Description

Products Description

Glass Insulator for power is a component made of tempered or semi-tempered glass and installed on transmission lines or substation equipment to mechanically support conductors and form reliable electrical insulation between conductors and grounded metal.

Why choose us?

What we deliver is not a piece of glass, but a set of "high reliability, low maintenance, traceable" line insulation solutions, which can significantly reduce your operation and maintenance risks and life cycle costs. You are welcome to request type test reports and reference project lists at any time!

Glass Insulators for Power Applicable standards: IEC, GB, BS, ANSI, AS or customer requirements

model	Size	model	Size
U70BL	146255320	U210B-2	170280450
U70BLP-1	146255400	U210BP-2	170320550
U70BP/146D	146300450	U210BP/170D	170300450
U100BL	146255320	U210BP/170D	170300450
U100BLP-1	146255400	U210BP/170M	170420380
U100BLP-2	146280450	U240B-2	170280450
U100BP/146D	146300450	U240BP/170D	170300450
U100BP/146M	146380365	U300B	195320485
U120B	146255320	U300BP-1	195320550
U120BP-1	146255400	U300BP-3	195380635
U120BP/146D	146280450	U300BP2/195M	195455450
U160BM	155280400	U300BP/195D	195330485
U160BP	155280450	U300BP/195T	195400635

Application

high voltage lines

Power Engineering

railway construction

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faq

Q: What is the difference between a bushing and an insulator?

A: Function: Electrical insulators are used to provide insulation and support to electrical components and equipment, while electrical bushings are used to provide a pathway for conductors or cables to enter or exit an electrical enclosure while maintaining electrical isolation.

Q: What is the purpose of a transformer bushing?

A: In electric power, a bushing is a hollow electrical insulator that allows an electrical conductor to pass safely through a conducting barrier such as the case of a transformer or circuit breaker without making electrical contact with it.

Q: Where is the bushing on a transformer?

A: The bushings on a padmount are always in the cabinet on the front of the unit with low-voltage bushings on the right and the high-voltage bushings on the left. Substation transformers can have the bushings located almost anywhere on the unit.

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