Rectifiers and MV/HV auxiliary equipment
Systems that meet the DC energy needs of equipment in transformer and distribution substations, with constant voltage and automatic regulation according to mains voltage changes.
Rectifiers and MV equipmentproduct list
Standard battery rectifier
Meets DC auxiliary voltage needs in applications without high-power battery charging requirements, such as small transformer substations, kiosks, security systems and emergency lighting.
TEDAŞ MYD 2000/36.C battery rectifier
Professional units used in systems requiring high-quality, uninterrupted DC supply. Developed to international standards to charge battery banks, keep them charged and reliably supply systems that require DC power.
TEDAŞ MLZ 2018-65 battery rectifier
Professional units used in systems requiring high-quality, uninterrupted DC supply. Developed to international standards to charge battery banks, keep them charged and reliably supply systems that require DC power.
TEDAŞ MLZ 2018-65A battery rectifier
Designed to supply the DC systems of energy distribution stations reliably and without interruption, and to keep battery banks charged. Its battery maintenance and protection system supports healthier, longer battery life.
Battery rack
Designed for 9 batteries, particularly in 110 V systems, and for batteries in the 100 Ah to 200 Ah range, these racks position the battery bank safely, neatly and accessibly.
Rectifier transfer switch
A dual-rectifier transfer control module designed to guarantee DC supply continuity in transformer substations, energy distribution facilities and critical industrial infrastructure.
Six-channel alarm relay unit
Designed for distribution substations to notify the user of faults in the system via its signal lamps and connected horn output, enabling faster response to faults.
Fault indicator (AGD)
A device that detects faults in electrical or electronic systems and notifies the user. It measures phase currents from three current transformers connected to underground network cables and calculates the earth current.