Inductors price list
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Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
Inductors and transformers may not always take center stage in an electronics project, but they often perform the quiet work that keeps a circuit behaving properly. From impedance matching and audio isolation to speaker connections and hands-on component experimentation, the right part can make a major difference. This selection includes transformers, line-matching components, an assorted power inductor kit, and several replacement coils.
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An inductor stores energy in a magnetic field when electrical current passes through a coil. That simple action allows inductors to help manage current, filter signals, reduce unwanted electrical noise, and support power-conversion circuits. Their behavior depends on factors such as inductance, resistance, coil construction, and the frequency of the signal.
A transformer also uses coils and magnetic coupling, but it transfers energy or signals between circuits. The coils can provide isolation, change impedance, or adapt one voltage or signal level to another. In practical terms, a transformer can act like a translator between two circuits that do not naturally speak the same electrical language.
The products in this category are not all interchangeable. A speaker transformer, an audio isolation transformer, a line transformer, and a power inductor assortment may look related because they use magnetic components, but each is designed for a different job.
The reference selection includes products from brands such as BLUE SEA, VALCOM, BOGEN, SHAKESPEARE, and AOQDQDQD. It also includes Pulsar replacement coils listed through Smoke Cartel. The listed prices range from $11.12 for the Bogen T725 Line Matching Transformer to $87.12 for the Shakespeare 4357-S Base-Loaded AM FM VHF Separator.
Several products are intended for audio systems or speaker installations. Others are aimed at circuit experimentation or device maintenance. Because the collection covers different product types, your first task is not simply finding the lowest price. It is matching the component’s electrical role to your project’s requirements.
The Valcom VMT-2 600 Ohm Isolation Transformer is listed at $40.12 from The Twister Group, while another listing for the same product appears at $42.12. Its description identifies it as an audio isolation transformer for magnetically coupling line-level audio or isolating ground references between audio circuits.
The Valcom unit has a small footprint, screw-terminal connectors, and a wall-mountable design according to the provided listing. The description also gives dimensions of 7 by 3 by 4 inches and a weight of 0.8 pounds. These details may be useful if you are working inside a compact installation or planning a fixed mounting location.
Isolation can be especially useful when two audio circuits create unwanted ground-reference problems. Rather than allowing the circuits to connect directly, a transformer can transfer the audio signal magnetically. It is similar to passing a message across a small bridge without opening a direct road between the two sides.
The Bogen T725 Line Matching Transformer is listed at $11.12. Its description says it allows an 8-ohm speaker to connect to 70-volt or 25-volt amplifier outputs. It includes power taps of 4, 2, 1, one-half, one-quarter, and one-eighth watt.
The product uses easily accessed stripped and tinned wire terminations. Its listed dimensions are 3 by 2 by 2 inches, and its listed weight is 0.5 pounds. Those compact measurements may appeal to installers who need a straightforward component without taking up much room.
A related model, the Bogen T72510 Speaker Transformer, is listed at $17.12. It also allows an 8-ohm speaker to connect to 70-volt or 25-volt amplifier outputs. Its power taps are 10, 5, 2.5, 1.25, and 0.625 watts. The listing gives dimensions of 1.75 by 1.75 by 3 inches.
The two Bogen models serve a similar general purpose, but their tap ranges and dimensions differ. The T725 provides lower selectable power levels, while the T72510 reaches a 10-watt setting. That difference can matter when you are balancing speaker output across a distributed audio system.
Before choosing between them, check the amplifier output, speaker impedance, desired power level, and available mounting space. A transformer should not be selected by appearance alone. Electrical compatibility is the foundation; physical size and wiring convenience come next.
The Bogen WMT-1A Line Xfmr 500 Ohm 57 4188 01 is listed at $44.12. Its description identifies a high-impedance 10,000-ohm primary and a low-impedance 600-ohm secondary. It is designed to match high-to-low or low-to-high impedance and to adapt line-level signals to microphone inputs.
The listing notes a balanced secondary with a center tap, an RCA connector for the high-impedance side, and screw terminals for the low-impedance side. It also describes a small steel enclosure with mounting ears. The stated dimensions are 8.5 by 7 by 3 inches, with a listed weight of 1.25 pounds.
This type of component may be useful when a signal source and signal input expect different impedance ranges. Impedance matching is a little like fitting a large water pipe to a smaller one: the connection may be possible, but the transition needs the right adapter to work effectively.
The Bogen TBL1S Transformer Balanced Aux Input Module is listed at $77.12. Its description says it supports balanced and unbalanced high- and low-impedance inputs, along with stereo or mono sources, telephone systems, and microphones.
The module is described as transformer-isolated and dual-impedance. It includes line-level input gain trim, bass and treble controls, variable ducking when muted, fade-back behavior, mute send and receive functions, mute threshold and duration adjustments, and priority and bus assignment capabilities.
The listing also mentions pluggable screw-terminal connections and compatibility with Power Vector and M-Class amplifiers, which are sold separately. If your project involves a more feature-rich audio installation, this module may be worth comparing with simpler transformer-only components.
The Blue Sea 8257 AC Current Transformer is listed at $25.12 from The Twister Group. The supplied description provides the product name but does not include detailed electrical specifications, dimensions, current range, or connection information.
That makes careful verification especially important before purchase. Current transformers are selected according to the current they measure, their output format, installation method, and system requirements. If you are comparing this product, review the manufacturer or retailer listing for the technical information needed by your application.
