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    25/0.4KV Amorphous Core Oil Transformer

    SKU 25/0.4KV
    OEM / ODM Support Customizable solutions available
    Enclosure Type PINEELE standard - European IP54 grade
    Manufacturer PINEELE Electric Co., Ltd
    Configuration Modular All-in-One Assembly
    Application Scope Widely applied in wind/solar energy plants, railway stations, data centers, urban distribution grids, and high-load industrial zones.
    Reviewed By Dr. Kevin Liu, Chief Grid Design Consultant at PINEELE
    PhD in Electrical Engineering, 16+ years of expertise in European substation standards and medium-voltage innovation.
    Published On March 27, 2025
    Last Updated March 27, 2025
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    The 25/0.4KV Amorphous Core Oil Transformer is a modern energy-efficient distribution transformer designed to meet the growing demand for low-loss and high-performance electrical equipment. It plays a critical role in stepping down 25kV to 0.4kV for industrial and commercial end-users, offering exceptional performance, reliability, and reduced lifecycle cost.

    Unlike traditional silicon steel core transformers, this model uses amorphous alloy core material, which significantly reduces core losses, especially under no-load conditions. It is ideal for green power applications, smart grids, and areas where energy conservation is a top priority.


    Technical Specifications

    ParameterSpecification
    Rated Power25 kVA to 1600 kVA
    High Voltage (Primary)25 kV
    Low Voltage (Secondary)0.4 kV
    Core TypeAmorphous Alloy
    Cooling MethodOil Immersed (ONAN)
    Frequency50Hz / 60Hz
    Phase3 Phase
    Vector GroupDyn11 / Yyn0 (customizable)
    Insulation ClassA or F
    Temperature Rise≤ 65°C
    Impedance4% to 6% (based on capacity)
    Oil TypeMineral Insulating Oil (IEC 60296)
    Standard ComplianceIEC 60076, GB1094

    Key Features of the 25kV Amorphous Core Transformer

    • Ultra-low No-load Loss: The amorphous metal core reduces core losses by 70% compared to silicon steel core transformers.
    • Eco-friendly & Energy Efficient: Complies with energy-saving policies and reduces operating cost over time.
    • High Overload Capacity: Designed to handle up to 120% load under forced air cooling.
    • Excellent Insulation System: Vacuum oil filling process ensures better dielectric strength and moisture resistance.
    • Extended Life Expectancy: Low temperature rise, minimal aging, and strong resistance to thermal stress ensure longer service.

    Construction and Materials

    • Amorphous Alloy Core: Offers excellent magnetic performance with very low hysteresis loss.
    • Copper Windings: High-purity copper windings deliver strong conductivity and low resistance.
    • Oil Tank: Corrugated wall design allows for expansion and contraction, eliminating the need for an oil conservator.
    • Vacuum Drying & Oil Injection: Ensures insulation purity and better thermal conductivity.
    • Anti-corrosion Coating: Designed to withstand outdoor and humid environments.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    Q1: What are the benefits of using an amorphous core transformer compared to traditional models?
    A: Amorphous core transformers have significantly lower no-load losses, helping save energy and reduce CO₂ emissions. This makes them suitable for long-term energy efficiency applications.

    Q2: Can the 25/0.4kV transformer be used outdoors?
    A: Yes, it is oil-immersed and built with a sealed tank and anti-corrosion protection, suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.

    Q3: How often does the oil need to be changed in this transformer?
    A: With proper vacuum oil injection and sealed construction, oil change intervals are extended significantly—typically every 10–15 years under normal conditions.


    Application Scope

    The 25kV to 0.4kV amorphous Oil-Immersed Transformer is widely used in:

    • Renewable energy systems (solar/wind power distribution)
    • Industrial manufacturing plants
    • Utility substation infrastructure
    • Residential and commercial developments
    • Government buildings and public lighting networks
    • Rural power distribution