Triad Magnetics: Power Solutions for Appliance Design

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Triad Magnetics: Power Solutions for Appliance Design

Engineered transformer solutions optimized for safety, performance, and global appliance applications


Why Triad Magnetics?

  • Proven reliability in industrial and appliance environments
  • UL-recognized designs supporting safety-critical applications
  • TUV CE approvals for worldwide use
  • High isolation & low noise architectures
  • Broad standard product range reduces design time and cost
  • Consistent global supply + long lifecycle support
Triad enables appliance engineers to design faster, pass compliance easier, and ensure long-term field reliability.
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PC Mount World Series™ Power Transformers

PC Mount World Series Power Transformers for General appliance power, control boards, global designs

Key Advantages:

  • Dual bobbin construction → superior isolation & safety
  • Reduced capacitance → eliminates need for electrostatic shielding
  • High-temp materials exceed UL flammability requirements
  • Wide power range (2.5 VA to 56 VA) for flexibility
  • 115V & 230V options → global appliance compatibility
  • Precision PC pin layout → easy PCB integration
Appliance Applications:
  • White goods (washers, dryers, ovens)
  • HVAC controls
  • Smart appliance control boards
  • Food processing equipment
Designed to simplify compliance and support global SKUs. Click here
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PC Mount Split Pack™ Class 2/3 Power Transformers

PC Mount Split Pack Class 2/3 Power Transformers for Safety-critical, low-voltage appliance circuits
Key Advantages:

  • Split bobbin design → extremely low capacitive coupling
  • No electrostatic shield required → lower BOM cost
  • 4200 VAC isolation → nearly 2× industry standard
  • Independent dual secondaries → design flexibility (series/parallel)
  • Enhanced creepage/clearance → improved safety margins
Why Class 2/3 Matters for Appliances:
  • Intrinsically limits power → reduces fire risk
  • Simplifies UL compliance pathways
  • Ideal for user-accessible circuits
Appliance Applications:
  • User interface boards
  • Sensors & low-voltage controls
  • IoT / connected appliance modules
  • Safety isolation circuits

Designed to meet stringent safety standards while reducing cost and complexity.
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Understanding UL Class 2 Power Transformers eBook

Download our Understanding UL Class 2 Power Transformers eBook:

  • Clarifies UL Class 2 design limits & benefits
  • Helps engineers avoid overdesign and reduce cost
  • Explains compliance pathways for appliance systems
  • Practical guidance for safe low-voltage power design
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Design with confidence. Power with Triad.
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