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MOBILE SUBSTATIONS

Power systems engineered to move.

LMZ mobile substations are engineered for fast deployment, service continuity and project-specific operating conditions across HV, MV and LV applications.

LMZ MV/LV mobile substation, technical product cutout from official catalog
PRODUCT FAMILY

Four mobile configurations for different network levels.

The substation configuration is selected around voltage levels, required power, transportation limits, site conditions and the role the unit must perform in the network.

01

HV/MV Mobile Substations

Transportable high-voltage to medium-voltage substations for emergency, temporary and continuity-critical grid applications.

Primary 52–245 kV · Secondary 1–52 kV · Up to 100 MVA

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02

MV/MV Mobile Substations

Flexible medium-voltage transformation systems for temporary service, maintenance support and network reinforcement.

Primary 1–52 kV · Secondary 1–52 kV · Up to 100 MVA

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03

MV/LV Mobile Substations

Mobile distribution substations for civil works, industrial facilities, emergency service and temporary power requirements.

Primary 1–52 kV · Secondary up to 1 kV · Up to 4 MVA

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04

MV/LV Skid Mounted Substations

Skid-mounted systems developed for rapid positioning and project sites where trailer mobility is not required.

Primary 1–52 kV · Secondary up to 1 kV · Up to 4 MVA

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LMZ / PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY

Mobile substations in real applications

Actual LMZ equipment photographs across the HV/MV, MV/MV and MV/LV product families.

LMZ high-voltage medium-voltage mobile substation equipment transported on heavy-duty trailer HV/MV • transport configuration
LMZ enclosed MV/MV mobile substation installed on road trailer in the factory MV/MV • enclosed mobile substation
Exterior side view of LMZ MV/LV compact mobile substation on trailer MV/LV • compact trailer-mounted system
APPLICATIONS

Designed for continuity when fixed infrastructure is unavailable or insufficient.

Temporary service during construction of new substations and major civil works.

Maintenance, repair or failure support for existing substations.

Temporary capacity increase where existing network power is insufficient.

Emergency service and rapid network restoration for utility and industrial applications.