As a core device in the power system, the oil-immersed transformer uses insulating oil as a dual-purpose medium: it not only provides electrical insulation to ensure the isolation of key components such as windings and iron cores, but also acts as a cooling medium to transfer heat generated during operation to the outside for temperature control. Its core mission is to realize voltage transformation, long-distance transmission and terminal distribution of electrical energy, serving as a key hub for energy conversion and transmission in the power system.
- Mature Technology: Verified by long-term industrial practice, it features improved design and manufacturing processes, stable technical routes, and low failure rates.
- High Reliability: Exhibits excellent stable operation performance in complex power grid environments, with superior anti-interference and anti-impact capabilities, adapting to long-term continuous working requirements.
- Strong Overload Capacity: Equipped with sufficient thermal capacity reserve, it can withstand operating conditions exceeding the rated load for a short time, responding to power grid load fluctuations.
- Long Service Life: The insulating oil and core components have excellent anti-aging performance, with a service life far exceeding similar equipment under normal maintenance, achieving high cost-effectiveness throughout the life cycle.
Benefiting from its technical advantages, it is widely used in various key fields, including:
Mainly suitable for outdoor operating environments, capable of adapting to temperature changes, rain, snow and other climatic conditions in the natural environment.
