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An electric distribution transformer is mainly for stepping down voltage so it can be used by homes, small factories, or shops. You’ll usually see them in networks at 10–35 kV with capacities below 6300 kVA. In simple words, it’s the piece of gear that makes sure the light switch at home actually works.
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We’re not just ticking boxes as electrical transformer manufacturers. Our team has over 15 years of experience in the field, so we design electric power transformers with real situations in mind. For example, a hospital might need a 3-phase power transformer running 24/7 with no downtime. That means tougher testing and tighter tolerances.
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We cover more than just small units. A medium voltage transformer is often used in places like industrial parks, campuses, or data centers, while a high voltage electrical transformer is usually part of a substation project feeding a whole district. The requirements change a lot at these levels—cooling, insulation, installation space—but SHENGTE has handled enough of these projects to know the details that matter on site.
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The pad-mounted electrical transformer is one of the most common in urban grids. You see them in neighborhoods, often boxed in green steel housing.
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Yes. A standard electric power transformer is fine for many projects, but sometimes clients ask for specific cooling systems, unusual voltage ratios, or compact sizes because the installation site is too tight. SHENGTE provides an electric power transformer solution for your specific needs. Contact us right now!
