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Automatic sectionlizer |
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Type SEIN |
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rated voltage [kV] |
15 to 36 |
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rated current [A] |
200 |
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Pick up current [kA] |
12 to 140 |
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Response time [ms] |
<50 |
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The automatic sectionalizer link SEIN constitutes a radical revolution
in the field of protection of derivations and branches in electrical
overhead distribution systems. It is a completely self-contained
single phase device designed for use with an up-stream circuit breakers
or auto reclosers with voltage ratings from 15 to 36 kV.
Recent statistical
studies show that approx. 90% of the melting of expulsion cut-out
fuses used on overhead lines happen due to transitory short circuits
caused by electric storms, contacts with branches of trees,
etc. The total replacement costs of the melted fuse link
can be as high as the cost of a new expulsion cut-out
fuse.
The SEIN provides an economic solution to this
problem assuring the effective isolation in case of a permanent
local fault but staying inert in cases of transitory
currents.
The SEIN provides also a solution to the problem,
that transitory short circuits are in most cases limited
to a single phase. In case of a permanent local fault
the 3-phase distribution transformer protected by the
expulsion cut-out fuse is then still operating with the
remaining two phases. It communicates with the unaffected
two phases by short-distance radio and causes them to
trip as well.
The automatic sectionalizer link
SEIN is interchangeable with the fuse holder of the our
expulsion cut-out fuses and other types available on
the market.
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Advantages |
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Avoids
melting of expulsion cut-out fuses due
to transitory short circuits |
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Rigid
mechanical design |
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Easy
installation |
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Maintenance-free
during total service life |
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Technical Features |
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Self contained device with integrated microprocessor |
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Short-distance
radio communication between three phases |
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Staying
inert in cases of transitory short circuit
currents |
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Interchangeable
with fuse holder of the most expulsion
cut-out fuses available on the market |
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