Eaton N48M28F2216CU-US Transformer - DOE 2016 Efficient

Part Number: N48M28F2216CU-US
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
N48M28F2216CU-US

Quick Summary

The Eaton N48M28F2216CU-US transformer is a three-phase power device designed for efficient distribution in industrial facilities. Facilities often wrestle with energy waste and heat during load changes, risking downtime and higher operating costs. It carries DOE 2016 Efficient certification and UL Listed status, with 60 Hz compatibility to meet common industrial codes and lifecycle expectations. Copper windings, a robust NEMA 1 enclosure, and a 480 V to 208Y/120 V output deliver reliable power with strong installation and maintenance advantages.

Product Information

Extended Description

N48M28F2216CU-US Eaton: DOE 2016 Efficient Transformer, Three-phase, PV: 480V, Taps: 2 at +2.5% FCAN, 4 at -2.5% FCBN, SV: 208Y/120V, K-Factor 13, 115°C rise, 225 kVA, Copper windings, Made in America
Product Name
Eaton K-Factor nonlinear ventilated transformer
Catalog Number
N48M28F2216CU-US
UPC
786680326820
Product Length/Depth
32 in
Product Height
66 in
Product Width
50.5 in
Product Weight
2030 lb
Compliances
DOE2016 Efficient
Certifications
UL Listed
Catalog Notes
10 CFR Part 431 (2016) Efficient
Coil material
Copper
Enclosure
NEMA 1
Frame
Case E
Insulation
220 °C
Material
Copper windings
Mounting
Floor
Tap size
2 at +2.5% FCAN, 4 at -2.5% FCBN
Frequency rating
60 Hz
Kva Rating
225 kVA
Phase
Three-phase
Primary voltage
480 V
Secondary Voltage
208Y/120 V
Sound Level
NEMA ST-20
Temperature rise
115 °C rise
Voltage rating
480 Vac-208Y/120 Vac
Efficiency
10 CFR Part 431-2016 (DOE 2016)
Special features
Made in America
Weathershield
RH6
DOE 2016 Efficient designation helps reduce energy consumption across extended operation, particularly in facilities with variable loads and frequent start/stop cycles. The 225 kVA rating provides ample headroom for typical manufacturing lines and automation modules, while maintaining low core and copper losses that translate into measurable energy savings over the transformer’s life. Its three-phase configuration, 480 V primary, and 208Y/120 V secondary support common panel boards and switchgear arrangements used in industrial plants. The K-Factor 13 nonlinear windings mitigate harmonic currents from drives, rectifiers, and uncontrolled loads, improving system stability and reducing the risk of overheating that shortens component life. This design supports longer service intervals and reduces the probability of nuisance tripping during peak harmonic events, which translates into lower maintenance costs and improved production uptime. For facilities adopting power quality standards, this transformer helps maintain voltage integrity without additional filtering. Voltage regulation is enhanced by taps: two at +2.5% FCAN and four at -2.5% FCBN, enabling precise compensation for line drops and load changes. This capability minimizes voltage stress on motors and PLC inputs, extending equipment life and reducing nuisance resets. The built-in tap capability also simplifies commissioning, allowing technicians to dial in the correct voltage at startup without external autotransformers. Copper windings and a 220 °C insulation rating offer robust thermal margins in demanding environments, with a temperature rise specification of 115 °C to support continuous operation under typical facility conditions. The copper construction delivers superior conductivity and reliability compared with aluminum equivalents, while UL listing and the Case E frame provide predictable performance under vibration and routine handling during installation and service. Enclosure is NEMA 1, suited for indoor, dust-protected spaces, with floor mounting that aligns with common mechanical room layouts and skid-based installation workflows. The RH6 weathershield option adds protection against incidental exposure in mildly corrosive or dusty environments, extending service life in plant settings. The 60 Hz rating ensures seamless integration with North American systems and existing switchgear stock. Energy efficiency, UL certification, and DOE compliance simplify procurement and regulatory review, while copper windings and robust construction improve total cost of ownership. The unit’s made-in-America manufacturing base supports local supply chains and long-term serviceability.

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FAQs

For optimal performance, install on a level floor with proper clearance for cooling and service access. Utilize the floor-mount design and consider enclosure protection such as RH6 weather shield in mildly corrosive or dusty environments. Ensure wiring conforms to 480 V primary and 208Y/120 V secondary configurations and perform voltage tap verification during commissioning.
Key specs include a 225 kVA rating, 60 Hz operation, 480 V primary and 208Y/120 V secondary, copper windings, 115 °C rise, and taps of 2 at +2.5% FCAN and 4 at -2.5% FCBN. It is UL Listed and DOE 2016 Efficient, with NEMA 1 enclosure and Case E frame for rugged industrial use.
Yes. The K-Factor 13 nonlinear windings mitigate harmonic currents from drives and rectifiers, improving voltage stability and reducing overheating risk. This translates to longer service intervals and lower maintenance costs in facilities with non-linear loads.
The N48M28F2216CU-US carries UL Listed certification and DOE 2016 Efficient designation, aligning with safety standards and energy-performance requirements. It operates at 60 Hz, meeting typical North American electrical codes and procurement criteria for compliant, energy-efficient power distribution.
Expect lower operating costs from DOE 2016 efficiency and reduced energy waste, plus fewer outages due to improved harmonic handling. The copper windings and robust enclosure support long service life with predictable maintenance cycles, contributing to a favorable total cost of ownership, especially in facilities with variable loads and high downtime sensitivity.