Distribution Transformer Manufacturer

Distribution Transformer Manufacturers

We have been counted amongst the most trusted names in this domain, engaged in offering a standard quality range of Distribution Transformer. Distribution Transformer is work at low efficiency at 50-70%, small size, easy in installation, having low magnetic losses & it is not always fully loaded. We are engaged in offering Distribution Transformers to our client’s up to 5000kVA.

Features:-

  • Excellent turns ratio
  • Low-temperature rise
  • Require low maintenance cost

Specification

  • 3000 KVA 3-Ph Padmount Transformer
  • High Voltage: 12470 Y 7200
  • Low Voltage: 480 Y 277
  • Fluid: Mineral Oil
  • Frequency: 60 Hz
  • Temperature Rise: 65
  • Cooling Class: ONAN
  • Conductor: Al / Cu
  • Fusing: Bayonet w/ ISO Links
  • Switch: 4 pos. LBOR T-blade
  • Features & Accessories
  • Drain and sample valve
  • Dial-Type Thermometer
  • Liquid Level Gauge
  • Pressure Vacuum Gauge
  • Pressure Relief Valve
  • 3-Ph Padmount Transformer
  • High Voltage: 34500 GY 19920
  • Low Voltage: 480 Y 277
  • Fluid: Mineral Oil
  • Frequency: 60 Hz
  • Temperature Rise: 65
  • Cooling Class: ONAN
  • Conductor: Al / Al
  • Fusing: Bayonet w/ ISO Links
  • Switch: 4 pos. LBOR T-blade
  • Features & Accessories
  • Drain and sample valve
  • Dial-Type Thermometer
  • Liquid Level Gauge
  • Pressure Vacuum Gauge
  • Pressure Relief Valve

Distribution Transformer Types

Distribution transformers are classified into various types like single phase, three phases, pad-mounted, pole-mounted, and underground transformers according to the application or requirement.

Distribution Transformer Working Principle

The transformer works on the principle of law of electromagnetic induction and mutual induction. There are usually two coils primary coil and secondary coil on the transformer core. The core laminations are joined in the form of strips. The two coils have high mutual inductance.

A distribution transformer is the type of transformer that performs the last voltage transformation in a distribution grid. It converts the voltage used in the transmission lines to one suitable for household and commercial use, typically down to 240 volts.