A Distribution Transformer is a critical static electrical device designed to step down voltage levels for the safe and efficient delivery of electricity to end users. Operating on the principle of electromagnetic induction, these transformers minimise energy losses while converting high-voltage transmission power into usable voltages for residential, commercial, and industrial networks.

As the final link in the electrical supply chain, distribution transformers play a vital role in maintaining stable voltage regulation, continuous power flow, and system reliability at the consumer level. Available in single-phase and three-phase configurations, they are engineered for long service life, dependable operation, and optimal efficiency under varying load conditions.