SQ8T-63 Automatic Transfer Switch

SQ8T-63 Automatic Transfer Switch

• With two-station design (commonly used for A and standby for B), suitable for AC systems with AC 50-6ohz and rated current 6A-63A.

• Switch is when the main power (common power supply A) fails, the ATS will automatically switch to the backup power (Backup powersupply B) to continue working (switching speed <50 milliseconds).

• The temperature range of the operating environment is -5°C~+40°C,and theaverage temperature within 24 hours shalbe lower than +35°C.

ELECTRICAL TECHNICAL REFERENCE

Parameter  
Case grade 63
Rated operating current le(A) 6A/10A/16A/20A/25A/32A/40A/50A/63A
Rated insulation voltage UL 690V
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp 8kV
Rated working voltage Ue AC220V/AC110V
Rated working voltage Ue 50/60Hz
Class PC class: can be switched onand loaded without generatingshort-circuit current
Pole number 2P 4P
Rated short-circuit current Iq 50kA
Short circuit protection device (fuse) RT16-00-63A
Rated impulse withstand voltage 8kV
Control circuit Rated control voltage Us:AC220V,50Hz Normal working conditions:85%Us-110%Us
Auxiliary circuit AC220V/110V 50Hz Le=5A
Contactor change-over time <50ms
Operation change-over time <50ms
Return change-over time <50ms
Power off time <50ms
Change-over operation time <50ms
Mechanical life >8000times
Electrical life >1500 times
Usage category AC-31B

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