Distribution transformer
immersedthree-phasemedium-voltage

distribution transformer
distribution transformer
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Characteristics

Type
distribution
Configuration
immersed
Electrical characteristics
three-phase, medium-voltage
Other characteristics
protection, safety
Output power kVA

Max.: 250 kVA
(339.905289 hp)

Min.: 100 kVA
(135.962116 hp)

Primary voltage

Max.: 35 kV

Min.: 5 kV

Secondary voltage

410 V

Frequency

50 Hz

Description

Transformers for underground networks including a network breaker protection feature thanks to a combined fuse switch (TPC function). The breaker protection transformer (TPC) by Cahors is a conventional “cabin” transformer that includes a device similar to a combined fuse switch (three MV fuses with a striker, combined with a three-phase disconnect switch). Ground fault detection is also included, sensitive to currents from 5A and acting as necessary on the disconnect switch. This device have been the subject of several European filings. • Sealed vacuum filling tank • PCB-free liquid dielectric • Available in a vegetable oil version (natural ester) • ONAN cooling mode • Copper and aluminium coils, depending on the power • Crystal-oriented iron-silicon sheet magnetic circuit • Protection-disconnection feature for improving the safety and quality of the supply • Removal of all external manifestations of the device in case of an internal fault, ensuring the safety of goods, individuals, and the environment. • No maintenance in normal service condition • High thermal inertia to withstand load cycles with power variations. • Takes into account all types of MV and LV faults • Standard losses, reduced or compliant with the specifications requested by the customer

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