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HPS EV Charging Distribution Transformers – Built to Brave the Elements

August 12, 2025

HPS EV Charging Distribution Transformers – Built to Brave the Elements

As electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure expands, transformers play a critical role in powering EV charging stations with reliable, efficient energy. HPS EV charging transformers are designed to manage the high and fluctuating loads of EV charging, delivering consistent performance in demanding conditions.

With advanced dry-type transformer technology and an optional robust 3RE+ enclosure that provides superior protection over standard ventilated designs, HPS EV charging transformers offer durability, energy efficiency, and dependable operation for high-volume and fast-charging applications.

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