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Safety isolating transformer

A shield with a flat top and pointed bottom containing two overlapping circles stacked vertically, with a short horizontal line across where they overlap. · also called “SELV transformer”, “safety isolating transformer”, “safety transformer”, “shield transformer symbol”

What the Safety isolating transformer symbol means

Contains a safety isolating transformer

The two overlapping circles stand for the transformer's two windings and the shield for safety isolation: the unit is a safety isolating transformer, listed under EN 60742, with its variants under EN 61558-2-6. Its low-voltage output winding is separated from the mains input by safety insulation. Variants add a small box underneath (short-circuit-proof), two short legs (not short-circuit-proof) or a letter F (self-protecting).

Source · Official website Noratel transformer symbols and standards reference sheet · checked

  • EN 61558
    —This meaning

Questions about the Safety isolating transformer symbol

What does the Safety isolating transformer symbol mean?
The two overlapping circles stand for the transformer's two windings and the shield for safety isolation: the unit is a safety isolating transformer, listed under EN 60742, with its variants under EN 61558-2-6. Its low-voltage output winding is separated from the mains input by safety insulation. Variants add a small box underneath (short-circuit-proof), two short legs (not short-circuit-proof) or a letter F (self-protecting).
What does the Safety isolating transformer symbol look like?
A shield with a flat top and pointed bottom containing two overlapping circles stacked vertically, with a short horizontal line across where they overlap. It is also called “SELV transformer”, “safety isolating transformer”, “safety transformer” and “shield transformer symbol”.
Which standard defines the Safety isolating transformer symbol?
It follows EN 61558.

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