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36 MVA 13800 Pri. 470 Sec., Ferranti Packard, #63944

Manufacturer: Ferranti Packard
KVA: 36000
Primary: 13800
Secondary: 470
Stock # 63944

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Description

Equipped With:
Transformer Manufacturer: Ferranti Packard Size: 36 MVA Primary Voltage: 13,800 V, 3 PH, 60 HZ Secondary Voltage: 472-421A; 272-243Y Impedance: 4.77% Tap Changing Device: On-Load Core and Windings: 70,500 Pounds Tanks and Fittings: 26,700 Pounds Oil (Tank): 27,820 Pounds Oil (Switch): 3,640 Pounds Total Weight (Pounds): 131,950 Pounds Approximate Overall Dimensions (Inches) Length (Inches): 126 Inches (3,200.400 mm) Width (Inches): 190 Inches (4,826.000 mm) Height (Inches): 181 Inches (4,597.400 mm) Comments: Stored inside; delta closure available; stored inside - misc spare parts

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