HR5 Fuse-Type Isolating Switch Manual

HR5 series molded case circuit breaker is mainly used in rated voltage AC 380V and 660V(45 62Hz), rated thermal current up to 630A with high short circuit current of distribution circuit and motor circuit, as power switch, isolating switch, emergency switch, and as circuit protection, but generally not as direct opening single motor.


HR5 Fuse-Type Isolating Switch Manual - cover page
Brand
HR5系列
Category
Switch disconnector
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
1.2 MB
Published
15 March, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
ACFEEA086A44BC7EC15FCEF9AD9CC26F

About this manual

This manual describes the HR5 series fuse-type isolating switch, intended for use as a power, isolation, and emergency switch in distribution and motor circuits with rated voltages of 380 V or 660 V AC (45‑62 Hz). It outlines the applicable standards, operating limits, and environmental requirements.

Key technical data such as rated insulation voltage, working currents, mechanical and electrical life, and auxiliary switch ratings are listed, along with physical dimensions, installation guidelines, and ordering instructions. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Scope
  • Model and Designation
  • Operating and Installation Conditions
  • Technical Specifications
  • Physical Dimensions
  • Ordering Information

Specifications

Rated insulation voltage690 V
Rated working voltage380 V, 660 V
Rated working current (380 V)100 A, 200 A, 400 A, 630 A
Rated working current (660 V)100 A, 200 A, 315 A, 425 A
Mechanical life (100 A/200 A)3000 operations
Mechanical life (400 A/630 A)1000 operations
Electrical life (100 A/200 A)600 operations
Electrical life (400 A/630 A)200 operations
Auxiliary switch rating380 V, 5 A, 300 VA

Frequently asked questions

What voltage levels are the HR5 isolating switches rated for?

They are rated for AC 380 V and 660 V, 45‑62 Hz.

How many mechanical operations can the switch perform at 100 A?

It can perform 3000 mechanical operations at 100 A.

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