
20 distribution transformers for Japan
A 20-unit S11 transformer package for Japan, with each oil-immersed distribution transformer rated at 1,000 kVA and 6.6 / 0.4 kV.
- DestinationJapan
- Transformer voltage ratio6.6 / 0.4 kV
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A 20-unit S11 transformer package for Japan, with each oil-immersed distribution transformer rated at 1,000 kVA and 6.6 / 0.4 kV.

A 220 kV GIS configuration comprising twelve bays for Morowali No. 2 main step-down substation in Indonesia.

A 35 kV-class equipment package for a fishery–solar application, combining four transformer capacities from 1,800 to 3,300 kVA. The configuration coordinates the transformer, switching and auxiliary electrical equipment within the project scheme.

The solar power equipment scheme combines two prefabricated substations with four KYN28-12 switchgear panels. Transformer capacities of 2,500 and 3,150 kVA are included in the same equipment scope.

A battery-swapping supporting project specifies three prefabricated substations: two at 1,250 kVA and one at 500 kVA. The installation reference shows outdoor equipment arranged on dedicated concrete bases.

A chemical-industry workshop distribution scheme specifies two 1,600 kVA prefabricated substations. The 10 / 0.4 kV configuration connects medium-voltage supply with workshop low-voltage distribution.

A drainage-channel improvement project specifies nine prefabricated substations across five capacity ratings. The 100–250 kVA range provides different equipment sizes within one infrastructure scheme.

A 10 kV distribution scheme specifies six 2,500 kVA prefabricated substations. Two ring-network units and four terminal units address the different connection positions within the network.
These references present prior manufacturing project configurations. They illustrate equipment capability; Kestvan scopes each new project to its drawings, operating conditions and documentation requirements.
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