Dry-Type Dstribution Transformers
Dry-Type Dstribution Transformers
(OP)
Hello,
I have recently completed startup on several large air handlers. Each air handler has a service corridor maintaining room temperature.
There are four transformers in each corridor and they all have surface temperatures of 150F.
I expect high temperatures on transformers, but is this too high?
Should I track temperature over time?
Thank you,
Tom
I have recently completed startup on several large air handlers. Each air handler has a service corridor maintaining room temperature.
There are four transformers in each corridor and they all have surface temperatures of 150F.
I expect high temperatures on transformers, but is this too high?
Should I track temperature over time?
Thank you,
Tom
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I think the only thing worry about dry type xfmr is dust buildup from all the ozone. dry type xfmr are dust magnets. Filter changing is critical on the enclosure.
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