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Standards:
designed, constructed and
successfully type tested to AS
1136.1 1988 Switchgear and
Control Gear Assemblies (SCA),
AS 1939 - 1981 Degree of
Protection, AS 3000 Wiring
Regulations and AS 2990 - 1987
Quality Systems for Engineering.
Classification:
AS 1136 ....... Form 3 fully
segregated to CL 7.9.2. Limited
and unlimited arcing fault.
Classification to Appendix E
special tests.
BS 5486 ....... Fault
withstand capacity Class 3 to CL
N.2.1.3. National Appendix,
including internal arcing fault
containment.
IEC 439 ....... Fully
compartmented.
IEC947 - 4
.............Motor Starters.
Main Busbar system:
Main horizontal busbar
system 4300 Amps centrally fed.
Vertical busbar droppers 630
Amps.
Degree of Protection:
Standards is IP5: higher
degrees of protection to IP54
are available on request.
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The COMCELL SCA reflects over 20
years of experience in the
manufacture and maintenance in
all applications. COMCELL SCA
provides safe and flexible
grouping of equipment for all
types of control for all motors
and power distribution. The
COMCELL SCA demountable modules
are interchangeable and
alterations may be carried out
safely while operational.
COMCELL SCA is designed for
installation against a wall in
in free standing position. The
flexibility of COMCELL SCA
allows for non-standard
arrangements to meet are
clients' requirements . Complete
and generous access is provided
for cables with a separate
vertical cabling zone adjacent
to each tier of the modular
units. The cubicle design allows
full access to the cabling zone
from above or below without
restrictions from busbar zones
and drive modules.
All COMCELL SCA tiers have a
vertical earth bar adjacent to
each functional unit. Earthing
contact on the cell is made
prior to the unit being
connected to the main busbar
contacts.
All busbar sizes comply with AS
3000, the horizontal busbars are
located at the top section of
the rear compartment and run the
full length, the vertical busbar
droppers are manufactured from
hard-drawn drawn rounded edge
copper tin plated and braced
using UBS supports.
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