Distribution Transformer

Oil immersed transformers are voltage conversion devices that use oil to keep the transformer cool. This type of transformer structure is mounted in a welded steel oil tank filled with oil. Due to the liquid’s inflammability, oil-filled transformers are mostly used in outdoor installations. Oil-type transformers can be put on the ground, on a pad, or on a pole. They function well in various environments, including transmission and distribution lines, renewable energy generation, and small businesses.

A dry type transformer is a motionless piece of equipment that uses environmentally acceptable temperature insulation systems. They are also known as “cast resin type transformers.” The transformer is housed in a case with adequate ventilation, Because of the cooling constraints, dry type transformers’ maximum voltage is restricted to 35kV. Dry type transformers have a wide range of commercial, industrial, and utility applications. They are commonly utilized in small and medium-voltage applications in electric equipment.