Pole-Mounted Single-Phase Power Transformer

Designed for efficient voltage conversion in distribution networks, this single-phase oil transformer delivers reliable 220V output for residential and commercial use. Built with high-grade materials and durable outdoor construction, it ensures stable, continuous power supply.

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Pole Mounted Single-Phase Transformer Overview

The Pole Mounted Single-Phase Transformer is an oil-cooled distribution unit that steps down high voltage electrical power from primary voltage levels to secondary voltage levels (220 volts) for use in homes and businesses. The metal transformer is constructed with CRGO (Grain-Oriented) Silicon Steel cores and high-purity Copper / Aluminum windings for an efficient and durable outdoor unit. The transformer features an input voltage range of 4160V to 24940V, which converts to a 120/240V or 240/480V output voltage. The average kVA range the transformer can handle is between 5 kVA and 333 kVA, with a temperature rise of 55°C to 65°C. This transformer meets the following efficiency requirements: DOE 2016 and NEMA TP1. The outdoor unit is constructed to withstand severe weather conditions and can be mounted on poles and will function continuously without maintenance.

Key Features & Benefits

High-Efficiency Core

CRGO Silicon Steel or Amorphous Metal core reduces power losses during standby, achieving up to 99.43% efficiency at higher kVA ratings.

Flexible Windings

Options available for Copper (CU) windings for superior performance or Aluminum (AL) windings for cost-effective solutions.

Conventional or CSP

Choose between Conventional models for standard networks or CSP (Completely Self-Protected) models for simplified pole-top installations with built-in breaker and arrester.

Outdoor Durability

Features a heavy-gauge steel tank with a corrosion-resistant coating, ensuring reliable performance from -25°C to +40°C.

DOE & NEMA Compliance

Exceeds DOE 2016 and NEMA TP1 efficiency requirements, ensuring energy savings and regulatory compliance.

50Hz / 60Hz Ready

Designed to support both frequency standards, making it suitable for global distribution networks.

Applications & Industries

Residential Distribution

Ideal for neighborhoods, apartment complexes, and rural housing developments requiring reliable 120/240V power supply.

Light Commercial

Efficiently supports power needs of retail stores, restaurants, clinics, and small businesses with moderate energy demands.

Infrastructure Lighting

Provides power for streetlights, parking areas, traffic signals, and general outdoor lighting applications.

Temporary & Mobile Power

Perfect for construction sites, outdoor events, and emergency response camps needing dependable single-phase power supply.

Technical Specifications

Liquid-filled, pole-mounted single-phase transformer with a 65°C temperature rise and a 150kV BIL rating for superior performance.

kVA Primary Voltage Secondary Voltage A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) Weight (kg) DOE 2016 Eff. (%) NEMA TP1 Eff. (%)
10 4160, 7200, 7620, 12470, 13200, 13800, 19920, 24940 120/240
240/480
277
346
600
530 600 1060 160 98.70 98.40
15 530 600 1060 180 98.82 98.60
25 580 660 1080 230 98.95 98.70
37.5 610 690 1090 290 99.05 98.80
50 650 700 1100 340 99.11 98.90
75 680 750 1250 450 99.19 99.00
100 730 800 1250 500 99.25 99.00
167 900 850 1300 780 99.33 99.10
250 1200 900 1450 1100 99.39 99.20
333 1350 1200 1500 1300 99.43 99.20

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Why Choose Our Single-Phase Transformers

Manufacturing Expertise

Decades of experience providing oil-filled transformers to utilities and OEMs worldwide.

Certified Quality

Every unit undergoes rigorous routine tests (load, insulation, ratio) to meet IEC and IEEE standards before shipment.

Competitive Pricing

An optimized supply chain ensures that the price of single-phase transformers remains attractive for bulk purchases.

Fast Lead Times

Standard models ship in 2–4 weeks, with emergency stock available for common capacities.

Certifications & Standards

DOE 2016
NEMA TP1
IEC 60076
CSA C227.4
ISO 9001
Buyer’s Guide

How This Single-Phase Transformer Fits Your Project

Guiding contractors, developers, EPCs, and electrical distributors in bulk purchases.

Project Applications

For Residential Subdivisions, 5–50 kVA models with DOE 2016 compliance guarantee long-term energy savings. In Rural Electrification, CSP transformers eliminate external protection hardware, reducing installation complexity. Commercial Chains often select aluminum windings to lower upfront costs, while copper units serve critical infrastructure like hospitals.

Copper vs Aluminum Windings

Copper offers higher overload capacity and longer life. Aluminum provides a lighter, budget-friendly alternative—both meet efficiency standards. Request our single-phase transformer equivalent circuit and construction details to ensure performance.

CSP vs Conventional

CSP models integrate a primary fuse and secondary breaker inside the tank, drastically simplifying pole-top hardware. Conventional types allow more flexible external coordination, preferred by utilities with existing standardization.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are single-phase transformers?

A single-phase transformer transfers energy in a single AC phase, typically stepping down primary distribution voltage (e.g., 7.2 kV) to 120/240V for residential use.

What is the difference between a single-phase and a three-phase transformer?

Single-phase transformers serve lighter loads like homes and small offices, while three-phase units handle heavy industrial power with three interconnected phases.

What are the disadvantages of single-phase transformers?

They have higher per‑kVA weight at large capacities and are less efficient for industrial motors, but remain ideal for residential and light commercial networks.

Is 240V single-phase or three-phase?

Standard 240V service is single-phase, supplied by a center-tapped secondary winding of a single phase transformer.

How does a single phase transformer work?

The single phase transformer working principle relies on electromagnetic induction; a varying primary current induces a proportional voltage in the secondary winding according to the turns ratio.

Can I get wiring diagrams and PDF datasheets?

Yes, we supply detailed single phase transformer diagrams, construction plans, and factory test reports—contact us with your project specifications.

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