18Product image for reference. Final layout varies with the selected configuration.
Overview
Explore the configuration.
Define the collector-system connection and the equipment required inside the package. Transformer duty, switchgear, protection and site conditions need a coordinated review, with a clear boundary between supplied equipment and site works.
Select 1, 2 or 3 to explore the configuration. Markers indicate discussion areas, not an assembly drawing.
Connections
Start with the network voltages and connection arrangement. Review the terminal or cable interfaces against your system and project drawing.
Plan the footprint, access and cable routes using the approved outline drawing. Share the installation environment so the mechanical interfaces can be reviewed.
Standards & compliance GB / IEC / IEEE / UL / CE / ASTA Applicable standards and required certificates or test reports must be agreed for the specific project. A standard listed here is not a certification claim.
Listed options describe the product range. Final ratings, compatible combinations and performance are confirmed in the approved project datasheet.
Manufacturing
A closer look at our factory.
Explore our manufacturing and test equipment. The production route and acceptance tests are agreed for each configuration.
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Assembly rack
02
Horizontal winding machine 1
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Power-frequency withstand test set
Images from our factory gallery. Equipment shown does not imply every product uses the same manufacturing process.
What distinguishes a wind or solar collector enquiry from a general substation enquiry?
Include the generation layout, collector voltages, operating profile and grid requirements. State the required transformer, switching and protection scope rather than assuming the platform name includes every component.
What do you need to prepare a quotation?
Start with your email and a short description. Tell us what you want to power, replace or purchase. You can send known ratings or a drawing, but you do not need to know every specification.
How are lead time, warranty and delivery agreed?
These are defined in the project quotation after reviewing the technical scope, quantity, destination and document requirements.
Talk to an engineer
Tell us what you need.
A short description is enough. We’ll help clarify the specifications.