10weeks
Average build and delivery time
New-build transformers
New manufacturing for distribution and project power requirements. Send your primary and secondary voltages, quantity, and required configuration.
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New-build power transformers · Sourcing & delivery
New-Build Transformers.
New-Build Transformers.
Built for your deadline.
New-build transformers with accelerated delivery options—from 500 kVA distribution requirements to high-voltage power projects. We connect manufacturing access with the plan to get your equipment to site.
3000 kVA transformer at Transformer Traders storage facility.
New manufacturing. Accelerated delivery.
A new transformer.
A new transformer.
A shorter path to power.
Source and deliver new-build transformers through Transformer Traders. Put your specification and required delivery date in front of our manufacturing network.
16–18weeks
Average build and delivery time
Medium-voltage transformers
New-build medium-voltage transformers for substation and industrial projects. Define the voltage ratio, impedance, cooling requirements, and site interfaces.
Request this build scheduleUnder 6months
Average build and delivery time
HV new builds
Purpose-built high-voltage power transformers. Submit the MVA rating, winding voltages, application, and technical specification for a project-specific review.
Request this build scheduleAverage build and delivery times are subject to specification, production-slot availability, drawing approvals, and delivery location. The quotation confirms the schedule start date, delivery milestone, manufacturer, and included scope.
Distribution equipment / New manufacturing
New-build pad-mounted transformers.
Plan the electrical configuration, manufacturing scope and site delivery together. Transformer Traders sources new-build pad-mounted transformers for distribution, data center and industrial requirements, with the manufacturer and schedule confirmed for each order.
Send the required kVA, primary and secondary voltages, quantity and destination. Include the project specification so we can review the details that affect fit, quotation and production.
Electrical configuration
Specify winding connections, phase, frequency, impedance, tap requirements, insulation levels and any utility or project requirements.
Connections and enclosure
Identify dead-front or live-front construction, radial or loop-feed arrangement, cable entry, terminal configuration, protection and required accessories.
Installation interfaces
Share pad dimensions, cable layout, access restrictions and the receiving plan. Confirm enclosure and connection drawings with the responsible engineering team before manufacturing release.
Plan the complete order
From approved drawings to arrival.
Confirm the approved design, factory testing scope, accessories, shipping release and receiving responsibilities as separate milestones. For staged orders, identify the priority units and the date each batch is needed on site.
The photographs illustrate equipment presentation. Unit ratings, availability, manufacturer and included scope are established in the quotation.
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Manufacturer accessThe right manufacturing relationships.
The right manufacturing relationships.
A direct procurement path.
Transformer Traders has exclusive access and supply rights through relationships with Eaton, GE Vernova, and other reputable transformer manufacturers. We use that access to source new-build equipment against your technical requirements and delivery schedule.
Built around your specification.
The applicable manufacturer, product configuration, production allocation, and commercial terms are confirmed for each project.
Distribution & electrical equipment
Discuss transformer and coordinated electrical equipment requirements.
Explore the equipment range
Power & GSU transformers
Bring your generation, transmission or substation transformer specification to our team for manufacturer review.
Discuss a GE Vernova requirementEaton equipment sourcingFrom the transformer
From the transformer
to the distribution lineup.
Tell us what your project needs. We’ll coordinate the equipment request, technical review and quotation through your Transformer Traders contact.
Product reference01 / New equipment
Pad-mounted transformers
Plan your outdoor distribution around the required kVA, voltage ratio, connections and site layout.
Capacity · primary / secondary voltage · quantity
Request pad-mounted transformers
Product reference02 / New equipment
Dry-type transformers
Review cast-resin and vacuum-impregnated options for indoor electrical rooms and project-specific enclosures.
Insulation · temperature rise · cooling · enclosure
Request dry-type transformers
Product reference03 / New equipment
Medium-voltage switchgear
Build the lineup around your protection scheme. Review gas-insulated and other configurations against the project specification.
Bus rating · fault duty · relays · lineup arrangement
Request medium-voltage switchgear
Product reference04 / New equipment
Switchboards & circuit breakers
Coordinate incoming power, distribution and protection with the transformer package.
