Petro Canada Luminol TRI [54.2-gal./205.17-Liter. Drum] LUMTRIDRX

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LUMINOL TRi Outperforms Naphthenic Electrical Insulating Oils PETRO-CANADA LubriCants LUMINOL TRi represents a breakthrough in electrical insulating oils technology. Unlike naphthenic mineral oils, LUMINOL TRi uses PETRO-CANADA LubriCants ultra-pure severely hydrotreated isoparaffinic base oils to help minimize power loss and maximize productivity. These fluids contain no corrosive sulphur that may lead to transformer breakdown. LUMINOL TRi withstands energy spikes and hot and cold weather extremes better than naphthenic electrical insulating oils. LUMINOL TRi’s isoparaffinic base oil provides superior heat transfer properties compared to naphthenic oils, helping transformers operate cooler in high ambient temperatures. Thanks to naturally high oxidation stability, LUMINOL TRi resists breakdown and helps provide extended service life. So less money is spent on routine transformer maintenance and fluid top-up, and less time is spent worrying about transformer efficiency. LUMINOL TRi delivers worry-free, corrosive sulphur-free performance.

Features

• Outstanding oxidation stability to help extend the service life of circuit breakers and LTCs
• Excellent heat transfer capability to help enhance transformer performance
• High dielectric impulse strength to improve performance in the presence of overvoltage conditions
• Low power-factor (dielectric loss) to reduce thermal runaway under conditions of high electric stress
• Negative gassing to reduce the risk of failure from hydrogen gas bubbles
• Full compatibility with existing naphthenic insulating oils, which enhances the performance of the combined fluids
• LUMINOL TRi contains no corrosive sulphur compounds and does not require passivators
• LUMINOL TRi is colourless
• Outstanding cold weather performance
• LUMINOL TRi has a high interfacial tension due to its purity resulting in reduced fluid degradation and lower tendency to form sludge

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