RV 53 Load Break Switch assemblies for OEM

The RV 53 load break switch assemblies feature DA or DP drive mechanisms and housing with mimic diagram directly mounted onto the switch. The compact assembly can be directly mounted into medium voltage switchgear.

RV 53 is a three-position SF6 gas insulated “sealed for life” load break switch with integrated earth. Its “built to last” design with double seals is maintenance free. The concept is safe and robust. It is focused on reliable operation during the full life time of medium voltage switchgear. It features an integrated earth. The switch enclosure consists of two half-shells in high quality epoxy material. The shell design features isolating epoxy walls that protect phases from flash over.

DA is a double spring drive mechanism for operator independent switching between open, closed or earthed position of the RV switch in incoming/outgoing functions.

DP is a three spring drive mechanism for operator independent switching. It is designed for use in combination with fuses.

DA and DP have standard integrated functional interlocks to prevent incorrect operations.

DA and DP are fit to receive plug & play accessories to cover a wide range of applications.

Three phase 3-position (on/off/earth) load break switch
with built-in condensators for voltage detection system

Type RV 53

Ur : 17.5 / 24 kV – Ir : 630 A – Ik : 25 /20 kA
Class E3 according to 62271-103

For AIS incoming cubicle or cable field.
For AIS protection cubicle with fuse combination.

Operated by
– mechanism type DA-53
– mechanism type DP-53 (in a combination with fuses)

Construction
– 3 phases in a monobloc epoxy housing
– with integrated earthing switch
– filled with insulating and arc quenching SF6 gas medium
– movable contacts with patented design
– the contacts have precision finish
– high quality epoxy
– provided with larg epoxy partitions

Properties
– ‘sealed for life’
– self extinguishing UL94 V0 epoxy
– excellent dielectrical properties
– highly effective revolving of gas around the contacts
– optimal arc quenching
– minimal electrical contact erosion