Oil Immersed Pole Mounted Power Distribution Transformer with Onan Cooling

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Basic Info.

Model NO.

S9/S10/S11

Usage

Distribution Transformer

Frequency Characteristics

Power Frequency

Shape of Core

Ring

Vector Group

Yyno/Dyn11

Winding Material

Copper/Aluminium

Mounted Method

Pole-Mounted/Pad-Mounted

Surface Treatment

Spray

on Load Tap Change/off Load Tap Changer

Optional

Bushing Material

Porcelain/Epoxy Resin

Trademark

Powertech

Transport Package

Wooden Packing

Specification

IEC, GB

Origin

Zhejiang, China

HS Code

8504349000

Model NO.

S9/S10/S11

Usage

Distribution Transformer

Frequency Characteristics

Power Frequency

Shape of Core

Ring

Vector Group

Yyno/Dyn11

Winding Material

Copper/Aluminium

Mounted Method

Pole-Mounted/Pad-Mounted

Surface Treatment

Spray

on Load Tap Change/off Load Tap Changer

Optional

Bushing Material

Porcelain/Epoxy Resin

Trademark

Powertech

Transport Package

Wooden Packing

Specification

IEC, GB

Origin

Zhejiang, China

HS Code

8504349000

Product Desciption

Oil Immersed Pole Mounted Power Distribution Transformer with ONAN Cooling

A distribution transformer is a device that steps down voltage to convert it from the very high voltage used for distribution to the lower voltages needed by utility customers. A single transformer can serve several customers, and it is also possible for a utility to install a distribution substation for areas with high energy use, like industrial parks.
As electricity enters the distribution transformer, it travels through a series of coils that step down the voltage while retaining the original frequency. The transformer feeds the reduced voltage out to distribution lines, which deliver it to individual facilities with service drops. The size of a service drop depends on the facility; a single residence has relatively low requirements, while a factory or similar facility may need a very large voltage drop to meet its power needs.
Insulation used inside a distribution transformer can vary. Some are dry, and rely on air as an insulator, while others have liquids. The choice of insulator, casing, and other materials can depend on the type of voltage the device needs to be able to handle, regional electric codes, and the preference of the utility. Whether wet or dry, the device needs periodic inspection to confirm that the insulation is in good condition and the device is working properly.
Power companies can move or add distribution transformers to the grid as necessary to meet evolving power needs. Brief service outages may occur while the utility performs work, as personnel cannot handle these devices while they are live. Typically the utility serves notice when it knows about work in advance, and provides an outage window for customers to plan around. When a distribution transformer fails, causing a brownout or a full power outage in the region it serves, the utility acts as quickly as possible to restore power.

Technical Datas

Rated capacity (KVA)	Voltage group(KV)	Vector group	Impedance voltage(%)	(KW) Loss		No-load current(%)
Rated capacity (KVA)	Voltage group(KV)	Vector group	Impedance voltage(%)	No-load	Load	No-load current(%)
10	(HV) 11 10.5 10 6.3 6 (LV) 0.4 0.69	Yyno Dyn11	4	0.065	0.4	3.5
20				0.08	0.52	3.0
30				0.1	0.63/0.6	2.3
50				0.13	0.91/0.87	2.0
63				0.15	1.09/1.04	1.9
80				0.18	1.31/1.25	1.9
100				0.2	1.58/1.5	1.8
125				0.24	1.89/1.8	1.7
160				0.28	2.31/2.2	1.6
200				0.34	2.73/2.6	1.5
250				0.4	3.2/3.05	1.4
315				0.48	3.83/3.65	1.4
400				0.57	4.52/4.3	1.3
500				0.68	5.41/5.15	1.2
630			4.5	0.81	6.2	1.1
800				0.96	7.5	1.0
1000				1.15	10.3	1.0
1250				1.36	12.0	0.9
1600				1.64	14.5	0.8
2000				1.96	19.8	0.8
2500				2.31	23.0	0.7