Electrical Switchgear Manufacturer | Electrical Power Distribution Switchgear
Combines Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear and Custom Metal-Enclosed Switchgear modules to provide an economic and reliable alternative to traditional metal-enclosed switchgear.
For applications through 34.5 kV requiring up to 25 kA symmetrical short-circuit duty, System VI Switchgear features a modular arrangement of S&C Vista® Underground Distribution Switchgear. Individual units of Vista gear include 600-ampere load-interrupter switches and fault interrupters, sealed in an SF6-insulated, elbow-connected tank. Using air-insulated bushings on one or both sides of the tank, multiple units of Vista gear can be joined together or to metal-enclosed switchgear modules such as air-insulated metering bays.
You never want to experience an electrical system failure when it could have easily been prevented by infrared thermal imaging scanning. Electrical systems and distribution systems are what drives industry and economy. The problem with this is that some systems are outdated or they are not energy efficient. Relying on systems that are old can bring problems such as system failure and the paralyzing of productivity. Some electrical components seem ancient and they are more a hazard than they are an asset.
Combines Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear and Custom Metal-Enclosed Switchgear modules to provide an economic and reliable alternative to traditional metal-enclosed switchgear.
For applications through 34.5 kV requiring up to 25 kA symmetrical short-circuit duty, System VI Switchgear features a modular arrangement of S&C Vista® Underground Distribution Switchgear. Individual units of Vista gear include 600-ampere load-interrupter switches and fault interrupters, sealed in an SF6-insulated, elbow-connected tank. Using air-insulated bushings on one or both sides of the tank, multiple units of Vista gear can be joined together or to metal-enclosed switchgear modules such as air-insulated metering bays.
You never want to experience an electrical system failure when it could have easily been prevented by infrared thermal imaging scanning. Electrical systems and distribution systems are what drives industry and economy. The problem with this is that some systems are outdated or they are not energy efficient. Relying on systems that are old can bring problems such as system failure and the paralyzing of productivity. Some electrical components seem ancient and they are more a hazard than they are an asset.
