Distribution Transformer

The 4000 kVA three-phase oil-immersed transformer is a power device used to convert electrical energy of one voltage and current into electrical energy of another voltage and current while keeping the frequency constant. It has a rated capacity of 4,000 kVA, a three-phase design, and improves heat dissipation and insulation performance through oil-immersed cooling.

2500 kva Liquid Immersed Transformers is a power transformer that uses oil as a cooling and insulating medium. It uses the excellent thermal conductivity and insulation properties of the oil to effectively dissipate the heat generated during the operation of the transformer, while ensuring the electrical insulation between the components.

1600 kva Oil Immersed Transformer is a kind of power transmission and distribution equipment that converts high-voltage electrical energy into low-voltage electrical energy or different voltage levels. Its core feature is that its iron core and winding are immersed in insulating oil, and it is because of this design that the heat dissipation performance and insulation capacity of the transformer are improved.

Three-phase distribution transformers are usually composed of iron core, winding, fuel tank, cooling device and insulation system. Among them, the iron core and the winding are the core parts of the transformer, the iron core is used to build the magnetic field, and the winding is used for the conversion of current. The three-phase distribution transformer is usually installed in the distribution office or the user side of the power grid, and is responsible for reducing the high-voltage energy in the transmission network to the low-voltage energy suitable for users.