Southern States 38 kV-170 kV CapSwitcher - Manual (Page 9)

Title: Southern States 38 kV–170 kV CapSwitcher ®
Vertical Interrupter Style Capacitor Switcher
Product Specification
Guide
Page 9 of 10 Publication No.: PSG-807-031109
8.02 Final Drawings
The manufacturer shall furnish final drawings in AutoCAD .DWG format via e-
mail. Unless otherwise specified in the purchase order, the final drawings will be
forwarded to the same individual that the approval drawings were sent to.
8.03 Instruction Books
The manufacturer shall furnish an electronic copy of each applicable instruction
book in Adobe Acrobat .PDF format via e-mail. Unless otherwise specified in the
purchase order, the instruction book(s) will be forwarded to the same individual
that the approval drawings were sent to.
8.04 Additional Documentation
One complete set of final drawings and one copy of each applicable instruction
book shall be shipped in a weatherproof envelope with each capacitor switcher.
9.0 SHIPPING and DELIVERY
The capacitor switcher shall be match-marked and disassembled as necessary to
accommodate shipping dimensional clearance restrictions. The interrupters shall be
shipped with a positive pressure of 5 – 10 psi of SF
6
, eliminating the need to pull a
vacuum on them in the field. An SF
6
fill kit shall be provided to fill the common gas
system to rated pressure during installation.
10.0 WARRANTY
All capacitor switchers and their accessories furnished under this specification shall
be covered by a five-year warranty from date of shipment or 10,000 operations;
whichever comes first; against failure due to design or to defects in workmanship or
material.
11.0 SPECIFIC QUOTE REQUIREMENTS
Information furnished by purchaser at time of quote request will include:
1. kV rating
2. Closing resistor value
3. Motor / Control voltage (48 VDC; 125 VDC; 250 VDC; 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 1∅; or
240 VAC, 60 Hz, 1∅)
4. Heater voltage (120 VAC, 60 Hz, 1∅ or 240 VAC, 60 Hz, 1∅)
5. If manufacturer is to supply anchor bolts
6. Additional requirements, if applicable (see section 3.01.05)