33-38kV Dry-type Distribution Transformer 800kVA/1000kVA/1250kVA/1500kVA
Key attributes
| Brand | Vziman |
| Model NO. | 33-38kV Dry-type Distribution Transformer 800KVA/1000KVA/1250KVA/1500KVA |
| Rated voltage | 33-38kV |
| Rated capacity | 1000kVA |
| Series | SC (B) 10 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Descripton:
SC (B) 10 epoxy resin cast dry-type transformer is manufactured according to standard of Dry-type Power Transformer, characterized with low performance loss, good energy saving effect, economic operation and no maintenance. In addition to high process structure metal, short-circuit resistance and lightning impulse level, it is still characterized with flame retardant, damp-proof, dust-proof and low noise, which can be connected to load center. It is widely used in high-rise buildings, airport, station, wharf, power plant, transformer substation, etc., especially applicable to be used in places with high fire protection requirements for flammable and combustible materials.
Parameter:
See the table for main performance parameters of SC (B) 10.
Number of phases: 3-phase.
Frequency: 50Hz.
Insulation endurance class: Class F.
Average temperature rise of winding: ≤100K.
Magnitude of partial discharge: <5pc.
Insulation level:
How to maintain and maintain dry-type distribution transformers？
Maintenance and Care：
Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect the operating status of the transformer, including its temperature, sound, and appearance.
Cleaning: Keep the surrounding environment of the transformer clean to prevent dust and debris from entering the interior of the transformer.
Ventilation: Ensure sufficient ventilation for the transformer to avoid overheating.
Load Monitoring: Monitor the load condition of the transformer to avoid running it under overload for a long period.
Insulation Testing: Regularly test the insulation performance of the transformer to ensure safe operation.
Restricted
Vziman IEC/ ANSI Dry-Type Power transformer selection catalog
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Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales
Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Electric transformer
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