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Transformer RFQ checklist: what to send for a quote
The information below lets a supplier return a firm price and lead time without rounds of questions. You don’t need everything to start — send what you have and we’ll fill the gaps together.
1. Project and commercial
- Project name, location and delivery destination
- Quantity and any phasing
- Required on-site date
- Incoterm: FOB, CIF or DDP
- Applicable standards (IEEE C57, IEC 60076, CSA, UL) and utility specification
- Approved-vendor, factory witness testing or documentation requirements
2. Electrical ratings
- Rating in kVA or MVA, including cooling stages (for example ONAN/ONAF)
- HV and LV voltages, phases and frequency (50 or 60 Hz)
- Vector group
- Impedance
- Basic insulation level (BIL) on each winding
- Tap changer: on-load or de-energized, and tap range
3. Construction
- Type: power, pad-mount, station-type, dry-type or special
- Cooling class and insulating fluid (mineral oil or natural ester such as FR3)
- Winding conductor preference, if any
- Enclosure, protection grade and paint requirements
- Sound level limit
4. Performance
- No-load and load loss limits, or efficiency standard (for example DOE 2023)
- Loss evaluation factors, if losses are capitalized
- Temperature rise limits
5. Accessories and monitoring
- Bushing types and terminations
- Current transformers and surge arresters
- Online monitoring and protection devices
- Gauges, relays and control cabinet requirements
6. Site conditions
- Altitude and ambient temperature range
- Seismic requirements
- Indoor or outdoor installation; pollution level
7. For battery storage
- Power (MW) and energy (MWh), or duration
- Use case and expected cycling
- Point-of-interconnection voltage and grid code
- Scope: batteries, PCS, MV transformer, controls
Documents to attach
- Single-line diagram
- Technical specification or RFP
- Utility interconnection requirements
Ready to send it?
Request a quoteUse the quote form, or email sales@teralinepower.com with your documents attached.