Disconnector Switch

An electrical device for the reliable disconnection of certain sections of a high-voltage electrical network when there is no current in them. The use of isolating switches (either alone or in combination with high-speed short-circuiting devices) makes it possible to simplify the arrangement of switching points and transformer substations and to eliminate expensive high-voltage circuit breakers.

An electrical device for the reliable disconnection of certain sections of a high-voltage electrical network when there is no current in them. The use of isolating switches (either alone or in combination with high-speed short-circuiting devices) makes it possible to simplify the arrangement of switching points and transformer substations and to eliminate expensive high-voltage circuit breakers.

a piece of electrical equipment that safely disconnects specific high-voltage electrical network segments when there is no more current flowing through them. It is feasible to reduce the complexity of switching point and transformer substation layouts and do away with costly high-voltage circuit breakers by utilizing isolating switches, either by themselves or in conjunction with high-speed short-circuiting devices.

An electrical device that, when no current is present, reliably disconnects certain areas of a high-voltage electrical network. The configuration of transformer substations and switching points can be made simpler by using isolating switches, either by themselves or in conjunction with high-speed short-circuiting devices. Additionally, high-voltage circuit breakers can be removed, saving money.