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40.5kV GIS Sf6 Break Switch Circuit Breaker for Gas Insulated Switchgear

  • 40.5kV GIS Sf6 Break Switch Circuit Breaker for Gas Insulated Switchgear

Key attributes

Brand Switchgear parts
Model NO. 40.5kV GIS Sf6 Break Switch Circuit Breaker for Gas Insulated Switchgear
Rated voltage 40.5kV
Rated normal current 630A
Rated short circuit breaking current 25kA
Series RNK-40.5

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

This 40.5kV circuit breaker is a core component of gas-insulated switchgear (GIS), utilizing SF6 gas for superior insulation and arc-quenching performance. Designed for medium-to-high voltage grids, it delivers fast, reliable breaking and switching operations to protect against overcurrents and short circuits.

 

Its compact, sealed structure minimizes footprint, resists environmental factors (dust, moisture, extreme temps), and reduces maintenance needs. Equipped with advanced mechanical interlocks and smart monitoring compatibility, it ensures safe, precise operation—critical for substations, urban power grids, and industrial facilities. Compliant with IEC 62271 and GB standards, it offers long service life and stable performance, making it a trusted choice for efficient grid management.

The main circuit of the high-voltage gas-insulated switchgear accessories is 630A-20kA (4S) and 25kA (3S), with a mechanical life of 10000 cycles. The current of the grounding circuit is 20kA (2S), and the mechanical life is 2000 cycles.

Considerations for the use of environmental conditions

The altitude is not more than 1000m, and the crack degree is not more than 8 degrees.Pollution level: ll
The environmental temperature of the product is -40 degrees ~+140 DEG C, therelative humidity is not greater than 90% per day, and the average is not more than90% per month;
The installation site of frequent and violent shock, water vapor, chemical corrosiondeposition, salt fog, dust, dirt and fire, which obviously affect the performance of themechanism, are not suitable for the installation of explosive dangerous installations.

Model composition and meaning

Main technical parameters

Serial number

content

Company

technical parameter

1

Main circuit resistance of circuit breaker

≤30

2

Super

mm

2-3

3

Open distance

mm

19±1

4

bounce

ms

≤5

5

Mean speed of gate separation

m/s

1.4-2.0

6

Closing average speed

m/s

0.8-1.2

7

Three phases of switching off

ms

≤2

8

Closing three phases

ms

≤2

Outline and installation dimensions of circuit breaker

FAQ
Q: What key parameters should be paid attention to when selecting 40.5kV gas cabinet VCB?
A:
Focus on three categories of parameters: system matching, performance indicators and cabinet adaptation to ensure stable operation: ① System matching parameters: Rated voltage (40.5kV, consistent with the gas cabinet and distribution system), rated current (630A/1250A, matching the system load), rated short-circuit breaking current (≥25kA/31.5kA, resisting short-circuit impact); ② Core performance indicators: Mechanical life (≥10000 operations), electrical life (≥2000 operations), arc-extinguishing vacuum degree (≤1.33×10⁻²Pa), insulation level (power frequency withstand voltage ≥95kV), ensuring long-term reliable operation; ③ Cabinet adaptation parameters: Installation dimension (matching 40.5kV gas cabinet internal space), operating mechanism type (manual/electric), interlock interface size (matching the cabinet and PT isolation switch interlocking system). For high-altitude (≥1000m) and high-pollution areas, select products with enhanced insulation and anti-corrosion structures.
Q: What is a 40.5kV gas cabinet vacuum circuit breaker (VCB) and its core functions?
A:

It is a dedicated medium-voltage electrical component installed in 40.5kV SF6 gas-insulated cabinets, adopting vacuum arc-extinguishing technology to realize on-off control and fault protection of the medium-voltage power distribution circuit. Its core functions include 3 key points: ① Circuit protection: Reliably cut off normal load current and short-circuit fault current (≥31.5kA) to avoid equipment damage caused by faults; ② Arc-extinguishing performance: Use vacuum as the arc-extinguishing medium, with fast arc-extinguishing speed, no environmental pollution, and stable performance under SF6 gas insulation; ③ Safety interlocking: Realize mechanical interlock with the cabinet door, isolation switch and PT (potential transformer) isolation switch to avoid misoperations such as live maintenance and closing with grounding. It is widely used in 40.5kV medium-voltage distribution systems such as power grids, industrial and mining enterprises and commercial parks.

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