This is a high performance load isolator disconnect switch, its motor power at 25kW when used at 380V, and 22kW when used at 660V. With 63 Amps, widely used in various sites with 3 Pole/ 4 Pole.
In this video, we delve into the world of load break switches, mechanical devices capable of being operated while under load. We'll explore their functionality, applications in electrical systems, and provide a detailed breakdown of their features to equip you with a thorough comprehension of their advantages.
63 Amps Isolator Switch Specifications
Basics |
Model |
ATOHGL-63A |
Pole |
3 Pole/4 Pole |
Weight |
3 Pole |
0.4kg |
Technical Parameters |
4 Pole |
0.42kg |
Rated current |
63A |
Rated insulation voltage Ui |
690V |
Dielectric strength |
1890V |
Rated surge-resistant voltage Uimp kV(installed category IV) |
8 |
Rated Working current le |
380V |
AC-21B |
63A |
AC-22B |
63A |
AC-23B |
63A |
Motor power P(380V)kW |
380V |
25 kW |
660V |
22 kW |
Rated short-time withstand current lcw (kA rms) 1.0s |
2 |
Rated breaking capability Icn (Arms) AC23 380VA |
504 |
Rated making capacity Icm(Arms) AC23 380V |
630 |
Rated short-current making capacity Icm'(Kapeak value) |
2.84 |
Mechanical durability (number of cyclic operation) |
1700 |
Electrical Curability 380V |
300 |
Electric durability Ue=660V, Rated current |
COSφ=0.95AC21 |
1700 |
COSφ=0.65AC22 |
100 |
COSφ=0.35AC23 |
500 |
Working Environment |
Moment of operation |
1.2 Nm |
Temperature |
-5℃~+55℃ |
Way of working |
Continuously working |
Operating |
Handle |
Installation form |
Vertical |
Altitude |
≤2000m |
Pollution level |
3 |
Overvoltage level |
Ⅲ |
IP level |
IP 20 |
Dimension
63 Amps Load Isolator Disconnect Switch Operation Mode
Details
Tips: How to deal with the overheating of the contacts and contacts of the load isolating switch?
When the contacts and contacts of the isolation switch are found to be overheated, first report to the dispatch, try to reduce or transfer the load, strengthen the monitoring, and then deal with it according to the different wiring.
1. Double bus wiring. If a busbar side switch is overheated, pass the inverted busbar, remove the overheated isolating switch from operation, and power off for maintenance.
2. Single bus wiring. It is necessary to reduce its load, strengthen monitoring, and take measures to cool down, and if conditions permit, stop using it as much as possible.
3. The available bypass circuit breaker with a bypass circuit breaker can be switched.
4. If the line-side isolating switch is overheated, the treatment method is basically the same as that of the single busbar, and power outage maintenance should be arranged as soon as possible. During the maintenance period, the load should be reduced and monitoring should be strengthened.
5. One and a half circuit breaker connections can be operated in open loop.
6. For the overheated contacts and contacts of the bus-side isolating switch, after the isolating switch is opened, the on-site inspection can meet the safety distance of live working, and the bus-side down-conductor connector can be electrolyzed and then processed.