Operation Instruction of MNS low-voltage switch

cabinet

Jiangsu Liyang Electric Appliances

Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Contents
1． General rules............................................................................................................................2
1.1 Overview......................................................................................................................................2
1.2 Standards and specifications........................................................................................................2
1.3 Service conditions........................................................................................................................2
2． Technical parameters...............................................................................................................3
2.1 Electrical data...............................................................................................................................3
2.2 Structural form.............................................................................................................................3
3． Foundation and on-site installation........................................................................................1
3.1 General requirements for installation site....................................................................................1
3.2 Installation of the switch cabinet.................................................................................................1
3.3 Installation of power and control cables......................................................................................2
3.4 Ending of the installation.............................................................................................................2
4． Cabinet operation....................................................................................................................2
4.1 Preparation before startup............................................................................................................2
4.2 Startup..........................................................................................................................................3
4.3 Cabinet operation.........................................................................................................................3
4.3.1 Operation of PC cabinet (frame-type circuit breaker)......................................................3
4.3.2 Operation of the drawer-type switch cabinet....................................................................4
4.3.2.1 Operation of 8E/4 and 8E/2 drawer units..............................................................4
4.3.2.2 Operation for 8E, 16E and 24E drawer units........................................................5
4.3.3 Operation of the horizontal knife fuse unit......................................................................8
4.3.4 Operation of the plug-type switch cabinet........................................................................9
5． Maintenance...........................................................................................................................11
5.1 Check..........................................................................................................................................11
5.2 Maintenance...............................................................................................................................11
5.3 Replacement of damaged components......................................................................................12
6． Spare parts and special tools................................................................................................12
1． General rules
1.1 Overview
MNS low-voltage switch cabinet is a device subject to Factory-Built Assembly (FBA)
with standard modules. It is applicable for power supply and distribution systems with AC
50/60Hz, rated working voltage (≤660V) and rated current 6300A and below. It is used
for distribution, conversion and control of electric energy and for reactive power
compensation.
MNS low-voltage switch cabinet is a control device with advanced technology, stable
performance, reasonable structure, convenient use, as well as safety and reliability. It has
been widely used in power supply and distribution systems such as those for power
generation, construction, iron and steel, cement, mine and petrochemicals.
1.2 Standards and specifications
MNS switch cabinet is designed and manufactured based on the following standards
IEC standard
IEC60439 Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies
China National Standards
GB/T14048 Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear general rules
GB7947 Color coding for insulated and bare conductors
GB7251 Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies
JB/T9661 Low voltage withdrawable switchgear assemblies
JB4012 Low-voltage air disconnectors, switches, disconnectors, swtich-disconnectors and
fuse-combination units
GB3983 Low voltage shunt capacitors
GB7947 Color coding for insulated and bare conductors
1.3 Service conditions
a. Ambient temperature: the ambient air temperature shall not be more than +40°C, or less
than -5°C, and the average value measured within 24 hours shall not exceed +35° C.
b. Ambient humidity: in the clean air, the relative humidity shall not exceed 50% at the
highest temperature of +40ºC, and a relatively high relative humidity is allowed at lower
temperature. e.g., the relative humidity is 90% at +20ºC, but in view of the temperature
change, it is possible to generate moderate condensation occasionally.
c. The temperature range from -25ºC to +55ºC is suitable for transport and storage and
can extend to +70ºC in a short time (≤24h).
d. The altitude shall not exceed 2000m.
e. Seismic intensity: no more than 8 degrees.
f. Environmental pollution level：level 3.
2． Technical parameters
2.1 Electrical data

Organizati
Project Data
on
Main circuit V 380,660
Rated operating
Auxiliary
voltage V AC220,AC380,DC110,DC220
circuit
Rated insulation
Main circuit V 400,690
voltage
Rated impulse
withstand Main circuit kV 6,8
voltage(1.2/50μs)
≤5000(for single-sided operation
Horizontal
A cabinet),≤3600(for double-sided
Rated operating bus
operation cabinet)
current(at IP3X)
1000(drawout-type),2000(plug-type
Vertical bus A
MCCB)
Horizontal
Rated short-time kA/1S 50,65,80,100
bus
withstand current
Vertical bus kA/1S 50,65,80
Horizontal
Rated peak kA/0.1S 105,143,176,220
bus
withstand current
Vertical bus kA/0.1S 105,143,176

