500kVA Tier 2 Oil Filled Distribution Transformer
- Standards: BS EN 60076
- Rated Power: 500kVA
- Rated Frequency: 50 Hz
- Rated High Voltage: 11kV
- HV Tapping Range: +7½, -5 %
- Tap Switch: Off circuit
- Rated Low Voltage: 415V
- Tap Steps: 5 x 2½ %
- Rated Current: 695.60 A
- Cooling Method: ONAN
- Thermal Class: A (105°C)
- Coolant: Mineral Oil
- Insulation Level : Li75.Ac28 / Ac3
- Vector Group: Dyn11
- Core Material: Aluminium
- Winding Material: CRGO
- Temperature Rise, Oil/Wdg: 60 / 65°C
- Load Loss @ 75°C: 3900 W
- No Load Loss: 459 W
- Impedance: 4.75%
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