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SabreRing Main Unit

Sabre catalogueTable of contentsIntroduction to Lucy ElectricProduct panoramaIntroduction to SabreInstallation and operating conditionsSafety featuresApplication exampleStandardsThe Sabre rangeNon extensible rangeExtensible rangeMounting styleProduct characteristicsi. Product presentationii. User interface and interlocking mechanismiii. Ring switchiv. Vacuum circuit breakerv. Circuit breaker protectiona. TLFb. Protection relaysvi. Protection CTs for TLF and relaysvii. BushingsOptions and accessoriesi. Secondary injectionii. Actuators (motors)iii. Cable boxes, glands and accessoriesiv. Bus bar couplingsv. MV sensorsvi. Watchdog for relaysvii. Operation counterviii. Castell locksix. Protection trip remote indicatorx. Shunt trip coilsxi. Earth fault indicators (EFI)Cable terminationsRemote terminal unit (RTU)Smart grid readyTechnical data sheetDimensionsModels, options and accessoriesSabre models and options order formAir metering unit (AMU)i. Characteristicsii. Mounting styleiii. Dimensionsiv. Options and AccessoriesAir metering unit (AMU) order formSabre accessories order formPage 30303031313233343537475357575758606668

Introduction to Lucy ElectricLucy Electric is a global leader in switching,protection and automation solutions forelectrical distribution systems with over100 years’ industry experience. From itsmodest beginnings in street lighting, thecompany today is a specialist in secondarypower distribution, engineering highperformance medium voltage switchgearfor utility, industrial and commercialapplications with a broad product portfoliothat includes overhead line equipment andretrofit and automation solutions.the capability to manufacture equipment to suit almostany location, climate or situation, Lucy Electric can alsooffer maintenance packages and dedicated after salessupport throughout the product lifecycle. A specialistUK based research and development facility ensures thatLucy Electric’s products are always at the cutting edge oftechnology enabling rapid response to evolving technicaland market demands of customers. All of our purposebuilt, state of the art manufacturing facilities espouse thelatest international Quality and Environmental standards.The global profile of Lucy Electric is emphasised throughmanufacturing facilities in the United Arab Emirates,Saudi Arabia and India, offices in China, Dubai, MalaysiaEngineering excellence coupled with state of theart technology make Lucy Electric one of the fewcompanies that can offer truly bespoke solutions. Withand South Africa and an established global network ofindustrial partners and contractors operating in over 50countries worldwide.Ring main unit range 1985199019952000200520102015Page 3

Product panoramaLucy Electric medium voltage and high voltage rangeRange nameTypeRated voltage(up to)TridentScimitarSabreAegisRapier GXRing main unitRapier AX Rapier DSBSwitch disconnector15.5kV17.5kV 24kV 24kV 38kV 36kV 145kVMode offault currentFuseFuseVacuumVacuum - - interruptionInsulationmediumOilSF6AirAirRated current630A800A2500A(up to)MountingGround / TransformerGroundInstallationPoleIndoor / OutdoorOutdoorOperationLocal / RemotePage 4PoleStructure

Introduction to SabreSabre ring main units are designed for secondarydistribution networks up to 24kV. The range isan ideal solution for indoor/outdoor compactsubstations and is available in non-extensible,extensible and modular formats to suit variousapplication requirements. All of the switchingfunctions are insulated with SF6 gas and sealedin a stainless steel tank with a leakage rate of lessthan 0.1% per year.The structural tank welding is performed by arobotic welding process ensuring high reliabilitywith a product life expectancy of more than 30years. The housing is fully treated using zinc coatedsteel and electrostatically applied oven cured paintto resist degradation from pollution and harshclimatic conditions.The transformer protection is by vacuum circuitbreaker. On request, the units can be supplied withintegrated automation for remote monitoring andcontrol functions.Characteristics: Anti-reflex mechanism to prevent load break switchopening under fault conditions Fully interlocked operation with padlocking facilityfor maximum operator protection Freestanding and transformer mounted units Integrated earth and test facility for easy and safe cabletest without removing cable connectionsActuators (motorised) for ring switches andcircuit breakers Choice of TLF (time limit fuses) or self/auxiliarypowered relay protectionSeamless integration with SCADA network forremote operation and control Maintenance free with 30 years life expectancy Up to 24kV and 630Amps ratings Non extensible, extensible and modular range Switching functions enclosed in a SF6 gas insulatedsteel tank, sealed for life Intuitive single line mimic diagram for simple andsafe operation Page 5