2.2 Structural form

Overview of the structural form
The basic framework of the low-voltage switch cabinet structure features combined
assembly. The cabinet blanking plate is made of high-quality cold-rolled steel plate. All
frames, inner partition plates and functional units are made of high-quality imported
aluminum-zinc-coated steel plate. During the processing and shearing, the aluminum-zinc
coating can automatically cover the sheared edge with the shear knife, so the sheared
edge has strong self-healing ability and won’t be subject to corrosion or rusting. The
remaining structural metal parts of the cabinet, which is made of the cold-rolled plate, are
galvanized for corrosion prevention.
The low-voltage switch cabinet is assembled by C type upright column secured by steel
self- tapping screws and bolts. It has enough mechanical strength to ensure no shaking or
distortion after component installation and upon operation. Each switch cabinet is
separated into three compartments inside, namely, the horizontal bus compartment,
functional unit compartment and cable compartment. An aluminum-zinc-coated plate is
used to separate between the compartments.
MNS is based on 8E (E=25mm), and its functional units are 8E/4, 8E/2, 6E, 8E, 12E,
16E, 24E, 32E, and 72E. One MCC cabinet can be equipped with up to 36 functional
units, and the assembly with combination of PC with MCC is allowed.
3． Foundation and on-site installation
In order to ensure the best installation procedure and quality, specially trained or full-time
personnel shall be in charge of guidance and supervision in the field and conduct relevant
operation in accordance with the requirements of the operation manual.
3.1 General requirements for installation site
Before installation of the switch cabinet, the civil works for the power distribution room
must be completed and accepted, and equipped with lighting and the power supply and
ventilation devices for installation. The power distribution room should be dry, tidy and
air-ventilated, and its door can be locked. In addition, the wall-through holes and cable
trench are well prepared in advance. The ceiling height of the power distribution room
should not be less than 3000mm. Conditions of all power distribution rooms must be
guaranteed to meet the normal operating conditions of the specified indoor switch
cabinet.
3.2 Installation of the switch cabinet
After the installation conditions are available, the installation of the switch cabinet can be
started. It must be noted that the installation of the switch cabinet must be done by
installation personnel with installation qualifications to avoid any possible problems.
-- Move the switch cabinet to the position for installation in the order given by the layout
drawing.
-- Wipe the bus with a piece of clean, dry and soft cloth to remove grease and adhering
dirt. If the cabinet is dirty, it should be cleaned in the same way before installation.
- Accurately adjust the position and verticality of the switch cabinet on a unit-by-unit
basis on the foundation (the edge of the front of the switch cabinet must not deviate from
the vertical line by more than 2mm). During adjustment of the position of the switch
cabinet, it’s needed to insert the main bus and the grounding bus of the switch cabinet into
the connection position nearby the cabinet. If there are more than 10 switch cabinets, it is
best to install and adjust them from the middle.
-- Connect the switch cabinets together with bolts.
-- After all the switch cabinets are assembled, they shall be fixed to the foundation with
anchor bolts or welded to the basic channel steel.
-- After the switch cabinet is assembled, connect the main bus and the grounding bus with
the bolts attached to the switch cabinet.
-- Connect the main and grounding buses to the grounding grid of the power distribution
room.

