1. Small Footprint: The typical footprint of a conventional compact substation is 6 to 10 square meters, while that of an pad mounted transformer is 3 to 3.5 square meters.
2. Elbow Connectors: pad mounted transformers use elbow connectors, which make it very convenient for connecting high-voltage input cables, and these connectors can also serve as load switches in emergency situations, allowing for hot-plugging.
3. Double Fuse Protection: pad mounted transformers employ double fuse protection. The insert-type fuses (BAY-o-net) provide dual-sensitivity (temperature and current) protection for short-circuit faults on the secondary side of the transformer. Backup current-limiting protective fuses (ELSP) protect against internal faults within the transformer, serving the high-voltage side.
4. Transformer Oil: pad mounted transformers typically use high fire point oil (FR3).
5. High-Voltage Load Switch Protection: All components of pad mounted transformers, including fuses, used for high-voltage load switch protection, are placed within the same oil tank as the transformer core and windings.
Mode Number: | ZGS11-750; |
Rated Capacity: | 750 kva; |
Primary Voltage: | 10.5 kV, 13.2kV, 15kV; |
Secondary Voltage: | 0.4kV, 0.415kV, 0.433kV; |
Protection Rate: | IP68 for Transformer Tank, IP54 for Enclosure; |
Relative Humidity: | ≤95%(daily average), ≤90%(monthly average); |
Noise Level: | ≤ 50 db; |
Tapping Method: | 5% step, 2.5% for each step; |
Cooling System: | Oil Nature Air Nature; |
Rated Breaking Current: | 50 KA. |
Primary Distribution Side
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Transformer Body
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Secondary Distribution Side
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Corrugated Radiator
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Panel-Type Radiator
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