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S13-315/10 Oil-Immersed Distribution

315 kVA · 6 / 6.3 / 10 kV · Dyn11 / Yyn0

S13-315/10
S13-315/10Rating plate · guaranteed values
Rated capacity315 kVA
HV6 / 6.3 / 10 kV
LV0.4 kV
Vector groupDyn11 / Yyn0
No-load loss340 W
Load loss · Dyn113,830 W
Load loss · Yyn03,650 W
No-load current1.4 %
Impedance voltage4.0 %
Tapping range±5 % / ±2 × 2.5 %
Oil weight—
Total weight—
Dimensions—

Which grids this rating suits

Low-voltage options and vector groups

Low-voltage options: 0.4 kV. Vector groups: Dyn11 / Yyn0. At this rating the published load loss is 3830 W with Dyn11 and 3650 W with Yyn0. In IEC notation, Dyn11 means a delta-connected HV winding and a star-connected LV winding with the neutral brought out, the LV phase displaced by 330° (clock position 11) from the HV. Tapping: ±5 % / ±2 × 2.5 %.

Lead time and packing

Lead time is confirmed in each quotation. It depends on quantity, the final specification and any third-party pre-shipment inspection your import scheme requires. Packing and Incoterm are agreed per order — tell us the destination port.

Frequently asked questions

Which countries is the S13 315 kVA transformer suitable for?

Kazakhstan — HV 6 / 10 kV, LV 380 V, 50 Hz. LV 380 V on request. Uzbekistan — HV 6 / 10 kV, LV 380 V, 50 Hz. LV 380 V on request.

Which low-voltage options and vector groups are available for S13 315 kVA?

Low-voltage options: 0.4 kV. Vector groups: Dyn11 / Yyn0. At this rating the published load loss is 3830 W with Dyn11 and 3650 W with Yyn0. In IEC notation, Dyn11 means a delta-connected HV winding and a star-connected LV winding with the neutral brought out, the LV phase displaced by 330° (clock position 11) from the HV. Tapping: ±5 % / ±2 × 2.5 %.

What is the lead time and how is the S13 315 kVA transformer packed?

Lead time is confirmed in each quotation. It depends on quantity, the final specification and any third-party pre-shipment inspection your import scheme requires. Packing and Incoterm are agreed per order — tell us the destination port.

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