3.3 Installation of power and control cables

The connection of the cable must be carried out according to the construction
requirements in cable construction areas. Refer to the following procedures for routine
operation.
-- Open the switch cabinet cable compartment door (the rear door where an outgoing line
at the rear part is arranged, or the side door where an outgoing line is arranged at the side
part).
-- Introduce a power cable and strip it at a predetermined length.
-- Make cable terminations as required by the manufacturer.
-- Pass the cable through the bottom panel of the switch cabinet, connect it to the cable
terminal of the circuit breaker or functional unit in the cabinet, and secure the cable on the
cable bracket.
-- Block the gap according to the construction requirements of each place to prevent small
animals from entering the cabinet.
-- For the control cable between the cabinets, connection is made through the cable trough
over the control room.
3.4 Ending of the installation
-- Check whether the bolt connections are tight or not, especially those by the bus and
grounding system bolts installed in the field.
-- Carefully clean the inside and the enclosure of the switch cabinet.
-- Carefully check whether there are any remaining items such as tools and bolts left in
the switch cabinet.
4． Cabinet operation
4.1 Preparation before startup
Before poweron, the following work shall be done:
-- Check the overall situation of the switch cabinet, find out the various hazards, and
confirm that such hazards have been completely eliminated.
-- Check whether the switch cabinet is installed correctly and whether the busbar
connection is reliable.
-- Manually check whether the operation of the circuit breakers and the functional units
are flexible, and whether the interlocking devices of the functional units are correct and
reliable.
-- Check whether the connection between the main grounding bus and the grounding
conductor of the substation outside the cabinet is reliable, and clean the grounding busbar
surface. The grounding circuit contact resistance should be no more than 1000
microohms.
-- Check whether the cable connections are reliable.
-- Remove all remaining materials, irrelevant objects and tools inside the cabinet.
-- Wipe the cabinet and the sealing strips at the inside of the cabinet door with a piece of
soft cloth that is clean, dry, and well-knit. Wipe off adhering dust and grease.
-- Close all cabinet doors that were opened during installation.
-- Familiar with and master the operation of circuit breakers, MCC drawers, etc.
-- Test the insulation resistance and pressure resistance of the switch cabinet according to
the requirements of national standards.
4.2 Startup
-- Observe the relevant safety regulations.
-- Leave all switches in the cabinet in OFF position. Place all manual/automatic transfer
switches in the manual position.
-- Remove the grounding wires and short-circuited wires from the hazardous work area.
-- Power on the switch cabinet according to the normal procedure or power transmission
scheme, and observe the instruments, signals and indicators.
-- For the main components such as the circuit breaker/contactor, check their operational
performance by 5 opening/closing cycles.
-- Check whether the control circuit is normal.
-- Perform other measurements and inspections as required and check all functions.
-- Pay attention to any abnormal conditions.
4.3 Cabinet operation
Attention:
All operations shall be carried out when the door of the switch cabinet is closed,
unless otherwise noted.
In case of particularly large resistance, it may be that the corresponding interlocking
has blocked the operation that needs to be performed. At this point, stop the
operation and carefully check the operating procedures for errors.
4.3.1 Operation of PC cabinet (frame-type circuit breaker)
4.3.1.1 Frame-type circuit breaker movement
Skip this section if you are configuring a fixed circuit breaker.
If a drawout circuit breaker is configured, the circuit breaker will have the operation and
test/disconnection positions. Using the operating handle provided with this circuit breaker
makes it possible to make the circuit breaker shift between the operating and
test/disconnection positions. Normally, when the circuit breaker is opened, insert the
handle into the operating hole, and rotate the handle to make the circuit breaker shift.
When shifting to the desired position, take off the handle.
Please refer to the operating manual of the circuit breaker for detailed operating
instructions and requirements.
4.3.1.2 Opening/closing of the frame-type circuit breaker
The frame type circuit breaker usually has two types of mechanisms: manual operation
and electric operation. For electrically operated circuit breakers, they also generally have
manual operation functions.
When operating manually, use the energy storage handle of the circuit breaker to operate
repeatedly to store energy and pay attention to whether the stored energy is sufficient.
After the energy storage is completed, the circuit breaker can be closed by electric or
mechanical button; when the electric operation is performed, the energy storage of the
circuit breaker is automatically completed by the circuit breaker, and no manual operation
is required. The opening of the circuit breaker is also usually enabled by electric or
mechanical buttons.
Please refer to the operating manual of the circuit breaker for detailed operating
instructions and requirements.
4.3.2 Operation of the drawer-type switch cabinet
4.3.2.1 Operation of 8E/4 and 8E/2 drawer units
The operation of the 8E/4 and 8E/2 drawer units is achieved by a handle switch mounted
on the instrument panel, which has five positions, with each designed to be electrically
and mechanically interlocked. Turn the handle to operate the drawer unit accordingly. The
operating handle can be equipped with padlocks (up to three) to prevent the drawer from
being inserted / withdrawn or the switch from being closed accidentally.
The function of each location is stated as follows:

Handle Symbol Position Function

 The main switch is closed, the control
On-position circuit is connected, and the drawer is
locked.
The main switch is opened, the control
Off-position circuit is disconnected, and the drawer is
locked.
The main switch is opened, the control
Test position circuit is connected, and the drawer is
locked.
The main circuit and the control circuit are
Withdrawing/inserting
disconnected, and the drawer can be
position
inserted and withdrawn.
Upon withdrawing by 30mm, the main
circuit and the control circuit are
Isolated position
disconnected to complete isolation, and the
drawer is locked.

