200 kVA Class F Transformer Project
Overview
We recently completed a bespoke 200 kVA Class F Transformer project designed to support an electrical installation within an industrial environment. The project focused on delivering a reliable, well-protected solution that met both performance and environmental requirements while ensuring ease of installation and long-term durability. This transformer will be used to test equipment on our clients testing rig. The Transformer will be completed with an enclosure.
Transformer Detail
The project featured a 200 kVA, Class F transformer, engineered and manufactured to specification. The unit incorporates high-quality windings, a high efficiency core, and precision assembly to deliver dependable performance. The Transformer will be housed in a purpose-built enclosure we have supplied to provide mechanical protection and support safe operation in a demanding setting.
Client Requirements
The client required a dependable transformer solution capable of handling a 200 kVA load while operating efficiently under continuous use. Protection from environmental factors such as dust, debris, and temperature variation was essential, along with a clean, compact design compatible with existing infrastructure.
Our Solution
We managed the project from design through to manufacture and delivery. A Class F insulated transformer was paired with custom mild-steel enclosure, offering both thermal resilience and long-term durability. Careful coordination ensured full system compatibility and seamless integration on site.
Benefits
- Reliable performance from a 200 kVA Class F transformer
- Enhanced protection against environmental exposure
- Improved thermal capability and operational lifespan
- Clean, professional installation aligned with site standards
Summary
This project again showcases ETE’s versatility and capabilities to provide solutions to your projects that exceed expectations every time. If you like the look of this project and have a need for custom built jobs, get in touch with sales.
