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75 KVA - 3750 KVA ZGS Three Phase Pad Mounted Transformer

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ZGS-75 /3750 KVA

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Basic info

Brand	POWERTECH
Model NO.	75 KVA - 3750 KVA ZGS Three Phase Pad Mounted Transformer
Rated capacity	1000kVA
Series	ZGS

Product Detail

Description

The ZGS series pad-mounted transformer adopts an energy-efficient design, specifically optimized for power distribution systems. Featuring advanced cooling technology and robust construction, these transformers deliver reliable performance in diverse environments. They are suitable for commercial complexes, industrial plants, and public facility applications where space constraints and energy efficiency are critical considerations.

The compact structure and diversified voltage configurations (6.3kV-34.5kV input, with multiple secondary outputs) meet various power requirements while minimizing footprint. Premium-quality core components, including high-grade silicon steel and precision-wound copper/aluminum windings, ensure long-term stable operation with 99% efficiency. The weatherproof enclosure provides excellent protection against harsh conditions, making it ideal for both urban and remote installations.

With optional smart monitoring capabilities and compliance with international standards (ISO9001 certified), the ZGS series offers a future-proof solution for modern power distribution networks. Its 24-month warranty and high production capacity guarantee reliable supply and after-sales support.

Feature

Electrical Performance

Wide input voltage: 6.3kV–34.5kV (e.g., 13.8kV, 15kV)
Output options: 480Y/277V, 415Y/240V, 600Y/347V
High efficiency: 99% with 5.75% impedance

Design & Construction

EI-core, dual-winding (Dyn11)
Cooling: KNAN/ONAN options
Insulation: Eco-friendly FT3 fluid or mineral oil

Safety & Compliance

ISO9001 certified
Enclosed, rust-resistant enclosure
Copper/aluminum winding options

Parameters

Structure diagram

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POWERTECH

We are an electrical company that manufactures and sells high and low voltage electrical products.

Main Categories

High voltage

Business Type

Design/Manufacture/Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$120000000

Professional Experience

7 years

Workplace

580000m²

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