Transformers

Single-Phase Transformer Equipment

The Single-Phase Transformer Equipment is designed to deliver stable and efficient electrical power where single-phase distribution is required. With a compact structure, simple installation, and reliable performance, this equipment remains a cornerstone in residential communities, rural power grids, and small-scale industrial facilities.

Unlike three-phase transformers that serve heavy industrial loads, the single-phase transformer is optimized for lower-capacity applications such as residential housing, light commercial facilities, and remote utility poles. Often available as pole-mounted single-phase transformers or pad-mounted distribution units, these devices convert high-voltage electricity to safe, usable low-voltage power.

Our single-phase step-down transformer equipment is manufactured with durable materials, advanced insulation, and energy-efficient cores, ensuring minimal losses and maximum performance. It can be configured as oil-immersed or dry-type, depending on environmental and load requirements.


Main Features

  • Compact and lightweight design suitable for residential use.
  • High efficiency cores for reduced energy loss.
  • Wide voltage range to meet diverse distribution needs.
  • Outdoor-ready enclosures for pole or ground mounting.
  • Quiet operation for residential and commercial environments.
  • Customizable ratings to support unique project specifications.
4.Technical Parameters of 10kV Class SH15-M Series Amorphous Alloy Oil-immersed Transformer
Rated
Capacity
(kVA)
Voltage
Combination
(KV)
Low
voltage
Connecion
group
designation
Loss(kW)No-load
current
(%)
Short-
circuit
mpedance
(%)
   Weight(Kg)Overall
Dimensions(mm)
(Length  L×Width  B
×Height H)
Torque
(Longitudinal/
Transverse)
No-loadLoad(75℃)Body
Weight
oil weightTotal weight
3011
10.5
10
6.3
6
0.4Dyn110.0330.6001.7
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.0
0.9
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.5
424080410 920×600×980400×550
500.0430.870310110510 950×620×1040400×550
630.0501.040350125570 990×670×1040400×550
800.0601.2504101356301030×720×1040400×660
1000.0751.5004751507201060×770×1070400×660
1250.0851.8005501708301060×900×1070400×660
1600.1002.2006301909601060×930×1150400×660
2000.1202.62067021010401110×930×1170550×820
2500.1403.05075024011601180×1010×1180550×820
3150.1703.65081026412401180×1010×1180550×820
4000.2004.30086029013301200×1010×1180550×820
5000.2405.15095032014601270×1160×1200660×1070
6300.3206.2000.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
45112038018601450×1240×1330820×1070
8000.3807.500134041022301520×1380×1460820×1070
10000.45010.30162054027001720×1460×1510820×1070
72500.53012.00190064031801780×1500×1690820×1070
16000.63014.50256068042401880×1540×1970820×1070
20000.75017.400.2
0.2
5290098049202080×1580×1970820×1070
25000.90020.203940116065602350×1580×2020820×1070
Note:Highvoltagetappingrange:±5%or2×2.5%;Frequency:50Hz;Insulationlevel:L175AC35/L10AC5.

Key Advantages

  • Cost-effective solution for smaller power distribution networks.
  • Easy installation with flexible mounting options.
  • Low maintenance requirements compared to larger units.
  • Energy efficiency reduces long-term operating costs.
  • Safe and reliable power supply for sensitive equipment.

Applications

  • Residential neighborhoods requiring stable single-phase electricity.
  • Rural electrification projects where demand is moderate.
  • Small commercial facilities such as shops, schools, and offices.
  • Renewable energy integration for solar or wind microgrids.
  • Temporary power supply for construction sites or backup systems.

Installation & Maintenance

Installation Steps:

  1. Select a stable mounting position (pole or ground base).
  2. Connect high-voltage input lines and low-voltage output terminals.
  3. Apply proper grounding to ensure safety.
  4. Perform insulation and connection checks before energizing.

Maintenance Tips:

  • Inspect windings and terminals periodically.
  • Monitor insulation resistance for safe operation.
  • Check oil level (if oil-immersed type).
  • Clean external housing to prevent dust accumulation.

How to Choose the Right Single-Phase Transformer

When selecting a transformer, consider:

  • Load demand (kVA rating based on household or facility needs).
  • Voltage compatibility with the grid and end-use equipment.
  • Type of enclosure (pole-mounted vs. pad-mounted).
  • Environmental conditions (dry-type for indoor, oil-immersed for outdoor).
  • Efficiency rating to minimize energy loss.
  • Compliance with IEC/ANSI/local electrical standards.

FAQ

What is a single-phase transformer used for?

It steps down high-voltage electricity to low-voltage power for residential and light commercial applications.

Can single-phase transformers be used outdoors?

Yes, especially pole-mounted or pad-mounted designs with weatherproof enclosures.

What is the typical service life?

With proper maintenance, most units last 20–30 years.

Is oil-immersed or dry-type better?

Oil-immersed offers higher cooling efficiency for outdoor use, while dry-type is safer for indoor installations.

How do I know what size transformer I need?

Size is determined by your total connected load (kVA) and expected peak demand.