How can I install an Electrical Transformer?

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A transformer is a device that transfers electric energy from one alternating-current circuit to one or more other circuits, either increasing or reducing the voltage. Transformers are employed for widely varying purposes; e.g., to reduce the voltage of conventional power circuits to operate low-voltage devices, such as doorbells and toy electric trains, and to raise the voltage from electric generators so that electric power can be transmitted over long distances. G3 Electric ensures amazing services which will help you to install transformer without any fuss under the guidance of experts and technicians.

 Now the question is, ‘How to install a transformer?’

Installing an electrical transformer at the job site can be difficult especially if it is your first time or you are not familiar with electrical transformers. First of all, the electrical transformer must be handled carefully otherwise it could suffer internal damages leaving you with useless power equipment. So, to avoid all that it’s easier to let a professional handle the job that is Transformer Electrician.

Factors to consider when setting up and connecting a transformer on your campus:

Location: Safety is at the top of everyone’s priority list. You need to think of electrical safety when choosing the site of the installation; you should have the land and soil evaluated beforehand. There should be no exposure to risk or threats to your equipment and personnel. Likewise, the structural analysis of the load needs to be analysed for the integrity of the structural design. In the case of seismic prone areas, special provisions need to be taken to prevent any collapse during any seismic movement.

Grounding: First make sure that your transformer is properly grounded in order to remove any static charges that could have gathered in it. Now, protect your electric transformer from the windings accidentally coming in contact with the core.

Ventilation: Transformer should be located in a place that has enough space to allow the heat to dissipate quickly and also so that it has constant access to clean dry air in the form of proper ventilation.

Wiring: The ground wires must be covered with wood moulding or plastic at a point at 8 feet above the base. Correctly installed wires improve electrical safety and it also protects the pole line from any further damage.

Mounting: Multiple transformers can be mounted on the pole as long as all the safety rules are followed and certain precautions are taken. Sub-100 kVA single-phase transformers are mounted above the secondary mains. For transformers larger than 100kVA, a platform is recommended.

Humidity: In case of rain or humidity, many precautions need to be taken, particularly in the case of liquid-filled transformers. Dry air needs to be continuously pumped into the gas space for about 20-30 minutes prior to service personnel entering the tank.

Next are pressure maintenance, fluid check and final testing. If you don’t know where to hire someone who does all that, G3 electric provides outstanding services and that is the key. So, now you can install your transformer safely.

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