Material Construction | Harsh industrial environments | Industry Standard: Aluminum (ASTM B209) Our Base: Steel (ASTM A36) ▲ (20% stronger) Our Advanced: Stainless Steel (ASTM A240) ▲▲ (30% stronger, corrosion-resistant) | Enhanced durability and longevity in corrosive settings. | Base/Advanced versions may require stronger mounting due to increased weight. |
Voltage Handling | High-voltage substations | Industry Standard: 10kV input/output (IEC 60076-7) Our Base: 10kV input/output ▲ (compliant) Our Advanced: 35kV input/output ▲▲ (expands to higher voltages) | Advanced version supports industrial-scale power distribution needs. | Higher voltage may necessitate additional safety protocols and infrastructure. |
Rated Capacity Range | Large-scale industrial complexes | Industry Standard: 10kVA–10,000kVA (IEC 60076-8) Our Base: 10kVA–50,000kVA ▲ (5× broader range) Our Advanced: Customizable up to 100,000kVA ▲▲ (scalable) | Flexible to meet diverse power demands from small to mega projects. | Larger capacities may require more space and specialized installation. |
Safety Certifications | Compliance-driven markets | Industry Standard: CE (EN 60076) Our Base: CE, UL (UL 1446) ▲ (North American compliance) Our Advanced: CE, UL, CUL, ISO 9001 ▲▲ (global certification) | Advanced version meets international standards for global deployment. | Additional certifications may increase upfront costs. |
Design Compactness | Urban substations with limited space | Industry Standard: Standard modular design (IEC 61439) Our Base: Compact modular design ▲ (20% smaller footprint) Our Advanced: Stackable compact units ▲▲ (space-saving) | Reduces land use in densely populated areas. | Smaller size may limit future expansion flexibility. |
Coil Configuration | Complex power distribution networks | Industry Standard: Two-coil (IEC 60076-1) Our Base: Three-coil ▲ (handles multiple voltage levels) Our Advanced: Three-coil + auto-tap changer ▲▲ (voltage regulation) | Enables flexible voltage management and dynamic load balancing. | Requires skilled technicians for setup and maintenance. |