Basic Introduction:

A distribution transformer is an essential component in a distribution system. It operates based on the principle of electromagnetic induction to transform AC voltage and current, thereby transmitting AC electrical energy. Distribution transformers operate within the distribution network, typically with voltage levels ranging from 10 to 35 kV and a capacity of up to 6300 kVA, directly supplying power to end-users.

Main Functions:

Voltage Conversion: Distribution transformers reduce high voltage or step up low voltage to meet the needs of different power systems and electrical equipment.

Matching Power Systems: They adjust the output voltage from a generator to a level suitable for transmission to the grid, ensuring the stable operation of the power system.

Safety Isolation: They completely isolate the input and output ends, providing additional safety and electrical isolation to protect personnel and electrical equipment.

Ensuring Safe Power Supply: They ensure that the voltage meets the power requirements of various electrical appliances, safeguarding user power consumption.

Product Types:

10kV Oil-immersed Laminated Core Silicon Steel Plate Transformer

10kV Oil-immersed Wound Core Silicon Steel Plate Transformer

10kV Oil-immersed Wound Core Amorphous Alloy Transformer

10kV Pole-mounted Transformer Complete Set (Oil-immersed, Silicon Steel Plate, Laminated Core)

10kV Pole-mounted Transformer Complete Set (Oil-immersed, Silicon Steel Plate, Wound Core)

10kV Pole-mounted Transformer Complete Set (Oil-immersed, Amorphous Alloy, Wound Core)