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Dry Resin Distribution Transformers with vacuum technology

These are dry-type distribution transformers used for converting medium voltage electrical energy (6 kV to 35 kV) to low voltage (400 V to 420 V). The main insulation in these transformers is air.

The absence of oil or other insulating liquids makes them practically non-flammable, allowing installation close to energy consumers. They are especially well suited for supplying industrial plants, large stores, and high-rise buildings. They are primarily intended for indoor installations.

Specifications

Basic electrical parameters:

  • Rated power in kVA: 250, 400, 630, 800, 1000, 1250, 1600, 2000, 2500, 3150 or larger up to 6000 on special order
  • Rated primary voltage in kV: 6.3 or 10.5 or 15.75 or 21 or 31.5 or others within the range of 6 kV to 35 kV
  • Rated secondary voltage in V: 400, 410, 420
  • Off-circuit tap changer voltage regulation: ± 2 × 2.5%
  • Connection group: Dyn5, Dyn11
  • Short-circuit voltage: 6%
  • No-load and load losses: in accordance with EU ECO Directive Tier 2 or individual customer requirements
  • Environmental class: E2 C2 F1
  • Insulation temperature class: F
  • If you are interested in other parameters, please contact us – further details can be provided upon request.
Dry Resin Distribution Transformers

Dry Resin Transformers

We offer dry resin transformers in two manufacturing technologies:

  • With HV coils made using non-vacuum technology, where the main insulation of the windings is a roving-resin composite. These are RESIGLAS type transformers.
  • With HV coils made using vacuum technology. These are RESICAST type transformers or TRIHAL type (under Schneider Electric license).

Transformers can be supplied without enclosure (protection degree IP-00) or in enclosures with protection degrees IP-20, IP-21, or IP-31.

Transformers can be equipped with fan sets allowing temporary overloads up to 140% of their rated power.

Dry Resin Transformers

RESICAST and TRIHAL Resin Transformers (under Schneider Electric license)

The high-voltage windings of these transformers are manufactured using vacuum technology. The windings are wound with round wire using the “random” technique or with foil using the layer-winding technique. Coils made with this technology are enclosed in molds and vacuum impregnated with epoxy resin. Transformers built with this technology can be used in all typical applications.