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product_id: 1755264
title: "ELC T Series 3000 Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110v to 220v / 220v to 110v Power Converter - Circuit Breaker Protection, CE Certified [3-Years Warranty]"
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# 3000W max power capacity Silent operation, zero noise Dual circuit breaker safety ELC T Series 3000 Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110v to 220v / 220v to 110v Power Converter - Circuit Breaker Protection, CE Certified [3-Years Warranty]

**Brand:** elc
**Price:** A$480
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ELC T Series 3000 Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110v to 220v / 220v to 110v Power Converter - Circuit Breaker Protection, CE Certified [3-Years Warranty] by elc
- **How much does it cost?** A$480 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- elc enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted elc brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Whisper-Quiet Tech:** Operates silently—no hum, no buzz, perfect for home or office
- • **Certified Reliability:** CE certified with 3-year warranty—trusted for long-term use
- • **Compact & Lightweight:** 20% lighter toroidal transformer design at just 15 lbs fits anywhere
- • **Built-In Safety Shield:** Dual circuit breakers protect both 110V & 220V sides for peace of mind
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Handles up to 3000W for versatile step-up/down voltage conversion

## Overview

The ELC T Series 3000W Voltage Converter Transformer offers efficient step-up/down voltage conversion between 110V and 220V with a heavy-duty, silent toroidal transformer design. Weighing only 15 lbs and featuring dual circuit breaker protection, it ensures safe, reliable operation for a wide range of appliances. CE certified and backed by a 3-year warranty, it’s the smart choice for professionals needing dependable voltage conversion without noise or bulk.

## Description

This voltage converter transformer is highly efficient with step up/down conversion. This transformer device makes no noise while in use, a complete silent while in use and easy to use. Our voltage transformer is convenient solution to converting voltage from 220v to 110v converter (step-down) or from 110v to 220v converter (step-up) for both home & industrial applications. It features a heavy-duty cord with a standard US 3-prong plug. We do not recommend this product for high wattage heat producing items such as coffee maker, expresso machine and welding equipment etc. For safety reasons, it's recommended to use a Voltage Converter/Transformer that's max watts is at least 2x higher than your appliance.For example; this 3000 Watt transformer can be used only with an appliance that uses up to 1450 Watts that is to prevent damage from the transformer itself and the appliance being usedELC gives a wide variety of heavy-duty electronics equipment that allows to run high-end devices such as gaming consoles, hair dryer, hair straighteners, and many other types of devices. This product will let you operate US/Canadian appliances that are built to operate on 110/120v. Since the voltage conversion is 220/240v elsewhere, our accessories help you run devices with efficiency. It will not work with American 220 (Dual Phase, Not designed for US 220V)This equipment has 1 x 110V Socket, 1 x Universal 220V Socket.