① Closing of the main switch

After confirming that the operating handle is in the open position, you can close the
function unit. When the operating handle is switched from the off-position to the on-
position, first, push the operating handle inward according to an arrow marked on the
handle, then, rotate the handle from the “O” position to the “I” position. When the handle
is put in place, the main switch can be closed.
② Opening of the main switch
When the main switch is opened, it’s unnecessary to push the operating handle inward,
but it’s required to rotate the handle directly from the "I" position to the "O" position.
After rotating the handle in place, release the handle to open the main switch. Now, the
handle can withdraw automatically.
③ Withdrawing the drawer
When you need to withdraw the drawer, first turn the operating handle to the
withdrawing/inserting position, then pull the drawer operating handle to withdraw the
drawer. When most or all of the drawer is to be withdrawn, hold the lower part of the
drawer with your hand to avoid the risk of falling or damage to the drawer.
④ Inserting the drawer
When you need to insert the drawer, first confirm whether the operating handle is in the
withdrawing/inserting position, and then insert the drawer into the guide rail in the
cabinet correctly to push it into the cabinet. When inserting the drawer, you should apply
the force in a steady and proper way, and ensure to push the drawer after inserting it on
the guide rail correctly so as not to damage the drawer unit or cause malfunction.
⑤ Test and isolation
When the operating handle is rotated to the test position, the main switch will be opened,
and the control circuit be connected. At this time, perform the operations like the closing
test for the contactors of the circuit to prevent load from being charged; when the
operating handle is rotated to the isolated position, the main switch and the secondary
circuits are disconnected and isolated by 30mm.
4.3.2.2 Operation for 8E, 16E and 24E drawer units
Different from the 8E/4 and 8E/2 drawer units, the 8E, 16E and 24E drawer units have the
drawer whose operating handle is separated from the main switch handle. The operating
handle has four positions, with each designed to be electrically and mechanically
interlocked. Turn the handle to operate the drawer unit accordingly. The operating handle
can be equipped with padlocks (up to three) to prevent the drawer from being
inserted/withdrawn or the switch from being closed accidentally.
The function of each position of the drawer unit operating handle is stated as follows:

Handle Symbol Position Function

The main switch can be opened or closed,
Connected position
and the drawer can be locked
The main switch is opened, the control
Test position circuit is connected, and the drawer is
locked.
The main circuit and the control circuit are
Withdrawing/inserting
disconnected, and the drawer can be
position
inserted and withdrawn.
Upon withdrawing by 45mm, the main
circuit and the control circuit are
Isolated position
disconnected to complete isolation, and the
drawer is locked.

The function of each position of the main switch operation handle is stated as follows:

Handle Symbol Position Function

When the main switch is closed, the drawer
On-position
operating handle will be locked.

When the main switch is opened, the drawer

Off-position
operating handle can be operated.

There is a mechanical interlock between the drawer unit operating handle and the main
switch handle. When the drawer operating handle is in the connected position, the main
switch handle can perform opening and closing operations. When the drawer operating
handle is in other positions, the main switch is inoperable; on the contrary, when the main
switch is in on-position, the drawer operating handle is inoperable and locked.

① Closing of the main switch

After confirming that the drawer operating handle is in the connected position, the main
switch handle can be closed. Upon closing, turn the main switch handle from the “O”
position to the “I” position. After rotating the position, release the handle to close the
main switch. See figure 4.3.2.2.1.

Figure 4.3.2.2.1 Closing and opening of the main switch

② Opening of the main switch

Upon opening, rotate the main switch handle from the "I" position to the "O" position.
After the handle is rotated in place, release the handle is released to open the main switch.
③ Withdrawing the drawer
When you need to withdraw the drawer, first make sure that the main switch is in the off-
position, then turn the drawer operating handle to the withdrawing/inserting position, pull
out the drawer operating handle hard first to reach the test position (isolated by 45mm),
then pull up and out slightly to withdraw it. When most or all of the drawer is to be
withdrawn, hold the lower part of the drawer with your hand to avoid the risk of falling or
damage to the drawer. See Figure 4.3.2.2.2 and Figure 4.3.2.2.3.

