Load Switch With Three Phase

DAYA  Load Switch With Three Phaser Details

This hardware is installed in the incoming of three phase lines and will accordingly switch the domestic load to the least loaded phase using fast switching relays. The single full house load is connected to the phase that is least loaded by relay switching ON/OFF.

To overcome this problem, distribution systems require equal sharing of load in each phase. This is possible by automatic three phase load balancing technique. The automatic three phase load balancing system is possible by the proposed hardware which is micro-controller and relay based hardware.

DAYA Load Switch With Three Phaser  Parameters

27 kV, 150 BIL, 630A Three-Phase Ganged Loadbreak Switch The Liberty™ LBS consist of three gang operated vacuum switches in a single housing design. The housing is constructed of welded and riveted stainless-steel painted ANSI 70 with a zinc primer for maximum strength and corrosion resistance.

• Solid Dielectric Vacuum Interrupter Technology
• Integrated Sensing
• Single 32-pin Connector
• Semaphore and Mechanical Counter
• Manual Operation and Lockout Handle
• Our One Hubbell site-ready solution offers an integrated solution consisting of controllers, cables, and switching devices assembled, configured, integrated, and tested ready to meet your needs 

DAYA Load Switch With Three Phaser Advantages

Custom Load Switch With Three Phaser can be customized to fit your specific application requirements while reducing maintenance costs and improving reliability.

Highly Customizable

Gear is configured to meet any system or application need

Low Maintenance

Switches and fuses never need adjusting, programming, or dielectric testing

Resilient Design

Utility-grade design withstands time and the elements

Hassle-Free Installation

Preassembled and simpler construction requirements

Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Lower up-front and maintenance costs than metal-clad switchgear

Improved Reliability

Fuses offer faster fuse-clearing time and reduce system stress compared to circuit breakers