Installation and operating conditions IP54 outdoor installation (kiosk not necessary) Ambient temperature for operation: -25 C to 60 C Average temperature over 24 hours: 40 C Maximum altitude for operation without derating:1000m Insulation medium: SF6 Gas Interruption medium: VacuumSafety featuresOperation mechanismThe operating mechanism of the ring switches and circuitbreaker incorporates mechanical interlocks and padlockingfacilities which make it impossible to simultaneously closethe ring switch/circuit breaker and the earth switch.Anti-reflex mechanismAnti-reflex mechanisms on ring switches ensure a timedelay between switching operations.Internal arc withstandSabre gas tanks are fully internal arc rated and this featureis also available on the cable boxes (optional) to ensuremaximum operator safety in the event of internal faults.The gas tanks are available in AF (front), AFL (front andlateral) and AFLR (front, lateral and rear) ratings.For more details on internal arc classification (IAC) ratings,please refer to the technical data sheet.Page 6

Cable earth and test facility (E&T)E&T feature is used for testing cable insulation and tolocate faults in the circuit without the need to remove themain cables from the cable box.Ring switches: E&T is a standard featurelocated at the bottom of the unit.The cable test access cover is fully interlocked and cannotbe opened until the ring switch or circuit breaker switchis in the Earth ON position. The test bushings are earthedwith a star bar which has to be removed for cable tests.Vacuum circuit breakers: E&T is an optional feature onlyon 630A VCB and is located at the top of the unitCable boxesThe cable boxes are located laterally or at the rear ofthe ring main unit. Factory mounted protection CTs areprovided on the circuit breaker cable bushings for easeof installation and to avoid any potential damage to theCT during transit and connection. For additional operatorsafety, the cable boxes are earthed and can be interlockedto allow access to the operator only if the function is in theEarth ON position. There is an optionto supply these cable boxes with internal arc rating asper IEC standards (for further information, please referto the cable box, gland and accessories section).Page 7

Safety featuresVPISVPIS (Voltage Presence Indication System) is an optionalfeature in the Sabre range. The VPIS receives a voltagesignal through the voltage divider built into the cablebushings. They can also be fitted with neon lights andmomentary latching push buttons to show voltagepresence without needing external testing probes.Two types of voltage presence indication devicesare offered: Pfisterer sockets Neon indicators with push-to-test buttons andphase comparator socketsPfisterer socketsNeon indicator withpush-to-test buttonsGas pressure indicator A gas pressure indicator is fitted to the tank whichhas green and red sectors to indicate the minimumpermissible pressure for safe operation An optional remote gas pressure alarm (1N/O) canbe specified to alert the operator in the event of gaspressure falling below the permissible operable limitPage 8

Application examplesThe key areas of application are Energyi. Generation: wind power, solar powerii. Distribution: compact substations Infrastructure: tunnels, airports, ports,underground railway stations Commercial buildings: hospitals, shopping centres,hotels, office buildings, data centres Industries: water and waste water, mining, minerals,automotive, iron and steel, paper and pulp, cementand petroleumStandardsInternational StandardsIEC 62271-1IEC 62271-100IEC 62271-102IEC 62271-103IEC 62271-200ENA TS 41-36Page 9

The Sabre rangeNon extensible rangeNon extensible ring main units are an ideal solution for compact outdoor substations. Along with low voltage distributioncabinets, these units can be easily coupled to the distribution transformer, forming a compact outdoor package substation.Modular non-extensible ring switches are an ideal solution for making a switching point in the network. Ring main unitsVRN2a12/15.5kV, 2 ring switches 630A 1 VCB 250AVRN6a:12/15.5kV, 2 ring switches 630A 1 VCB 250/630APage 10

