Medium Voltage Transformers
Discover our range of dry-type, oil and power transformers from medium voltage up to 170kV. Our long experience with all types of distribution transformers translates into reliable products for any application, while our new Trihal IoT-connected features allow you to take a step forward in efficiency. The digital transformation of MV transformers is helping eradicate a list of worries faced by medium voltage appliances. To understand this simply, it provides the operations teams a greater level of transparency in terms of their MV assets on a regular basis. By collating data-driven information regarding equipment conditions, the workforce or project managers can take swift and proactive measures as opposed to reactive measures in terms of negating unforeseen problems, which helps in lowering downtime. This helps promote the concept of predictive maintenance, which helps avoid failures, as well as keeping maintenance requirements and costs at an all-time low.
MV transformer, also known as service transformer, is the equipment used in the electrical power distribution system to provide final voltage transformation. On the other hand, in addition to an MV transformer, an electrical transformer is a static device that uses electromagnetic induction to transfer energy between one or more circuits. In addition, to learn more about our range of MV transformers, discover the features, uses, and benefits of our exclusively designed, oil-immersed MV transformer called Minera MP, which is a part of our Set Series.
An electric transformer is an essential instrument that transfers power from one electric circuit to another. Often deployed in various sectors and industries, the core of electric transformers efficiently works to direct the path of the magnetic field that is created between the secondary and primary coils. Hence, once this magnetic field meets the secondary coil, it forces the electrons to get in motion, generating electric current. Electric transformers are used to isolate two circuits, prevent DC from passing from one circuit to another, control the value of a capacitator, and more.
