An integrated 24 kV all-in-one unit combining a vacuum circuit breaker (GVS7 series), a micro-computing protection/control unit and built-in current transformers for measurement and protection functions.
Nominal system voltage is 24 kV. The model designation indicates a rated current of 630 A and a rated short-circuit breaking capacity of 25 kA (consult the datasheet for specific test conditions and alternatives).
Typical functions include phase overcurrent, earth-fault/ground protection, short-circuit protection, inverse/time-overcurrent curves, programmable trip/time delays, automatic reclose, event recording, metering and status diagnostics. Specific functions are configurable via the protection relay firmware.
Primary-integrated CTs are supplied as part of the all-in-one unit for protection and metering. Standard CT ratio options are available (e.g., 100/5, 200/5, 400/5) and can be customized to project requirements—refer to the order options.
Communication options typically include industry-standard protocols such as IEC 61850, Modbus (RTU/TCP) and serial communications. Available interfaces and protocols should be confirmed when ordering.
Yes — the micro-computing controller provides programmable protection settings and logic. Settings are adjustable via front-panel HMI, PC software or remote communication (depending on the chosen interface).
It is designed for integration into 24 kV switchgear/RMU or substation applications. Installation must be performed by qualified personnel following local electrical codes and the manufacturer's installation manual.
Control power requirements vary by configuration. Common options include DC or AC supplies (for example 24/48/110 VDC or 220 VAC). Confirm the required control-power option in the product datasheet or with the supplier prior to installation.
Factory acceptance testing is recommended. On-site commissioning should include insulation checks, contact resistance and timing tests, secondary injection tests of protection functions, CT polarity and ratio verification, and coordinated protection setting validation by qualified engineers.
Regular visual inspections and cleaning are recommended. Mechanical operation cycles, contact wear checks and electrical tests (trip coil, secondary injection) should be performed periodically—typical practice is visual checks quarterly/biannually and detailed electrical/mechanical tests annually. Follow the manufacturer maintenance manual for exact intervals.
The unit is designed for typical utility and substation environments. Specific environmental ratings (operating temperature range, humidity limits, IP degree, altitude and seismic ratings) are provided in the technical datasheet and should be checked for your application.
The product is designed to comply with applicable high-voltage circuit breaker and switchgear standards (for example IEC 62271 series). CE and other regional certifications/options can be provided depending on the model and destination—confirm with the supplier.
Yes. Spare parts and accessories such as auxiliary/contact modules, trip coils, additional CTs, remote communication modules, and control cubicles are available. Contact the manufacturer or distributor for part numbers and lead times.
Yes. With the appropriate communication interface and control wiring, the micro-computing control unit supports remote open/close commands as well as status and metering telemetry. Specify required remote-control features when ordering.
Standard manufacturer warranty and technical support are provided; exact warranty length and support terms vary by supplier and sales contract. Request warranty details, local service availability and response times from your vendor at purchase.
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