Review: Great for server PSU/breakout boards, or whatever else. - The categories it asked me to rate are weird. For traveling? THICKNESS? Uhh... Update: I'm not sure how long it's been since I posted this review - almost a year? Has been running fine ever since. You're probably not supposed to run these 24/7, but I have been for it's entire life and everything I said still applies - works great, no heat, no sound, no weird smells, no problems. Highly recommend. Original review: Anyways, I got this to power a server power supply for my mining rack, at least until I get around to installing a 220/240v line in my house. Right now I'm using a 1600w supply, so I grabbed a 3000w converter to make sure there was plenty of headroom. I could probably get away with adding another small supply to it, but I'm not trying to push it... yet. I'll admit I was scared of burning my house down, but this was a breeze to set up. I spent a LOT of time looking at converters before picking this one; you don't want to get a cheap one that's crap quality, but you also don't want to pay a fortune. I've been using this a week and, honestly, it's been great. It doesn't get hot, in fact it doesn't even get warm. I have mine on top of a laptop cooling pad because I figured it'd be hot, but it's never even warm to the touch. It's also totally silent. I have it in a room with three computers running (and they aren't very loud) and I can't even tell this thing is on. I'm not sure if you'd be able to tell in a silent room, but even when I put my head near this thing I can't hear anything. There's a switch on the back to pick your input voltage, so for the US that's set to 110v, and then a few plugs on the front for two different output cable types. I put my server PSU cable into the universal 220/240v female plug and everything just... worked. No sounds, no heat, no weird smells, nothing. It's been far, far easier than I'd expected. After a week of it running 24/7 I haven't had a single problem, and i don't expect to. If I do, I'll update this post. The unit is actually pretty heavy for it's size; it's a nice, relatively compact form factor but it's definitely got some heft to it. In my eyes, that's a good thing; I want solid hardware handling the load, and that means weight. While I'm no expert, it seems to be very good quality - there were no dents or nicks, it was packaged nicely, and there's nothing on it where it looks like they obviously cheapest out somewhere. Everything is quality. I'm really glad I picked this one. There were cheaper ones and more expensive ones. With this I didn't have to pay a fortune, and got something that's quality where I don't have to be constantly worrying about it 24/7. If you're also interested in running server PSUs/breakout boards for mining (or just need a step up/down converter for whatever else), this is a perfect choice.
Review: Best transformer I’ve used - We used this for about 4 years in Italy with great results. We were able to run high voltage equipment including our vitamix off of it without problems. It was so reliable that we kept it after moving back to the states. I have also used it in reverse here, transforming 110 to 220 for a European appliance we brought back (a 220v Grainfather brewing system). I have since figured out how to use my dryer plug instead, but we will keep the transformer in case our lives lead us overseas again. It’s worth noting that this transformer (and every one that I have ever used) will NOT change the frequency of the power. This can ruin some appliances, so ensuring your appliances, especially those that spin) are 50 and 60 he compliant is important. Otherwise you might see your appliance do interesting things, or stop working all together. Our kitchen aid, spun extra fast, and survived, but we did that accepting the risks.

## Features

- Up to 3000-Watt Maximum Capacity (Step Up/Down)- Voltage Converter transformer. Heavy Duty Step Up/Down (220v to 110v converter, 110v to 220v converter)
- Please note: This converter is designed only for European/Asian 220V (Single Phase), it will not Work with American 220 (Dual Phase, Not designed for US 220V)
- This transformer device makes no noise while in use, a completely silent and easy to use and it does not take a lot of space
- This voltage converter transformer has new efficient toroidal transformer technology to ensure efficiency. It is 20% lighter than traditional transformers. Weight: 15 lbs., Dimensions: 13.5" x 10.25" x 6.5"
- This voltage converter transformer has dual circuit breakers protection for each Voltage (120V & 220V). Our Units are CE Certified

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00ER52DMW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #415,060 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #651 in Lighting Low Voltage Transformers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (589) |
| Date First Available | August 22, 2013 |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 3 Years |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 15 pounds |
| Item model number | T-3000 |
| Manufacturer | Enovize Inc |
| Product Dimensions | 13.5 x 10.25 x 6.5 inches |
| UPC | 045635388277 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ELC
- **Item Weight:** 15 Pounds
- **Mounting Type:** Floor Mount
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.5"D x 13.5"W x 6.5"H

## Images

![ELC T Series 3000 Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110v to 220v / 220v to 110v Power Converter - Circuit Breaker Protection, CE Certified [3-Years Warranty] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61fyqnylQ0L.jpg)
![ELC T Series 3000 Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110v to 220v / 220v to 110v Power Converter - Circuit Breaker Protection, CE Certified [3-Years Warranty] - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71pNkR9sE+L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Blendtec total blender bought in usa 120vac, 1560 watts, 50-60hz. moving to paraguay where voltage is 220vac, 50-60hz. what recommendation do u have?**
A: One good question to ask is, am I going to buy a big ugly, heavy box which has a short cord (ie it needs to be near the outlet) and therefore becomes an eyesore for $?? or will I do the smart thing and just replace my appliance with one that works on local power?  I bought 2 x 5000w units when I came from the USA to Europe. Why? Because I thought, oh lemme buy that 40" flat screen Samsung at Walmart on sale for $350 because I thought the equivalent would cost a lot more in Europe. Nope, yes maybe a little more than Walmart, but after you factor in the transformer and the sheer ugliness of it (and you cant/shouldn't hide it inside of something else because it makes heat and needs air) where are you?  First of all, appliances don't last forever and they have to be replaced eventually. So suggest you/others re-examine your need path on this before you commit.

