JJ-230-220-1Transformer
ABB / Hitachi 220 MVA 230/34.5 kV Transformer
- OEM
- ABB / Hitachi
- MVA
- 220 MVA
- High side
- 230 kV
- Low side
- 34.5 kV
- Tertiary
- None stated
- Qty
- 1 unit
230 kV power-transformer sourcing
230 kV Transformers for Sale
Browse ABB / Hitachi 220 MVA, Fortune Electric 100/133/167 MVA, and WEG 53/70.5/88 MVA transformers at 230/34.5 kV, plus rebuilt ABB and autotransformer options. Contact Tommy Marco for specifications, pricing, and availability. All units are subject to prior sale and written confirmation.
J&J Transformers LLC · Sugar Land, Texas · Serving projects nationwide
For project teams screening a serial-specific 230 kV transformer match. Send MVA, exact high- and low-side voltages, quantity, site, duty, documents, and needed-on-site date.
Tommy Marco · tommy@jjtransformers.com
- Voltage class
- 230 kV high side
- Current listings
- 5 equipment listings
- Ratios
- 230/34.5 · 230/13.8 · 230/115/69 kV
- Availability
- Unit-specific written confirmation
Current power equipment inventory
230 kV results
230 kV transformer listings
JJ-FORTUNE-230-167Transformer
Fortune Electric 100/133/167 MVA 230/34.5 kV Transformer
- OEM
- Fortune Electric
- MVA
- 100/133/167 MVA; 35 MVA tertiary
- High side
- 230 kV
- Low side
- 34.5 kV
- Tertiary
- 13.3 kV
- Qty
- 1 unit
JJ-ABB-230-13-3Transformer
Three Pre-Owned, Rebuilt ABB 40/53.3/44.8/59.7 MVA 230/13.8 kV Transformers
- OEM
- ABB
- MVA
- 40/53.3 MVA at 55 C; 44.8/59.7 MVA at 65 C
- High side
- 230 kV
- Low side
- 13.8 kV
- Tertiary
- None stated
- Qty
- 3 represented units
JJ-ABB-AUTO-112Transformer
ABB 60/80/100 MVA 230 to 115/69 kV Autotransformer with 13.8 kV Tertiary
- OEM
- ABB Ltda.
- MVA
- 60/80/100 MVA at 55 C; 67.2/89.6/112 MVA at 65 C
- High side
- 230 kV
- Low side
- 115 / 69 kV
- Tertiary
- 13.8 kV
- Qty
- 1 nameplate-documented opportunity; available quantity to confirm
JJ-WEG-230-88Transformer
2020 WEG 53/70.5/88 MVA 230/34.5 kV Power Transformer
- OEM
- WEG
- MVA
- 53/70.5/88 MVA; 18.55/24.675/30.8 MVA tertiary
- High side
- 230 kV
- Low side
- 34.5 kV
- Tertiary
- 13.8 kV
- Qty
- 1 nameplate-documented unit
Listings are represented opportunities, not guaranteed stock. Before relying on a unit, confirm its availability, seller authority, condition, exact location, included scope, and technical suitability in writing. All listings are subject to prior sale. J&J is not the OEM or engineer of record.
Jump to a section
What information is required for a 230 kV transformer search?
Provide the complete transformer duty and rating schedule: base and forced-cooling MVA, nominal and maximum system voltages, low-side and tertiary voltages, winding connections, BIL, target impedance with its MVA/tap/temperature basis, taps, cooling, losses, frequency, terminals, accessories, site conditions, destination, and required milestone.
| Decision area | Project input | Why it controls fit |
|---|---|---|
| Duty and rating | GSU, collector, autotransformer, substation or industrial duty; MVA by cooling stage | Duty and loading govern design review |
| Voltages and insulation | 230 kV system basis, maximum system voltage, LV/tertiary, BIL and grounding | A headline ratio does not prove insulation or system fit |
| Impedance and connections | Winding pair, percent impedance and basis, vector/phase displacement, neutral | Affects studies, protection, regulation and parallel operation |
| Regulation and losses | LTC/DETC range, steps, controls, guaranteed losses and evaluation basis | Changes operating behavior and lifecycle cost |
| Physical and schedule | Terminals, footprint, weights, transport limits, site, destination and needed-on-site date | A technical candidate may still fail installation or schedule |
Which 230 kV transformer duties can be screened?
A 230 kV winding can appear in generator step-up, utility or industrial substation, collector step-up, and autotransformer applications. Those labels are not interchangeable: the project one-line, power flow, tertiary function, grounding, regulating duty, fault cases, protection, and owner specification determine the required design.
- GSU: match the electrical generator MVA, terminal voltage, reactive range, grounding, generator breaker arrangement, and interconnection bus.
- Substation or industrial: match normal and contingency loading, incoming and distribution voltages, LTC strategy, fault duty, protection, and physical interfaces.
- Collector step-up: match the collector system, renewable or converter duty, harmonics, reactive requirements, tertiary use, switching, and interconnection studies.
- Autotransformer: state common, series, and tertiary winding duties explicitly; do not substitute a two-winding unit by ratio alone.
Which 230/34.5, 230/13.8, and 230/69 kV records are public?
230/34.5 kV options include ABB / Hitachi at 220 MVA, Fortune Electric at 100/133/167 MVA, and WEG at 53/70.5/88 MVA. Also listed: three rebuilt ABB 230/13.8 kV units and an ABB autotransformer reconnectable for 115 or 69 kV service. Request the technical package for the unit that matches your project.
- 230/34.5 kV searches commonly involve collector, renewable, BESS, or substation duty; converter harmonics and bidirectional operation may matter.
- 230/13.8 kV searches may involve generator or plant-bus interfaces; confirm electrical-generator MVA, grounding, protection, and auxiliary strategy.
- 230/69 kV searches may involve network or autotransformer duty; identify winding construction, tertiary use, power-flow cases, and regulation requirements.
Common questions
Written quotes and supporting records control unit-specific ratings, availability, condition, price, and delivery.
Do you have 230/34.5 kV transformers?
Yes. J&J lists ABB / Hitachi 220 MVA, Fortune Electric 100/133/167 MVA, and WEG 53/70.5/88 MVA units. Call 346-276-9540 for specifications, pricing, and current availability.
Do you have 230/13.8 kV transformers?
Yes. Three pre-owned and rebuilt ABB 230/13.8 kV transformers are represented in the United States. Rebuild scope, serial-specific records, condition, and availability require written confirmation.
Is a 230 kV transformer shown online guaranteed in stock?
No. Public pages are discovery records; ownership or authority, current availability, condition, technical fit, scope, and schedule require written confirmation.
Can a 230 kV GSU be used as a substation transformer?
Do not assume so. Winding duty, vector, grounding, impedance, BIL, taps, tertiary use, loading, protection, losses, and physical interfaces require engineering review.
What evidence should accompany a surplus 230 kV transformer?
Request a serial-specific nameplate, final drawings, certified tests, condition and storage records, maintenance and fluid data, accessory list, current photos, location, authority, inspection terms, and transport configuration.
Can J&J source a 230/34.5 kV transformer?
Yes. Submit MVA, quantity, frequency, impedance and basis, vector, BIL, OLTC or DETC, tertiary, cooling, condition acceptance, documents, site, and needed-on-site date.