C-GIS-12 Cubic Gas‑Insulated SwitchgearCubic Gas‑Insulated Switchgear

Description

ParameterSpecification
FeaturesFully enclosed, fully insulated, maintenance-free; compact size, space-saving; unaffected by condensation / pollution / small animals and other environmental factors; flexible modular combination; low annual gas leakage rate
Degree of ProtectionGas compartment IP67, enclosure IP4X (partially IP41) (optional)
Installation MethodIndoor floor-mounted (can be grouped into outdoor enclosure type); single busbar / single busbar sectionalized
Operation MethodCircuit breaker with spring energy-storage electric operation (electric / manual); load switch can be manually operated
Protection ConfigurationVacuum circuit breaker + over-current / instantaneous trip / zero-sequence and other relay protection; load switch-fuse combination with fuse protection; can be equipped with microprocessor-based integrated protection
Busbar SpecificationCopper busbar (TMY), selected per rated current
Application SiteUrban distribution network, box-type substations, wind / PV step-up, underground distribution rooms, and harsh environments such as high altitude / heavy pollution / condensation
Corrosion Resistance LevelGas compartment stainless steel with good corrosion resistance; enclosure aluminum-zinc coated sheet + powder coating, standard C3 (customizable C4/C5)
With Instrument RoomYes (LV instrument & control room above / in front of gas compartment)
Applicable StandardsGB/T 3906, GB/T 11022, IEC 62271-200; load switch per GB/T 3804
Certification StatusType test report from national testing authority; CCC/CQC and other certifications subject to manufacturer
Packaging MethodWooden case / pallet + moisture-proof plastic film; whole-cabinet or split packaging
Production Lead TimeTypically approx. 15~45 days (depending on scheme and quantity)
Supported Trade TermsEXW / FOB / CIF / CFR etc. (subject to manufacturer's export capability)
Applicable Scenarios / IndustriesUrban distribution, box-type substations, new energy, industry and harsh-environment distribution