teczhar private limited

Collector Office Road, Aurangabad, Maharashtra

The Distribution Transformer provides the final voltage transformation in the electric power distribution system. Medium and large distribution transformers, installed in substations near to the consumers side, receive high voltage electric power from the grid, step down its voltage to low voltage i.e. 433/250, 415/240, 400/230, 380/220 Volts and distribute electricity to consumers and lower voltage substations

Apart from this, the voltage ratio between both primary and secondary decides the turn ratio of the transformer. A single phase transformer of voltage 1 KVA can be easily connected to step up or step down transformer

As automatic voltage stabilizers are loaded with plethora of features, they are highly demanded in residential applications for protecting Refrigerator, Deep freezer, Bottle and water coolers, BOD incubators, Air conditioning appliances from voltage fluctuation

The current generated is usually direct current (DC). This direct current is then provided as an input to an invertor which converts the DC to an alternating current (AC). However the voltage generated by this inverter is in few kilo volts (KV) which cannot be transferred to the power grid for further distribution and usage. The power grid mostly taps voltages in the range of 11kV, 22 kV, 33 kV. This is where the inverter duty transformer plays a major role in stepping up the voltage to the required level

The Distribution Transformer provides the final voltage transformation in the electric power distribution system. Medium and large distribution transformers, installed in substations near to the consumers side, receive high voltage electric power from the grid, step down its voltage to low voltage i.e. 433/250, 415/240, 400/230, 380/220 Volts and distribute electricity to consumers and lower voltage substations