Esennar Transformers

  Rectifier transformers are special transformers used in industrial applications. This transformer includes diodes and thyristors in the same tank. These devices are used for the industrial process that requires a significant amount of direct current (DC) supply. Rectifier transformers are used in the electrochemical industry, which has the most applications for the electrolysis of non-ferrous metal compounds to produce aluminium, magnesium, copper, and other metals, for the electrolysis of table salt, to produce Chlor-alkali, and for the electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen and oxygen. Currently, there are several other applications that require industrial rectifier transformers with increasing levels of power. Depending on the requirement, rectifier transformers can come in the following variants; liquid-immersed, dry-type, or cast-coil technology. Esennar Transformers is an internationally acclaimed manufacturer and supplier of top-performing rectifier transformers that cater

  Transformers are one of the most fundamental requirements while setting up an electricity supply for a location. The main purpose of this device is to control the voltage of the electricity which ensures the right voltage is supplied to the devices connected to the power source. Failure to do so may lead to the device being damaged as a result of a short circuit and even fire or grievous injury to the user in some cases. Over time, this device has evolved and has many added features that improve performance and safety by a considerable margin. Depending on the specific requirements, these devices are made to address them in addition to delivering the most fundamental task it is assigned; to control the voltage of the electric supply before it reaches the consumers. Cast Resin Transformers , more commonly known as CRT, is one of the most advanced variants of transformers that offers added improvements in terms of performance and safety.  Unlike the older variants, this transformer doe

  With increased industrialisation and commercialisation, the use of electricity has increased drastically over the recent decades. Modern technology relies on electricity in one form or the other to operate. Whether you are connected to a power source or using a battery to run your phone, laptop or vehicle; everything runs on electricity at the end of the day! Without it, everything will come to a standstill at a moment's notice. Hence, it is imperative for countries to have a robust system in place that provides uninterrupted electricity to all. Keeping this matter in consideration, the Indian government has put much effort into developing its systems and encouraging companies engaged in this line of work through several initiatives. Electricity is produced and stored in power grids from where it is transported to various locations through electric poles. Before it reaches the end-users, the electricity is passed through a device called transformers which are used to manage the v

  With the increased mobilisation of resources towards industrialisation and modernisation, India is on the way to becoming one of the biggest manufacturing hubs of the world giving a tight competition to China. Additionally, the Indian government has also been giving a lot of incentives to organisations that are in the business of manufacturing to help them get a kickstart and boost the economy as well. One of the most fundamental requirements for any industry or economy to remain functioning is to have a consistent supply of electricity at all times. Without it, no manufacturing unit will ever be able to function in any capacity. All manufacturing plants are connected to a power grid that supplies electricity to the units so that the machinery can operate. A power distribution transformer is an essential part of any electrical setup that is used to manage the flow of electricity. The main purpose of this device is to alter the high voltage to normal voltage that is suitable for home