JDZW-35KV fully-enclosed epoxy resin voltage transformer (outdoor)

JDZW-35KV fully-enclosed epoxy resin voltage transformer (outdoor)

Fully enclosed epoxy resin cast VT for 35 kV outdoor metering & protection.

  • Configurations: single secondary / dual-core fused / residual voltage variant
  • Secondary ratings: 100 V or 100/√3 V for metering & protection circuits
  • Insulation & structure: UV-resistant vacuum-cast epoxy, pillar-type outdoor
  • Insulation level & compliance: 40.5/95/200 kV, tested to IEC & GB/T

Product Overview

Functional Definition

The JDZW-35 series voltage transformers are precision electromagnetic instruments designed for accurate voltage measurement, energy metering, and relay protection applications in 35kV outdoor AC power systems. These transformers utilize electromagnetic induction principles to provide galvanically isolated secondary voltage signals proportional to primary voltage.

Key Ratings

Item Specification (per order / nameplate)
System voltage class 35 kV class (outdoor distribution and substation applications)
Rated frequency 50 Hz (60 Hz available upon request)
Rated secondary voltage 100 V or 100/√3 V
Accuracy classes Metering and/or protection cores as specified (e.g., 0.2, 0.5, 6P)
Rated burden Per core/winding as specified (VA)
Burden power factor cosφ = 0.8 (lagging) unless otherwise specified by the project standard
Insulation level 40.5/95/200 kV (Um/LIPL/ACSD per IEC 61869)
Applicable standards IEC 61869-3 / IEC 61869-1; GB/T 20840.3 / 20840.1
Mechanical variants JDZW-35, JDZFW-35, JDZXW-35, JDZXFW-35

Product Shows

JDZW 35 Fully Enclosed Voltage Transformer show

Working Principle

Operating on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction, the voltage transformer features a laminated magnetic core with primary winding connected to the system voltage and secondary winding providing proportional voltage output. The transformer operates on the voltage transformation principle, delivering standardized secondary voltage through connected burden while maintaining accurate phase relationships.

System Application Position

  • Medium Voltage Distribution: 35kV outdoor substations and distribution systems
  • Energy Metering: Revenue-grade electricity measurement systems
  • Protection Circuits: Overvoltage, undervoltage, and distance protection schemes
  • SCADA Integration: Supervisory control and data acquisition systems

Structural Overview

Epoxy resin cast construction with fully-enclosed design ensures superior insulation performance, moisture resistance, UV resistance, and mechanical strength. The pillar-type (post-type) outdoor mounting configuration provides excellent pollution performance and weather resistance while maintaining required electrical clearance and creepage distances for outdoor service environments.

Model Designation

JDZW1 2 10 type

Model Code Explanation

  • J — Voltage transformer (VT / PT)
  • D — Single-phase design
  • Z — Support (pillar / post) type
  • W — Outdoor installation
  • 35 — Voltage class (kV)
  • F — Fuse-equipped variant (JDZFW-35 models)
  • X — Auxiliary secondary winding for open-delta connection (JDZXW-35 models)

Variant Differences

JDZW-35, JDZFW-35, JDZXW-35, and JDZXFW-35 represent different winding configurations:

  • JDZW-35: Single secondary winding for metering or protection
  • JDZFW-35: Dual secondary windings (two independent cores) for separate metering and protection functions, fuse-equipped
  • JDZXW-35: Primary winding plus dual secondaries including auxiliary winding for open-delta residual voltage detection
  • JDZXFW-35: Comprehensive configuration with dual secondaries plus auxiliary winding and fuse protection

Service Conditions

The JDZW-35 series voltage transformers are designed for outdoor operation under normal service conditions in medium-voltage power systems.

  • Installation environment: Outdoor installation
  • Altitude: Not exceeding 1000 m above sea level (higher altitude shall be specified for engineering confirmation)
  • Ambient temperature: −5 °C to +40 °C
  • Relative humidity: Daily average ≤ 95%, monthly average ≤ 90% (at +20 °C reference)
  • Environmental conditions: Free from corrosive gases or vapors; free from explosive or flammable media; pollution severity level II per IEC 60815
Engineering Note: The installation location shall comply with applicable electrical safety regulations and provide stable operating conditions throughout the transformer’s service life. For harsh environmental conditions (coastal areas, heavy industrial zones), consult factory for enhanced pollution performance options.

