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Power Frequency Withstand Voltage: 98kV for 1 minute, ensuring exceptional durability under high-voltage conditions.
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage: 125kV, capable of enduring severe lightning strikes.
Bending Strength: ≥1000N, providing reliable performance even in extreme weather conditions such as heavy storms or high winds.
Durability: Built for long-term stability, these insulators can withstand high mechanical stresses and environmental factors.
Breaking Speed: F-type fuse provides fast interruption, ensuring quick fault isolation.
Short-Circuit Interruption Time: ≤10ms, minimizing potential damage and enhancing system safety.
Automatic Fault Isolation: Fuse tube drops automatically upon fault detection, reducing the risk of further damage and minimizing the scope of power outages.
Enhanced Safety: Fast response time minimizes risks to both the equipment and personnel.
Housing Material: Flame-retardant PA66 with UV resistance ensures high performance in harsh environments.
Fuse Element: Silver alloy, featuring low melting point and high conductivity, offering superior reliability.
Lifespan: Fuse elements designed to last for ≥15 years, ensuring cost-efficiency and reducing maintenance needs over time.
Sustainability: Environmentally conscious design for long-term use with minimal environmental impact.
Compatibility: Works seamlessly with RW7, RW11, and RW12 series, offering wide application flexibility.
Customizable Fuse Bases: Choose from lead-type, plate-type, or horn-shaped configurations to suit various installation needs.
Versatile Installation: Adaptable to a variety of environments, from industrial applications to renewable energy systems, providing flexibility in installation.
Ease of Use: Simple configuration and quick installation process reduce downtime and enhance efficiency.
Installation: Mounted on 10kV branch lines to detect faults early and isolate damaged sections, ensuring minimal disruption to the rest of the system.
Reduced Outage Impact: Quickly isolates faults, reducing the overall duration of power outages and enhancing system reliability.
Efficiency: Fast-acting mechanism ensures that only the affected section is isolated, preserving power to other connected circuits.
Overload & Short-Circuit Defense: Acts as the first line of defense in preventing damage to transformer windings caused by overloads or short circuits.
Enhanced Safety: Automatically isolates transformers under fault conditions, protecting vital components from long-term damage.
Cost Efficiency: By preventing transformer damage, it reduces repair costs and downtime, ensuring continuous operation.
Ideal for Renewable Energy: Perfect for protecting wind and solar farm collector lines, offering superior reliability in outdoor, harsh environments.
Environmental Resistance: Engineered to withstand challenging outdoor conditions such as salt spray and sandstorms, ensuring long-lasting performance in coastal and desert regions.
Rugged Design: Built with robust materials, making it suitable for extreme weather conditions, ensuring continued functionality in diverse climates.
Rapid High-Voltage Cutoff: Used in mining and chemical plants to quickly cut off power in the event of an emergency, enhancing safety.
Quick Fuse Tube Replacement: Designed for quick and easy fuse tube replacement, minimizing downtime during critical situations.
Enhanced Industrial Safety: Protects high-voltage equipment from potential damage, reducing risks and supporting operational continuity.
Phase Disconnect Order: Start by disconnecting the middle phase, followed by the leeward phase, and finally the windward phase to minimize the risk of interphase arcing.
Prevention of Interphase Arcing: Ensures that arcing does not occur between phases during the opening process, improving operational safety and equipment longevity.
System Protection: The order is designed to safely and effectively isolate each phase without causing damage to the system.
Phase Connection Order: Begin with the windward phase, followed by the leeward phase, and lastly, connect the middle phase to ensure a proper and stable reconnection sequence.
Contact Engagement: Ensure that the contacts are securely engaged, with the clamping tongue extending at least 2/3 of the contact length for reliable operation and secure closure.
Smooth Operation: Guarantees a consistent and safe reconnection, reducing the risk of faults or damage due to improper contact.
Post-Opening Check: After opening, use an insulated rod to confirm that the fuse tube has fully dropped and that all connections are completely isolated.
Post-Closing Test: After closing, press the duckbill tongue three times to ensure the stability and reliability of the contact, confirming a secure and proper connection.
Safety Assurance: These checks help ensure that the system is both safe and operational, reducing the risk of malfunction or failure.
Q1: How to select the rated current?
A: Choose 1.5× the load current (e.g., 75A fuse for a 50A transformer). Consider motor startup currents.
Q2: Fuse tube drops but circuit remains live?
A: Check for loose/aged fuse elements. Replace with same-spec fuses and clean contacts (alcohol wipe).
Q3: Support above 40.5kV?
A: Yes! Custom 72.5kV models available (withstand 185kV/1min, 450kV lightning impulse).
Q4: Maintenance interval?
A: Inspect contact oxidation every 2 years; clean insulators annually in high-pollution areas.
Q5: Can a blown fuse be reused?
A: Replace fuse elements only! Never reset the fuse tube directly—risk of explosion.