Manually Operated Aerial Switch (IACM)

Manually Operated Aerial Switch (IACM)

The IACM overhead switch is generally placed at the origin of major bypasses and makes it possible to isolate a section of network comprising several clusters of substations.

It complies with the NFC 64-140 type II standard

Operating principle

This device consists of a pantograph disconnector with a parallel air breaking device consisting of a zicral whip with wide clearance and high travel speed.

It is fitted with a tumbler-type stored-energy control giving a closing speed independent of the operator, guaranteeing closing power.

Construction

  • Reinforced hot-dip galvanized frame (according to standard NF EN ISO 1461).
  • Pantographs reinforced with spacers. 4 contacts per phase.
  • Double closing spark arrester per phase.
  • Non-adjustable load breaking device.
  • RP3 tempered glass insulator.
  • Shaft joints on bronze bearings.
  • Shaft end stops on shock absorbers.
  • Connections by terminal with a 12.5 mm diameter hole.
  • Optional connection by TST.7 pin

Fixing fitting:

– Chairs fixed by 6 rods on the post.

– Framework and chairs with device (keyed) prohibiting incorrect positioning of the switch

– Galvanized steel linkage and transmissions

– Aluminum control panel.

For post 11 to 13 m: 1 return equipped

2 counter irons

2 faceplate counter-irons

For post 14 to 16 m: 1 return equipped

1 bare transmission

4 counter irons

2 faceplate counter-irons

Characteristics

Specifications

 

 

Nominal voltage

kV

36

Rated rated current

A

630

Rated frequency

Hz

50

ambient temperature max. of the site

°C

+60

Min. site ambient temperature

°C

-20

Number of poles

U

3

Standards applied

 

IEC 62271-102

Rated power frequency withstand voltage (50 Hz, 1 sec.)

– Grounded and between poles

– On the isolation distance

kV kV

70

80

Lightning impulse withstand voltage

– Between phases to earth

– Over the entire insulation distance

kV kV

170

195

Rated breaking current of mainly active load (I1)

A

50

(Ik) / (Ip) / (Ima)

(Ik) : Permissible rated short-time current

(Ip) : Permissible rated peak current

(Ima) : Rated short-circuit making current

kA

25/50/50

Rated duration of short-time current (tk)

sec

1

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