GUIDE TO LV SWITCHGEAR & FORMS OF SEPARATION



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GUIDE TO LV SWITCHGEAR & FORMS OF SEPARATION

CONTENTS INDEX...PAGE # PRODUCT EXAMPLES Mobile Battery Charging Unit... 3 PRODUCT EXAMPLES Form 4 Type 5 PDU - C/W Isolating Transformer... 3 PRODUCT EXAMPLES 630A Power Distribution Unit...4 PRODUCT EXAMPLES 1250A Enclosed DC Isolator...4 PRODUCT EXAMPLES 1250A L Shaped LV Switchboard Form 4 Type 2...5 PRODUCT EXAMPLES 2500A L Shaped LV Switchboard...5 PRODUCT EXAMPLES 800A Dual Incoming LV Switchboard...6 Forms of Separation...7 Form 1...7 Form 2...8 Form 2A...8 Form 2B Type 1...8 Form 2B Type 2...9 Form 3...9 Form 3A...9 Form 3B Type 1...10 Form 3B Type 2...10 Form 4...11 Form 4A Type 1...11 Form 4A Type 2...12 Form 4A Type 3...12 Form 4B Type 4...13 Form 4B Type 5...13 Form 4B Type 6...14 Form 4B Type 7...14 IP Ratings...15 IP Ratings cont...16

PRODUCT EXAMPLES - MOBILE BATTERY CHARGING UNIT Special Purpose Machines PRODUCT EXAMPLES - FORM 4 TYPE 5 PDU - C/W ISOLATING TRANSFORMER

Form 4 Type 5 PDU C/W Isolating Transformer PRODUCT EXAMPLES 630A POWER DISTRIBUTION UNIT 630A Power Distribution Unit Outgoing Ways Individually Metered PRODUCT EXAMPLES 1250A ENCLOSED DC ISOLATOR

1250A Enclosed DC Isolator C/W Monitoring Relay & Shunt Trip PRODUCT EXAMPLES 1250A L SHAPED LV SWITCHBOARD FORM 4 TYPE 2 1250A L Shaped Switchboard Form 4 Type 2 With Auto Change Over System & Surge Suppression PRODUCT EXAMPLES 2500A L SHAPED LV SWITCHBOARD 2500A L Shaped LV Switchboard C/W 300Kvar PFC & Auto Change Over System L Shaped' to suit Space Restriction

PRODUCT EXAMPLES 800A DUAL INCOMING LV SWITCHBOARD 800 Dual Incoming LV Switchboard

FORMS OF SEPARATION FORM 1 An enclosed assembly to provide protection against contact with internal parts, where no internal separation is provided. FORM 2 As Form 1, but with separation of all functional units from one another FORM 3 As Form 2, but with separation of all functional units from one another FORM 4 As Form 3, but the incoming and outgoing terminals are also required to be separated from the Busbar system, and from one another FORM 1 Covers overall assemblies which are enclosed, to provide protection against contact with any internal live parts or components, but where no internal separation is provided for functional units or terminations. Busbars are not separated from other functional units Functional units are not separated from other functional units Functional units are not separated from any incoming or outgoing termination. Busbars are not separated from any incoming or outgoing terminations

FORM 2 Covers overall assemblies which are enclosed, to provide protection against contact with any internal live parts or components, but where there is internal separation of the busbars from functional units. Busbars are separated from the functional units Functional units are not separated from other functional units FORM 2A As form 2 but: Terminals are not separated from the busbars or each other. The Actual means of separation is not defined in the standard FORM 2B TYPE 1 As form 2 but: Busbar separation is achieved by insulated coverings, e.g. PVC sleeving, wrapping or coating. Terminals are therefore separated from the busbars, but not from functional units or each other.

FORM 2B TYPE 2 As from 2 but: Busbar separation is achieved by metallic or non metallic rigid barriers or partitions Terminals are therefore separated from the busbars, but not from functional units or each other. FORM 3 Defines overall assemblies which are enclosed to provide protection againstcontact with internal live parts and components, and in which there is internal separation of the busbars from functional units from each other. Busbars are separated from functional units Functional units are separated from each other Functional units are separated from incoming and outgoing terminals Incoming and outgoing terminals are not separated from each other FORM 3A As form 3 but: Terminals are not separated from the busbar or each other The actual means of separation is not defined in the Standard

FORM 3B TYPE 1 As from 3 but: Busbar separation is achieved by insulated coverings, e.g. PVC sleeving, wrapping or coating. Terminals are therefore separated from the busbars, but not from each other. FORM 3B TYPE 2 As form 3 but: Busbar separations is achieved by metallic or non metallic rigid barriers or partitions. Terminals are therefore separated from the busbars, but not from each other.

FORM 4 Covers overall assemblies which are enclosed to provide protection against contact with internal live parts and components, and in which there is internal separation of the Busbar systems from functional units, and separation of all functional units from each other. Incoming and outgoing terminals are also required to be separated from the busbars and from each other. Busbars are separated from functional units Functional units are separated from each other Terminations to functional units are separated from each other FORM 4A TYPE 1 As from 4 but: Busbar separation is achieved by insulated coverings, e.g. PVC sleeving, wrapping or coating. Cables are terminated within the same compartment as the associated functional unit. Cables may be glanded elsewhere, e.g. in a common cabling chamber

FORM 4A TYPE 2 As form 4 but: Busbar separation is achieved by metallic or non metallic rigid barriers or partition. Cables are terminated within the same compartment as the functional unit. Cables may be glanded elsewhere e.g. in a common cabling chamber FORM 4A TYPE 3 As form 4 but: Busbar separation is achieved by metallic or non metallic rigid barriers or partitions. Cables are terminated within the same compartment as the functional unit. The termination for each functional unit has its own integral glanding facility.

FORM 4B TYPE 4 As form 4 but: Busbar separation is achieved by insulated coverings, e.g. PVC sleeving, wrapping or coating. Terminals are external to the functional unit and separated by insulated coverings, e.g. PVC Boots. Cables may be glanded elsewhere, e.g. in a common cabling chamber. FORM 4B TYPE 5 As form 4 but: Busbar separation is achieved by metallic or non metallic rigid barriers or partitions. Terminals are external to the functional unit compartment and separated by insulated coverings, e.g. PVC boots. Cables may be glanded elsewhere, e.g. in a common cabling chamber.

FORM 4B TYPE 6 As form 4 but: All separation is achieved by metallic or non metallic rigid barriers or partitions. Terminals are external to the functional unit compartment and enclosed in their own compartment by means of rigid barriers or partitions. Cables may be glanded elsewhere, e.g. in a common cabling chamber. FORM 4B TYPE 7 As form 4 but: All separation requirements are is achieved by metallic or non metallic rigid barriers or partitions. Terminals are external to the functional unit compartment and are enclosed in their own compartment by means of rigid barriers or partitions complete with integral glanding facility.

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