Transformer

A distribution transformer is a type of electrical transformer used to step down the high voltage electricity from transmission lines to a lower voltage suitable for distribution to consumers. The distribution transformers are typically mounted on utility poles or placed in ground-level enclosures and are designed to handle lower power loads compared to power transformers used in transmission. These transformers help maintain a stable voltage level and protect electrical equipment from power fluctuations.

The oil-immersed transformer represents a sophisticated electrical apparatus that employs oil as both a coolant and insulating medium. This transformer is purposefully engineered to facilitate the efficient transfer of electrical energy between multiple circuits through the principle of electromagnetic induction. Within its construction, the transformer is meticulously filled with a specialized insulating oil, such as mineral oil or silicone oil, which serves multiple crucial functions.