Chinese power equipment manufacturer Kerun Intelligent Control has launched an integrated transformer and substation solution targeting AI data centers.

The package will focus on locations with high-heat climates, such as the Middle East, and will combine transformers, prefabricated substations, switchgear, and intelligent monitoring systems.

Kerun claims the package is designed to address the electrical challenges common to high-density facilities, including harmonic interference from server loads, continuous high-temperature operation, and rising power density.

Notable features include a K-Factor harmonic-resistant transformer design intended to reduce overheating in high-harmonic environments, and an FR3 vegetable oil-based insulating fluid option aimed at improving fire safety and overload tolerance. According to the company, the solution will also support redundancy configurations for mission-critical loads and can be customized by voltage level, climate conditions, and installation environment.

The platform will be controlled via an intelligent monitoring system, which the company claims will provide real-time visibility of operating parameters and support preventive maintenance.

"Data centers in high-temperature environments require power systems that can deliver stability, safety, and efficiency under continuous operating pressure," said Mr. Wang, general manager of Kerun.

Founded in 2004, Kerun also supplies power equipment to utility, industrial, renewable energy, and long-distance transmission sectors. Its portfolio includes energy storage containers and EV charging infrastructure.