G&W 1-2-2 Gas Insulated Switchgear

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Gas Insulated Switchgear

G&W’s line of gas insulated switchgear is available with load break and/or fault interrupters and is designed and tested to IEEE standards. It’s ideal for harsh environments where submersibility is required for operation on distribution systems rated up to 38kV, 900A continuous current, and 40kA asymmetrical momentary current. G&W’s best-in-class puffer switchgear is ideal for mission-critical applications.

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Load Break Switchgear

G&W Electric offers a wide selection of padmount SF6 switches for systems rated 15.5kV through 38 kV, 40kA asymmetrical momentary, and 630A to 900A continuous current. SF6 gas provides excellent electrical and mechanical properties and offers many advantages compared to other dielectrics. Switches can be operated either manually or through various distribution automation packages.

RAM – Load Break Switchgear

GRAM- Load Break Switching with Integral Ground Position

T – Load Break Switchgear with Integral Ground

Load Break & Fault Interrupting Switch

G&W Electric offers a wide selection of padmount load break and fault interrupting capability SF6 switches for systems rated 15.5 through 38 kV,12.5kA to 25kA fault interrupting and 630A to 900A continuous current. The fault interrupters provide electronically controlled, resettable over current protection in a totally sealed, submersible, dead front device. SF6 gas provides excellent electrical and mechanical properties and offers many advantages compared to other dielectrics. Switches can be operated either manually or through various distribution automation packages.

RPFI – Load Break Switching & Fault Interrupting

LPFI – Load Break Switching & Fault Interrupting

PNI – Load Break Switching & Fault Interrupting

PVI – Load Break Switching & Fault Interrupting

TFI – Load Break Switching with Integral Ground and Fault Interrupting

TVI – Load Break Switching with Integral Ground and Fault Interrupting

TNI – Load Break Switching and Fault Interrupting both with Integral Ground

GNI – Load Break Switching and Fault Interrupting both with Integral Ground