VRNFS17.5KV, 2 ring switches 630A 1VCB 400AVRN2424kV, 2 ring switches 630A 1 VCB 400APage 11

The Sabre range Modular ring switchDSN6a12/15.5kV, 2 ring switches 630AExtensible rangeThe extensible range is used to add another functionon the left, right or both sides of switchgear installedin secondary networks. This is an ideal solution toallow future upgrades to systems when extra capacityis required. The units can be easily extended in anycombination on site without specific tooling or floorpreparation and without the need to transfer SF6 gas. Theextensible range is designed to be mounted outdoorswithout needing a kiosk.Page 12The units are extended as shown in the diagram below:All the extensible units are available in thefollowing configurations: Left hand Right hand Both sides

Ring main unitsVRE2a12/15.5kV, 2 ring switches 630A 1 VCB 250AVRE6a12/15.5kV, 2 ring switches 630A 1 VCB 250/630APage 13

The Sabre range Modular ring switchSSE6a12/15.5kV, 1 ring switch 630ADSE6a12/15.5kV, 2 ring switches 630APage 14

Modular circuit breakersVCE2a12/15.5kV, 1 VCB 250AVCE6a12/15.5kV, 1 VCB 630APage 15

Modular circuit breakersVCE2424kV, 1 VCB 400APage 16

Mounting style Freestanding unitsOutdoor free standing withbottom entry cable boxPage 17Indoor free standing withtop entry cable box

Transformer mounted unitThe Sabre ring main unit along with the low voltagedistribution cabinet is mounted on the distributiontransformer to form a low cost outdoor package substationto be used in distribution networks.Page 18

Product characteristicsi. Product presentationVRE6a RMU parts labeled. For other products pleaserefer to their respective IOM.1Fascia / front panel2Optional ‘pull to trip’ knob &‘tripped on fault’ indicator blanks3Circuit breaker/Tee-off operation slot4Circuit breaker/Tee-off indicator5Circuit breaker/Tee-off selector6Disconnector operation slot7Disconnector indicator (service/earth)8Disconnector padlock flap9Ring switch 2 indicator10Ring switch 2 selector11Ring switch 2 motor pack12Ring switch cable test access cover13Ring switch 1 selector14Door15Ring switch 1 indicator16Ring switch 1 operating aperture17Circuit label - customer customization18Optional VPIS plates for LH/RHRing switches & CB/Tee-off19SF6 top up valve - Hansen coupling20Pressure indicator21TLFPage 19122134586207191817141615911131210

ii. User interface and interlocking mechanismSafety interlockingRing switch and circuit breaker mechanisms are fitted with safety interlocks toprotect the operator and equipment from unintentional operationPositionInterlock statusRing switchSelectorCable box(optional)Earth & ONLockedEarth ONEarthOFFUnlockedRing switch mechanismPositionInterlock ock(optional)Earth & testinterlock(optional)ONMainLockedLockedOFF (Tripped)MainLockedLockedOFF (Reset)EarthLockedLockedEarth ONEarthUnlockedUnlockedEarth ONEarthLockedLockedOFF (Tripped)EarthLockedLockedCircuit breakermechanismPage 20

