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G&W Electric

GRAM Load Break Switchgear with Integral Ground

The G&W Electric GRAM is a 15.5–38 kV sealed SF6 load break switchgear with an integral ground position for distribution switching with cable grounding in padmount and vault installations, sold and supported in Texas and Oklahoma by Ryan Sales.

  • 15.5-38kV
  • 630-900A continuous
  • integral ground position
  • totally sealed dead-front SF6 design
  • IEEE switchgear standards
Overview

The GRAM builds on G&W's sealed gas-insulated switch platform by adding an integral ground position, letting crews ground cables through the switch itself during maintenance. It carries the same 630-900A continuous ratings and dead-front sealed construction as the RAM family for padmount and vault distribution applications.

Specifications
Voltage class15.5–38 kV
Continuous current630–900 A
ConfigurationIntegral ground position
InsulationSF6 gas, sealed dead-front
MountingPadmount / vault
StandardsIEEE switchgear standards

Ratings from manufacturer data. Confirm your configuration with a rep.

Applications
  • Distribution switching with cable grounding
  • Padmount and vault installations
  • Utility maintenance safety
Spec sheets & documents
Frequently asked questions
Who sells the G&W Electric GRAM Load Break Switchgear with Integral Ground in Texas?

Ryan Sales, a manufacturers' representative based in Magnolia, Texas, sells the G&W Electric GRAM Load Break Switchgear with Integral Ground and has represented G&W Electric in Texas since 1984. Its regional reps support customers across Texas and Oklahoma. Call (281) 363-1106 or request a quote on this page.

How does the GRAM differ from RAM switchgear?

The GRAM adds an integral ground position to G&W Electric's sealed gas-insulated RAM platform, letting crews ground cables through the switch itself during maintenance. Otherwise it shares the RAM family's 630-900 A continuous ratings and totally sealed dead-front construction for padmount and vault distribution applications.

What voltage and current ratings does the GRAM come in?

The GRAM is rated 15.5 to 38 kV with 630 to 900 A continuous current. It uses a totally sealed, dead-front SF6 design built to IEEE switchgear standards, and it serves padmount and vault installations where distribution switching and cable grounding are both needed.

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