
GR-SF6-12KV-F36 SF6 Load Switch Gas Bag Unit
Sealed SF₆ gas compartment unit for compatible medium-voltage load-switch and ring-main-unit configurations.
Specifications
| Product Type | SF₆ load switch gas bag unit |
|---|---|
| Reference Configurations | FLN36 load switch · FLRN36 switch-fuse combination |
| Rated Voltage | 12 kV |
| Rated Current | FLN36: 630 A · FLRN36: 125 A |
| Main-Circuit Short-Time Withstand | 20 kA / 4 s |
| Earthing-Circuit Short-Time Withstand | 20 kA / 2 s |
| Peak Withstand / Short-Circuit Making Current | FLN36: 50 kA · FLRN36: 125 kA |
| Active-Load Breaking Current | 630 A |
| Closed-Loop Breaking Current | 630 A |
| 5% Active-Load Breaking Current | 31.5 A |
| Cable-Charging Breaking Current | 10 A |
| No-Load Transformer Breaking Capacity | 1,250 kVA |
| Transfer Current | FLRN36: 1,700 A |
| Short-Circuit Breaking Current | FLRN36: 50 kA |
| Maximum Rated Fuse Current | FLRN36: 125 A |
| 1-Minute Power-Frequency Withstand | 42 kV phase-to-earth · 48 kV across open contacts |
| Lightning Impulse Withstand | 75 kV phase-to-earth · 85 kV across open contacts |
| Mechanical Life | Main circuit: 3,000 operations · earthing circuit: 2,000 operations |
| SF₆ Rated Filling Pressure | 0.045 MPa at 20°C |
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Shipping & delivery
Equipment and accessories can be shipped internationally. Freight, lead time, customs responsibility, and delivery access are confirmed for the destination and final order configuration.
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Warranty eligibility is governed by the accepted quotation and applicable manufacturer terms. Consumables, normal wear items, and components depleted or degraded through ordinary use are not covered.
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The GR-SF6-12KV-F36 is a sealed SF₆ gas bag unit intended for compatible medium-voltage load-switch and ring-main-unit assemblies. It forms the gas-containing compartment around the specified switching assembly and must match the electrical and mechanical design of the connected switchgear.
This is not a universal replacement part. Enclosure dimensions, conductor interfaces, operating-mechanism linkage, mounting points, rated voltage and current, gas filling pressure or mass, sealing arrangement, and test requirements vary by manufacturer and model. Selection from appearance alone can create serious compatibility and safety risks.
Provide the switchgear brand and model, nameplate, system voltage, rated current, single-line diagram, dimensional drawing, operating mechanism details, photographs, and existing gas-compartment reference. Final construction, SF₆ handling requirements, factory tests, documentation, and destination compliance must be confirmed in the accepted quotation.
Where it performs.
| Size / option | Where it performs | Selection note |
|---|---|---|
| FLN36 load switch | 12 kV · 630 A | 50 kA peak making; 630 A active-load and closed-loop breaking current |
| FLRN36 switch-fuse combination | 12 kV · 125 A | 50 kA short-circuit breaking; 1,700 A transfer current; maximum 125 A fuse |
| Both configurations | 20 kA / 4 s main circuit | 20 kA / 2 s earthing circuit; 42 / 48 kV power-frequency withstand |
| Both configurations | 75 / 85 kV impulse withstand | Phase-to-earth / across open contacts respectively |
| Sealed SF₆ compartment | 0.045 MPa at 20°C | Confirm leakage requirement, filling procedure, mechanism, and destination rules |
The listed values describe the supplied reference design, not a universal replacement standard. Final compatibility requires the installed switchgear model, mechanism, drawings, dimensions, ratings, gas data, and interface details.
What’s included.
- One GR-SF6-12KV-F36 gas bag unit in the accepted configuration
- Interfaces, filling condition, test-document scope, and packing as stated in the quotation
Specify before delivery.
Confirm utilities, site access, operating environment, consumables, ventilation, PPE, delivery handling, and local requirements before finalizing the configuration.
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