Wafr supplies oil-immersed distribution transformers designed for reliable power distribution across a range of applications. Multiple core technologies and construction configurations are available to meet different electrical and operating requirements.

Specification
Configuration
Power Rating
50 to 8,800 kVA
Primary Voltage
10 to 35 kV
Insulation
Oil-immersed
Core Options
Planar laminated, three-dimensional roll-core, amorphous alloy
Tank Design
Corrugated tank construction available
Configuration
Multiple construction configurations available
Planar Laminated Core
Laminated core construction designed for reliable transformer performance across a range of distribution applications.
Three-Dimensional Roll-Core
Continuous wound-core construction designed to optimize the magnetic circuit, reduce core losses and support lower operating noise.
Amorphous Alloy Core
Amorphous alloy core construction available as an alternative core configuration.
Core: The core is made of high magnetic permeability and low loss silicon steel sheets or amorphous alloy materials, and has a ladder-shaped multi-level joint structure, which is beneficial to reducing no-load loss and no-load current.
Winding: Class A or above insulating materials are used. The high-voltage coil adopts multi-layer cylindrical type, which has high production efficiency and good resistance to impulse voltage. The low-voltage coil mostly adopts foil type; the space utilization rate is good and the inter-layer capacitance is evenly distributed.
Clamp: I-shaped channel steel is used to tighten the core and stabilize the body to clamp and prevent loosening. The core is also grounded at a single point through the clamp.
Tank: The transformer oil tank body and insulating oil to isolate air and moisture. Corrugated sheet rectangular oil tanks are often used. The elasticity of the corrugated sheet can compensate for changes in the volume of the transformer oil caused by temperature rise and fall.
Key Features