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Brand	Transformer Parts
Model NO.	KYS Series Oil Level Indicators
Installation diameter	80
Series	KYS Series

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Overview

Unexpected or accidental oil leakages can occur in a transformer’s lifetime. Oil Level Indicators provide a clear status on the oil level inside the transformer tank, the conservator, or the on-load tap-changer.

Available for both conservator type or hermetically sealed transformers, certain models offer up to 4 contacts to alarm or trip if the fluid reaches the minimum or the maximum preset values.

Features:
● Wide variety for every transformer size
●  Robust design and field-proven reliability
●  Quality driven production
●  Quick Quotes and Deliveries

Features:
●   Oil-filled transformers with or without conservator
● Conservator with rubber bags
●   On-load tap changers (OLTC)
●   Hermetically sealed transformers.

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Transformer Parts

As a key component in power systems, the stable operation of transformers relies on high-quality accessories. Wone specializes in the sales and supply of transformer accessories, delivering high-quality products and fast response services through an efficient and professional supply chain system. Core Strengths Comprehensive Product Range: Includes insulation materials, cooling components, protection devices, and various structural parts to meet diverse needs. Global Supply Chain Network: Integrates high-quality supplier resources to ensure product stability and reliable delivery schedules. Smart Logistics Management: Utilizes information systems for full-process tracking, improving delivery efficiency and transparency. Professional Technical Support: Offers product selection advice, application consulting, and after-sales maintenance to ensure smooth project execution. Commitment to Sustainability: Prioritizes eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient products, fulfilling corporate social responsibility. Wone is committed to building an efficient, reliable, and sustainable supply chain for transformer accessories, supporting the stable development of the power industry.

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Electrical fittings

Business Type

Design/Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$300000000

Professional Experience

1 years

Workplace

1000m²

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