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35kV single-phase pad-mounted transformer

  • 35kV single-phase pad-mounted transformer

Key attributes

Brand Vziman
Model NO. 35kV single-phase pad-mounted transformer
Rated frequency 50/60Hz
Primary voltage 2400-34,500 V
Secondary voltage 120-600 V
Capacity range 10-167 kVA
Series ZGS

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

Descripton:

Single-phase pad-mounted transformers are the preferred choice among base-mounted transformers, offering a balance of environmental friendliness, economic efficiency, high efficiency, and safety. These transformers utilize FR3 high-flash-point insulating fluid, providing excellent fire protection performance. Compared with traditional mineral oil transformers, their expected service life is significantly extended. The rated power of these transformers ranges from 10 to 167 kVA, and they are available in various designs such as ANSI Type 1, ANSI Type 2, and Ranch Runner, making them suitable for different application scenarios.

Features:

  • The FR3 fluid is not only biodegradable and non-toxic, but also capable of delivering sustainable performance at an affordable cost. This fluid strictly complies with the ASTM D6871-03 standard and meets the requirements of the IEEE PC57.147 standard which is under application.

  • The product performance fully meets or even exceeds multiple industry standards, covering ANSI (excluding the Ranch Runner front panel), NEMA, and DOE energy efficiency standards.

  • The core and coils are meticulously designed to achieve high reliability and significantly reduce the on-site failure rate. It offers two material options: grain-oriented steel and amorphous steel.

  • The overcurrent protection is well-configured, with Bay-O-Net fuses as standard, and optional current-limiting fuses or weak link components can be selected according to needs.

  • Both high-voltage and low-voltage bushing terminals are tinned, which can accommodate aluminum or copper conductors to ensure stable and efficient electrical connections.

Technical Parameters:

Specifications:

  • Meet or exceeds ANSI, NEMA and DOE2016 standards

  • IEEE standards C57.12.00, C57.12.38, C57.12.28, C57.12.35, C57.12.90, C57. 91 and C57.154

  • NEMA standards, NEMA TR 1 (R2000)

  • Department of Energy Efficiency Standard, 10 CFR Part 431

  • Tank coating exceeds IEEE Std C57.12.28-2005 and C57.12.29-2005 standards (stainless steel units only)

  • Full compliance with IEEE Std C57.12.28-2005 standard enclosure integrity requirements

  • FR3 fluid

  • Cores and coils designed for high reliability and low field failure rates: Available in grain-oriented electrical or amorphous steel

  • The transformer shall be designed in accordance with this specification and shall have an Average Winding Rise (AWR) of one of the following:

  • 55 °C, 55/65 °C, 65 °C

  • The applicable AWR rating shall be specified on the inquiry

  • The transformer shall be designed in accordance with this specification and shall have one of the following kVA ratings:

  • 10, 15, 25, 37.5, 50, 75, 100, 167

  • The applicable kVA rating shall be specified on the inquiry

  • Quality System ISO 9001 certified

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Workplace: 10000m² Total staff: 300 Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
Workplace: 10000m²
Total staff: 300
Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
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Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales
Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Electric transformer
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