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    HDCR-12/630HGW10-12/630 Outdoor Single Pole Isolation Switch

    The HDCR-12/630HGW10-12/630 outdoor high-voltage isolation switch is designed specifically for 12kV transmission and distribution systems, with a rated current of 630A, providing safe and reliable circuit segmentation and isolation protection. Fully sealed stainless steel shell, resistant to extreme environments (-40 ℃ to+85 ℃), resistant to salt spray, sand and dust, and UV aging, suitable for substations, industrial and mining power grids, photovoltaic/wind power new energy stations. Compliant with IEC 129 standard, installation personnel require a torque of approximately 80.m for locking, supporting manual/electric operation, lifetime maintenance free, and reducing operation and maintenance costs. Get technical specifications and industry application solutions immediately!
  • Category：
    Indoor And Outdoor Isolation Switch
  • Browse number：
    35
  • Release time：
    2024-10-22 05:05:05
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Installation method

HDCR isolation switches have single column and double column installation methods. The installation form can be divided into suspended installation or vertical installation. It can be installed using a single cross arm clamp or a double cross arm (see product sample for specific installation diagram).

The M12 bolt on the Terminal block needs to be tightened with a torque of about 80N. m by the installation personnel.

The installation method of the tool is shown in Figure (3) and Figure (4), pay attention to the direction of the bolts.


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