Jinying Transformer / Markets / Philippines
Grid in Philippines: 13.2 kV HV, 240/480 V LV, 60 Hz.
Other HV ratings on request
LV to the destination grid on request
The Philippines runs at 60 Hz, and the medium voltage and the secondary system depend on the distribution utility. Meralco, the largest, publishes its service voltages and the transformer types it supplies. Check which utility and which service voltage your site uses before you ask for a quotation.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 60 Hz, allowable variation 59.7–60.3 Hz |
| Voltage variation at the supply point | ±10 % of the nominal service voltage |
| Secondary nominal service voltages | 230 V, 400 V, 460 V |
| Primary nominal voltages | 13.2 kV, 13.8 kV, 34.5 kV, 69 kV, 115 kV |
Figures are as quoted by Meralco from the Philippine Distribution Code.
These are Meralco-supplied units. If you are buying a transformer for your own installation, ask Meralco or the utility serving your site which voltages and protection arrangement it requires.
DTI’s Bureau of Philippine Standards (BPS) runs two mandatory schemes: the PS mark for locally made goods and the Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) for imports. The BPS list of products under mandatory certification covers household appliances, consumer electronics, and lighting and wiring devices such as circuit breakers, fuses, plugs, sockets and cables. Distribution transformers are not on that list.
Tender documents can still ask for type-test and routine-test reports, so check what your buyer or utility requires.
Send the rated capacity, voltage and quantity — we quote to the grid parameters in Philippines.