KONE KM1332707G02 BE800-9212 Control Cabinet Transformer  - 1

KONE KM1332707G02 BE800-9212 Control Cabinet Transformer

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KM1332707G02, BE800-9212

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SKU: KONE KM1332707G02 BE800-9212 Control Cabinet Transformer Category: Kone

Description


KONE Control Cabinet Transformer KM1332707G02 BE800-9212

KONE KM1332707G02, also marked BE800-9212, is an electrical transformer used in compatible KONE elevator control equipment. It is commonly supplied as a control-cabinet transformer and may be installed within the controller or drive-related electrical assembly.

Unlike a control board, this component should be selected primarily from its nameplate data. The model number is important, but the input voltage, secondary outputs, rated capacity, terminal arrangement, and physical mounting must also agree with the removed transformer.

Start with the Nameplate

Before requesting a quotation, take one clear photograph showing the complete transformer label. Please provide:

  • KONE part number KM1332707G02

  • transformer model BE800-9212

  • rated capacity or VA value

  • primary input voltage

  • secondary output voltages

  • frequency rating

  • terminal numbers and wiring positions

  • mounting-hole spacing

  • overall transformer dimensions

  • controller or inverter model

  • quantity required

Some market listings describe BE800-9212 as an 800VA transformer, with versions identified as 380V input and 230V/20V outputs. These values should not be copied directly into an order unless they match the original nameplate.

Replacement may be considered when the transformer shows overheating, burnt insulation, abnormal noise, damaged terminals, unstable secondary voltage, or an open winding confirmed during electrical testing.

Before installing a replacement, technicians should inspect the incoming supply, fuses, terminal connections, downstream load, cabinet ventilation, and signs of short circuit. A damaged connected circuit can cause a new transformer to fail again.

Installation and voltage testing should be completed by qualified elevator technicians. The primary and secondary terminals must be verified before power is applied.

For enquiries from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Brazil, Colombia, Spain, and Italy, sending the full nameplate and terminal-side photos is the safest way to confirm the correct BE800-9212 configuration.

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