Nigeria is Africa's most populous market, and its factories run on a mix of grid power and diesel generators. Voltage swings and frequent outages make UPS, inverter and buck boost transformers, along with chokes for drives, essential across Lagos, Ogun and Port Harcourt.
VA Electricals designs and manufactures buck boost transformers at its works in Bhosari, Pune. Every unit is built to your voltages and rating and tested in-house, then packed for export to buyers in Lagos – Ikeja, Apapa, Agbara and across Nigeria.
Built for 230 V single-phase / 400 V three-phase, 50 Hz, with the buck or boost amount chosen to bring your supply to the equipment's rated voltage.
A buck boost transformer raises (boosts) or lowers (bucks) the supply voltage by a small amount so equipment receives the voltage it is designed for. Because it only handles the correction voltage, it is far smaller and more economical than a full isolation transformer for the same load.
For sites in Nigeria where the supply sits a little above or below what equipment is rated for, a buck boost transformer corrects the voltage economically, without a full-size transformer.
Lowers a high supply voltage to protect equipment rated for a lower voltage.
View product detailsRaises a low or sagging supply so motors and compressors run at rated voltage.
Designed around your measured supply range and load.
Flour mills, beverage and packaged-food plants in Lagos and Ogun run large process lines.
Typical use: Keeping refrigeration and process motors at rated voltage.
Oil and gas operations around Port Harcourt run process, pumping and utility systems.
Typical use: Bucking or boosting supply voltage by a small amount to match equipment.
Solar mini-grids and commercial solar systems need inverter and power-conversion equipment.
Typical use: Bucking or boosting supply voltage by a small amount to match equipment.
Telecom towers depend on inverter, UPS and battery backup power.
Typical use: Holding voltage steady at remote equipment sites.
Plastic, packaging and consumer-goods factories run moulding and extrusion lines.
Typical use: Bucking or boosting supply voltage by a small amount to match equipment.
Hospitals and diagnostic centres need UPS power to ride through outages.
Typical use: Correcting voltage for imaging and laboratory equipment.
Many sites in Nigeria run on a mix of grid power and diesel generators, with voltage swings and frequent changeovers. Tell us your supply conditions and we design with margin on voltage, temperature rise and duty, so equipment stays protected.
| Function | Buck (step-down) or boost (step-up) voltage correction |
|---|---|
| Rating | As per load and correction required |
| Supply | 230 V single-phase / 400 V three-phase, 50 Hz systems |
| Correction | Set to bring supply to equipment's rated voltage |
| Frequency | 50 Hz (Nigerian grid standard) |
| Construction | Open frame or enclosed |
| Compliance | CE marked under LVD 2014/35/EU (transformers up to 200 kVA); ISO 9001:2015 production |
| Routine tests | Ratio, no-load, insulation resistance, HV breakdown, winding resistance |
Orders for Nigeria ship by sea from Nhava Sheva (JNPT) to Lagos, through Apapa, Tin Can Island or Lekki Deep Sea Port, with onward delivery to Ogun, Abuja, Port Harcourt and other states. Urgent consignments can travel by air freight to Lagos.
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Of transformer design and manufacturing experience behind every unit.
ISO 9001:2015 quality system and CE conformity under the Low Voltage Directive.
Voltages, ratings, terminals and mounting made to match your design.
Production planned around your project schedule and export shipping dates.
Yes. VA Electricals manufactures buck boost transformers at its works in Pune, India and supplies buyers across Nigeria, including Lagos – Ikeja, Apapa, Agbara, Ota (Ogun), Lekki Free Zone.
Yes. Units are built for the 230 V single-phase / 400 V three-phase, 50 Hz supply used in Nigeria, with the buck or boost amount chosen to bring your supply to the equipment's rated voltage.
When the supply only needs a small voltage correction and isolation is not required. A buck boost unit handles only the correction voltage, so it is smaller, lighter and lower in cost for the same load.
VA Electricals operates an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system and holds MSME ZED Bronze certification. Its products carry CE conformity under the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, covering transformers up to 200 kVA.
Shipped by sea from Nhava Sheva to Lagos ports, with onward delivery and air freight for urgent needs.
Yes. Tell us about voltage fluctuations, generator use and ambient temperature. We build in margin on voltage, temperature rise and duty so units stay reliable on unstable supplies.
Share your voltages, rating and quantity. Our engineers will send a technical offer for supply to Lagos – Ikeja, Apapa, Agbara or anywhere in Nigeria.