The difference between dry-type transformers

Inverter: By adjusting it, we can achieve the required power frequency (50Hz, 60Hz, etc.) to meet our special needs for electricity. Transformer: Generally known as a "voltage regulator", it is commonly found near residential areas or factories. Its function is to reduce the ultra-high voltage to the normal electricity voltage for residents and meet their daily electricity needs.
Dry type transformers and oil immersed transformers are the two most commonly used types of transformers. Compared with oil immersed transformers, dry-type transformers have better fire resistance and are mostly used in places with high fire protection requirements, such as hospitals, airports, stations, etc. However, they are relatively more expensive and have certain environmental requirements, such as not being too humid, not having too much dust and dirt, etc. In addition, the operational maturity of dry-type transformers is not as good as that of oil immersed transformers.