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Normacel, metal-clad switchgear up to 24 kV

Normacel is metal-clad medium-voltage switchgear for voltages up to 24 kV. It is installed at primary distribution substations. The insulation is air and the circuit breaker is a withdrawable vacuum type.

Voltage
up to 24 kV
Insulation
air
Circuit breaker
vacuum, withdrawable

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Description

The metal-clad design divides the cubicle into compartments with metal partitions, which separates the apparatus, busbars and cable connections. The vacuum circuit breaker sits on a withdrawable truck and is pulled out of the cubicle for maintenance or replacement. Air insulation does not require gas pressure monitoring. It is installed on incomers and outgoing feeders up to 24 kV.

Technical specifications

Voltageup to 24 kV
Insulationair
Circuit breakervacuum, withdrawable

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Customs codes

UKTZED (Ukraine)8537 20 91 00
HS, 6 digits8537 20
CN (EU)8537 20 91
HTSUS (USA)8537 20 00 20
China customs tariff8537 20 90 00

Codes are for reference: the final code is determined at declaration for the specific model.

Questions and answers

What voltage is Normacel designed for?

Up to 24 kV. It is medium-voltage switchgear for primary distribution substations.

What insulation does Normacel use?

Air insulation, in a metal-clad design divided into compartments.

What circuit breaker is installed in the cubicles?

A vacuum circuit breaker on a withdrawable truck.

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