Diffrent Types of Transformer

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  • Step up & Step Down
  • Single Phase & three phase
  • Power transdormer & distribution transformer
  • Indoor & Outdoor transformer
  • Oil immersed & Dry type transformer

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  1. Abegeal Coper12 April 2017 at 12:08

    Thank you for sharing this great information about transformers. Keep posting about phase converters.

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