Single-line diagram · breaker schedule · controls
Request switchboards & circuit breakersBusway & bus duct
Map the distribution route, current rating, fittings and connection points.
Discuss requirementsUnit & packaged substations
Bring the transformer, switching and distribution interfaces into one defined scope.
Discuss requirementsUPS & critical power
Specify load, runtime, battery scope, bypass and redundancy for review.
Discuss requirementsImages show example product configurations, not stocked units. Manufacturer, model, certification requirements, production allocation and delivery terms are confirmed in the quotation. Electrical equipment schedules are reviewed separately from the transformer averages above.
From factory scope to site delivery
Speed needs a complete plan.
Define the equipment and the delivery responsibilities together, so the manufacturing schedule supports the project schedule.
Start with the electrical fit.
Capacity, voltage ratio, winding connections, impedance, taps, cooling, losses, and application requirements establish the design. Coordinate drawings, interfaces, and testing requirements with your engineering team.
Secure a defined build scope.
Confirm the manufacturer, available production allocation, approval milestones, documentation, warranty, and commercial terms in the quotation and agreement.
Plan beyond the factory gate.
Coordinate shipment readiness, freight, customs where applicable, inland transport, and the receiving plan. Define offloading, final placement, and field-service requirements before dispatch.
Explore delivery and installation supportManufacturing and delivery milestones
Know what each date means.
Define milestones in the purchase agreement so procurement, construction and receiving teams can plan from the same schedule.
Technical review
Resolve the specification, drawing requirements, interfaces and any outstanding engineering questions.
Drawing approval
Confirm the approved configuration and the release conditions for the manufacturing schedule.
Factory release
Review the agreed testing, documents, packing information and shipment-readiness requirements.
Site delivery
Coordinate freight, offloading and receipt. Define installation and energization responsibilities separately.
Get a firm project quotationSend the specification.
Send the specification.
We’ll work through the schedule.
For utilities, data centers, EPC contractors, power producers, and industrial facilities: start with what the equipment must do and when it must arrive.
The email button opens your email application. Attach your specification, single-line diagram, or drawings and send to sales@transformertraders.com.
Include these project details
- Capacity in kVA or MVA
- Primary and secondary voltage in kV
- Quantity, phase, frequency, and application
- Technical specification and required testing
- Delivery location and required date
- Freight, offloading, and installation scope
Capacity and voltage are different. A 10 MVA rating describes capacity; the primary and secondary kV values define the voltage requirement.
New-build transformer questionsClear answers.
Clear answers.
Before you commit.
How quickly can Transformer Traders deliver a new transformer?
Transformer Traders provides average build and delivery times of 10 weeks for 500–7,500 kVA transformers, 16–18 weeks for 10–50 MVA medium-voltage transformers, and less than six months for new-build high-voltage transformers. Average build and delivery times are subject to specification, production-slot availability, drawing approvals, and delivery location. The quotation confirms the schedule start date, delivery milestone, manufacturer, and included scope.
Are kVA and MVA voltage ratings?
No. kVA and MVA describe transformer capacity; 1 MVA equals 1,000 kVA. Voltage is specified separately in volts or kV. Provide both primary and secondary voltages with the required capacity so we can review the correct design.
Which manufacturers can Transformer Traders source from?
Transformer Traders has exclusive access and supply rights through relationships with Eaton, GE Vernova, and other reputable transformer manufacturers. The applicable manufacturer, product configuration, production allocation, and commercial terms are confirmed for each project.
When does the delivery schedule begin?
The project quotation defines the starting milestone and the delivery milestone. Drawing approval, commercial release, production allocation, and shipment requirements are reviewed before a firm commitment is made. The published averages should not be treated as an automatic countdown from the first inquiry.
Does the scope include transportation and installation?
Transformer Traders can coordinate factory shipment, international freight and customs where applicable, inland transportation, offloading, placement, and installation support. The quotation specifies which services are included. Site delivery and readiness for energization are separate milestones.
What information is needed for a new-build quotation?
Send kVA or MVA capacity, primary and secondary voltages, phase and frequency, quantity, application, destination, required delivery date, and the available specification or drawings. Include impedance, winding connections, taps, cooling, losses, testing requirements, and site constraints where known.