sockets type in electrical substation
sockets type in electrical substation
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Could any one tell me please,
what type of sockets shall i use in
1. MV switchgear room
2. oil transfromer room
3. battery room
4. LV MDB room
Is it weather proof type or ordinary 1ph 16 A or ordinary 32 A or else?
what type of sockets shall i use in
1. MV switchgear room
2. oil transfromer room
3. battery room
4. LV MDB room
Is it weather proof type or ordinary 1ph 16 A or ordinary 32 A or else?






RE: sockets type in electrical substation
RE: sockets type in electrical substation
RE: sockets type in electrical substation
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RE: sockets type in electrical substation
Usually we install box on the wall, about 2( two)-4(four) boxes per room ( depend on room size)
Box are include only proof sockets, 1-ph 16A ( according to your country standard), one/two 3-ph 16A and/or 25A and/or 32A and/or 63A ( for HV GIS hall), 3-ph socket is four or five pins. 63A socket also installed as single socket
Box is include MCB's per circuit.
As rcwilson saied, not installed in the battery room.
1-ph 16A used for some electrical eq.,3-pf for some gas or oil pums, for crans, etc..
Hope that hepl.
Best Regards.
Slava
RE: sockets type in electrical substation
Recently toured the Celilo {500kVAC 3ø to ±500kVDC} converter station in Oregon, and they had duplex NEMA 5-15's in their valve halls.
RE: sockets type in electrical substation
Sorry- couldn't resist.
Celilo is a unique facility. Very impressive.
RE: sockets type in electrical substation
Sixty Hertz, I'm pretty sure. For servicing of the SCR "stacks", each valve hall had its own scissor lift (in a metal cage for normal system operation) that in turn had a DC charger for the lift's battery set.
RE: sockets type in electrical substation