In general, an AC current transformer is used to sense alternating current without placing a conventional meter directly in series with the main circuit. However, the exact use depends on the product’s specifications, so do not assume that every current transformer is suitable for every monitoring system.
The Shakespeare 4357-S Base-Loaded AM FM VHF Separator is listed at $87.12. The provided data identifies it as a separator for AM, FM, and VHF signals, but it does not provide additional technical specifications.
Because the listing offers limited details, shoppers should confirm connector types, frequency information, installation requirements, and system compatibility before making a decision. A separator can be useful when multiple signal bands need to be managed within one antenna or communications setup, but the correct match depends on the wider system.
This product is the highest-priced item in the listed selection. Price alone does not reveal whether it is the right choice; the decisive question is whether its supported signal range and connection design match your equipment.
The 240-piece, 24-type Box DIP Power Inductor Assorted Kit is listed at $16.99 from Banggood.com under the AOQDQDQD brand. The package includes 24 values with 10 pieces of each value, giving hobbyists and technicians a broad selection for testing and prototyping.
The provided specifications list inductance values ranging from 2.2 microhenries to 100 millihenries, copper wire, a ferrite magnetic core, and a pin pitch of approximately one-eighth inch. The listing gives the box size as about 7.7 by 5.1 by 1.4 inches and the gross weight as about 12.2 ounces.
For experimentation, an assortment can be more practical than buying one value at a time. It gives you room to compare circuit behavior, test filters, and replace a part during development without waiting for another order. It is like having several sizes of wrench in a toolbox instead of hoping one happens to fit.
Start by identifying the inductance range your circuit needs. Then consider current handling, resistance, physical spacing, and operating conditions. The kit description includes a working-temperature range from negative 4 to 176 degrees Fahrenheit, converted from the supplied metric specification, but other performance details may require confirmation.
Labeling the values can save time during prototyping. Keep a simple record of which inductor is installed, what circuit condition you tested, and how the circuit responded. That habit turns a box of parts into a practical learning tool rather than a drawer full of mystery components.
The selection also includes several Pulsar replacement coil products listed by Smoke Cartel. These are specialized replacement parts rather than general-purpose circuit-board inductors. They are associated with wax devices and atomizer systems, so compatibility with the relevant Pulsar equipment is essential.
The Pulsar APX Wax Barb Coil 5 Pack is listed at $74.20. Its description identifies it as a replacement coil for the Pulsar APX Wax Barb Coil vape pen and APX Wax vape. The listing describes a dual ribbon-twist Kanthal and quartz coil design for fast heating.
The Pulsar Barb Fire Wax Mod Replacement Coil 5 Pack is listed at $49.99. Its description identifies a double ribbon coil atomizer, a stainless-steel body, a resistance range of 0.2 to 0.3 ohms, adjustable airflow, and a removable mouthpiece. The listing also says the coil is replaceable.
The Pulsar Hell Fire Ceramic Replacement Coil 5 Pack is listed at $67.00. It is described as a black ceramic replacement part for the Pulsar Hell Fire atomizer tank, with a resistance of 0.25 ohms. These products should be compared by device compatibility and resistance specifications, not simply by pack price.
Begin with the application. Are you building a circuit, adapting an audio signal, connecting a speaker to a distributed amplifier, monitoring AC current, separating antenna signals, or replacing a device coil? Once the purpose is clear, many unsuitable options can be eliminated immediately.
Next, compare electrical specifications. Look for impedance, inductance, resistance, power taps, signal type, and compatible equipment. For a transformer, input and output expectations are particularly important. For an inductor, inductance and current requirements deserve close attention.
Physical details matter too. Dimensions can determine whether a part fits inside an enclosure, while connectors and mounting features affect installation time. The listings provide useful information for several Bogen and Valcom products, but specifications are limited for some other items.
Prices in the reference data vary across products and, in one case, across listings for the same Valcom VMT-2 transformer. One listing shows $40.12 and another shows $42.12. This is why comparing listings can be useful before you decide.
The reference data does not provide regular prices or confirmed discount amounts. It also does not establish universal availability or shipping terms. Treat the displayed prices as the listed comparison values and verify current details on the relevant retailer listing before completing a purchase.
Write down the exact part number before comparing options. Similar product names can hide meaningful differences in power taps, impedance, resistance, connectors, or intended equipment. The Bogen T725 and T72510 are a good example: both support 8-ohm speakers with 70-volt or 25-volt amplifier outputs, but their tap ranges differ.
Check whether the product is a complete component or a replacement part. A transformer module may be ready for installation, while an assorted inductor kit is intended for experimentation. A replacement coil may only fit a specific device family.
Finally, review the technical information carefully. Where the supplied listing includes dimensions, weight, warranty information, or country-of-origin details, those points may help with planning. Where details are missing, avoid guessing and seek confirmation from the retailer or manufacturer information.
The reference selection covers a wide range of magnetic components, from the budget-friendly Bogen T725 line matching transformer and the 240-piece inductor kit to specialized audio, antenna, current-sensing, and replacement-coil products. The best choice depends on your circuit’s electrical requirements, physical constraints, and intended use. Use ZoneOffer as a comparison resource, match specifications carefully, and verify the current product details with the listed retailer before moving forward.



