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A 300 kVA dry type transformer is designed for commercial, industrial, infrastructure, institutional, OEM, and utility power distribution applications requiring reliable voltage conversion, high-capacity load handling, and safe indoor or outdoor operation. These transformers are commonly used in manufacturing facilities, data centers, healthcare buildings, HVAC systems, transportation infrastructure, electrical distribution systems, construction projects, and industrial process applications.
At Bruce Electric Equipment Corp., we supply new 300 kVA transformers online and provide custom sourcing support for used, surplus, and reconditioned units through our RFQ process. Since 1973, Bruce Electric has specialized in dry type transformers and electrical distribution equipment from leading manufacturers including GE, ABB, Eaton, Hammond Power Solutions, Acme Electric, Schneider Electric / Square D, and SolaHD.
Bruce Electric supplies 300 kVA transformers in a wide range of standard and custom voltage configurations for commercial, industrial, infrastructure, OEM, utility, and international power distribution applications. Available configurations include step-down, step-up, isolation, delta-wye, and medium-voltage transformer designs with primary voltages such as 208V, 240V, 480V, 575V, 600V, 2400V, and 4160V, along with secondary voltages including 208Y/120V, 240/120V, 240D, 480Y/277V, 400Y/231V, 416Y/240V, 600V, and other specialty international voltage combinations.
Our team assists with transformer sizing, voltage matching, replacement transformer sourcing, and nationwide delivery support for commercial and industrial projects across the United States.
The specifications below represent common configurations available across 300 kVA dry type transformers. Actual specifications vary by manufacturer, enclosure type, impedance design, cooling method, and winding material. Always verify transformer nameplate data before installation.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Power Rating | 300 kVA (300,000 VA) |
| Transformer Type | Dry-Type (air-cooled) |
| Phase | Single-Phase (1Ø) and Three-Phase (3Ø) |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Winding Material | Copper or Aluminium |
| Temperature Rise | 80°C, 115°C, and 150°C configurations available |
| Enclosure Types | NEMA 1, NEMA 2, NEMA 3R |
| Efficiency Compliance | DOE 10 CFR Part 431 |
| Available Conditions | New online; used, surplus, and reconditioned available via RFQ |
| Common Applications | Commercial, industrial, utility, OEM, infrastructure, healthcare |
| Available Brands | GE, ABB, Eaton, Acme Electric, Hammond Power Solutions, Schneider Electric / Square D, SolaHD |
Applications requiring voltage correction or isolation may also benefit from related solutions such as dry type transformers, buck-boost transformers, isolation transformers, panelboards, and UPS systems available from Bruce Electric.
All new 300 kVA dry type transformers sold in the United States must comply with DOE energy efficiency regulations under 10 CFR Part 431. Modern DOE-compliant transformers are designed to reduce core losses and improve operating efficiency in commercial and industrial electrical systems.

Dry Type Transformers
Bruce Electric supplies DOE-compliant dry type transformers for commercial construction projects, manufacturing facilities, healthcare applications, infrastructure upgrades, OEM equipment installations, and replacement transformer applications.
Need help selecting the correct voltage configuration or enclosure type? Contact Bruce Electric for fast RFQ and technical support assistance.
Bruce Electric supplies new 300 kVA dry type transformers online for commercial and industrial applications. Used, surplus, and reconditioned transformers are available upon request through our custom sourcing and RFQ process.
We support:
• Standard and specialty voltage configurations
• Step-up and step-down transformer applications
• Replacement transformer sourcing
• Obsolete and discontinued models
• Indoor and outdoor transformer applications
• Medium-voltage transformer requirements
• Delta-wye and reverse-feed configurations
• Nationwide shipping across the United States
For pricing, availability, and configuration assistance, submit an RFQ through Bruce Electric’s Request a Quote page or contact our team directly through the Contact Us page.
The ampere output of a 300 kVA transformer depends on the voltage and number of phases.
I=300000/(V×1.732)
I=300000/V
| Secondary Voltage | Phase | Output Current |
|---|---|---|
| 208Y/120V | 3Ø | ~832 A |
| 240V | 3Ø | ~722 A |
| 480V | 3Ø | ~361 A |
| 600V | 3Ø | ~289 A |
| 240V | 1Ø | ~1,250 A |
| 480V | 1Ø | ~625 A |
Actual transformer current output varies based on voltage configuration, transformer design, connected load, and operating conditions. Always verify conductor sizing and overcurrent protection requirements according to NEC guidelines before installation.
