63A 8P Switch Disconnector

[Peter_Hall]

Can anyone please give me the part number for an 8P 63A disconnector? I'm looking at using one for a bypass on a change over panel.

[RHH]

Hello @Peter_Hall ,

I attached the Schneider Electric Transferpact catalogue in PDF.
You can use accessoiries like; mechanical interlocking - for devices with extended rotary handle - 40...160 A 

All is described in the PDF attached.

Hope this is of any help!

[Peter_Hall]

Hi @RHH,

Thank you for your reply. That one will do for one switch. however, it was the wrap around switch for the mains supply that i was looking for. This needs to be an 8 pole gang operated switch 2 position.

[Christian_Bach]

Hi @Peter_Hall ,

Sorry, probably my english but I don't understand your need. Could you please post a schematic ?

Thanks,

Christian

[Peter_Hall]

Hi @Christian_Bach,

No problems. It is though very simple. the unit needs to be as:

8 poles.

2 position (off/on).

Single central operating handle.

[Christian_Bach]

Hi @Peter_Hall ,

Thanks, so basic switch with 8P operated by a single actuator.

I am investigating with my colleagues from final distribution products, would a toggle type actuator fit your need ?

Would it be possible to share your Bypass schematics (even in private message) ?

Thanks,

Christian

[RHH]

I think I know what you mean, the most common (8P) is 1-0-2 though.

Like the jpg files I attached to this post. Coming from our workshop.

[Christian_Bach · Accepted solution]

Hi @RHH ,

The request seems to be a 8P switch, not a manual transfer switch (I-O-II). I am interested to understand the application need, let's wait for the information.

Christian

[RHH]

@Christian_Bach ,

Yes, indeed.
Curious we are 🙂

[Berkhof]

Hi @Peter_Hall ,

Maybe 2x NSXna with a MN coil will do the trick? ( 2x C114100LS 2x LV426806 )

Connect the Q1 MN coil to Q2 and the Q2 MN coil to Q1.

As soon u switch one of the to breakers open than the other one will disconnect aswell.

Closing the 2 breakers will be a 2 handed operation. or with a bypass on the MN coils.

Kind regards,

John