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Metal Clad Medium Voltage Switchgear up to 24kV

By pdtblogger
T.M. has realized and tested TMclad an Medium Voltage air-insulated switchgear for primary distribution. It’s composed by modular prefabricated unit for interior, combinable with a metallic shell, module/container TMPowerCube, and equipped with extractable circuit breaker in SF6 or vacuum type. Those devices are interchangeable inside the same unit.

Medium Voltage Switchgear up to 24kV

They are available in two different versions: TMPC / M and TMPC / E and they are pre-assembled and tested at the factory and allows the creation of frameworks in accordance with IEC 62271-200, IEC 60694, IEC 17-1, CEI 17-6.
  • TMPC / M: complete module including the access compartment for cables which could be arranged for withdrawable VT.
  • TMPC / E: container without the cell-free cables access and so without the possibility of including a withdrawable VT, but thanks to its smaller size is more flexible and is useful for the creation of double-level switchboard. It’s the perfect solution for medium voltage in case of small spaces.
TMclad main characteristics:
  • Vast range of functional unit.
  • Modular and gearing of electric and mechanic interlocks for the maximum security.
  • Simplicity of Installation and maintenance.
Available with:
  • Rated voltage: up to 24KV.
  • Rated current: 630A - 4000A.
  • Rated short-time withstand current of the main circuit: 25kA 3sec. - 40KA 3sec. - 50KA 1sec.
  • Internal Arc up to 31,5kA 1sec.
  • Standard External protection degree: IP30, other IP degrees under request.
In TMPowerCube modules It’s possible to install the following devices. Vacuum circuit breaker, SF6 circuit breaker, Vacuum Contactors, service and earthing modules: VD4, VM1 and Vmax series, HD4, V-Contact VSC, each operation is performed on the front of the module/container. Thanks to its characteristics, TMclad range is perfect for every kind of needs guaranteeing service continuity and personnel security.

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