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Low-Voltage Draw-out Switchgear

Core low-voltage assembly for efficient power distribution and motor control.

Product Description

GCK low-voltage draw-out switchgear is a low-voltage power distribution assembly used as a power distribution center (PC) and motor control center (MCC) in power plants, substations, industrial plants, high-rise buildings, and similar applications. It is designed for AC 50-60Hz power systems with a rated operating voltage up to 660V and a rated current up to 4000A, enabling power distribution, centralized motor control, and reactive power compensation.

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Low-Voltage Draw-out Switchgear

GCK
Item  Parameter  
Rated operational voltage  400V, 380V  
Rated insulation voltage  800A  
Rated frequency  50Hz  
Rated currentMain busbarRated current1600A4000A6300A
  Rated short-time withstand current30kA80kA100kA
  Rated peak withstand current63kA176kA220kA
 Control cabinet distribution busbarRated current800A1500A1600A
  Rated short-time withstand current30kA50kA50kA
  Rated peak withstand current63kA105kA105kA
 Distribution (feeder) cabinet distribution busbarRated current//4700A
  Rated short-time withstand current65kA  
  Rated peak withstand current143kA  
Overvoltage category     
   IV  
Pollution degree     
   3  
Protection degree     
   IP41  

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