Power Distribution Equipment covers the equipment at the consumer end of a network: distribution transformers stepping medium voltage down to low voltage, ring main units, distribution and feeder pillars, low voltage panels and switchgear, metering panels, and pole-mounted and pad-mounted transformer arrangements.
Distribution transformers are specified by rating, voltage ratios, vector group and cooling type, and the rating should be set against the actual load profile with headroom for growth rather than against present demand, because a transformer run continuously at its limit loses insulation life quickly and fails without warning. Oil-filled units are cheaper and suit outdoor installation; dry type costs more but is required indoors and wherever oil presents a fire or environmental risk. No-load and load losses are worth comparing, since over decades they dominate lifetime cost.
Distribution equipment is tendered in volume by electricity distribution utilities, rural electrification agencies, energy ministries, state power corporations, municipal corporations, industrial estates and development corporations, railways, water utilities, housing authorities, and electrification and distribution strengthening projects funded by development banks. Our submission answers the specification point by point and attaches guaranteed technical particulars, loss figures, type and routine test reports, make and origin declarations, warranty terms, installation scope, spares lists and third-party inspection at works where required.
Send us your load, voltage ratios and installation arrangement, and we will prepare a compliant offer against your specification.
