
A core component for large-scale hub substations—the 110kV-class power transformer. It features On-Load Tap Changer (OLTC) functionality, enabling smooth voltage regulation without interrupting the power supply, with a maximum capacity of up to 63 MVA per unit.
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1 UnitPrice Range :
220,000.00 USD/Unit
For utility-scale transmission and heavy industrial hubs, our 110kV series power transformers provide the ultimate in capacity and voltage regulation. These massive units are equipped with high-precision On-Load Tap Changers (OLTC), allowing for real-time voltage adjustment without interrupting the power supply. Each unit is custom-engineered to withstand extreme short-circuit forces and is tested in accordance with international KEMA standards. With a focus on low partial discharge and high efficiency, these transformers are the anchors of modern high-voltage substations.
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Our 110kV High-Voltage Power Transformers are engineered to deliver robust, high-capacity power transmission and dynamic voltage regulation for critical utility and heavy industrial hubs:

✔ Advanced Manufacturing Quality
Advanced winding techniques and drying processes ensure PD levels <100pC at 110kV.
✔ Rigorous KEMA Testing
Each unit is custom-engineered to withstand extreme short-circuit forces and is tested in accordance with international KEMA standards.
✔ Comprehensive IEC Compliance
As a core component for large-scale hub substations , products are manufactured to meet rigorous IEC and KEMA Type Test standards.
✔ Custom OEM Engineering
Tailored OEM solutions offer custom-engineered units capable of delivering a maximum capacity of up to 63 MVA per unit.
Q1: What is the primary benefit of the On-Load Tap Changer (OLTC) in this transformer?
The OLTC functionality enables smooth, real-time voltage regulation without interrupting the power supply during operation.
Q2: What is the maximum capacity of this transformer and where is it typically installed?
This power transformer supports a maximum capacity of up to 63 MVA per unit. It is a core component designed for utility-scale transmission and is typically installed in backbone network hub stations, large-scale smelters, heavy manufacturing parks, and power stations for exporting new energy.
Q3:How does this transformer ensure operational reliability and safety under high-voltage conditions?
Each unit is custom-engineered to withstand extreme short-circuit forces and is tested in accordance with international KEMA standards. It also utilizes advanced winding techniques and drying processes to ensure partial discharge levels remain below 100pC at 110kV , and features comprehensive protection systems including multi-mode cooling (ONAN/ONAF), Buchholz relays, and oil temperature indicators.