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Manual electric operating mechanism high-voltage ring main unit FLN36 sulfur hexafluoride load switch two and three station mechanism
High Voltage Switch Cabinet

Manual electric operating mechanism high-voltage ring main unit FLN36 sulfur hexafluoride load switch two and three station mechanism

Part No.XGN15-12
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Description

This is a manual electric operating mechanism designed for high-voltage ring main units, specifically for FLN36 sulfur hexafluoride load switches with two and three station configurations. This component is part of the switchgear and power distribution category and is used in medium-voltage power distribution systems. The mechanism is compatible with the XGN15-12 ring main unit model, featuring an iron shell and dimensions of 375*1000*1635 mm. It supports a rated current of 630 A and can be custom processed. As a genuine OEM product, it ensures reliability and safety in power distribution networks. Request a written quotation within 24 hours for this genuine OEM part.

SpecificationValue
SeriesRing main unit
ModelXGN15-12
Specification375*1000*1635
Shell Materialiron shell
Rated Current630 A
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