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In the United States is ConsolidatedEdison of New York. Switchgear mounting isalso possible.ДЇigure 17.0-2.Typical Configuration for Three Transformer Spot NetworkД«etter Continuity of ServiceThe largest user of network systems The network protector basically con-sists of a special air power breaker,a breaker operating mechanism, net-work relay(s) and control equipment.Units are available in both weather-proof and submersible enclosures foreither separate or transformer throatmounting. The other primaryfeeders will continue carrying the loaduntil the faulted cable is repaired and Loss ofthe primary feeder will not result inservice outage at the load on thesecondary network. In the event of a fault on aprimary system cable or transformer,the protector opens due to reversepower flow, thus isolating the faultfrom the network bus and avoidingload power disturbances. Secondary network systems usingCutler-Hammer Network Protectorsare among the most dependable inuse today. For example,while an arc in a 208V system isnormally self-extinguishing, an arcin a 480V system will usually burnuntil it is interrupted by an overcurrentДevice or until it totally consumesthe arcing material.

Thechange to a higher utilization voltagerequires a commensurate change inoperating procedures because of thedifference in arcing characteristics at480V compared to 208V. The need to supply increasing amountsof power efficiently, without increasingequipment size, has resulted in a shiftfrom 208V to 480V wye systems. Spot networks provide superiorreliability at these important loads. Now, the suburban loadincludes not only shopping plazas,industries and residences, but suchvital facilities as hospitals and airports.For these and other critical loads,power interruptions can have seriousconsequences to public and personal Suburban loads were formerly almostentirely residential and power outagescaused little more than personal incon-venience.

These systems,in either grid or spot network form,are commonly used in areas of highload density such as metropolitanand suburban business districtsor facilities. How many circuits are available or routed to each major load areas of the facility?Д¬A08104001E For more information visit:17January 2003Д®atons Cutler-Hammer Spot NetworkSystems are designed to ensureservice continuity in 208/120V and480/277V wye connected secondary Section 16422Д¬MD Network Protector CM-52 Network ProtectorДЄre the multiple circuits from the utility 17.3-3ДЇor complete product specifications in CSI format seeEatons Cutler-Hammer Product Specification Guide. 17.3-2Дry-Type Network Unit Switchgear Mounted Protector Dimensions. 17.0-3Д¬ommercial Spot Network Design Considerations.

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