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NOARK ZG Series Pad Mount Transformer

December 3, 2024

NOARK’s Pad Mount Transformers are the ideal solution for various Power Distribution networks, from industrial parks and commercial centers to community buildings, high-rise buildings, wind power, photovoltaic solutions, EV charging, data centers, and even cryptocurrency mining operations. These transformers are globally produced in state-of-the-art facilities and can be fully customized to meet unique specifications.

Pad Mount

 Key Features:

  • Smaller Footprint: Compact design with integrated components (Transformer body, Load Breaker Switch, Fuse, Tap changer, etc.), making it space-efficient.
  • Reduced Weight: About one-third the volume of a typical prefabricated substation of the same voltage level and capacity.
  • Safety & Reliability: Dual fuses (backup and plug-in) protect the HV side, ensuring operational dependability.
  • Easy Connection: Equipped with a HV Load Breaker Switch adapted to ring or radial networks for quick, reliable connections.

Specifications

  • Voltage Range: Up to 35kV
  • Capacity Range: 200kVA~10MVA
  • Certificate: UL certified, capacity range 30~5000kVA
  • Standards: IEEE C57.12.00, C57.12.28, CSA C2.1-06, C227.4

Vistit the Pad Mount Data Sheet or Pad Mount Flyer for more information, including product specs and ratings

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