Voltage booster isolation transformer system and method of operating the same
AssigneeHubbell Incorporated
InventorsSteve Liscinsky, Jean-Yves Schneider, Joseph DiMaria, Jack Brunier
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Abstract
An isolation transformer boost system configured to be electrically connected to a shore power supply. The system including an isolation transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding; and an electronic processor configured to operate in a static mode, wherein in the static mode the electronic processor is configured to activate an electrical characteristic boost when the system is initially powered by the shore power supply.
Claims20
An isolation transformer boost system configured to be electrically connected to a shore power supply, the system comprising:
- an isolation transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding;
- and an electronic processor configured to operate in a static mode, wherein in the static mode the electronic processor is configured to activate an electrical characteristic boost when the system is initially powered by the shore power supply;
- wherein a display is illuminated with a first color when the electrical characteristic boost is activated and the display is illuminated with a second color when the isolation transformer is receiving a low input from the shore power supply.
A method of boosting an electrical characteristic of an isolation transformer of an isolation transformer system, the method comprising:
- providing the isolation transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding;
- and operating in a static mode, wherein when in the static mode the system is configured to activate an electrical characteristic boost when the system is initially powered by a shore power supply;
- and illuminating a display with a first color when the electrical characteristic boost is activated and illuminating the display with a second color when the isolation transformer is receiving a low input from the shore power supply.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.