A big thumbs up following a successful trial of a Trojan TDOS at one of Chinas largest electrical utilities.

Never having had oil processed on an energised transformer previously, there was naturally some initial caution from the customer, but our onsite team – supported remotely by the factory – did a fantastic job of commissioning and operating this Trojan TDOS unit on several transformers during the trial period.

The Trojan operated as expected, with final readings showing consistent moisture values below 1.5% Relative Saturation. This is just one of many systems Trojan has supplied to customers all over the world this year.

We recently dispatched two Tank Farm systems to one of our largest overseas customers for use on their tank farm. Their requirement was to maintain very low levels of dissolved moisture in their oil storage tanks at all times, so when oil is required out in the field it will already be at a dielectric premium.

Our solution was a system with a significant volume (200kg / 440lbs) of highly adsorbent molecular sieve media. This provides the customer with the ability to remove a large volume of moisture over an extended period of time before the media becomes saturated and requires replacement.  

During Nathans 3-week tour across 8 US States, he held a number of trainings on some of the more recently dispatched online dry out systems with our US customers. Over the past couple of years almost all of our training sessions have been web based, so it a thrill to be able to get back in the field and conduct training in person again.

It was a busy and successful couple of days for Trojan at the IEEE PEST&D conference in New Orleans this week. Besides being able to catch up with many of agents face to face, we explored a number of new business opportunities with both existing and new customers.

There was a great feeling of excitement from all of the attendees about the ability to reengage with customers face to face after so little personal contact over the past couple of years.

With the borders finally opening, Nathan Cropp is very excited to be able to attend the 2022 IEEE Conference & Exposition in New Orleans from the 25th – 27th of April. Nathan will be spending time at the Intellirent stand (#4151). Intellirent provide rental options for our equipment across North America. 
Nathan will also be meeting with many of our North American Agents and their customers who are also attending.
The Trojan team is looking forward to meeting our North American customers in person again, passing on our knowledge and experience, and working with them to provide oil handling and filtration solutions to suit their specific requirements.

For more information on the IEEE Conference you can visit their website: https://ieeet-d.org/

We would like to welcome Abbey to the team at Trojan as our new Sales and Marketing Coordinator.

Abbey has recently moved up to Christchurch from Dunedin, where she studied at Otago University, completing a Commerce degree Majoring in Marketing and Management.

As part of Abbeys role, she will work with alongside our agents to promote our products and their activities in their local markets. This includes social media and digital marketing programs, developing sales literature and other sales tasks.

Welcome to the team, Abbey.

_{M2K Technology & Trading Co}

We are proud to announce our partnership with M2K Technology & Trading Co, who will promote Trojan’s range of oil processing equipment across Bangladesh.

We welcome Habibur and his team to the Trojan family, and look forward to working together to provide high quality solutions to their customers.  

Quite often, we are asked to manufacture something a little bit different. As part of our services, we have the ability to provide custom engineered solutions to our customers.

Trojan recently got asked by Athletics New Zealand, to manufacture a specified piece of equipment for measuring the height of an athletics shoe, ensuring it is in line with the world athletics rulings.

The team here at Trojan put their thinking caps on, and they were able to come up with a design that fulfilled the customer needs.

Back in 2006, this earlier model was purchased by a North Island, New Zealand distribution Utility. During that time, Operators have come & gone, so we were asked to come by and provide a quick refresher to the crew who are taking over.

One of the first systems out the door after returning from COVID-19 lockdown was this Trojan LTCF (Load Tap Changer Filter) for a community owned Utility in the US Midwest.

The Supervisor and his crew required a portable system that they can use on energised or de-energised equipment to remove carbon, particulate and moisture from their LTC’s, circuit breakers and main switches.