AF 106 V1
Original price was: $23,000.00.$20,000.00Current price is: $20,000.00.
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Transformer, EAC, 10KV,capacity 2500KVA
| Model | AF 106 |
| Version | V1 |
| Certification Standards | Obtain EAC Certification |
| Applicable areas | Russia, Kazakhstan |
| Rated Capacity | 2500kVA |
| High voltage side rated voltage | 10kV |
| Low voltage side rated voltage | 400V |
SHIPPING DETAILS
1.The products are made in China. If shipping to the U.S., customers will need to pay an extra tariff.
2. You are responsible for any customs delays or returned shipments due to a lack of proper documentation. It’s highly recommended to be aware of local customs clearance policies and to prepare all customs documentation ahead of time to avoid any customs clearance delays or unexpected costs.
| Material |
Wood |
|---|---|
| Height |
79.5 cm |
| Length |
46.5 cm |
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