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"Nanke Electric’s transformer testing equipment is compatible with various types of transformers ranging from 10 kV to 500 kV. Additional notes 1. Comprehensive voltage coverage: The system can cover different types of transformers, including distribution transformers, power transformers, and main transformers, supporting all voltage levels such as 35 kV and below, 110 kV, 220 kV, and 500 kV. 2. Strong withstand voltage capability: The withstand voltage test output can reach 0–200 kV and above, meeting international standards such as IEC 60076. 3. Strong customization and adaptability: It can provide dedicated fully automatic testing solutions for various types of transformers, including oil-immersed transformers, dry-type transformers, new energy transformers, and double-split transformers."

The delivery period of transformer testing equipment depends on the equipment model and customization requirements, while the general production cycle for conventional distribution transformers in China is 70 days, and that for main transformers varies.

We have complete import and export qualifications and can independently handle the entire export process, including customs declaration and inspection. Currently, our equipment has been exported to many countries, including the United States, South Korea, Indonesia, and Thailand, and we are able to provide localized delivery and technical support to overseas customers.

"Nanke Electric | Full-Cycle After-Sales Support System We center on ‘end-to-end technical support + rapid response + long-term warranty + lifetime maintenance’ to provide overseas customers with comprehensive after-sales assurance, covering everything from solution design to long-term operation and maintenance. I. End-to-End Service Assurance (Pre-sales – In-sales – After-sales) 1. Pre-sales: A dedicated technical team provides one-on-one coordination, offering customized solution design, parameter matching, technical consultation, and drawing confirmation services. 2. In-sales: Upon signing the contract, we initiate full-process project tracking, conducting technical review, production scheduling, and end-to-end quality control; we also proactively develop tailored installation, commissioning, and training plans. 3. After-sales: Following equipment delivery, we provide on-site installation, commissioning, and acceptance testing services, along with comprehensive operation and mainten

After the transformer testing equipment arrives, we will arrange for professional engineers to carry out on-site installation, wiring, commissioning, and system integration to ensure smooth operation of the equipment. At the same time, we will provide free on-site training for the customer’s operation and maintenance personnel, covering equipment operation, routine maintenance, and basic fault diagnosis, so as to ensure that our personnel can operate the equipment independently and proficiently.

Nanke Electric is capable of undertaking turnkey projects for transformer testing stations, offering comprehensive services spanning planning and design, equipment integration, on-site installation, system commissioning, and personnel training. We can tailor standardized, fully automated, turnkey testing station solutions based on clients’ plant conditions, production capacity, and voltage level requirements, along with long-term after-sales and technical support. The company has served leading domestic and international enterprises such as TBEA, Xidian, Eaton, and Sany Korea, and has successfully implemented fully automated testing stations in China, Indonesia, South Korea, the United States, and other regions, boasting extensive project experience.

Nanke Electric’s transformer testing equipment data management system is fully functional, enabling data export, local storage, paperless recording, and historical traceability, as well as supporting the development of customized test report formats. In addition, the equipment is equipped with open data interfaces that support integration with factory data management systems such as MES, enabling automatic upload of test data, multi-device data integration, and closed-loop traceability. The system also supports the setting of test standards and automatic result judgment, meeting customers’ needs for production management, quality traceability, and automation integration.

Nanke Electric’s transformer testing equipment features a stable structure and uses standardized, universal components, resulting in low overall post-maintenance costs. The company maintains a long-term stock of various original, wear-prone parts and core spare parts, ensuring stable supply channels and timely delivery. In addition, continuous remote technical support and after-sales service are provided to comprehensively guarantee the long-term stable operation of customers’ equipment.

"1. Three major international management system certifications (all valid) 1. ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management System) 2. ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management System) 3. ISO 45001:2018 (Occupational Health and Safety Management System) II. Other internationally recognized qualifications 1. Customs import and export registration (qualified for international import and export of goods) 2. Product and testing capabilities comply with international power equipment standards such as IEC 60076 (for exporting transformer testing systems) III. Domestic authoritative qualifications (supporting the international market) 1. National-level high-tech enterprise 2. Provincial-level specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative SME 3. CNAS (China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment, internationally recognized) accreditation for related testing capabilities"

Nanke Electric vs. Traditional Testing Mode: Core Technological Advantages I. Core Operating Mode: From “Repeated Wiring” to “Fully Automated Single-Wiring” 1. Nanke Electric’s testing mode: Only one wiring is required, and with a single button press, seven factory routine tests can be automatically completed. The entire process achieves automatic control, automatic testing, and automatic report generation. 2. Traditional testing mode: Each test item requires manual replacement of test clamps, involving at least ten wiring operations. The entire process relies on manual operation, manual judgment, and manual recording, making the procedure cumbersome and inefficient. II. Efficiency and Labor: Quantitative Cost Reduction and Efficiency Improvement 1. Testing efficiency: Compared with the traditional mode, the testing time is reduced by 70%, significantly shortening the transformer factory testing cycle and aligning with the pace of mass production. 2. Labor costs: Only one tester is nee