**Q: Can i use,this transformer for a cooking pot rated at 110v / 500 w, from 220v to 110v  ?**
A: Technically the answer is no. This Transformer max rating is 500 watts. If your cooking pot is rated 500 watts, you need to double up the power ratings up to 1K watts

**Q: Which product will work for a heater of 1500 watts from US for continuous use in south asian country?**
A: We do not recommend voltage converters for heaters.

**Q: Does this device have output port to fit China 220v Type 1 plug?**
A: Yes, the universal socket in the front will accept the Chinese plug.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for server PSU/breakout boards, or whatever else.
*by N***O on April 18, 2021*

The categories it asked me to rate are weird. For traveling? THICKNESS? Uhh... Update: I'm not sure how long it's been since I posted this review - almost a year? Has been running fine ever since. You're probably not supposed to run these 24/7, but I have been for it's entire life and everything I said still applies - works great, no heat, no sound, no weird smells, no problems. Highly recommend. Original review: Anyways, I got this to power a server power supply for my mining rack, at least until I get around to installing a 220/240v line in my house. Right now I'm using a 1600w supply, so I grabbed a 3000w converter to make sure there was plenty of headroom. I could probably get away with adding another small supply to it, but I'm not trying to push it... yet. I'll admit I was scared of burning my house down, but this was a breeze to set up. I spent a LOT of time looking at converters before picking this one; you don't want to get a cheap one that's crap quality, but you also don't want to pay a fortune. I've been using this a week and, honestly, it's been great. It doesn't get hot, in fact it doesn't even get warm. I have mine on top of a laptop cooling pad because I figured it'd be hot, but it's never even warm to the touch. It's also totally silent. I have it in a room with three computers running (and they aren't very loud) and I can't even tell this thing is on. I'm not sure if you'd be able to tell in a silent room, but even when I put my head near this thing I can't hear anything. There's a switch on the back to pick your input voltage, so for the US that's set to 110v, and then a few plugs on the front for two different output cable types. I put my server PSU cable into the universal 220/240v female plug and everything just... worked. No sounds, no heat, no weird smells, nothing. It's been far, far easier than I'd expected. After a week of it running 24/7 I haven't had a single problem, and i don't expect to. If I do, I'll update this post. The unit is actually pretty heavy for it's size; it's a nice, relatively compact form factor but it's definitely got some heft to it. In my eyes, that's a good thing; I want solid hardware handling the load, and that means weight. While I'm no expert, it seems to be very good quality - there were no dents or nicks, it was packaged nicely, and there's nothing on it where it looks like they obviously cheapest out somewhere. Everything is quality. I'm really glad I picked this one. There were cheaper ones and more expensive ones. With this I didn't have to pay a fortune, and got something that's quality where I don't have to be constantly worrying about it 24/7. If you're also interested in running server PSUs/breakout boards for mining (or just need a step up/down converter for whatever else), this is a perfect choice.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best transformer I’ve used
*by J***A on April 25, 2021*

We used this for about 4 years in Italy with great results. We were able to run high voltage equipment including our vitamix off of it without problems. It was so reliable that we kept it after moving back to the states. I have also used it in reverse here, transforming 110 to 220 for a European appliance we brought back (a 220v Grainfather brewing system). I have since figured out how to use my dryer plug instead, but we will keep the transformer in case our lives lead us overseas again. It’s worth noting that this transformer (and every one that I have ever used) will NOT change the frequency of the power. This can ruin some appliances, so ensuring your appliances, especially those that spin) are 50 and 60 he compliant is important. Otherwise you might see your appliance do interesting things, or stop working all together. Our kitchen aid, spun extra fast, and survived, but we did that accepting the risks.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent unit, but mind the rating, and the power cable
*by J***T on May 6, 2014*

