Indoor service transformer EPF series
medium-voltageIECepoxy resin

Indoor service transformer - EPF series - CHALLENGE INDUSTRIAL CO., Ltd - medium-voltage / IEC / epoxy resin
Indoor service transformer - EPF series - CHALLENGE INDUSTRIAL CO., Ltd - medium-voltage / IEC / epoxy resin
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Characteristics

Applications
for indoor service
Electrical characteristics
medium-voltage
Norms
IEC
Other characteristics
epoxy resin
Output power kVA

Min.: 0.02 kVA
(0.027192 hp)

Max.: 0.5 kVA
(0.679811 hp)

Primary voltage

12 kV, 24 kV

Secondary voltage

120 V

Frequency

50 Hz, 60 Hz

Description

Widely used for 12~24 kV power systems and insulated with Araldite® epoxy resin, these potential transformers are characterized by superior moisture resistance and excellent electrical properties. Customizable for different standards and requirements. EPF-10B, EPF-20SE, and EPF-20SI potential transformers have been widely used for 12~24 kV power systems. Insulated with Araldite® epoxy resin and characterized by superior moisture resistance and excellent electrical properties, these potential transformers have met with a high level of customer satisfaction in numerous countries. EPF-10B, EPF-20SE, and EPF-20SI potential transformers are known for their durability. In particular, Model EPF-20SE has, as requested by customers, undergone stringent environmental testing (Thermal Cycling Testing), in which the potential transformer withstood 20 temperature cycles (from -40 to +65℃), lasting approximately 240 hours. All three models can be customized to meet the requirements of different standards and specifications. • Cast in Araldite® epoxy resin • Indoor usage • Standard: IEC or IEEE*

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