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Integrated Inverter-Transformer Unit

Product Description

The integrated inverter-transformer unit converts green energy such as solar power through inversion and voltage step-up to the rated voltage for grid connection, simplifying the system architecture of photovoltaic power stations. The unit consists of a photovoltaic inverter, busbar bridge, low-voltage compartment (communication and power distribution), oil-immersed transformer, high-voltage compartment (equipped with combined apparatus (vacuum load switch + fuse) or circuit breaker), and the unit enclosure.

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Integrated Inverter-Transformer Unit

YB-40.5kV
ItemUnitHigh-Voltage ApparatusTransformerLow-Voltage Apparatus
Rated Voltage UekV40.535/0.40.42
Rated Capacity SekVA 1000~6300 
Rated Current IeA200~630 100~4000
Rated Short-Time Withstand CurrentkA31.5 65
Rated Peak Withstand CurrentkA80 143
Power-Frequency Withstand Voltage 1minkVPhase-to-ground and phase-to-phase 95Oil-immersed: 85/1min2.5kV at 300.600V
  Isolation gap 118  
Lightning ImpulsekVPhase-to-ground and phase-to-phase 185200/220 
  Isolation gap 215200/220 
Noise LeveldB Oil-immersed: (60) 
Layout Type  E-shaped 
Enclosure Material  Steel plate / Galvanized sheet / Stainless steel, etc. 
Protection Rating IP44/IP55  
Overall Dimensions  Selected based on transformer capacity and type 

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