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Continuous / Step voltage regulation step voltage regulator 6kV 6.35kV 11kV 15kV 22kV 33kV – IEEE

  • Continuous / Step voltage regulation step voltage regulator 6kV 6.35kV 11kV 15kV 22kV 33kV – IEEE

Key attributes

Brand ROCKWILL
Model NO. Continuous / Step voltage regulation step voltage regulator 6kV 6.35kV 11kV 15kV 22kV 33kV – IEEE
Rated voltage 11kV
Rated frequency 50/60Hz
Phases Single-phase
Series RVR

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

Product Overview

As a pioneer and the first source factory in China's voltage regulator industry, we have been deeply rooted in the sector for decades, accumulating profound technical expertise. Leveraging top-tier R&D capabilities and a mature manufacturing system, our products have gained widespread market trust with reliability and performance that far exceed industry standards.

The RVR-1 single-phase step voltage regulator is an oil-immersed autotransformer with an integrated on-load tap changer, designed to automatically stabilize distribution line voltage. It offers ±10% regulation in 32 fine steps (approximately 0.625% each), ensuring consistent voltage across varying load conditions.

Voltage ratings range from 2,500V (60 kV BIL) to 19,920V (150 kV BIL), with current capacities from 50A to 1665A and kVA ratings from 38.1 to 1000. The unit is compatible with both 50Hz and 60Hz systems and can be pole-mounted, pad-mounted, or installed in substations.

Product Features

Precise Step Voltage RegulationOffers a ±10% wide voltage adjustment range, achieved through 32 automatic and precise tap positions—each calibrated to approximately 0.625%. This fine-step design enables real-time response to grid voltage fluctuations, ensuring the output voltage is stabilized within a high-precision range, effectively compensating for line voltage drops and meeting the strict voltage quality requirements of industrial and commercial loads.

Intelligent Digital ControllerFeatures a high-performance programmable digital controller with user-friendly configuration options. Supports optional GPRS/GSM/Bluetooth communication protocols for seamless remote monitoring, parameter adjustment, and fault diagnosis. Built-in data logging functionality automatically records key operating parameters (e.g., voltage, current, tap position, fault codes) with timestamped records, facilitating maintenance analysis and system optimization for enhanced operational efficiency.

Flexible Installation ConfigurationsDesigned for versatile deployment across power system scenarios:

  • Pole mounting: Compatible with standard utility poles via dedicated mounting brackets, ideal for overhead distribution lines (e.g., rural power grids, industrial park feeders);

  • Pad-mount installation: Equipped with a robust ground-mounted base for stable placement in outdoor open areas or near load centers;

  • Substation mounting: Optional elevating platforms available for integration into substation equipment layouts, adapting to indoor or outdoor substation environments.

     

    All installation options comply with power industry safety standards, ensuring easy assembly and reliable operation in diverse conditions.

Technical Specifications

Available voltage ratings include 50Hz (6kV, 6.35kV, 11kV, 15kV, 22kV, 33kV) and 60Hz (7.62kV, 13.8kV, 14.4kV, 19.92kV, 34.5kV). Custom voltage ratings are available upon request.

Parameter

Specification

Model No.

RVR-1

Rated Voltage

7.62 kV

Voltage Regulation Range

±10% (Boost/Buck)

Tap Steps

32 steps (approx. 0.625% per step)

Phase

Single-phase

Rated Frequency

50 Hz / 60 Hz

Rated Current

50 A - 1665 A

Rated Capacity (kVA)

38.1 - 1000 kVA

BIL (Basic Impulse Level)

60 - 150 kV

Transformer Type

Oil-immersed autotransformer with on-load tap changer

Cooling Method

ONAN (Oil Natural Air Natural)

Winding Type

Two-winding Transformer

Core Shape

Ring type

50Hz

Voltage

(kV)

Current

(A)

Capacity

(kVA)

BIL (kV)

Power Frequency Withstand Voltage (kV)

Insulation Class

6/6.35

50

30/32

75/95

28

A

100

60/64

150

90/95

200

120/127

300

180/191

400

240/254

500

300/318

600

360/381

11

50

55

100

110

150

165

200

220

300

330

400

440

500

550

600

660

15

50

75

125/150

50

100

150

150

225

200

300

300

450

400

600

500

750

22

50

110

100

220

150

330

200

440

300

660

33

50

165

170/200

70

100

330

150

495

200

660

250

825

300

990

Key Advantages

  • Certified Quality
    ISO9001 & ISO14001 certified; each unit is fully type-tested before delivery

  • Robust & Reliable
    Built for harsh environments with minimal maintenance requirements

  • Flexible Packaging Options
    Export-grade seaworthy wooden boxes available in single or double-unit formats to reduce shipping cost

  • Professional Support
    Fast pre-sales response, real-time production updates, and long-term after-sales service

Application Scenarios

  • Rural & Urban Distribution Networks
    Compensates for voltage drops along long feeder lines

  • Industrial Zones
    Ensures voltage stability for large machinery and sensitive equipment

  • Renewable Energy Integration
    Maintains voltage stability in grids with wind or solar input

  • Substation Use
    Enhances voltage control across secondary distribution systems

Documentation Resource Library
Restricted
6kV to 34.5kV Single Phase Automatic Voltage Regulator Brochure
Catalogue
English
Consulting
Consulting
FAQ
Q: How do IEEE standards impact the selection of 33kV step voltage regulators?
A:

IEEE C57.15/C57.116 standards define critical requirements for 33kV regulators:

  • Testing Rigor: Mandates lightning impulse withstand (110kV) and temperature rise tests (55°C max)

  • Safety Protocols: Requires pressure relief devices and fault current withstand (25kA/2s)

  • Performance Metrics: Specifies ±0.5% voltage accuracy and 96% minimum efficiency at 50-100% load

  • Compliance Value: IEEE-certified models ensure grid compatibility and simplify utility approval processes
    These standards directly correlate to 20% longer service life and 35% reduced maintenance costs in field deployments.

Q: What is the difference between continuous and step voltage regulation in step voltage regulators?
A:

Step voltage regulators offer two distinct voltage correction methods:

  • Step Regulation: Adjusts voltage in fixed increments (typically ±10% range in 0.625-1.25% steps) using tap changers. Ideal for stable grids where precision adjustments are sufficient.

  • Continuous Regulation: Provides smooth, stepless correction through electronic power conversion. Perfect for volatile grids with frequent fluctuations (e.g., renewable integration zones).
    All models (6kV-33kV) comply with IEEE C57.15 standards, with step versions featuring 32-position tap changers and continuous versions maintaining ±1% output accuracy under all load conditions.

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Workplace: 108000m²m² Total staff: 700+ Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
Workplace: 108000m²m²
Total staff: 700+
Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
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Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Electric transformer
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