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The specifications and models of transformer oil filters vary depending on the manufacturer and application requirements. Here are some common specifications and model examples:
1. Flow rate: such as 1000 L/H, 2000 L/H, 3000 L/H, etc.
2. Working pressure: usually 0.6 MPa.
3. Filter accuracy: 1 micron, 3 microns, 5 microns, etc.
4. Motor power: 1.5 kW, 2.2 kW, 3 kW, etc.
5. Voltage: 220V, 380V, etc.
6. Working temperature: usually -20°C to 80°C.
7. Dimensions: Depending on the model, the dimensions vary.
8. Weight: 100 kg, 200 kg, 300 kg, etc.
1. JL series: such as JL-1000, JL-2000, suitable for small and medium-sized transformers.
2. ZYA series: such as ZYA-100 and ZYA-200, suitable for large transformers.
3. LY series: such as LY-50 and LY-100, suitable for high-precision filtration.
4. TF series: such as TF-150 and TF-300, suitable for high flow requirements.
1. Flow rate: select the appropriate flow rate according to the oil volume of the transformer.
2. Filtration accuracy: select the accuracy according to the oil quality requirements.
3. Working pressure: Ensure the equipment can withstand the system pressure.
4. Motor power: select according to the power requirements of the equipment.
5. Voltage: Ensure that it matches the on-site power supply.
1. Regular maintenance: Keep the equipment running efficiently.
2. Operating specifications: Operate according to the instructions to avoid damage.
3. Safety protection: Ensure that the equipment has necessary safety measures.
For specific models and specifications, please refer to the technical information provided by the manufacturer.
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