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You need to think about these things because insulation quality, oil type, and cooling methods can change how safe, reliable, and long-lasting the transformer is. Testing the oil often and making sure the load is right help stop problems and keep your transformer working well.

You must follow important steps when using 35kV oil-immersed transformers. You need to think about safety, reliability, and rules. This helps stop big dangers like fire or explosion. These can happen if oil catches fire or there are problems inside. If you do not install or take care of a transformer the right way, it can fail more often. The failure rate can go up to 2.7%. CEEG has certifications that match big world standards for 35kV oil-immersed transformers. You can see them below:

A cast resin transformer is widely used across industries for its safety, efficiency, and minimal maintenance needs. Unlike traditional oil-filled transformers, cast resin transformers are dry type, air-cooled units that use epoxy resin to insulate their windings. This design makes them fireproof, environmentally safer, and ideal for indoor operation where fire safety and space efficiency are critical. As global infrastructure evolves, so does the need for reliable and fire-retardant power distribution solutions—this is exactly where cast resin transformers excel.

Transformers are essential for moving electricity across cities, industries, and homes—but what are transformers made of, and why do those materials matter? In today’s energy-driven world, the materials used in transformer construction directly impact safety, efficiency, and long-term performance. W

Understanding what material is used for transformers is key to grasping how they function, last, and perform under different conditions. Transformers are everywhere—they deliver electricity to our homes, power data centers, fuel manufacturing plants, and support hospitals. At the heart of their performance are the materials used in their construction—materials that determine their efficiency, durability, and safety.