A 300 kVA transformer can be configured for a wide range of voltage conversion requirements depending on the application, facility distribution system, equipment voltage, and regional electrical standards. Common U.S. configurations include 480V to 208Y/120V and 480V to 480Y/277V, while industrial, utility, OEM, and international applications may require configurations such as 208V to 480Y/277V, 600V to 208Y/120V, 2400V to 480Y/277V, 4160V to 600V, or specialty delta/wye combinations.
Bruce Electric supplies both step-up and step-down 300 kVA dry type transformers for commercial distribution systems, industrial facilities, utility infrastructure, export equipment, and specialty electrical applications.
| Primary Voltage | Secondary Voltage | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| 480V | 208Y/120V | Commercial panel distribution |
| 480V | 480Y/277V | Lighting and facility distribution |
| 600V | 208Y/120V | Industrial and Canadian systems |
| 2400V | 480Y/277V | Medium-voltage distribution |
| 4160V | 600V | Industrial power systems |
| Primary Voltage | Secondary Voltage | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| 208V | 480Y/277V | Powering 480V equipment |
| 240V | 480Y/277V | Industrial machinery |
| 240V | 416Y/240V | International equipment |
| 208D | 480Y | Delta-to-Wye conversion |
| 480D | 600Y | Utility and infrastructure systems |
Most modern dry type transformers support reverse-feed operation when properly configured. Bruce Electric can help confirm compatibility for step-up or reverse-feed applications before purchase.
A 300 kVA transformer requires proper installation planning, floor loading evaluation, and NEC clearance compliance. Weight and dimensions vary depending on phase configuration, enclosure type, winding material, and manufacturer.
| Configuration | Approximate Weight |
|---|---|
| 3Ø Copper Wound | 1,800 – 3,200 lbs |
| 3Ø Aluminum Wound | 1,400 – 2,400 lbs |
| Single-Phase Copper | 1,500 – 2,500 lbs |
| NEMA 3R Outdoor Units | Additional enclosure weight |
| Configuration | Width | Depth | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300 kVA 3Ø NEMA 1 | 40-54″ | 28-38″ | 52-68″ |
| 300 kVA 3Ø NEMA 3R | 44-58″ | 30-42″ | 56-72″ |
Actual dimensions vary by manufacturer and enclosure design. Bruce Electric can assist with specification sheets, outline drawings, and replacement transformer matching for project planning.
A 300 kVA transformer provides 300,000 VA of apparent power. Continuous loading is commonly limited to approximately 80% of nameplate capacity for thermal management and future load growth considerations.
• Nameplate Capacity: 300 kVA
• Recommended Continuous Load: ~240 kVA
• Typical Continuous Real Power at 0.8 PF: ~240 kW
• Typical Maximum Real Power at Unity PF: 300 kW
Need help selecting the correct transformer size for your facility or expansion project? Bruce Electric can assist with transformer sizing, voltage matching, and replacement recommendations
300 kVA transformers are widely used across commercial, industrial, infrastructure, OEM, and utility applications requiring dependable medium- and low-voltage power distribution.
Common applications include:
• Manufacturing and industrial facilities
• HVAC and mechanical systems
• Data centers and IT infrastructure
• Healthcare and medical facilities
• Educational campuses
• Transportation infrastructure
• Construction and temporary power applications
• Motor control centers and industrial process equipment
• International equipment integration
• OEM machinery systems
• Export manufacturing operations
Bruce Electric supplies dry type transformers for commercial, industrial, infrastructure, utility, and specialty electrical applications throughout the United States.
When selecting a 300 kVA transformer, consider:
• Load requirements and future expansion capacity
• Primary and secondary voltage compatibility
• Single-phase or three-phase requirements
• Indoor or outdoor installation environment
• Copper vs. aluminum winding preference
• DOE efficiency compliance requirements
• NEMA enclosure requirements
• Specialty voltage or international system compatibility
Applications requiring voltage correction or isolation may also benefit from related solutions such as dry type transformers, buck-boost transformers, isolation transformers, panelboards, and UPS systems available from Bruce Electric.
Contact Bruce Electric for assistance selecting the appropriate transformer configuration for your project requirements.
A 300 kVA transformer at 480V three-phase draws approximately 361 amps on the primary side. A 208Y/120V three-phase secondary provides approximately 832 amps at full load.
Pricing varies based on voltage configuration, winding material, enclosure type, and manufacturer. Used and reconditioned units may also be available through Bruce Electric’s RFQ process.
300 kVA transformers are commonly used for commercial power distribution, HVAC systems, manufacturing facilities, data centers, healthcare applications, and industrial electrical systems.
Most 300 kVA dry type transformers weigh between approximately 1,400 and 3,200 lbs depending on configuration and enclosure type.
Yes. Many dry type transformers can be configured for either step-up or step-down operation depending on system requirements and manufacturer specifications.