$ 1,290.00
$ 1,290.00
$ 1,290.00
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Brand
| Brand | Marmo Elettromeccanica |
Marmo Elettromeccanica Marmoelettromeccanica Transformer for Master 3500
This is the MEM3000 safety electrical conversion unit (transformer) built by Marmoelettromeccanica to power the Master 3500 portable contouring router. The Master 3500 runs on a very low-voltage, 48V supply for operator safety, so it must never be connected directly to mains power — it is always run through this conversion unit. The MEM3000 steps three-phase mains supply down to that 48V output, is double insulated, and is CE marked to international low-voltage safety regulations.
Features
- Safety electrical conversion unit (transformer), model MEM3000, by Marmoelettromeccanica
- Steps down three-phase mains supply (220V / 380V / 415V) to a 48V low-voltage output
- Power rating of 3000 W, with a 1500 W tap also available
- Double-insulated construction, CE marked and built to international safety regulations
- Required for safe operation of the Master 3500 — the router must not be wired directly to mains power
- Feeds the Master 3500's 3.5 HP three-phase asynchronous motor (48V, 50/60 Hz)
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Safety Electrical Conversion Unit (Transformer) |
| Model | MEM3000 |
| Input Voltage | 220V / 380V / 415V, 3-Phase |
| Output Voltage | 48V low-voltage output |
| Power Rating | 3000 W (1500 W tap available) |
| Insulation / Certification | Double insulated; CE marked to international safety regulations |
| Used With | Marmoelettromeccanica Master 3500 portable contouring router (3.5 HP, 48V, 50/60 Hz three-phase asynchronous motor) |
| Manufacturer | Marmoelettromeccanica S.r.l., Rignano Flaminio, Italy |
The Master 3500 is designed to run on very low voltage (48V) for operator safety on the jobsite, where the router is used with its integrated water system. The MEM3000 is the conversion unit that makes this possible: it takes a standard three-phase mains supply and steps it down to that 48V output. The router should never be connected directly to mains power — it is always run through this transformer.