Transformers for stable energy
Working with varying voltage levels demands certainty. Switch safely and reliably between medium and low voltage with Voet's transformers and get usable energy tailored to your specific uses.
Why choose a Voet transformer
Low Voltage Transformer
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A low voltage transformer is an electrical transformer designed to achieve non-standard voltages, for example 525V or 690V. These transformers are widely used in industrial installations, machinery, and lighting systems where reliable and safe power supply is essential.
Converts higher AC voltage to lower AC voltage
Provides electrical isolation between the grid and the connected device
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An isolation transformer is a transformer that provides galvanic separation between the primary and secondary circuits. This increases safety by preventing direct electrical connections. It is often used in installations to protect users from electric shocks or to safeguard electrical equipment from damage.
Prevents direct grounding on the grid side
Power supply for sensitive equipment
Test setups – in combination with an adjustable transformer
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A variable (adjustable) transformer is a transformer whose output voltage can be continuously adjusted. This allows precise tuning of the voltage to the desired application, for example for testing purposes or controlling motors and lighting.
Converts the mains voltage to an adjustable output voltage
Voltage can be adjusted gradually
Provides a sinusoidal output voltage at the desired voltage level
Medium Voltage Transformer
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Medium Voltage Transformers – Ideal for testing or maintenance work, or for mobile power supply, Voet transformers are perfectly suited. They make it possible to distribute electricity efficiently over long distances and then make it locally usable.
Converts high voltage to medium voltage or medium voltage to low voltage
Converts voltage between different voltage levels
Provides safe electrical isolation between the grid and users
Temporary transformer stations
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A provisional unit is a walk-in station for temporary grid management. Provisional units provide a fast solution in case of network failures, transformer station outages, and prevent the need for generators during supply issues or transformer station upgrades.
Remotely and motor-operated switches
Mobile units – easy to move to different locations according to project needs
Quick installation and modular design
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A provisional unit is a walk-in station that provides a fast solution to keep essential processes running, for example in industrial emergency situations.
Mobile unit, easy to move to different locations according to project needs
Quick installation
Modular design; allows adjustments and expansion based on the specific power requirements of a project
Complies with strict safety standards
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A mobile station is a temporary solution for the transmission of electricity at the medium-voltage level. The substation forms the boundary between the grid operator and the private domain and is designed to be easily moved and temporarily deployed on-site until the permanent energy solution is ready.
Quick installation and immediately operational
Mobile unit, easy to move to different locations according to project needs
Available from stock
Suitable for temporary transmission at the medium-voltage level
IAC-tested
Low-voltage
Need a temporary solution for differing voltage levels during an industrial renovation? A low-voltage transformer from Voet ensures a stable power supply. Whether you're stepping voltage up or down - Voet has the right transformer for the job.
Medium-voltage transformers
A medium-voltage transformer is perfect for testing, maintenance, or for use in mobile energy systems. Our transformers are perfect for powering medium-voltage grids.
Temporary transformer stations
When temporarily managing a grid or supplying power, reliability is key. Voet's temporary transformer stations meet the highest standards. Our temporary transformer stations are designed specifically for temporary grid management. With our service you're assured of a reliable power supply - day and night.
Need help choosing your transformer?
Voet is happy to advise you.FAQ
When is a transformer needed?
A transformer is required when the available grid voltage does not match the voltage needed for an installation, machine, or project. Transformers are widely used in industries such as manufacturing, construction, power generation, data centres, and infrastructure projects.
What is the difference between a high-voltage transformer and a low-voltage transformer?
A high-voltage transformer converts electricity between medium- or high-voltage levels and is commonly used in power distribution networks. A low-voltage transformer reduces voltage to a level suitable for buildings, machinery, and electrical installations
What is a transformer substation?
A transformer substation is a facility that contains one or more transformers used to convert electricity to a different voltage level. These substations form an important link between the electricity grid and end users.
Can transformers be combined with generators and batteries?
Yes. Transformers are often part of a complete energy solution in which generators, battery systems, and energy management systems work together. This ensures that the correct voltage is supplied while available energy is used as efficiently as possible.
