What Is the Function of Station Transformer in Substation
A station transformer in a substation steps down high voltage for powering substation equipment like relays, controls, and battery chargers.
Pole mounted transformer are widely recognized as a pivotal component in electrical distribution systems, offering flexibility, efficiency, and reliability for a wide range of industrial and commercial projects. As demand grows for smart grid solutions and robust energy infrastructure, many engineering teams, procurement professionals, and project decision-makers are turning to high-quality pole mounted transformer solutions to address their unique needs.
A pole mounted transformer is an electrical transformer installed on an overhead utility pole, designed to step down medium-voltage power from distribution lines to a usable voltage level for consumption at factories, manufacturing facilities, or even residential areas. These transformers are crucial for rural electrification, renewables integration, and rapid-deployment infrastructure upgrades.
One of our valued B2B clients, an industrial facilities developer, recently upgraded their power distribution system with our advanced pole mounted transformer solutions. The project called for reliable 33kV/11kV pole mounted transformers to ensure steady energy supply for machinery, lighting, and HVAC systems. After installation, the client reported:
In today’s competitive landscape, partnering with a specialized pole mounted transformer manufacturer ensures:
As a leading factory supplier of pole mounted transformers, we are proud to showcase our recent successful power distribution projects in Kazakhstan, which highlight the reliability and scalability of our transformer solutions for demanding industrial environments.
Our recent installations include:
Both projects utilize robust pole mounted transformers designed to meet the stringent requirements of high-capacity regional power networks, ensuring stable, efficient, and safe power delivery to industrial facilities.
Kazakhstan’s energy infrastructure demands equipment capable of withstanding wide temperature variations, dust, and remote location challenges. Pole mounted transformers deliver:
These benefits align perfectly with industrial clients and project managers seeking turnkey electrical distribution solutions that optimize operational uptime and project lifecycle costs.
The captions on-site celebrated the successful energization of these critical projects, underscoring customer satisfaction:
Such milestones prove our commitment to delivering durable, high-performance pole mounted transformers that excel in large-scale energy distribution applications.
If your project requires a reliable pole-mounted transformer, please contact our professional team to obtain customized solutions and competitive quotations.
Our latest milestone achievement in Central Asia highlights the critical role of reliable pole mounted transformers in large-scale electrical distribution projects. Proudly partnering with “ROOQ Electric,” our factory supplied and commissioned robust electrical equipment for a 2×40 MVA, 110/6 kV power distribution project in Kyrgyzstan, designed to enhance grid stability and energy delivery efficiency.
The 2×40 MVA pole mounted transformer project features:
The project’s completion is celebrated with an official banner stating, “Congratulations on the successful operation of ‘ROOQ Electric’ Kyrgyzstan 2×40 MVA 110/6 kV project electrical equipment,” reflecting our confidence in the equipment’s reliability and the client’s satisfaction.
In addition, on-site photos show multiple pole mounted transformers staged and ready for deployment, and the complex outdoor substation environment, showcasing the scale and professionalism of the installation.
For project managers, engineers, and procurement teams evaluating options, our pole mounted transformers offer key advantages:
At the core of power system modernization lies the need for efficient, dependable, and scalable transformer units. Our successful Kyrgyzstan 2×40 MVA project exemplifies the best practices in packing advanced electrical engineering into compact, pole mounted transformers that meet the exacting demands of contemporary energy networks.
Pole mounted transformer remain a cornerstone technology for utilities, industrial developers, and commercial engineers focused on scalable, efficient, and sustainable power distribution. If your next project demands reliable electrical infrastructure, explore our range of pole mounted transformer solutions for unparalleled performance and value.
A pole mounted transformer is an electrical transformer installed on utility poles to step down high-voltage electricity from distribution lines to lower voltages suitable for residential, rural, and commercial power consumption. They are commonly used in areas where underground cabling is impractical or cost-prohibitive, such as remote locations and suburban neighborhoods.
Single phase pole mounted transformers generally range from a few kVA up to about 167 kVA, while three phase models can reach capacities up to 315 kVA or higher, depending on design. For larger industrial needs, higher capacity pole mounted transformers exceeding 1,000 kVA can be provided to meet substantial power demands.
Primary voltages commonly handled by pole mounted transformers include 7.2 kV, 14.4 kV, 34.5 kV, and up to 36 kV. These high voltages are stepped down to standard secondary voltages like 120/240 V for residential or commercial use. Proper selection depends on the distribution network design and local requirements.
Installation requires poles with sufficient structural strength and proper anchorage to support transformer weight. Adequate electrical clearance, grounding, and accessibility for maintenance must be ensured. Compliance with local electrical codes and standards is mandatory to guarantee safety and reliability during operation.
Exposed to weather extremes—such as storms, wind, and flooding—these transformers are designed with durable housings, natural cooling, and protective components like surge arresters. However, their pole-top locations can complicate inspections and repairs, necessitating proactive maintenance to avoid failures caused by insulation breakdown or component wear.
CSP transformers integrate internal protective devices such as fuses and surge arresters, enabling them to self-manage common faults without requiring external protective equipment. This design simplifies installation and increases overall system reliability, especially in distribution networks with variable loads.