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Brand	Wone Store
Model NO.	JDZX16-12R voltage transformer
Rated frequency	50/60Hz
Primary voltage	22/√3kV
Secondary voltage	110/√3V
Series	JDZX

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Product Overview

JDZX16-12R voltage transformer, epoxy resin casting and full enclosed construction, is used indoor switch cabinet to measure the current, electric energy and protective relaying in single phase or three phase AC circuit with the frequency 50Hz or 60Hz and highest voltage for equipment 17.5/24 kV.

The iron core adopts advanced cold-rolled silicon steel sheet. High voltage outgoing line of primary winding was fetched out from top of the product; outgoing line of secondary winding was fetched out from transverse side of the product.

Key Features

Anti-Fouling Flashover & High Insulation Performance：With external insulation creepage distance ≥31mm/kV, equipped with anti-fouling flashover skirts and hydrophobic coatings, suitable for Class Ⅲ pollution areas. Partial discharge ≤5pC, passing 12kV/42kV/75kV power frequency/impulse withstand voltage tests, effectively reducing the risk of fouling flashover and ensuring long-term reliable operation in harsh environments.
Compact Design & Flexible Installation：Volume reduced by 40% compared to traditional oil-immersed transformers, weighing only 80kg, supporting vertical or horizontal installation. Compatible with mainstream medium-voltage switchgear like KYN28 and XGN15, simplifying substation layout and saving space costs.
Intelligent Monitoring Interface：Optional Modbus RTU digital output module for real-time voltage data transmission to monitoring systems, supporting remote condition monitoring and fault early warning. Compatible with smart grid architecture to facilitate digital upgrading of substations.
International Standard Compliance：Complies with IEC 60044-2 and GB/T 1207-2022 standards, certified by CE and RoHS. Insulation system meets UL94 V-0 flame retardant grade, with internationally recognized product quality and safety, suitable for domestic and foreign power engineering projects.

Technical parameter

Rated primary voltage: 20/√3 or 15/√3etc.
Technical standard accords with IEC 60044-2:2003 Part2 Instrument transformers-Part2: inductive voltage transformers

Remarks: Upon request we are glad to offer transformers according to other standards or with non-standard technical specs.

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High voltage/Low voltage/Wire cable/Instrument meters/New energy/Tester/Production equipment/Generator/Electrical fittings/Integrated Electrical Equipment/MV & LV CT PT/Equipment Parts

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Highest Annual Export (USD)

$300000000

Professional Experience

1 years

Workplace

1000m²

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