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Three-Phase Pad-Mounted Transformer Series: Separable Insulated Connectors

Three-Phase Pad-Mounted Transformer Series: Separable Insulated Connectors In order to improve employees’ understanding of pad mounted transformer separated insulated connectors, master their classification, basic configuration and cable connection methods, enhance employees’ professional level and product service quality, so that they can better provide customers with technical support and solutions, so as to improve customer satisfaction, this training is especially carried out.

 

 

Training content Overview

Classification of separate insulated connectors:

● According to the operation mode: divided into load break connector and dead break connector

● By current grade: 200A, 600A and 900A

● By voltage level: 15KV, 25KV, 28KV and 35KV

● Classified by appearance and use: elbow connector, straight connector, Tee connector, and insert connector

● Classified by interface type: bushing well connector, bushing insert connector, parking stand connector

● Classification by protection function: arrester connector

The training also goes into depth about several basic configurations of high-voltage connectors and how cables are connected.

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Training Summary

The purpose of this training is to enhance employees’ understanding and operation ability of pad mounted transformer insulated connectors, to deeply understand the working principle of transformers, to ensure the safety and reliability of power equipment, and to help employees adapt to changes in the power industry and the application of new technologies. It is hoped that through this training staff can apply the knowledge in practical work to ensure the efficient operation of transformers and their accessories.

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