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Input panel ShchV-1

The panel is designated to input, protect against impulse lightning overvoltages, and record electric power consumption of three feeders of three-phase voltage depending on the package.

Main functions:

  • remote switching-off feeder;
  • manual selective switching-off feeders;
  • protecting input and output circuits against overloads and short circuits;
  • recording electric power consumption on each feeder;
  • monitoring and diagnosing panel’s components;
  • fault light indication.

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