The S20-M.RL 200 kVA oil-immersed transformer adopts a three-dimensional wound core structure formed by winding silicon steel strips into a continuous magnetic circuit. Its three core limbs are arranged in a three-dimensional configuration, allowing the magnetic flux paths to align with the core structure.
Compared with conventional planar laminated core designs, a 3D wound core can help optimize magnetic flux distribution and reduce no-load losses. Its structural design may also contribute to lower operating noise, depending on the core material, manufacturing process, and operating conditions.
This core configuration provides an alternative solution for distribution applications where energy efficiency, operating noise, and long-term operating costs are important considerations. Combined with aluminum windings and natural cooling, the S20-M.RL offers a practical configuration for three-phase power distribution.
Actual energy performance should be evaluated using the specified no-load and load loss values.