Construction

Construction Design

  • Structure: Pillar (post) type for outdoor mounting
  • Insulation: Fully enclosed epoxy resin cast insulation with UV-resistant, anti-tracking formulation
  • Core: Cold-rolled grain-oriented silicon steel laminations, heat-treated for optimized magnetic properties
  • Casting technology: Advanced vacuum casting process eliminating voids and ensuring uniform insulation
  • Terminal enclosure: Metal terminal box with sealed cover and provision for padlock security

The epoxy resin casting provides stable insulation properties and resistance to moisture, UV radiation, pollution, contamination, and aging for long-term outdoor service. The compact, fully-enclosed design eliminates internal moisture accumulation and requires minimal maintenance.

Windings & Terminal Marking

JDZW 35 Fully Enclosed Voltage Transformer output

  • Primary terminals: A, N (phase and neutral)
  • Secondary terminals (Winding 1): 1a, 1n
  • Secondary terminals (Winding 2): 2a, 2n (JDZFW-35, JDZXW-35, JDZXFW-35)
  • Auxiliary winding terminals: da, dn (JDZXW-35, JDZXFW-35 for residual voltage detection)

Terminal markings follow standard VT polarity conventions. Under normal operating conditions, terminals marked ‘a’ are in phase with terminal ‘A’. Correct terminal identification shall be observed to ensure metering and protection performance. All secondary terminals are housed in the enclosed terminal box with multiple cable entry provisions.

Technical Data

This section provides selection-oriented technical data for the JDZW-35 series outdoor, cast-resin voltage transformer used in 35 kV class AC systems (50 Hz). Data shown below is intended for preliminary selection of accuracy class combinations, rated burdens, and voltage ratios.

Definitions: Accuracy class combination indicates available metering/protection cores in one VT (multi-core configuration may apply). Rated output (VA) is specified per secondary core. Insulation level specified as Um/LIPL/ACSD per IEC 61869-1.

Notation: All ratings are per nameplate values and factory test report. For configurations not listed, consult factory technical department for engineering support and custom specifications.

Data Reference

Model Voltage
Ratio (V)
Accuracy
Class
Combination
Rated
Output
(VA)
Maximum
Output
(VA)
Insulation
Level
(kV)
JDZW-35 35000/100 0.2 75 1000 40.5/95/200
JDZW-35 35000/100 0.5 100 1000 40.5/95/200
JDZFW-35 35000/100/100 0.2/0.2 30/30 2 × 500 40.5/95/200
JDZFW-35 35000/100/100 0.2/0.5 30/60 2 × 500 40.5/95/200
JDZFW-35 35000/100/100 0.5/0.5 60/60 2 × 500 40.5/95/200
JDZXW-35 35000/√3 / 100/√3 / 100/3 0.2/6P 40/100 1000 40.5/95/200
JDZXW-35 35000/√3 / 100/√3 / 100/3 0.5/6P 80/100 1000 40.5/95/200
JDZXW-35 35000/√3 / 100/√3 / 100/3 0.2/0.2/6P 20/20/100 1000 40.5/95/200
JDZXFW-35 35000/√3 / 100/√3 / 100/3 / 100/3 0.2/0.5/6P 25/25/100 2 × 400 40.5/95/200
JDZXFW-35 35000/√3 / 100/√3 / 100/3 / 100/3 0.5/0.5/6P 40/40/100 2 × 400 40.5/95/200
Application Engineering Support: Application-specific recommendations may include burden calculation, accuracy assessment, terminal allocation, protection coordination, and substation integration guidance based on project specification. Custom voltage ratios and accuracy combinations available upon request.

Standards & Normative References

Standard Title Application
IEC 61869-1 Instrument Transformers – Part 1: General Requirements General requirements
IEC 61869-3 Instrument Transformers – Part 3: Additional Requirements for Voltage Transformers VT-specific requirements
GB/T 20840.1 Instrument Transformers – Part 1: General Requirements National standard (aligned with IEC 61869 framework)
GB/T 20840.3 Instrument Transformers – Part 3: Voltage Transformers National VT requirements (aligned with IEC 61869-3)
IEC 60815 Selection and Dimensioning of High-Voltage Insulators for Polluted Conditions Outdoor insulation design and pollution severity classification
IEEE C57.13 Standard Requirements for Instrument Transformers Optional (North America project reference)
IEC 60068-2-17 Environmental Testing – Salt Mist Optional (project-specific environmental validation)
IEC 60085 Electrical Insulation – Thermal Evaluation Optional (insulation thermal evaluation reference)

Factory Test Compliance

  • Routine tests per applicable IEC/GB requirements (including polarity/marking, ratio verification, and accuracy verification per specified class and burden)
  • Dielectric tests per insulation coordination requirements and applicable standard (power-frequency withstand test and lightning impulse test)
  • Partial discharge test where specified by the project requirement
  • Visual and dimensional inspection including marking and workmanship conformity
  • Type and special tests as required by the project specification
Compliance Note: All variants maintain full compliance with listed standards. Test certificates available for each manufactured unit with traceability to accredited laboratories. Voltage transformer factor (VTF) verification per IEC 61869-3 where applicable.

