Extremely good heat transfer. Thanks to low viscosity and viscosity index, this super grade offers extremely good heat transfer characteristics, ensuring heat is efficiently removed from core and windings.

Outstanding oxidation stability. Developed and formulated to deliver maximum resistance to oil degradation, this grade provides outstanding oxidation stability for enhanced transformer life and minimum maintenance.

Very good low temperature properties. Naphthenic characteristics allow the transformer to start at the lowest possible temperature – without using pour point depressants.

High dielectric strength. This insulating oil both meets and exceeds the toughest demands on dielectric strength – when stored and handled correctly.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

1.What are the functions of transformer oil?

Transformer oil serves several functions, including electrical insulation to prevent arcing between components, heat dissipation to cool the transformer, and protection against oxidation and moisture to extend the transformer's lifespan.

2. What are the types of transformer oil?

There are mainly two types of transformer oil: mineral oil and synthetic oil. Mineral oil is derived from crude oil and is commonly used. Synthetic oils are engineered to offer enhanced properties such as better fire resistance and higher thermal stability.

3. How often should transformer oil be tested and replaced?

The frequency of testing and oil replacement depends on factors such as the transformer's age, operating conditions, and manufacturer recommendations. Testing is typically conducted annually, while oil replacement may occur every 5 to 10 years, but this can vary.

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