iii. Ring switchStandard features Three function ON, OFF & Earth spring loadedmechanism, independent manual operation Single mechanism with rotary moving shaft forswitching ON/OFF/Earth positions Interlocked selector with padlocking facility forselecting Mains or Earth ON position Single line intuitive mimic diagram with clear indicationof switch status (ON, OFF or Earth position) Fully interlocked cable earth and test (E&T) facility Gas pressure indicatorshafts, one for circuit breaker ON/OFF position andanother for selecting disconnector in Mains or Earth(isolation)Interlocked disconnector selector, locked fromoperation when circuit breaker is in ON positionTrip coil for receiving tripping signal from relay orTLF devicesProtection function TLF or relay (customer specific)Single line intuitive mimic diagram with clear indicationof switch status (ON, OFF or Earth position)Gas pressure indicatorHorizontal cable terminations at the rear of the unitwith parallel bushings (except for VRNFS and VRN24which have DIN 400 type C bushings as standard)Protection CTs (current transformers) mounted on cablebushings (customer specific ratios)Padlock facility (8mm diameter hole) for all theoperating positions Lateral cable terminations with DIN 400 type C bushings Padlock facility (8mm diameter hole) for all theoperating positions Optional features, factory fittedOptional features, factory fitted Remote low gas pressure alarm,1N/O VPIS - voltage presence indication system Remote switch position indicator (1N/O,1N/C and 2N/O,2NC) Short circuit and earth fault current indicators (EFI) Actuator (motor) wiring Castell locksOptional features also available as retrofit Actuator (motor) for ring switch (only if unit is pre wiredfor motorisation) Internal arc rated cable box Wide range of cable glands and accessories toaccommodate 1 and 3 core cables (refer to cablebox section for further information)iv. Vacuum circuit breaker 250A rated vacuum circuit breaker fortransformer protection 400A rated vacuum circuit breaker fortransformer/downstream network protection 630A rated vacuum circuit breaker fortransformer/downstream network protectionStandard features Three functions (ON, OFF & Earth), two position springloaded mechanism, independent manual operation Single mechanism with two independent operatingPage 21 Remote low gas pressure alarm,1N/O Mechanical (manual) pull-to-trip button for localoperation VPIS (voltage presence indication system - refer toVPIS section for more details) Remote circuit breaker position indicator (1N/O,1N/Cand 2N/O, 2NC) Fully interlocked cable earth and test facility (only on630A VCB) Self-powered relay for protection (customer specific) TLF (time limit fuses) for alternative protection Wide range of CTs for TLF and relay protection Remote protection trip output status signal (for TLFor relay trip status) 1N/O Shunt trip coils for external tripping Tripped on fault indication Watchdog for relays (only available with selective relays) Circuit breaker actuator enabled indication Actuators (motor) wiringOptional features also available as retrofit Actuator (motor) for CB (only if unit is pre wired formotorisation) Internal arc rated cable box Wide range of cable glands and accessories toaccommodate 1 and 3 core cables (refer to cablebox section for further information)

v. Circuit breaker protectionTwo types of protection devices are offeredto protect the circuit breaker TLF : Time limit fuses Protection relaysa. TLFWhen utilised in conjunction with circuit breaker typering main units, time limit fuses (TLF) are a cost effectivemethod of providing fault protection for overcurrent andearth faults (optional) to a transformer of 2MVA or less.It is a recognised method of protection and was developedto comply with EA 41-26 (now superseded by ENA TS 4136) with fuse links in accordance with ENA TS 12-6.It should be noted that the TLF protection system isnot a device for limiting overload levels of individualtransformers. It should be used for fault protection only.The TLF system provides protection for overcurrent andearth faults between the MV circuit breaker and the LVprotection device.The selected TLF rating should be such that it allows fordiscrimination between the MV & LV devices. This willensure that the circuit breaker does not open for faultsbeyond the LV distributor protection device.When fitted with TLF, the Lucy RMU can also be configuredto enable tripping of the circuit breaker from remotedevices (Bukholtz, LV CB etc).Fuse dimensions: Length 57mm x Diameter 13mmLucy Electric customers in Europe, the Middle East, Africaand Asia are currently using TLF protection system withintheir distribution networks.Page 22

