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Model

Minera Set Series-12/17.5

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Basic info

Brand	Schneider
Model NO.	Oil Distribution Transformer up to 3150 kVA
Rated voltage	12/17.5kV
Series	Minera Set Series

Product Detail

Overview

Mineral oil-immersed, 50 Hz, three-phase distribution transformers with the following characteristics:

Hermetically sealed with integral filling
Cover bolted to the tank
ONAN
Minerai oil in accordance with IEC 60296
lndoor / outdoor use (depending on selected fittings and options)
Anti-corrosion surface treatment: corrosivity category class C3, 'Medium' durability (according to ISO 12944-2)
Final colour RAL 7033

Standards
These transformers comply with standards:

EN 50588-1 (supersedes EN 50464-1:2007, EN 50708-1, EN 50541-1:2011)
EN 60076-1
Ecodesign regulation EU 548-2014 and its amendment EU 2019/1783

Characteristics
12 kV, 400 V

Dimensions and weights

Characteristics
17.5 kV, 400v

Dimensions and weights

Characteristics
24 kV, 400v

Dimensions and weights

Characteristics
36 kV, 400v

Dimensions and weights

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Schneider

Chengdu Fabo Automation Complete Equipment Co., Ltd is an authorized distributor of Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management and automation solutions.

Main Categories

High voltage/Low voltage

Business Type

Manufacture/Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$400000000

Professional Experience

10 years

Workplace

20000m²

占位

占位

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