Substation
Transformer
Power Transformers: Used in transmission substations, these transformers handle high voltages (typically above 36 kV) and large power capacities. They step up or step down voltage for efficient long-distance transmission.
Distribution Transformers: Found in distribution substations, these work at lower voltage levels (1 kV – 36 kV) to supply power to homes and businesses.
Instrument Transformers: Specialized transformers used for measurement and protection purposes:
Current Transformers (CTs) – Reduce high currents to safe levels for measurement and relay protection.
Voltage Transformers (VTs) (or Potential Transformers, PTs) – Step down high voltages to a lower value for accurate monitoring.
Autotransformers: A type of power transformer with a single winding that provides voltage adjustment without full isolation between input and output.
Isolation Transformers: Provide electrical isolation between circuits to enhance safety and protect sensitive equipment.
Switchgear
High Voltage (HV) Switchgear: Designed for voltages above 36 kV, used in transmission networks to handle large-scale power distribution.
Medium Voltage (MV) Switchgear: Used for voltages ranging from 1 kV to 36 kV, typically found in industrial facilities and distribution substations.
Low Voltage (LV) Switchgear: Used for voltages below 1 kV, mainly in commercial and residential power distribution systems.
Control Cabinet
Circuit Breaker Controls: Used to remotely operate and protect power lines.
Relay Protection Systems: Detect faults and trigger automatic responses to prevent damage.
SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) System: Allows remote monitoring and control of substation operations.
Metering and Measurement Devices: Track voltage, current, and power consumption.
Communication Modules: Enable data exchange between substations and control centers.
Alarm and Safety Systems: Warn of potential failures or hazardous conditions.
Testing and Maintenance
We conduct comprehensive testing on the complete unit and obtain the necessary quality certifications to guarantee compliance with international standards.