1.1 Project Background
In June 2025, 53 units of 7.62 kV single-phase oil-immersed voltage regulators were officially exported and deployed in the Dominican Republic’s medium-voltage distribution network upgrade project. Independently researched, developed, and manufactured by Vziman, the units are engineered specifically for precise voltage regulation, dynamic load adaptation, and power quality enhancement across the national grid.
The equipment has been successfully installed at multiple sites nationwide—including 13.2 kV substations, the Santo Domingo industrial cluster, Santiago manufacturing zones, and urban-rural distribution nodes—with stable and efficient operation recorded since commissioning.
As a core stabilization device in the medium-voltage network, the regulator delivers millisecond-level response during severe voltage fluctuations and dynamically compensates line voltage drops under abrupt load changes. It effectively eliminates voltage violations and flicker, significantly reducing equipment failure rates and outage frequency, serving as a critical asset for advancing grid resilience and industrial energy security in the Dominican Republic. All units strictly comply with the national 60 Hz grid standard and 13.2 kV system architecture (7.62 kV as phase voltage reference).
The regulators feature a fully sealed oil-immersed cooling structure, a marine-grade anti-corrosion coated enclosure, and dual sealing technology, specifically engineered for the Caribbean tropical maritime environment.
This environment is characterized by year-round temperatures ≥25°C, coastal salt spray, high humidity (75%–95%), and hurricane-season winds carrying moist saline particles, under which the regulators maintain output voltage stability within ±1% despite ±10% input fluctuation—achieved through 32-step fine regulation at 0.625% per step.
Supported by localized Spanish-speaking technical teams, an intelligent remote monitoring platform, and a preventive maintenance system, the project has earned high recognition from the Dominican National Power Corporation (CDEEE) and major distribution utilities such as EdeEste. It delivers robust power support for industrial modernization, residential electricity security, and sustainable development of national infrastructure.
The detailed technical specifications are summarized as follows:
|
No |
Description |
Unit |
Guaranteed Data |
|
1 |
Rated Voltage: |
kV |
7.62 kV±16×0.625% (32 taps) |
|
2 |
Rated Current |
A |
546 |
|
3 |
Rated Capacity |
kVA |
416 |
|
4 |
Frequency |
Hz |
60 |
|
5 |
Power Frequency Withstand Voltage |
kV |
38 |
|
6 |
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage |
kV |
95 |
|
7 |
Creepage Distance |
mm/kV |
31 |
|
8 |
Cooling Method |
ONAN |
|
|
9 |
Standard |
IEEE C57.15-2017 |
|
Coil winding serves as the core process for precise voltage regulation in the 7.62 kV single-phase oil-immersed voltage regulator and represents a critical manufacturing phase for the Dominican Republic’s 53-unit project. High-precision fully automatic CNC winding equipment strictly controls tension, density, and turn count to ensure a uniform, compact coil structure with turn error maintained within ±0.5%, establishing a solid foundation for ±1% output voltage stability.
Following winding, the Vacuum Pressure Impregnation (VPI) process immerses the coil in Class 155°C high-temperature resistant, salt-spray resistant insulating varnish specially formulated for the Caribbean tropical maritime environment. Vacuum degassing and stepwise high-pressure curing enable deep penetration of the varnish into microscopic gaps, forming a highly dense, strongly adhesive composite insulation barrier.
Cured coils undergo specialized testing—including insulation resistance, dielectric loss factor, and partial discharge—to rigorously validate their adaptability to the Dominican Republic’s typical climate conditions.
These conditions encompass year-round ambient temperatures of 25°C–35°C (extremes ≥38°C), relative humidity of 75%–90% (peaking above 95% during the rainy season), continuous coastal salt spray exposure, and hurricane-season winds (June–November) carrying moist saline particles.
Test results confirm effective resistance to high-humidity salt corrosion and electrical stress, eliminating insulation aging and breakdown risks. This provides robust assurance for the full lifecycle reliability, safety, and low-maintenance operation of all 53 units of 7.62 kV regulators in the Caribbean’s harsh hot-humid, saline environment.

A modular assembly process precisely integrates the high-precision voltage regulation mechanism and adjustment shaft across all 53 units of 7.62 kV single-phase oil-immersed voltage regulators, with fitting clearance strictly controlled within ±0.02 mm to ensure smooth transmission and accurate positioning.
Marine-grade anti-salt-spray synthetic lubricating grease is applied to critical transmission components, specifically engineered for the Dominican Republic’s tropical maritime environment.
This environment features year-round temperatures of 25°C–35°C (extremes ≥40°C), relative humidity of 75%–90%, persistent coastal salt spray, and hurricane-season winds (June–November) carrying moist saline particles and dust.
The lubricant effectively resists high-temperature degradation, salt-induced hardening, and compound intrusion of humid dust, ensuring long-term smooth operation of the transmission system.
Post-assembly mechanical validation includes 10,000 continuous voltage regulation and locking cycles in a simulated chamber (40°C/95% RH/5% NaCl), demonstrating smooth, jam-free operation throughout. Accelerated aging tests confirm a mechanical life exceeding 2,000,000 cycles per unit, fully satisfying the Dominican Republic distribution network’s requirements for high-frequency regulation and long-term maintenance-free operation in hot-humid, saline environments—delivering dependable mechanical assurance for power reliability in core zones including Santo Domingo and Santiago.




This project forms part of the Dominican Republic’s medium-voltage distribution network upgrade. Installation and commissioning of the 7.62 kV single-phase oil-immersed voltage regulators strictly comply with IEEE C57.15-2017 and are optimized for tropical maritime climate conditions:

The project involving 53 units of 7.62 kV single-phase oil-immersed voltage regulators has successfully passed joint acceptance by the Dominican National Power Corporation (CDEEE). The equipment is precisely adapted to the local 60 Hz grid system and tropical maritime climate, maintaining excellent operational stability even under extreme conditions.
Post-commissioning results are significant: with ±10% input fluctuation, output voltage stability is maintained within ≤±0.8%; line voltage drop is reduced by over 95%, effectively eliminating voltage violations and flicker to provide core support for grid resilience enhancement.
Multi-dimensional efficiency gains are achieved: power outage frequency in deployment areas decreased by over 80%; industrial equipment operational efficiency increased by 10%–15%; electrical equipment failure rate reduced by 75%; fault response time and individual unit commissioning cycle shortened by 60% and 40%, respectively.
This project not only robustly supports the modernization of the Dominican Republic’s medium-voltage distribution network and ensures reliable residential power supply, but has also earned high recognition from local power enterprises, laying a solid foundation for the company’s deeper expansion into the Latin American market.
This service is custom-designed for the Dominican Republic’s project involving 53 units of 7.62 kV single-phase oil-immersed voltage regulators, covering the equipment’s full lifecycle—from procurement and selection, installation and commissioning, daily monitoring, preventive maintenance, emergency fault handling, to retirement and replacement.
Implemented with end-to-end managed oversight and dedicated Spanish-speaking engineers assigned per unit, it ensures full traceability of O&M data and sustained reliability of power supply quality. The service solution strictly complies with the Dominican Republic’s CDEEE standards and is deeply adapted to local grid operating conditions and tropical maritime climate characteristics.
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