SOCOMEC Datasheets for Panelboards and Switchgear
Panelboards and switchgear are electrical distribution devices that convert incoming electrical power into several smaller circuits and provide overload protection in the form of fuses or circuit breakers.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| ATyS non-automatic transfer switches are designed for use in total system optional standby applications for the safe transfer between a normal and an alternate power source. The changeover is done... | |
| FUSERBLOC are manually operated multipolar fuse combination switches. They make and break on load and provide safety isolation and protection against overcurrent for any low voltage electrical circuit. Advantages Improved... | |
| FUSERBLOC fuse combination switches combined with high speed fuses (UR) provide optimal breaking and making on load, safety isolation and protection of power semiconductors (variable speed drives, inverters…) Advantages Limitation... | |
| FUSERBLOC UL fusible disconnect switches are heavy duty switches that break and make power circuits on and off load. The switches employ double break contacts per pole that ensure complete... | |
| FUSOMAT are manually controlled tri- or tetrapolar fuse combination switches. They can be tripped remotely. They break or switch off on load and provide safety isolation and protection against overcurrent... | |
| RM and RMS are modular fuse disconnect switches for cylindrical fuses. They provide safety disconnection and protection against overloads and short-circuits in any low voltage electrical circuit. - RM: fuse... | |
| SIRCOVER PV switches are manual multipolar changeover switches with positive break indication. They ensure source inversion or changeover under load of two photovoltaic installation circuits. Advantages Stable positions SIRCOVER PV... | |
| SIRCOVER UL UL1008/98 are heavy duty manual transfer switches. They ensure switching transfer of sources or transfer of two low voltage circuits on load as well as their safety disconnection. |