The TED Electric transformer converts 230V AC current into stable alternating current of 110V / 115V AC, allowing the connection of 110V / 115V electronic devices to a 230V outlet. It features 4 screw-mounting positions.

• Dimensions (L x W x H): 200 x 130 x 155 mm
• Input Connector: 1x Power Outlet
• Output Connectors: 1x Universal Outlet
• Input Voltage: 220V - 230V
• Output Voltage: 110V - 115V
• Frequency: 50Hz

• Place the TED Electric transformer in a stable, ventilated, and dry area.
• Ensure that the electronic device (load) you want to connect is turned off.
• Connect the load to the transformer's outlet.
• Plug the transformer into the network (220-230V).
• Turn on the load.

• The connection of the transformer to the network is done via a power outlet, connecting a 3-wire cable with a minimum cross-section of 1.5mm or 3 insulated conductors of the same cross-section, which are not included.
• Strictly follow the steps in the instructions for use!
• In case of malfunction, do not attempt to repair the device yourself!
• To avoid overload or voltage surge, check the actual power of the load.

• Recommended for devices with a maximum consumption of 3000 Watts.
• For inductive loads (which require high current at startup), use a transformer at least 3 to 5 times larger than the power of the load.