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China MNS Low-voltage Withdrawable Switchgear from Reliable Suppliers and Factory - Ideal for Various Industries

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Key Features of Low-Voltage Withdrawable Switchgear
Our Low-voltage Withdrawable Switchgear series is a factory-assembled modular cabinet designed using standard modules (FBA). This cutting-edge switchgear is ideal for a variety of applications, including power plants, substations, and industries such as petroleum, chemicals, metallurgy, transportation energy, light industry, textiles, as well as residential communities and high-rise buildings. It is crucial for electrical energy conversion, distribution, and control in power systems operating at an AC frequency of 50 to 60 Hz, with a Rated Working Voltage of 660V and below.
Manufactured in compliance with national standards GB 7251.1 Low-voltage Complete Switchgear and JB/T 9961 Low-voltage Withdrawable Complete Switchgear, as well as the IEC 439-1 international standards, our products reflect the highest quality and reliability available from China suppliers and factories. Experience superior performance and safety with our Low-voltage Withdrawable Switchgear solutions.

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    Model and Definitions

    Model and Definitions Diagram

    Normal Use Environment Conditions

    • The surrounding air temperature should not exceed +40℃ and not be lower than -5℃, with an average temperature within 24 hours not exceeding +35℃.
    • Atmospheric conditions: The air should be clean, with Relative Humidity not exceeding 50% at the maximum temperature of +40℃. Higher Relative Humidity is allowed at lower temperatures, such as 90% at +20℃; however, temperature changes should be considered, as condensation may occur occasionally.
    • The altitude should not exceed 2,000 meters.
    • This device is suitable for transportation and storage processes within the temperature range of -25℃ to +55℃. For a short period (not exceeding 24 hours), it can reach +70℃. At these extreme temperatures, the device should not suffer any irreparable damage and should operate normally under standard conditions.
    • If the above application conditions cannot be met, the user and the manufacturer should negotiate a solution.
    • When this device is used on offshore oil drilling platforms and nuclear power plants, a separate technical agreement should be signed.

    Cabinet Structure

    The basic structure of the switchgear cabinet is composed of C-shaped profiles assembled together. The C-shaped profiles are made of steel plates bent with E=25mm as the modular mounting hole. All cabinet frames and internal partitions undergo galvanized phosphating treatment. Surrounding door panels and side panels are finished with high-voltage electrostatic spraying.

    Basic Technical Parameters

    Electric Performance
    Rated Insulation Voltage 660V(1000)V
    Rated Working Voltage 380V、660V
    Maximum Working Current of Main Busbar 5000A
    Rated Withstand Current of Main Busbar 100kA/1s
    Rated Peak Withstand Current of Main Busbar 220kA/1s
    Maximum Working Current of Distribution Busbar (Vertical Busbar) 1000A
    Peak Current of Distribution Busbar(Vertical Busbar)
    Standard 105kA(Max)/0.1s
    Reinforced 176kA(Max)/0.1s
    Level of Protection
    Complies with IEC 529 and DIN 40050 standards:
    IP30: Provides protection against solid objects larger than ф2.5mm.
    IP40: Provides protection against solid objects larger than ф1.0mm.
    IP54: Offers protection against dust and splashes from any direction.
    (Note: When ordering IP54 Level of Protection, consultation with the manufacturer is required.)

    Types of Switch Cabinet

    • Power Distribution Center Cabinet (PC): Can utilize circuit breakers from series such as Emax, MT, 3WN, AH, and ME.
    • Motor Control Center Cabinet (MCC): Assembled from drawers of various sizes, with the main switch for each circuit using high-breaking capacity molded case circuit breakers or rotary load switches with fuses. It includes a power factor automatic compensation cabinet (equipped with manual, automatic, and remote power factor compensation devices).

    Cabinet Schematic Diagram

    Cabinet Schematic Diagram

    A Power Distribution PC Cabinet

    Height Width Depth Notes
    H B T T1 T2
    2200 400 1000 800 200 Main Busbar Switching
    2200 400 1000 800 200 F₁s-1250-2000 ME630-1605
    2200 600 1000 800 200 F₂s-21500
    2200 800 1000 800 200 F₄s-3200 ME2000-3200
    2200 1000 1000 800 200 F₅s-4000 ME3205
    2200 1200 1000 800 200 ME4005

    B Motor Control Central (MCC) Cabinet

    Height Width Depth Notes
    H B B1 B2 T T1 T2
    2000 1000 600 400 600 400 200 One-side Operation
    2000 1000 600 400 1000 400 200 Double-sided Operation

    Schematic Diagram of Compound Mode

    Schematic Diagram of Compound Mode

    Installation Schematic Diagram

    Installation Schematic Diagram

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    Q:What are the standard ambient temperature limits for operating this switchgear?
    A: The ambient air temperature should be between -5℃ and +40℃, with a 24-hour average temperature not exceeding +35℃.
    Q:What is the maximum altitude allowed for installing this equipment?
    A: The installation altitude for this switchgear should not exceed 2,000 meters above sea level.
    Q:How is the cabinet structure constructed and finished?
    A: The basic structure is assembled from C-shaped steel profiles with E=25mm modular mounting holes. All internal frames and partitions undergo galvanized phosphating, while the door and side panels feature a high-voltage electrostatic sprayed finish.
    Q:What are the available protection levels (IP ratings) for the enclosure?
    A: The switchgear complies with IEC 529 and DIN 40050 standards, offering IP30 (protection against objects >2.5mm), IP40 (protection against objects >1.0mm), and IP54 (dust and splash protection, which requires consultation with the manufacturer).
    Q:Can this switch cabinet be deployed in offshore or nuclear environments?
    A: Yes, but a separate technical agreement must be signed with the manufacturer when using this device on offshore oil drilling platforms or in nuclear power plants.
    Q:What is the difference between PC and MCC switch cabinets?
    A: The Power Distribution Center (PC) cabinet utilizes circuit breakers like Emax, MT, and ME. The Motor Control Center (MCC) cabinet is assembled from various sizes of drawer units and includes automatic power factor compensation equipment.

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