Identified catalogue configuration · two-winding oil-immersed transformer
Use this 6,300 kVA reference to frame a 110 kV-class transformer enquiry. Anshan's catalogue supplies a specific loss row and layout figures, but choosing the winding voltages, cooling arrangement and present-day guarantees still requires a matched supplier proposal.
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Anshan Special Transformer →CATALOGUE IDENTITY
S(F)9-6300/110- Rated capacity
- 6,300 kVA
- Published no-load loss
- 9.3 kW
- Published load loss
- 37 kW; temperature not stated
- Catalogue impedance
- 10.5%; confirm test basis
Read the two-winding catalogue row
The S(F)9-6300/110 row is one configuration in a wider 110 kV catalogue, not a promise that every voltage and cooling option is already available.
The manufacturer's heading identifies a three-phase, two-winding, oil-immersed design with de-energized tap adjustment. Separate tables on the same page concern three-winding and on-load tap-changing designs. Their winding arrangements, losses and dimensions should not be imported into this record just because the capacity is also 6,300 kVA.
The shared voltage cells list 110 and 121 kV high-voltage options, and 6.3, 6.6, 10.5 and 11 kV low-voltage options. Select the actual ratio and tap requirement in the enquiry. The catalogue alone does not confirm that any chosen pair, cooling option and current compliance requirement can be ordered together.
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| Published item | This catalogue row | What to settle in the proposal |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity and connection | 6,300 kVA; Ynd11 | Exact nameplate ratings, frequency and connection drawing. |
| Tap range | ±2 × 2.5% in the shared catalogue cells | Tap positions and the required de-energized adjustment arrangement. |
| Losses | 9.30 kW no-load; 37.00 kW load loss | Guarantees, measurement conditions and load-loss reference temperature. |
| Short-circuit impedance | 10.5% | Rated basis, tap position, reference conditions and project requirement. |
Source notes: [A1]
Turn the layout reference into an installation brief
The 6,300 kVA row lists 5,000 × 3,010 × 4,500 mm overall dimensions, 18,650 kg total weight and a 1,475 × 1,475 mm rail gauge. These are useful starting questions for site access and handling, but the manufacturer's note explicitly makes weights and dimensions reference data that may change with user requirements. Obtain the approved general-arrangement and transport drawings before fixing a route, foundation or lifting plan.
The page describes outdoor installation below 1,000 m altitude, a +40 to −25 °C ambient range, and relative humidity up to 90% at +25 °C, in locations without corrosive gas or obvious contamination. Give the supplier your actual site conditions and ask for any required design departures. These catalogue conditions do not establish acceptance for a coastal, high-altitude or unusual industrial site.
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| Interface | Send to the supplier | Request back |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical connection | Selected winding voltages, system diagram and terminal arrangement | Rating sheet and bushing/interface drawings. |
| Cooling | Required operating duty and site arrangement | Chosen self-cooled or fan-cooled configuration and its rating basis. |
| Handling and layout | Site access, foundation constraints and unloading location | Final shipping mass, envelope, lifting points and assembly requirements. |
Source notes: [A1]
Compare losses on a matched basis
A lower loss number on a different rating is not evidence of a better offer for this project.
This row's 9.3 and 37 kW describe catalogue losses, not measured energy use at your installation. The load-loss reference temperature is absent. Ask each bidder for the same capacity, voltage ratio, tap, frequency, cooling basis and reference conditions, with a clear distinction between guaranteed values and test results.
The catalogue cites older standard editions. Its model designation and loss table do not prove compliance with your current destination-market requirements. Put the applicable requirements and evidence requested into the tender, and have the responsible project engineer assess the returned design.
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Source notes: [A1]
Define the price, delivery and acceptance scope
No current price range or delivery commitment is established by the reviewed product page. A useful price request identifies the selected voltage ratio, quantity, accessories, test scope and destination. Ask for currency, quotation validity and the trade term, with packaging, freight, insurance, site assembly and commissioning shown as included or excluded items.
Request a dated delivery schedule that separates drawing approval, manufacture, agreed testing, dispatch and arrival. State whether the lead-time clock starts after order acceptance, payment or approved drawings. A catalogue dimension or historical model row cannot establish stock availability or a dispatch date.
Agree the technical return
Obtain the proposed rating sheet, chosen cooling arrangement, guaranteed losses and final layout against your project specification.
Agree the inspection evidence
Name the required tests, witness arrangements and report contents; identify how each report matches the supplied unit and agreed conditions.
Agree the delivery boundary
Keep the factory release date, shipping transit and site handover separate, and identify who supplies the installation and commissioning documentation.
Source notes: [A1]
Prepare a 6,300 kVA enquiry
Complete the electrical choices first, then the site and delivery interfaces. These are buyer-preparation items, not confirmation that the catalogue unit meets your project.
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Buyer questions
Is this the three-winding 6,300 kVA design on the same page?
No. This record uses the two-winding S(F)9 row. The manufacturer's separate three-winding tables have different connections and performance data.
Can I compare the 37 kW load loss directly with a new quotation?
Only after matching rating and reference conditions. The historical row does not state its load-loss temperature; ask for the proposed guarantee and test basis.
Can I design a foundation around the listed dimensions?
Use them to start the layout enquiry. The manufacturer marks the dimensions and weights as reference figures; final project drawings are still required.
Does the page establish a purchase price or ready-stock delivery?
No. Obtain an offer for the selected configuration, with scope, validity, destination and dated manufacturing/testing/dispatch milestones.
Sources and research scope
The manufacturer's original catalogue was read on 14 October 2026. Numerical catalogue references above are separated from proposed procurement and acceptance steps. No current quotation, supplied-unit test report, availability confirmation or independent product certification was obtained.
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Two-winding S(F)9-6300/110 row, shared voltage/tap cells, stated installation conditions, reference dimensions and catalogue notes. Older cited standards are retained as historical references, not current compliance findings.
2026-10-14 · Original manufacturer page read in browserSource references and archived material are retained in the editorial record. Report a correction or provide a current datasheet →