Figure 4.3.2.2.2 Operation of the drawer operating handle

 Figure 4.3.2.2.3 Inserting and withdrawing of the drawer

④ Inserting the drawer

When required to insert the drawer, first make sure that the main switch is in the off-
position, then, align the handle with the guide rail in the cabinet, and make its front end
slightly inclined downwards to push the drawer into the cabinet. After inserting the
drawer into the guide rail, lift the drawer and push it inward smoothly. When inserting the
drawer, you should apply the force in a steady and proper way, and ensure to push the
drawer after inserting it on the guide rail correctly so as not to damage the drawer unit or
cause malfunction.
⑤ Test and isolation
When the main switch is in the off-position, and when the drawer operating handle is
rotated to the test position, the main switch will be opened, and the control circuit be
connected. At this time, perform the operations like the closing test for the contactors of
the circuit to prevent load from being charged; when the operating handle is rotated to the
isolated position, the main switch and the secondary circuits are disconnected and isolated
by 45mm.
⑥Reclosing after main switch trip
When the main switch trips, the main switch handle will automatically switch to the
"TRIP" position. Upon reclosing after check and maintenance, the main switch handle
must be turned counterclockwise to the "RESET" position. At this time, the main switch
completes the "RESET" operation. After the handle is released, the main switch returns to
the off-position for reclosing or other operations.
⑦ Emergency unlocking of the drawer unit
At the lower right side of the door panel of the drawer unit, there is an emergency
unlocking hole covered with a small plastic lid (see Figure 4.3.2.2). If the door can’t be
opened due to improper operation or unexpected failure, pull out the plastic lid, put a
small iron rod (Ø3) or a small screwdriver into the unlocking hole, press down on a
mechanical locking plate to open the door, and use a wrench to adjust the interlocking
mechanism to the withdrawing/inserting position to pull out the drawer for inspection or
maintenance. Be sure to cover the hole with the plastic lid after repairing and closing the
door, otherwise the original protection grade will be compromised.
 Figure 4.3.2.2 The emergency unlocking hole

4.3.3 Operation of the horizontal knife fuse unit

The SR series horizontal knife fuse unit adopts a modular, compact structure for
convenient use. Depending on different currents and functions, the unit has different
heights available in 2E, 4E and 8E versions. The operations for the unit with such three
height versions are exactly the same. The horizontal knife fuse unit generally has a fuse
handle and a lateral movement operating handle, and replacing the fuse or
closing/opening the switch can be completed by operating the corresponding handle. The
handle is designed to be electrically and mechanically interlocked to avoid misoperation.
When the lateral movement opening and closing handle is disconnected, the handle may
be equipped with a padlock to avoid accidents caused by closing the switch in a wrong
way.
① Opening and closing of the horizontal knife fuse unit
The SR switch with the operating mechanism is equipped with a lateral movement
operating handle that can be operated to open and close the switch. The handle moves at
an angle of approximately 45 º during operation. The operating handle can be folded in
both the on and off positions. After the operation, the handle should be folded to avoid
accidents or damage to the handle. See Figure 4.3.3.1.

Figure 4.3.3.1 Opening and closing of the horizontal knife fuse unit

② Fuse replacement
The horizontal knife fuse unit is equipped with a fuse handle, which allows easy
replacement of the fuse. When the fuse needs to be replaced, first make sure that the
switch is in the off-state, then use a special key to open the lock catch on the right side of
the fuse handle. After pulling out the key, pull the right side of the fuse handle outward to
replace the fuse. After the fuse is replaced, please return the handle to the original
position in reverse order.
③ Release of interlocking
If it is necessary to open the front panel due to the need for a voltage test on the live fuse
and other reasons, the interlocking can be released. Based on Figure 4.3.3.2, use a blade
or similar material to press it into the gap, then press down firmly to release the
interlocking and open the front panel.

