Description
Siemens type SIMOSEC is medium-voltage metal-enclosed interrupter switchgear up to 27.6 kV and is used mainly in the construction and industrial markets. It features a very small footprint of less than 15" wide and 48" deep, which significantly reduces the real estate cost. This space saving modular design makes it ideal for use in high rise buildings, hospitals, airports, wind-farms and industrial facilities, such as: automotive, food, petroleum and chemicals.
Features
Features include:
For application on systems up to 63 kA 15 kV and 20 kA 27.6 kV
Load current switching rating 600 A, main bus continuous current rating 1,200 A
Extremely compact footprint
Meets ANSI/IEEE C37.20.3
UL- or C-UL Listing available
Seismic rated up to IBC 2003
Ideal for utility, construction and industrial applications
Animated mimic diagram (mimic bus)
High endurance – 1,000 mechanical operations
High switching capacity – 100 operations at 600 A – two to three times higher than ANSI requirements
Gas-insulated three-position switch-disconnector, hermetically sealed for life inside a stainless steel vessel
No maintenance or adjustment required on the switch module over life of the switch
Switch disconnector combines the function of a load-interrupter switch (with closed-open indication) and a grounding switch (with open-ground indication), thus inherent design offers additional safety for the operators
Integrated mechanical interlocking
High-voltage current limiting fuses and cable terminations accessible only if the feeder grounding switch is in the grounded position
Fuses and outgoing cables are front accessible, which means SIMOSEC can be placed against the wall and maximize the use of available space
Convenient viewing window for verification of primary contact position (visible break)
Capacitive voltage indicators to show if the cable side of the switch is energized
Configurations: individual feeder switches, transformer primary switches and switch lineups
Main bus at top or bottom to suit application
Over 20 years experience and more than 350,000 switch-disconnector units installed.