Installation & Dimensions

  • Outline dimensions and mounting details are provided in the dimensional drawings.
  • The transformer shall be securely mounted on a stable concrete foundation or steel structure using the designated fixing holes.
  • Primary connection is typically via overhead line conductor or busbar, depending on substation configuration.
  • Adequate clearance shall be maintained for insulation coordination, heat dissipation, and maintenance access.
  • For locations subject to seismic activity, additional mechanical reinforcement may be required per local standards.

Outlines

JDZW 35 Fully Enclosed Voltage Transformer outline

Connection Diagrams

JDZW 35 Fully Enclosed Voltage Transformer wiring

Safety Notice: Secondary circuits must never be left open when energized. Before maintenance, disconnect and reliably ground all secondary windings in accordance with local electrical safety regulations. Primary voltage shall be verified absent before any work on primary connections.

Safety Notes

  • Secondary circuit shall not be left open during operation as this may cause core saturation and overvoltage conditions.
  • During inspection or maintenance, all secondary circuits shall be short-circuited and grounded before disconnecting any instruments.
  • One point of each secondary circuit should be reliably grounded in accordance with applicable standards.
  • All installation and maintenance work shall comply with local electrical safety regulations and utility requirements.
  • For fused variants (JDZFW-35, JDZXFW-35), verify fuse ratings match the specified values and provide adequate discrimination with downstream protection.

Ordering Information

When placing an order, the required configuration shall be specified according to the local grid requirements, applicable standards, and project technical specification. The following parameters shall be clearly stated for technical confirmation and production release:

  • Model variant (JDZW-35, JDZFW-35, JDZXW-35, or JDZXFW-35)
  • Voltage ratio (primary voltage / secondary voltage(s))
  • Application and accuracy requirements (metering and/or protection accuracy class combination)
  • Rated burden (VA) for each secondary core/winding
  • Insulation level (if different from standard 40.5/95/200 kV)
  • Environmental conditions (altitude, pollution severity, special climatic requirements)

Selection Guidance

1: Determine required voltage ratio based on system voltage and secondary instrument requirements (typically 100V or 100/√3 V).

2: Select metering and/or protection accuracy requirements (e.g., 0.2 for revenue metering; 0.5 for indication; 6P for protection).

3: Confirm rated burden (VA) for each secondary circuit based on connected meters/relays and wiring losses.

4: Verify insulation level meets or exceeds system requirements based on network configuration and grounding method.

5: For open-delta residual voltage detection (ground fault indication), specify JDZXW-35 or JDZXFW-35 variants with auxiliary winding.

If local utility or project requirements apply (e.g., specific terminal arrangement, mounting height constraints, documentation language, enhanced pollution performance, or required certificates), specify them at the ordering stage. Special configurations shall be confirmed by technical agreement and final data sheet prior to production.

FAQs

Voltage ratio shall match system nominal voltage (35kV) with standard secondary voltage (100V or 100/√3 V for phase-to-ground applications). Ratio selection considers system grounding method and connected instrument requirements.

Specify separate secondary cores for metering and protection, each with its own accuracy class and rated burden (VA) per IEC 61869-3 and GB/T 20840.3. For revenue metering, Class 0.2 is typically specified; for protection, Class 6P is standard.

Rated burden (VA) shall cover total connected load (meter/relay input burden + wiring loss) for 100V secondary voltage. Calculate S = V² / (R + X) where R and X account for all connected instruments and cable impedance.

The auxiliary winding provides residual voltage signal for open-delta connection, enabling ground fault detection and directional earth fault protection in resistance-grounded or ungrounded systems.

No. Selection depends on application requirements: JDZW-35 for single function (metering OR protection); JDZFW-35 for dual independent cores; JDZXW-35/JDZXFW-35 when residual voltage detection is required. Winding configuration differs between variants.

Do not open-circuit VT secondary under energized primary. Short and ground per project practice; observe terminal marks A/N (primary), 1a/1n, 2a/2n, da/dn (secondary) for correct polarity. Terminals marked ‘a’ are in phase with primary terminal ‘A’.

Nameplate and factory test report prevail. Partial discharge requirements shall follow project specification; unit test certificates are traceable. For outdoor service, compliance with IEC 60815 pollution severity classification is verified during type testing.

Routine maintenance includes periodic visual inspection for cracks or surface contamination, cleaning of external insulation surfaces, and verification of terminal box sealing. Electrical testing per utility maintenance schedule. No internal maintenance required due to fully-sealed construction.