167.0 kVA Single-Phase Padmount Transformer: Complete Specifications

Comprehensive specifications for 167.0 kVA dead-front padmount transformer including dimensions, weight, concrete pad requirements, and electrical data

Quick Specifications

Rated Power:167.0 kVAPhase:Single-Phase
Primary Voltage:12470GY/7200Secondary Voltage:120/240
Enclosure:Dead-FrontCooling:ONAN
Weight:1700 lbs (771 kg)Concrete Pad:68″ × 68″
Dimensions (H×W×D):36″ × 44″ × 45″ (914 × 1118 × 1130 mm)

A 167.0 kVA padmount transformer is a ground-mounted, oil-filled distribution transformer commonly used in industrial facilities, data centers. This guide provides complete specifications for utility engineers, electrical contractors, and facility planners.

✅ Dead-Front Design: All primary and secondary connections are made inside the locked cabinet, eliminating exposed live parts. This design meets ANSI/IEEE C57.12.28 safety standards for public areas.

167.0 kVA Padmount Transformer Dimensions

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167.0 kVA Single-Phase Padmount Transformer Dimensions (Typical)
DimensionMetric (mm)Imperial (inches)
Height (H)914 mm36″
Width (W)1118 mm44″
Depth (D)1130 mm45″
🔧 Installation Note: Unit weight of 1700 lbs allows forklift installation. Concrete pad must be level within 1/4 inch per foot and fully cured (28 days minimum). Maintain minimum 10 feet clearance from buildings per NEC and local fire codes.

Concrete Pad Requirements

The 167.0 kVA padmount transformer requires a properly designed concrete pad for installation:

Pad SpecificationRequirementNotes
Minimum Pad Size68″ × 68″Allow 6″ overhang on all sides
Pad Thickness4-6 inchesReinforced concrete, 3000 PSI minimum
Grade/SlopeLevel ± 1/4″/ftSlight slope away from buildings
Conduit EntryPer utility specsPrimary and secondary duct banks
Curing Time28 days minimumBefore transformer placement

Weight and Oil Specifications

SpecificationValueNotes
Total Weight (with oil)1700 lbs (771 kg)Includes all oil and accessories
Oil Volume95 gallons (360 L)Mineral insulating oil
Cooling ClassONANOil Natural, Air Natural
BIL Rating95 kVBasic Insulation Level

Electrical Specifications

ParameterValueNotes
Rated kVA167.0 kVAAt rated voltage and ONAN cooling
Primary Voltage12470GY/7200With taps ±2.5%, ±5%
Secondary Voltage120/240Standard service voltage
No-Load Loss260 WCore losses
Load Loss1200 WAt rated load
Total Losses1460 WAt 100% load
Impedance3.0%Per IEEE C57.12.00
Efficiency99.0%DOE 2016 compliant

Secondary Full Load Amps

Full load amperage at secondary voltage for 167.0 kVA single-phase padmount transformer:

Secondary VoltageFull Load AmpsConductor Size
120V1391.7 A750+ MCM
208V802.9 A750+ MCM
240V695.8 A750+ MCM
277V602.9 A750+ MCM
480V347.9 A500 MCM
Formula:
Single-Phase: Amps = (kVA × 1000) ÷ Voltage
Example at 240V: 695.8 A = (167.0 × 1000) ÷ 240

When to Choose a 167.0 kVA Padmount Transformer

The 167.0 kVA single-phase padmount suits large commercial buildings, manufacturing facilities, and campus distribution requiring substantial load capacity.

Typical Load Distribution for 167.0 kVA Padmount Transformer

Load TypeEstimated Demand
Multi-family housing83 kVA
Commercial facility58 kVA
HVAC systems16 kVA

Note: Load estimates are typical values. Consult project load study for specific applications.


Related Padmount Transformer Sizes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size concrete pad do I need for a 167.0 kVA padmount transformer?

A 167.0 kVA padmount transformer requires a minimum pad size of 68″ × 68″ with 4-6 inches thickness of reinforced concrete.

How much does a 167.0 kVA padmount transformer weigh?

A 167.0 kVA padmount transformer weighs approximately 1700 lbs (771 kg) including oil.

What is the difference between dead-front and live-front padmount transformers?

Dead-front designs (like this 167.0 kVA unit) have all connections inside the locked cabinet with no exposed live parts. Live-front designs have bushings exposed on top, requiring additional safety barriers in public areas.


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Disclaimer: Specifications shown are typical reference values compliant with IEEE and DOE standards. Actual specifications vary by manufacturer and specific configuration. Always consult manufacturer datasheets and local utility requirements. Last updated: January 2026

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