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General| Mechanical Life | 10, 000 operations |
|---|---|
| Amperes Continuous | 600 A, 900 A, 1200 A |
| Operating Mechanism | Manual |
| Insulation Medium | SF6 |
| Electrical Life | 100 operations |
Defines requirements for personnel authorized to install, operate, and maintain the equipment.
Emphasizes the importance of thoroughly reading the instruction sheet before installation or operation.
Instructs to store the instruction sheet in the Series 2000 Switch Operator manual holder.
Discusses selecting the equipment for specific applications within its rated environmental and operational limits.
Details environmental conditions like temperature, altitude, and wind loading for intended performance.
Outlines specific warranty terms, replacing the first paragraph of standard conditions of sale.
Lists conditions for warranty, including proper installation and adherence to inspection recommendations.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE signal words used in the document.
Advises contacting S&C for assistance if any part of the instruction sheet is not understood.
Instructs on obtaining additional copies of the instruction sheet and replacing damaged labels.
Identifies the location of various safety and instruction labels on the equipment with reference letters.
Provides a table listing safety labels by location, description, and reorder number.
Details procedures for examining shipments for damage upon receipt and notifying carriers.
Explains how to check shipment contents against a catalog drawing and avoid mixing components.
Provides guidelines for storing the circuit-switcher, including power for heaters and environmental protection.
Advises on initial steps like not removing protective wrapping and cutting shipping straps.
Details the process of installing pedestals onto anchor bolts and securing the high-speed base.
Guides on how to lift, position, and attach the switch operator to the high-speed base.
Describes the procedure for lifting and mounting the disconnect pole-units onto the high-speed base.
Details the steps for attaching the interrupters to their respective insulating support columns.
Explains how to connect the operator's uni-ball coupling to the interphase drive lever.
Provides instructions for attaching high-voltage conductors to terminal pads, emphasizing de-energization.
Details the process of removing the interrupter protective containers and associated hardware.
Guides on making external control-circuit wiring connections and setting up the operator.
Lists critical checks for correct connections and component seating before operation.
Explains how to adjust the two individually adjustable auxiliary-switch contacts using cams.
Explains the instantaneous trip-free capability of the stored-energy mechanism.
Details how to open and close the circuit-switcher using pushbuttons or remote signals.
Describes how to open the circuit-switcher using the manual trip lever or manual charging handle.
Explains how to decouple and recouple the disconnect-blade power train for inspection purposes.
Describes the function of the gas-pressure indicator and safety relief device on interrupters.
Explains the features and alarms of the optional remote gas-density monitoring system.
Recommends periodic inspection according to S&C schedules and procedures.