Recommended TLF settingsTransformer ratings (kVA)200315500Rated voltage (kV)80010003.310Act ratio 50/56.65A10A15AEarth fault setting 25A(instantaneous trip)113A5A10A15A13.83A5A10A15A3A5A7.5A243.3ct ratio 100/5Earth fault setting 30A(instantaneous trip)125016002000TFL fuse rating 7.5A10A12.5A15A5A5A6.6247.5AAdvantage of vacuum circuit breaker with TLFcompared to HV fusesFeatureVCB with TLFOverall cost of unitsFuse switchSimilarApproximate fuse replacement costMaximum rating of transformer, can be protected 5 502MVA*1MVAMaximum rated normal current630A200APhysical size of fusesSmallLargePossibility of some pollution while changing fuses causing PD and flashover issuesNoYesLV sideHV sideVery small with multi ratio CTLargeFuse location inside the unitRange of fuses required for different rated transformers(* No issues with transfer current switching to IEC 62271-105, which minimizes the MVA rating)Advantage of vacuum circuit breaker with TLFcompared to protection relaysFeatureTLFProtection relayInstallation cost of functionLowHighNot requiredAs requiredAuxiliary power source for operationDelay in activation of trip function due to capacitor charging time lagNo delayDelayEmployee training on setting tripping curvesNot requiredRequiredAdditional training on different manufacturer setting up procedureNot requiredRequiredMaintenance and repair costLowHighOperating temperature limitationsNoneUp to 70 CUpstream and downstream discrimination protection of circuitYesYesOvercurrent and Earth fault protectionYesYesPage 23

b. Protection relaysWoodward WIP 1ManufacturerWoodwardRangeWIP1FunctionsThe Sabre range can be fitted with self-powered relaysfor protecting the transformer or downstream networkfrom fault currents by tripping the circuit breaker. Theserelays incorporate many advanced features and have avariety of settings to provide discrimination protection innetworks. The self-powered feature eliminates reliance onexternal power sources and increases the performance andreliability of the protection function.Below are the technical characteristics of Woodward WIP1and Fanox SIAC range. Other manufacturers’ relays can alsobe incorporated into the units on request.Phase overcurrent Short circuit protection Number of overcurrent elements2Earth overcurrent Number of earth overcurrent elements2CharacteristicsDisplay (measuring values and parameters) Setting via buttons Standard CT (1A/5A)1ALED pickup LED trip indicator Flag indication output Fault memory Clock Password protection Electro impulse and relay contact output Number of output relays3 C/OInput remote tripping InterfaceORS 485 interface with pro open data protocolORS-485 interface with Modbus protocolOAdditional power supplyKey StandardOO OptionPage 24

DSIAC*********BSIAC*********FA FunctionsPhase overcurrentShort circuit protectionNumber of overcurrent elementsEarth overcurrentNumber of earth overcurrentelementsPickup levelStartup time (Trip time after fault.Single phase) 250P:Tap:0.1 30xInTime:0,02 300 s51P:Tap:0.1 7xIn250P:Tap:0.1 30xInTime:0,02 300 s51P:Tap:0.1 7xIn3(2) 50P:Tap:0.1 30xInTime:0,02 300 s51P:Tap:0.1 7xIn 250N:Tap:0.1 30xInTime:0,02 300 s51N:Tap:0.1 7xIn250N:Tap:0.1 30xInTime:0,02 300 s51N:Tap:0.1 7xIn3(2) 50N:Tap:0.1 30xInTime:0,02 300 s51N:Tap:0.1 7xIn0,2xIn(single phase)0,1xIn (three phase)0,2xIn(single phase)0,1xIn (three phase)0,2xIn(single phase)0,1xIn (three phase)130 ms130 ms70 ms (Display 20x2) (Display 20x2) (Display 20x2) The test menu can be used to checkthe operation of thesignaling components (LEDs andmagnetic indicators), along withthe trip output and the signalingoutputs The test menu can be used to checkthe operation of thesignaling components (LEDs andmagnetic indicators), along withthe trip output and the signalingoutputs The test menu can be used to checkthe operation of the signalingcomponents (LEDs and magneticindicators), along with the trip output and the signaling outputsCharacteristicsDisplay (measuring values andparameters)Setting via buttonsTest menuSettings groups1131A or 5A (depending on model)1A or 5A (depending on model)1A or 5A (depending on model)LED pickupThe pickup message is shown atthe display. Besides, the SIA-C frontpanel has three LED pilot lightsto show the type of power beingused: self-power, battery or auxiliarypowerThe pickup message is shown atthe display. Besides, the SIA-C frontpanel has three LED pilot lightsto show the type of power beingused: self-power, battery or auxiliarypowerThe pickup message is shown atthe display. Besides, the SIA-C frontpanel has two LED pilot lights toshow the type of power being used:self-power or batteryLED trip indicatorTo signal the trip, the front panel isequipped with 1 bistable magneticindicator which indicates a triphas occurredTo signal the trip, the front panel isequipped with 1 bistable magneticindicator which indicates a triphas occurredTo signal the trip, the front panel isequipped with 2 bistable magneticindicators which indicates a trip hasoccurredStandard CT (1A/5A)Page 25