I purchased the 3000 W ELC transformer in order to use a 240 VAC espresso machine (1150 W) and a 240 VAC coffee grinder (150 W) that I brought back from Australia on the 120 VAC kitchen outlet in the US. According to the advice to allow a 50% overhead in the rating, a 2000 W unit should have been adequate. However, I bought the 3000 W unit to have even more margin. It costs only $10 more, and is no larger in physical size (but it weighs a few pounds more) than the 2000 w unit. I inspected it closely and have used it for several days. I am very pleased with it. I have one very minor issue with the power cord that caused me to withhold the 5 star rating. See more below. Unlike some, ELC's description of the unit on Amazon is complete and the pictures are large and clear. I originally ordered a different transformer, but I canceled the order after I learned some of the details that were missing from its description and pictures. These missing details were provided sporadically in answers from customers and from the seller. ELC has their act together better, which enabled me to order with more confidence. The unit runs noiselessly, without any noticeable rise in temperature. It did have a slight odor when I unpacked it, but that disappeared once it was out of the box and had aired a bit. Keep in mind that I am using it at less than 1/2 of its rated output, and I use it only intermittently, for perhaps 10 minutes at a time. Your results may difer. The transformer itself is toroidal shaped, which is more efficient and reduces emission of electromagnetic field, compared to a traditional non-toroidal transformer. (It is more difficult to manufacture a toroidal transformer.) The better efficiency contributes to the much lighter weight compared to many of the other transformers of the same rating that Amazon sells. Based upon electrical measurements, the unit appears to be wired as an "auto-transformer". The added efficiency of an auto-transformer can further contribute to a savings in weight. However, it means that the output is electrically connected to the input, not just inductively coupled through the core of the transformer. My measurements indicate that for the step-up mode in which I am operating, the neutral of the 120 V input appears to be at middle potential of the two power conductors of the 240 V output. That is not what is what is expected by foreign appliances, but is typical for a US 230 V circuit, in which both of the power conductors are not at ground potential (neither is neutral). Some have reported GFI issues using other transformers overseas, perhaps related to this feature. I am operating the unit on a GFI protected circuit and have had no issues with the GFI or my appliances. You results may vary, depending upon your appliances and house wiring. The unit appears to have a reasonably good quality of construction. All solder joints are covered by heat-shrink tubing, so they can't be closely inspected, but they look reasonable in size and shape of the solder joint. Almost all the fittings on the front and back, and the feet, are doubly secured in place by a generous applications of hot glue inside the case. I was drawn to this particular unit by the good ratings, and by the power cord, which appears in the picture to be, and is described as, heavy duty. It appears to be heavier than those on many of the other transformers offered by Amazon. Now that I have it in hand, I see that it is a 3 conductor, 14 AWG cable, which is moderately heavy. The NEC rates such cable for 15 Amps continuous service. For this transformer operating in the step-up mode, 15 A corresponds to a load of 1800 W or less. At an output of 3000 W, the current in that cable would be 25 amps or higher. (Actually, the rating is more accurately stated on the back of the unit as 3000 VA, not W, which puts the maximum current at 25 A.) That amount of current might also exceed what can be provided by a typical 120 V house circuit breaker and wiring. Even with the recommended 1.5 factor for a safety margin, the current would be more than 15 A in the step-up mode. The power cable is undersized for step-up operation. On the other hand, if you're operating in the step-down mode, the cable is adequate to provide more than 3000 VA. If you're considering using the the 5000 W (VA, really) largest unit offered by ELC, then I suggest that you first contact the seller to learn the size of its power cable. It appears in the pictures to be the same as for the 3000 w unit which would make it further underrated for the set-up mode, and marginal for the step-down mode. I am using my 3000 w unit at 1300 W, which would correspond to a current of 11 to 12 A, so the cable rating is not an issue to me. However, I have withheld the 5 star rating because I feel the supplier should either provide a heavier cable with the unit, or provide a warning about using it for continuous loads above 15 A. In summary, the ELC unit seems to be an excellent device. However, if you are using it at high loads without margins you may find that you have concerns related to the power cable rating or house wiring adequacy. The neutral wiring arrangement of the auto-transformer may cause difficulties in some unusual situations.

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