Synergy Transformers is a leader in the designing and manufacturing of distribution transformers

in India. We implement latest technology to produce power electrical transformers that ensures
trouble free long performance at the most economic cost in the market. Our standard range of
transformers comes of capacity from 100 Kva to 3.2 MVA. Our distribution electrical transformers
are highly appreciated for its high efficiency low maintenance cost. Thus, we are recognized as
India's leading manufacturers and exporters of these distribution Electrical Transformers.
About Distribution Transformer:
Distribution Transformer is designed to provide final voltage transformation to the electric power
distribution system. Additionally, the designing and working also makes the transformer ideal to
be used for stepping down the voltage that is required in the distribution lines to the degree
needed by the customer. The placing of the transformer also plays the role in distributing its name.
If it is mounted on a utility pole, the same transformer is termed as pole-mount transformers. On
the other hand, if distribution at ground level or underground is required, the transformer is placed
on the concrete pads and locked steel cases. These are termed as pad-mount transformers.
Therefore, the weight restrictions for the Pole-Mounting Transformer, the transformers are built
for primary voltages, i.e., less than 33 kV.
Specifications of Distribution Electrical Transformers
Capacity
Input Voltage
Output Voltage
Application
Tapping
Winding
Cooling
Frequency

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100 Kva to 3.2 MVA

11kV, 22kV, 33 kV (or as required)
0.433kv or as required
Indoor or outdoor
Offload tap changer or on load tap changer
Copper or Aluminum (as per requirement)
ONAN Cooled
50 Hz & 60 Hz

Specific Features of Electrical Distribution Transformers:

Provides a long trouble-free performance and star rated transformers

Low power loss and low noise

Designed to withstand electrical impulses and thermal and dynamic stresses

Made of high grade components
Construction of Power Distribution Transformer:

Consists of shell type and core type laminations of sheet steel stacked. These sheets are

either banded together with steel straps or glued together using resin.

Paper coated copper wire is used to wound the low current, high voltage primaries and on the

other hand, thick ribbon of copper that is insulated with resin-impregnated paper is used for
the high current, low voltage secondary.
High purity mineral oil i.e., inert and non-conductive, is filled in the steel tank.
The assembly of the transformer is baked and then submerged in the steel tank.

The mineral oil disperses heat and therefore protects the transformer from moisture. The
moisture floats on the oils surface,

To remove the remaining content of moisture, temporarily depressurization of the tank is

required. That further causes arcing and on the top, the transformer us sealed with a gasket
to protect against the weather changes.

Applications of Electrical Distribution Transformer:

Power Generation Houses & Electricity Boards

Cement Industries
Dairy Department

Wind Mills,
Chemical Industries
Process Industries
Buildings

Steel industries
Ceramic industries

Automobile & Engineering industries

Classification of Distribution Transformers:

On the basis of certain factors, the Distribution Transformers are classified as below:
Insulation

Number of Phases :
Voltage Class for
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Dry-Type
Basic Impulse
Level (BIL)

The transformers are either liquid-immersed or dry-type, to meet the

requirements of the application areas.
On the basis of number of phases, single-phase or three-phase are
available.
The voltage class is also very important for the proper functioning of the
transformer in respective application areas. Low voltage or medium
voltage transformers are available.
This is required for medium-voltage and dry type transformers.

Applications
Distribution Transformers are the transformers which provide the ultimate voltage
transformation within Electronic Power Distribution Systems, stepping down of voltage used
within distribution lines towards the levels used by customer.