****BSIAC*********FAFlag indication outputFlags are included in the relay, noneed of external modulesFlags are included in the relay, noneed of external modulesFlags are included in the relay, noneed of external modulesFault memory20 fault reports (64 events each)20 fault reports (64 events each)20 fault reports (64 events each)500 events in non-volatileRAM memory500 events in non-volatileRAM memory500 events in non-volatileRAM memoryClock Password protection Trip contact for striker or coil Trip contact for striker or coil Trip contact for striker or coil2 NO/NC2 NO/NC3 NOWatchdog contact---Input remote tripping InterfaceRangeEventsCharacteristicsElectro impulse and relay contactoutputNumber of output relaysOOORS 485 interface with pro opendata protocol---RS-485 interface with ModbusprotocolOOption included in the relay, noneed for an external moduleMODBUSOOption included in the relay, noneed for an external moduleMODBUSOOption included in the relay, noneed for an external moduleMODBUSOOption included in the relay, noneed for an external moduleOOption included in the relay, noneed for an external moduleOOption included in the relay, noneed for an external moduleNo need for an internal battery tokeep events and faults due to FRAMmemoryNo need for an internal battery tokeep events and faults due to FRAMmemoryNo need for an internal battery tokeep events and faults due to FRAMmemoryAdditional power supplyBatteryOther manufacturers’ relays are also available on request, please contact our local Sales Office for more information.Page 26

vi. Protection CTs for TLF and relaysThe protection CT is used in conjunction with relays or TLF protection to protect a wide range of distribution transformers.These CTs are mounted on the circuit breaker tee-off bushings inside the cable box to guard them from damagein transportation, installation and adverse weather conditions.A comprehensive range of CTs* is available to suit varied application requirementsDual ratio CT 100/50/Dual ratio CT 200:100/Triple ratio CT 150:100:50/*Please contact our local Sales Office for more informationvii. BushingsDIN 400type Ci. Cable bushingsa. Ring switch: DIN 400 type C(125mm phase centre distance)b. Vacuum circuit breaker tee-off: Parallel bushings (105mm phase centre distance)Optional adaptor for converting parallelbushings connection to DIN 400 type C(125mm phase centre distance) DIN 400 type C (125mm phase centre distance)Parallelbushingsc. Metering unit: DIN 400 type C(125mm phase centre distance)ii. Bus bar extension bushings:(Obround 125mm phase centre distance)iii. Test bushingsObroundbushingsTest bushingsPage 27

Options and accessoriesi. Secondary injectionSecondary injection is used to test the relays or TLFoperation without switching on the high voltage supplyto the unit. A low voltage is applied to the secondary sideof the CT connection (located in terminal box) to testthe operation of the protection devices at the time ofcommissioning and routine tests.Marshalling boxii. Actuators (motors)Sabre units are fitted with 24V DC motors, which can bepowered from the Gemini remote terminal unit (RTU) 24VDC battery in the event of mains AC supply failure.Ring switch actuatorVaccumcircuitbreakeractuatorPage 28

