03 Feb,2024

What are the features of Yunfeng Technology's high-voltage complete equipment?

The HXGN1-12 and HXGN10-12 series of indoor, box-type, AC enclosed ring network switchgear (hereinafter referred to as ring main units) are a new generation of high-voltage complete equipment products independently designed and developed by our company. They incorporate advanced foreign technologies while also meeting China’s specific power supply requirements, making them ideal for urban grid renovation and construction projects. After undergoing rigorous type tests and extensive long-term operational evaluations, these products have successfully achieved the performance standards outlined in IEC 298 "AC Metal-Enclosed Switchgear and Control Equipment" and GB 3906 "3-35 kV AC Metal-Enclosed Switchgear." Additionally, they feature reliable interlock mechanisms that comply with the stringent requirements of both standards, ensuring safe operation. With an IP3X-rated protection level, these ring main units boast several key advantages: compact size, lightweight design, simple operation, minimal operating force, clear visible disconnection points, enhanced safety, ease of maintenance, consistent reliability, and a small footprint. Notably, their core technical specifications now rival those of comparable international products.

03 Feb,2024

We’ve ordered a batch of 12kV high-voltage load switches—do you offer after-sales service?

The Yunfeng Electrical Appliance Quality Inspection Team is composed of members from the company’s Technical Department and personnel with years of assembly experience. They rigorously oversee every product to ensure that quality meets packaging standards. Additionally, ZY’s pre-sale, in-sale, and after-sales service teams maintain a rapid response mechanism, regularly follow up with customers, and promptly address maintenance needs based on customer requirements.

03 Feb,2024

What are the differences between high-voltage circuit breakers, isolating switches, and high-voltage load switches?

Isolating switches are a specialized type of knife switch that lack a dedicated arc-extinguishing device. As a result, they cannot be used to connect or disconnect load currents or short-circuit currents—they are designed strictly for operation under conditions where the electrical circuit is already broken. Their primary function is to isolate the power source, ensuring a clear disconnection point between the energized system and any de-energized electrical equipment. High-voltage circuit breakers, also known as oil switches, are equipped with reliable arc-extinguishing mechanisms, enabling them to safely interrupt no-load currents, load currents, and short-circuit currents. These devices can be remotely controlled and automated via control systems and relay protection systems, making them widely used across various voltage levels in high-voltage power systems. High-voltage load switches serve a role somewhere between that of a high-voltage circuit breaker and an isolating switch. They are capable of switching both load currents and overload currents. However, since they do not have an arc-extinguishing feature, they cannot handle short-circuit currents.

03 Feb,2024

Does a high-voltage load switch require an operating power supply?

1. High-voltage load switches typically do not come with an operating power supply and instead rely on manual operation. These load switches and combined switchgear units primarily consist of a frame, an isolating switch (with the current-limiting fuse of the combiner located on the isolating switch), a vacuum switching tube, an earthing switch, and a spring-operated mechanism. 2. High-voltage load switches are available in both manual and electric versions. If the switch is manually operated, no additional power supply is required. However, if it’s electrically operated, an external power source becomes necessary for activation. 3. Most high-voltage load switches use manual energy storage for operation, though electrically operated models are also available, albeit less commonly used. The primary reasons for preferring manual operation include reduced equipment complexity, lower maintenance requirements, and cost savings. In cases where both manual and electric operation are supported, an additional control power supply would be needed to enable the electric functionality.