Step voltage regulator for overhead line & Substation

Rockwill Brａnd Step Voltage Regulator for Overhead Line and Substation

Single phase step voltage regualtor for up to 40.5kV system

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>>> Rockwill Group Company is the top leading manufacturer of single phase and three phase type AVR Step voltage regulator up to 40.5kV.

>>> Rockwill Group Company is only one complete solutions provider of AVR Step voltage regulator in China.

>>> Rockwill Group Company has own core technology of step voltage regualtor whole compoents like: Regulation control relay, On load quick-drive tap changer, Auto transformer, Current transformer and voltage transformer, Position indicator, etc.

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The RVR-1 type automatic step voltage regulator is actually a single phase oil immersed auto-transformer with RVR controller and gathering sampling of voltage and current signal, on load tap charger controlling device to achieve gird more efficient from adjust the load character by increase and decrease the voltage.

The RVR-1 type automatic step voltage regulator AVR is full typ tested Per ANSI C57.15 standard.

It is long life performance, over 1,000,000 times electrical and mechnical life operation.

>>> Voltage regulation
32 step of regulation in step of 5/8%  for a total of 10% voltage boost to 10% voltage buck
>>> Voltage rating
For MV voltage 2.4kV (60 kV BIL) to 35kV (200 kV BIL) at 50/60HZ system

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What is a AVR - step voltage regulator?

A step voltage regulator helps prevent a poor-quality signal from being sent over distribution lines to users. Step voltage regulators are mainly used in utility distribution applications for the disbursement of electrical signals to properties. A step voltage regulator provides a means of delivering a much more dependable power signal to users, even in high-demａnd areas where the incoming signal may become unstable due to the number of consumers drawing off of it.

In many locations, there is an increasing energy demand. This increased demａnd is due, in part, to heating and air conditioning units becoming more frequently used. The number of users that require a more constant streaming of voltage can create voltage irregularities. This often results in rolling blackouts or more simple undesired effects, such as a TV signal that flickers or lights that dim and brighten on their own.

Voltage regulators aim to deal with this problem. They resemble metal cylinders with coiled antennas coming off of their tops. They also have various capacitor boxes attached to them depending on the needs of the particular voltage regulator.

Such regulators are located most frequently on power line poles or supports, as that is the best way to keep them from being tampered with. Due to the fact that they contain the number of windings they do, voltage regulators are available in two forms. Each of these is a different type of step voltage regulator.

One form of step voltage regulator is the step-up regulator. This acts as voltage amplifiers for areas that don’t have enough power signal without the amplification. The other form is referred to as a step-down voltage regulator. These are used when a terminal or signal to a certain area is too strong, which can cause system irregularities as well as damage electric devices.

Regardless of whether it’s a step-up or a step-down voltage regulator, the main function of a step voltage regulator is to maintain a steady voltage and regulate the amount of voltage delivered to the area around it. These regulators are given a specific range of voltage they are allowed to let pass. No matter how much energy a community needs, the regulators determine the amount of voltage that is consistently driven to an area through power lines and transformer circuits.

These voltage regulators are also a community’s first line of defense for power surges. They generally perform their surge protection duties on much larger scales than that of the in-home voltage regulators. Such in home regulators are most commonly called surge protectors.