Eaton N48M47B75EE Transformer K-Factor Nonlinear UL Listed

Part Number: N48M47B75EE
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
N48M47B75EE

Quick Summary

The Eaton N48M47B75EE transformer is a K-Factor nonlinear ventilated transformer for data centers and industrial plants. Engineers often struggle with voltage stability, harmonics, and space constraints in LV distribution. UL Listed, NEMA TP-1 compliant, and electrostatically shielded construction support compliance and reliability. Rated for 75 kVA three-phase service with 480 V primary and 480Y/277 V secondary, it supports flexible tap settings. The dual taps at +2.5% and -2.5% enable quick voltage adjustment on site, reducing commissioning time. Electrostatically shielded construction minimizes EMI on sensitive equipment, supporting compliance with stringent electrical safety standards. UL Listed certification and NEMA TP-1 efficiency notes aid procurement teams in meeting regulatory buying policies. By integrating with Eaton's transformer family, installation is streamlined through standardized mounting, protective devices, and documented specs.

Product Information

Extended Description

N48M47B75EE Eaton: Eaton K-Factor nonlinear ventilated transformer, KT-13 (3-phase), PV 480V, Taps: 2 at +2.5% /4 at -2.5%, SV 480Y/277V, 80°C rise, 75 kVA, EE
Product Name
Eaton K-Factor nonlinear ventilated transformer
Catalog Number
N48M47B75EE
UPC
786680044434
Product Length/Depth
0.001 in
Product Height
0.001 in
Product Width
0.001 in
Product Weight
0.001 lb
Warranty
Eaton Selling Policy 25-000, one (1) year from the date of installation of the Product or eighteen (18) months from the date of shipment of the Product, whichever occurs first.
Compliances
NEMA TP-1 Compliant
Certifications
UL Listed
Catalog Notes
Nema TP-1 efficient
Coil material
Aluminum
Tap size
2 at +2.5% FCAN, 4 at -2.5% FCBN
Frequency rating
60 Hz
Volt ampere rating
75 kVA
Phase
Three-phase
Primary voltage
480 V
Secondary Voltage
480 Y/277 V
Temperature rise
80 °C rise
Special features
Electrostatically Shielded
Feature: K-Factor nonlinear ventilation enhances harmonic handling and heat dissipation. Business impact: lowers core losses during peak loading and reduces cooling energy costs across the system. Application: well-suited for data centers, industrial plants, and commercial facilities where high-quality power with predictable voltage is essential. Feature: Tap settings provide two at +2.5% and four at -2.5% adjustments. Business impact: enables precise on-site voltage regulation without external reactors or autotransformers, shortening commissioning time and improving equipment longevity. Application: ideal for facilities with variable supply, long feeders, or critical loads sensitive to voltage drift. Feature: 75 kVA three-phase rating with 480 V primary and 480Y/277 V secondary. Business impact: matches mid-range distribution needs while allowing compact footprint and simpler protection coordination. Application: switchgear interfaces, motor control centers, and panel-board feeders in manufacturing and data center rooms. Feature: Aluminum coil and electrostatic shielding. Business impact: lightweight, durable, and EMI-reducing design that supports cleaner signal integrity and easier handling during installation. Application: control panels, processor-based equipment, and environments where electromagnetic interference must be contained. Feature: Compliance and documentation package. Business impact: UL Listed and NEMA TP-1 efficient ratings simplify procurement, warranty coverage, and ongoing maintenance planning. Application: projects requiring formal certification trails, regulatory alignment, and aligned Eaton product families for streamlined spare parts and service. Feature: Installation compatibility within the Eaton transformer ecosystem. Business impact: standard mounting patterns and documented specifications reduce install time and field questions, while providing consistent warranty coverage. Application: retrofit projects, new builds, and modular power distribution architectures in industrial settings.

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FAQs

The N48M47B75EE uses a standard three‑phase transformer footprint with aluminum coil construction and electrostatic shielding, designed to mount in typical electrical enclosures. Ensure adequate clearance for cooling and access to taps at +2.5% and -2.5%. Confirm cabinet space for 480 V conductors, add proper protective devices, and verify UL Listed and NEMA TP‑1 compliance for field installations.
Key specs include a 75 kVA three‑phase rating, 480 V primary, 480Y/277 V secondary, 60 Hz frequency, and an 80 °C rise with taps at +2.5% and -2.5%. These values drive transformer sizing, cable sizing, and protective coordination. Designers can plan feeder protection, switchgear interfaces, and harmonic mitigation strategies around these ratings to meet reliability and efficiency goals.
Yes. The N48M47B75EE is designed for clean power delivery to sensitive equipment, with electrostatic shielding reducing EMI and UL/NEMA TP‑1 compliance supporting critical environments. Its 75 kVA rating and 480Y/277 V secondary align with typical IT loads and UPS interfaces. For data centers, pair with proper rack cooling, cable management, and rack‑level power distribution units.
Certifications include UL Listed and NEMA TP‑1 compliant notes, along with catalog notes on efficiency. This helps procurement meet regulatory and energy performance specifications, simplify supplier qualification, and reduce risk in audits. The electrostatic shielding and rigorous documentation support EMI/EMC, safety, and warranty coverage across Eaton’s transformer family.
Maintenance considerations include routine thermal monitoring, tapping verification, and adherence to Eaton warranty terms (one year from installation or 18 months from shipment). The K‑Factor nonlinear design and high‑efficiency NEMA TP‑1 profile help lower energy losses and cooling costs, improving uptime and total cost of ownership for mid‑range power distribution.