Distribution Transformer

Distribution transformer is a high-capacity and high-voltage transformer that transmits power produced by power plants to substations or large factories. It can be manufactured in various types according to the standard and specification required by customer. 

Distribution transformers are indispensable for the final stage of electrical power distribution, ensuring that electricity is efficiently and safely supplied to end-users, and are crucial for voltage regulation, fault 

protection, and the reliable operation of modern power systems.

A distribution transformer is a specialized electrical device used in power distribution systems to reduce the voltage of electricity from higher levels (typically in the range of 12,000 to 34,500 volts) to lower, safer levels (e.g., 120/240 volts) suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial use, ensuring the efficient and reliable supply of electricity to end-users while providing isolation and overcurrent protection. These transformers are designed for outdoor installation, often mounted on utility poles, concrete pads, or placed in metal cabinets, and play a crucial role in the final stage of electrical 

power distribution, safely delivering electricity to consumers while enhancing voltage regulation and fault protection.

• Standard IEC, ANSI, IEEE, JIS, JEC, KS, NEA
• Frequency 50Hz, 60Hz
• Phase single, three
• Capacity Up to 3000kVA
• Primary rated voltage Up to 34.5㎸
• Secondary rated voltage LV

[Minimum consumption efficiency] Three phase 22.9㎸/380-220V (TOP-TOP)

• ※ Efficiency is in accordance with the criteria applicable from Oct. 1st, 2016