Step Down Transformer

A 25 kVA Three-Phase Stepdown Transformer is a type of transformer used to reduce (or "step down") the high voltage from a three-phase electrical supply to a lower, safer, and usable level for powering equipment or machines. This transformer is designed to handle loads up to 25 kVA (25,000 volt-amperes), which makes it suitable for medium-sized industrial or commercial applications.

A 75 kVA three-phase step-down transformer is a heavy-duty electrical device used to reduce higher primary voltages (e.g., 480V or 600V) to lower secondary voltages (e.g., 208V, 240V, or 120V) in commercial or industrial power systems.

A 10 kVA three-phase step-down transformer is a relatively small-capacity transformer used to reduce higher three-phase voltages (like 480V or 600V) to lower levels (like 208V, 240V, or 120V), typically in light commercial, industrial, or specialized control panel applications.

A 50 kVA Three-Phase Stepdown Transformer is designed to step down (reduce) the high voltage from a three-phase power supply to a lower, usable voltage that is suitable for powering equipment and machinery. This type of transformer is commonly used in medium-sized commercial and industrial applications where three-phase electrical systems are involved.