630 Amps Isolator Switch, 3 Pole/ 4 Pole

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Model: RDDLZ-IS-HGL630A
Weight: 1.00
SKU: RDDLZ-IS-HGL630A

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The load isolator disconnect switch includes 3 pole and 4 pole to choose from. This is a brand new upgrade switch, rated for 630 Amps. When used in 380V, the power is 315 kW. When used in 660V, power is 185 kW.

630 Amps Load Isolator Disconnect Switch Specifications

Basics	Model			RDDLZHGL-630A
	Pole			3 Pole/4 Pole
	Weight		3 Pole	4.9kg
Technical Parameters			4 Pole	6.3kg
	Rated current			630A
	Rated insulation voltage Ui			690V
	Dielectric strength			1890V
	Rated surge-resistant voltage Uimp kV (installed category IV)			6
	Rated Working current le	380V	AC-21B	630A
			AC-22B	630A
			AC-23B	630A
	Motor power P(380V)kW		380V	315 kW
			660V	185 kW
	Rated short-time withstand current lcw (kA rms)1.0s			12.6
	Rated breaking capability Icn (Arms) AC23 380VA			5040
	Rated making capacity Icm(Arms) AC23 380V			6300
	Rated short-current making capacity Icm'(Kapeak value)			25.2
	Mechanical durability (number of cyclic operation)			800
	Electrical Curability 380V			200
	Electric durability Ue=660V, Rated current		COSφ=0.95AC21	7500
			COSφ=0.65AC22	500
			COSφ=0.35AC23	250
Working Environment	Moment of operation			14.5 Nm
	Temperature			-5℃~+55℃
	Way of working			Continuously working
	Operating			Handle
	Installation form			Vertical
	Altitude			≤2000m
	Pollution level			3
	Overvoltage level			Ⅲ
	IP level			IP 20

Dimension

Current	A	B	C	D	D1	E	ΦL	J	K	N	P	R	S	U	ΦX	Y	F	H
630A/3P	230	240	179	50	137	115	7	210	140	135	65	32	40	206	11	37	95	20
630A/4P	290	240	179	520	137	114	7	210	140	135	65	32	40	206	11	37	95	20

630 Amps Load Isolator Disconnect Switch Operation Mode

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Tips: What should I do if the isolating switch refuses to open or close?

Due to mechanical failures such as shaft pin falling, wedge bolt withdrawal, cast iron fracture, or electrical circuit failure, the tool bar may be disconnected from the operating mechanism, which may cause the isolation switch to refuse to close. At this time, the insulating rod is used for operation, or the human body is guaranteed. If it is safe, use a wrench to turn the shaft of each phase isolation switch.

When the isolating switch cannot be opened, if the operating mechanism is frozen by ice, you can gently shake it, and observe the parts supporting the porcelain bottle and the mechanism, so as to find out the obstacle location according to where the deformation and displacement occur. If the obstacle occurs in the contact part of the isolating switch, it should not be forced to open, otherwise the supporting porcelain bottle may be damaged and cause serious accidents. At this time, the operation mode of the equipment can only be changed to deal with it.

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