Trench Type OTA Oil Impregnated Paper Bushings Product Leaflet


Trench Type OTA Oil Impregnated Paper Bushings Product Leaflet - cover page
Brand
TRENCH
Category
power system
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
1.2 MB
Published
16 March, 2012
Updated
16 March, 2012
MD5 checksum
CAB5581EAC9BEBDA4874994E1680A406

About this manual

Trench High Voltage Products Ltd., a member of the Trench group, manufactures oil‑impregnated paper (OIP) and epoxy‑resin impregnated paper (ERIP) bushings for transmission and distribution applications. The Type OTA series covers a wide voltage range and is designed to meet IEC and ANSI standards, offering reliable performance for both outdoor and indoor transformer installations.

Key features include impulse testing up to 3.2 MV, optional current‑transformer extensions, magnetic oil‑level indicators for units above 245 kV, and the ability to install the bushing up to 30° from vertical. Optional extras such as air‑end corona shields and special porcelain designs are available for higher voltage ranges.

What's inside

  • Group Bushing Facilities
  • Facilities Include
  • Transformer Bushings
  • Switchgear Bushings
  • Features
  • Optional Extras
  • Type OTA Voltage Range

Specifications

Voltage range72.5 kV to 1100 kV
Maximum current rating5 000 A
Impulse test ratingup to 3.2 MV impulse, 1.5 MV AC, 1.2 MV DC
Standard impulse testAll bushings impulse tested as standard
Installation angleup to 30° from vertical
Oil level indicatorMagnetic indicator on bushings over 245 kV

Frequently asked questions

What voltage range do the Type OTA bushings cover?

The Type OTA bushings are rated from 72.5 kV up to 1100 kV.

What is the maximum current rating of these bushings?

They can carry up to 5 000 A.

Are the bushings impulse tested?

Yes, all bushings are impulse tested as standard.

Can the bushings be installed at an angle?

They may be installed up to 30° from vertical.

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