SRML 18x160 V pillar-mounted (AHVO)
Cable switch-disconnector cabinet with 6 outgoing ways from size 00 fuse rails rated up to 160 A and V clamps for cable connection.
Detailed Description
Cable switch-disconnector cabinet for protecting cable networks, with cable connections up to 70 mm2. The cabinet is primarily used to protect public lighting distribution networks in urban areas.
The SRML cabinets are certified by EZÚ Prague. The AHVO cabinet system also includes metering cabinets and gas meter cabinets.
Using fuse switch-disconnector bases makes efficient use of space while maintaining a clear layout and convenient connections. The fuse rails are attached directly to the copper busbars. Covering the fuse bases and positioning the busbars behind them reduces the risk of accidental contact. The cabinet is factory-fitted with V clamps.
Package contents
- V clamps are included with the cabinet
- pillar base
Specification points
- cabinet system AHVO
- easy installation without masonry work
- low price
- for protecting and disconnecting cable networks, primarily public lighting networks
- robust, rigid composite frame made of SMC
- maintenance-free
- high-quality fuse bases
- matching design with metering and gas meter cabinets
- no need to crimp cable lugs
Technical specification
| features: | |
| Rated current | A |
| Number of phases | |
| Mounting method | Pedestal (in-ground mounting) |
| Brand | |
| Rated voltage | 500 V |
| Degree of protection (IP) | IP44 |
| Impact strength | IK10 |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Type of closure | Single-point lock with utility lock |
| Rated short-circuit breaking capacity Icn according to EN 60898 at 400 V | 35 kA |
| Height | 1185 mm |
| Depth | 216 mm |
| Width | 420 mm |
| Material | Polyester, glass fibre reinforced |
| Weight | 38 kg |
| Number of groups | |
| Type of fuse | |
| Number of outgoing circuits | |
| Connectable conductor cross section at the outgoing terminal | mm2 |
| Type of outgoing terminal | |
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