Figure 4.3.3.2 Release of the interlocking of the horizontal knife fuse

4.3.4 Operation of the plug-type switch cabinet

The plug-type switch cabinet using plug-type components is easy to operate and use. The
plug-type unit panel is equipped with a main switch operating handle, which has on-and-
off positions. When the handle is rotated, the main switch can be operated accordingly.
The operating handle may be equipped with a padlock to avoid misoperation of the
switch.
The function of each position of the handler is stated as follows:

Handle Symbol Position Function

On-position Main switch closing

Off-position Main switch opening

① Closing/opening of the main switch

Operating the main switch handle makes it possible to open and close the main switch.
When closing the switch, turn the main switch handle from the “O” position to the “I”
position. After rotating the handle in place, release the handle to close the main switch;
when opening the switch, turn the main switch handle from the “I” position to the “O”
position. After rotating the handle in place, release the handle to open the main switch;
② Reclosing after main switch trip
When the main switch trips, the main switch handle will automatically switch to the
"TRIP" position. Upon reclosing after check and maintenance, the main switch handle
must be turned counterclockwise to the "RESET" position. At this time, the main switch
completes the "RESET" operation. After the handle is released, the main switch returns to
the off-position for reclosing or other operations.
③ Replacement of plug-in unit main switch
The main switch of the plug-in unit consists of two parts: a fixed part that is directly
mounted to the base and a switch body that is equipped with a plug-in isolated contact.
When the main switch needs to be inspected for repair, pull out the switch as follows
(refer to Figure 4.3.4):

Figure 4.3.4 Replacement of the plug-in switch

-- Make sure that the switch is in the off-state. When the switch is in the on-state, the
removable body is locked by the interlock device to avoid failure arising from accidental
unplugging.
-- Loosen the fixed screws on the top and bottom of the removable switch body.
-- Hold the switch with both hands and apply force smoothly outward to unplug the
switch body. When unplugging the switch body, be careful not to forcibly shake it left and
right to avoid damaging the switch or the base.
The reverse operation of the above operation sequence allows the switch to be inserted
into the fixed portion of the base.
5． Maintenance
There is little workload for maintenance of MNS switch cabinet. However, the
maintenance work can keep the switch cabinet flexible and reliable, so that it can last as
long as possible. Maintenance work can only be carried out by well-trained dedicated
personnel. As required by a user, maintenance can be performed by our professionals.
5.1 Check
Normally, the switch cabinet should be inspected and maintained regularly.
-- Isolate the area for operation in accordance with the relevant site safety procedures and
ensure that the power supply may not be reconnected.
-- Check the functions of the switchgear, controls, interlocks, protections, signals and
other devices.
-- Check the surface condition of the isolated contacts of the drawer unit. Withdraw the
drawer unit from the cabinet and visually inspect the movable contacts on the multi-
function board and drawer in the cabinet. If the silver coating on the contact surface is
worn to expose copper, or the surface is severely corroded to result in damage or
overheating (surface discoloration), please inform us to assist in replacing the contacts.
--Check the accessories and auxiliary devices of the switch cabinet and also check the
insulating plates for dry and clean state.
5.2 Maintenance
-- When finding that the switchgear is dirty (in the tropical or subtropical climate, salt
spray, mold, insects, condensation and other factors may cause pollution), wipe the
equipment carefully, especially the surface of the insulation. Wipe off dust with little
adhesion with a piece of soft, dry cloth. Use a piece of soft cloth dipped with mild
alkaline household cleaner to wipe off sticky/grease dirt, wipe up the switchgear with
clean water and dry it. For insulating materials and heavily contaminated components,
clean with halogen-free cleaner.
Note: It is forbidden to use Trichloroethane, trichloroethylene or carbon
tetrachloride!
-- A neutral lubricant should be filled when the lubrication for the mechanism and the
contacts of the drawer unit which have been inserted into the system is insufficient or
there is no lubrication.
-- Tighten the loose bolts on the bus and the grounding system.
-- Oil the sliding, rolling and bearing surfaces (such as guide rails, interlocking systems,
operating handle mechanisms and drawer idler wheels) in the switch cabinet.
5.3 Replacement of damaged components
The replacement of components shall be based on the principle that the original
performance of the switch cabinet shall not be affected. It is recommended to contact our
after-sales service department.
6． Spare parts and special tools
Our company can provide spare parts for materials in primary and secondary components
and switch cabinet. When the switch cabinet is in operation, the user should have certain
consumable spare parts and emergency spare parts, such as low-voltage fuses of various
specifications, so that they can be replaced in time without affecting the power supply. If
you need to purchase spare parts, please contact our company indicating the detailed
material names and quantity.
Regular special tools include the following items:
-- Operating handles for various frame type circuit breakers
-- Plug-in handle for fuses, etc.
-- Key to door lock
These tools can also be purchased separately from our company. Be sure to use special
tools when operating the switch cabinet.