iii. Cable boxes, glands and accessoriesCable boxCable boxes are available for the following:o Ring switches cable bushingso Circuit breakers tee-off bushingso Metering units bushingso Extensible bus bar bushings Safety interlocks: The cable boxes can be interlocked with a ringswitch or circuit breaker mechanism. Interlocked cable boxes canonly be removed when the circuit is in the ‘Earth ON’ position Internal arc ratingo Non internal arc rated cable box as standardo Internal arc rated cable boxes 12.5kA 1sec and 20kA1 sec as optional Cable box lengthso 450mmo 610mm Cable entryo Top entry with IP50 standard (indoor only) IP54 optionalo Bottom entry with IP54 as standard Straight AngledBottom entryCable gland and gland plates Cable gland and gland plateso 1 x 3 core cable X size Gland plateso X size gland plate with earth stud Glandso X tube glandso X brass wiping gland Y size Gland plateso Y size gland with earth stud Glandso Y tube glandso Y brass wiping glando 3 x 1 core cable Gland plates 3 hole split steel with earth stud 3 hole split steel with earth bar 3 hole solid brass with earth stud 3 hole solid brass with earth bar Glands Single core compression gland Single core heat shrink glandsPage 29Top entry cable boxAngled cable boxFor further information refer to the accessories table.

iv. Bus bar couplingsBus bar couplings are used to connect two extensible units.Bus bar coupling lengths 453mm 500mm 750mmBus bar insulation types Heat shrink (manufactured by SPS) Heat shrink (manufactured by Raychem) Heat shrink (manufactured by REPL) Cold fit rubber boot (manufactured by Pirelli)v. MV sensorsMV sensors are used to detect the medium voltage in the cable andsend a signal to the remote control device for auto changeover.vi. Watchdog for relaysThey are used to check the healthy operation of relays.vii. Operation counterThey are used to count the number of mechanical operations ofthe ring switch and circuit breaker mechanisms.viii. Castell locksRing switch: Castell locks are used to prevent closing of the open pointin the ring network.Circuit breaker: Key free Earth ON: They are typically used forpreventing transformer cubicle access until the circuit breaker isin the Earth ON position.ix. Protection trip remote indicatorThey are used to send a signal to a remote terminal unit if a protectiondevice relay or TLF has tripped (operated).Castell lockPage 30

x. Shunt trip coilsShunt trips are magnetic coils that are used to trip circuit breakersthrough local push buttons, RTUs or additional transformer protectiondevices.Shunt trips are available in the following voltages: DC voltage: 12V, 24V, 48V and 110VAC voltages: 110V, 240VMultiple voltage range: 24VAC/DC – 240VAC/DC.Shunt tripxi. Earth Fault Indicators (EFI)Earth fault indicators (EFI) are used for rapid location and isolation offaults on medium voltage networks in open loop ring main networks.When the unit detects asymmetrical currents in the 3 phase cable, anearth fault is indicated by means of a flashing LEDor mechanical flag.Below is the list of EFIs available for the Sabre rangeManufacturer Model:BLZ-50BFZ-50MFZ-50MLZ-50CFZ-50CLZ-50Suparule SensorformFeatures3.6V lithium ½ AA850mAH batteryPower source110-240V a.c.Voltage range1 – 38kVTrip current50APrimary indicationLEDFlashing duration 1000 hrsMech-flag (RED)--Minimum fault durationLEDMech-flagLED10 hrs-10 hrs2.5 cyclesManual resetPush buttonAutomatic timer reset4 or 8 hrs selectable10 secs after mains restoreManual trip testPush buttonOperating temperature-40 C to 80 COperating humidity0-100% RHIngress protectionCurrent sensor diameter:CT on current carryingphaseIP65CT100: 100mm CT150: 150mmOOOOOOCT300: 300mmOOOOOORemote flashing LED indicatorOOOOOOAuxiliary relay, 1N/O latchingOOOOOOKey Standard O Option Other manufacturers’ EFIs are also available on request, please contact our local sales office for more information.Page 31

Cable terminationsThe bushings are accessible by removing the cable box covers at the lateral and rear of the unit.The maximum cable sizes that can be used are: 300mm² 3 - core 500mm² single - core.The following types of terminations can be used with the Sabre range:Insulating bushing bootHeat shrinkinsulating bushing bootProfile “C” bolted separableDIN type C bushings (cable boxes) Insulating bushing boot Heat shrink insulating bushing boot Profile “C” bolted separableObround bushings (bus bar extension)The following c

an ideal solution for indoor/outdoor compact substations and is available in non-extensible, extensible and modular formats to suit various application requirements. All of the switching functions are insulated with SF6 gas and sealed in a stainless s

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