News Release – December 2008
Pacific Crest Transformers (“PCT”) of Medford, Oregon, is pleased to announce the addition of disc-wound coil construction to its design elements of layer-windings on cruciform stacked cores. Wound-core configurations are also selectively available.
PCT designs and manufactures liquid-filled transformers in sizes 75 kVA-15,000 kVA for the distribution, small power, and dedicated-load markets. PCT’s robust designs and flexible engineering, coupled with quick order-to-shipment times, are relied upon throughout the power distribution industry. PCT’s custom designs and stalwart construction are ideally suited for providing unique transformer solutions that meet challenging customer specifications in steel, petro-chemical, mining, and retrofit applications; and more recently emerging into wind power grounding and other alternative energies.
With a heritage dating back to 1919, PCT’s pedigree includes such wellknown names as Standard Transformer, Balteau, GEC-ALSTHOM, ALSTOM, and AREVA. Today, PCT’s brand continues to be known for its technically superior transformer solutions including:
- Grounding
- Zig-Zag
- Variable Frequency Drives
- Generator Field Excitation
- Induction Furnaces
- Motor-Starting
- Generator Step-Up
- Rectifier Feed
- Load Tap Changers
- Dedicated-Load Applications.
Following collaborative consultation with its customers, PCT consistently outputs products with high standards of precision, efficiency, and durability. All products conform to applicable industry standards, with UL Listing also available. The company’s unyielding commitments to accountability and satisfying customers’ needs and objectives support PCT’s reputation for being high touch, customer centric, dependable, and among the industry’s best when it comes to providing on-time, quality products and services.
All of PCT’s transformers are built with pride by a team of employees who put their names behind the best products in the industry. When PCT is part of your specification ----- consider the job done.
