Ecmweb 5532 Magvac
Ecmweb 5532 Magvac
Ecmweb 5532 Magvac
Ecmweb 5532 Magvac
Ecmweb 5532 Magvac

Medium-voltage circuit breakers

May 6, 2013
The MagVac line of medium-voltage circuit breakers (MVCBs) combines vacuum interrupter technology with linear magnetic latching actuators to eliminate more than 100 points of failure from traditional vacuum interrupter-based MVCB designs
The MagVac line of medium-voltage circuit breakers (MVCBs) combines
vacuum interrupter technology with linear magnetic latching actuators to eliminate more than 100 points of failure from traditional vacuum interrupter-based MVCB designs. The magnetic latching design delivers standard break times of less than three cycles and as low as one cycle for special applications. Each breaker comes with six NO contacts, six NC contacts, and a visual position indicator. An ANSI/IEC/BG-tested indoor switching module (ISM) simplifies interlocking through an integrated manual trip lever at the rear of the MVCB that blocks the unit both electrically and mechanically.

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For more information, visit www.cbsmagvac.com.

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