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Yes, we offer combined load break switch-fuse units for transformer protection applications.
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Minimal maintenance - visual inspection every 5 years and mechanical operation check annually.
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Yes, we offer motorized versions with remote control capability and SCADA integration options.
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Load break switches can interrupt load currents but not fault currents, while circuit breakers can interrupt both load and fault currents.
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Yes, we offer comprehensive integration services for most major distribution management systems.
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Standard products: 8-10 weeks; Custom configurations: 10-14 weeks
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The breaker automatically detects faults, isolates the faulted section, and restores power to unaffected areas, minimizing outage duration.
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Our breakers support IEC 61850, DNP3, Modbus, and other standard protocols for seamless SCADA integration.
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Yes, we offer online monitoring systems that provide real-time status information and predictive maintenance alerts.
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Yes, our transformer protection fuses are designed to withstand transformer inrush currents while providing fast protection against fault conditions.
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Surge arresters should be monitored regularly and replaced when the monitoring indicators show degradation, typically after 10-15 years or after major surge events.
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Current-limiting fuses interrupt current before it reaches peak value, while expulsion fuses use gas generation to extinguish arcs. Current-limiting fuses provide better protection for transformers.
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