
OPERATIONAL FEATURES
Upgrading existing air-break switches can be costly and unnecessary. And yet with more and more pole mounted switches and sectionalisers relying on vacuum technology, electrical network operators still require air-break switches and disconnectors to provide ‘points-of-isolation’. Why not have your utilities business plan make the most of your assets and turn your air-break switches into a smart switches.
Radius range of air-break switch motor and gas actuators allow remote monitoring and operation of both linear and torsional devices, and now with their air-break switch current transformer, for the first time an affordable and reliable method of providing protection and measurement can be realised. Furthermore fault measurement and voltage measurement means your air-break devices can now be absorbed in to your total protection scheme, by allowing ‘dead-time’ sectionalising in conjunction with up-stream reclosers and circuit breakers.
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Technical Information |
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Rated Voltage, kV |
15 |
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Rated Frequency, Hz |
50/60 |
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Rated Primary Current, A |
400 |
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Rated Secondary Current, A |
1 |
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No. of Secondary Windings |
1 |
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Accuracy Class |
10P5, (±1%) |
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Rated Power of Secondary |
0.8 , VA: 5 |
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Maximum Rated Multiplicity of the |
5 |
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Three Second Thermal |
23 |
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Test Voltage, kV: |
One min. of industry frequency of full lighting impluse: 95 |
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Creepage Distance, mm: |
551.2 | |||||||||
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Clearance Distance, mm: |
177.8 | |||||||||
Printed on: 30 July 2010 10:54