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DDHV Series V type center break disconnector

  • DDHV Series V type center break disconnector

Key attributes

Brand ROCKWILL
Model NO. DDHV Series ‘V’ type center break disconnector
Rated voltage 145kV
Rated normal current 2000A
Series DDHV Series

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

Overview

DDHV V type center break disconnector is a compact, reliable and easy-to operate substation equipment.

Suitable for applications up to 145 kV voltage level, DDHV is designed for installation in outdoor switchyards. It has two moving insulators per phase arranged in a ‘V’ configuration, which makes DDHV design compact and simple.  Due to this, DDHV is a preferred solution for substations where space is costly or limited.

DDHV disconnectors enable flexible design and reliable operations. Built-on earth switches are available and can be mounted on one or both sides of the disconnector.

Applications

  • Substations in small areas

  • Pole-top mounted

  • Mobile substations

Technology Parameters

Rated voltage (kV)

126

145

Rated current (A)

2000

Short time withstand current (kA)

44

Power frequency withstand voltage (kV)

against earth

230

275

across isolating distance

230

369

Lightning impulse withstand voltage (kV)

against earth

550

650

across isolating distance

550

750

Resistance of circuit(μΩ)

120

120

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Company overview
Workplace: 108000m²m² Total staff: 700+ Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
Workplace: 108000m²m²
Total staff: 700+
Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
Services
Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales
Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Electric transformer
Whole life care manager
Whole-life care management services for equipment procurement, use, maintenance, and after-sales, ensuring safe operation of electrical equipment, continuous control, and worry-free electricity consumption.
The equipment supplier has passed platform qualification certification and technical evaluation, ensuring compliance, professionalism, and reliability from the source.

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