BC150H-M/Z3 REX 150KVA 480-120/208V 3PH ISO TRANSFORMER
The BC150H-M/Z3 REX 150KVA ISO Transformer is designed for 480-120/208V, 3-phase applications, delivering reliable performance and efficiency. This robust transformer ensures stable power supply for various industrial applications, featuring durable construction for longevity and optimal heat management. Ideal for enhancing your electrical systems, it meets stringent safety standards.
| Brand | Rex |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 480-120/208V |
| Frame / Series | REX BC |
| Catalogue # | REXBC150HMZ3 |
The Rex BC150H-M/Z3 is a 150 KVA, 3-phase isolation transformer stepping down 480V to 120/208V, making it well-suited for industrial and commercial facilities that require a dedicated, isolated downstream distribution system — such as manufacturing floors, data centres, and healthcare environments. At 150 KVA, it can support substantial 3-phase and single-phase branch circuit loads simultaneously.
- Primary: 480V, 3-phase
- Secondary: 120/208V, 3-phase (4-wire wye)
- Rating: 150 KVA — size your connected load to no more than ~80% continuous capacity (~120 KVA) per Canadian Electrical Code guidelines
- Isolation: True isolation design reduces noise, improves safety, and provides a separately derived system for CEC bonding requirements
Not sure if this unit is sized correctly for your application or fits your existing installation? Send us your load schedule and we'll help confirm.
At 150 KVA on a 208V, 3-phase secondary, the full-load secondary current is approximately 416A (calculated as KVA × 1000 ÷ (√3 × 208V)). It's recommended to size your downstream panelboard and feeder conductors accordingly, and to operate the transformer at no more than 80% of rated capacity for continuous loads under the Canadian Electrical Code.
Yes — as an isolation transformer, the BC150H-M/Z3 creates a separately derived system on the 120/208V secondary. Under the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC Section 10), this requires a system bonding jumper connecting the neutral to ground at the first means of disconnect on the secondary side, along with a grounding electrode conductor. Contact a licensed electrician or your local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) for site-specific requirements.
Yes — isolation transformers like the BC150H-M/Z3 are commonly installed upstream of VFDs and sensitive electronic loads. The isolation barrier attenuates common-mode noise and provides a clean, separately derived source that helps protect equipment from line-side disturbances. For VFD applications, verify that the transformer's impedance (%Z3 designation) is compatible with your drive manufacturer's input requirements. Contact us if you need clarification on the impedance rating.
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