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Medium Voltage Distribution
GHA
up to 40.5 kV
Gas-insulated switchgear with vacuum circuit-breaker for primary distribution
System configuration
GHA
Delivery conditions
The General Conditions of Delivery as amended shall apply.
Illustrations
The illustrations are not binding.
GHA Contents
Introduction 6
Features 6
Standards 10
Regulations, specifications and technical data 10
Type designation 10
Applied standards 11
Operator safety and classification 12
Internal arc classification 14
Installation of switchgear units with IAC qualification 15
Product description 16
The GHA modules 16
GHA single busbar 17
The GHA modules 18
GHA double busbar 19
Technical description 20
Examples: Double busbar 22
SBB operator interface 23
DBB operator interface 24
Drives and interlocking systems 25
B-link - the innovative busbar connection system 31
Gas compartment monitoring by IDIS information system 33
Low-voltage cabinet 35
IMOS switchgear control system 36
Voltage detection system and phase coincidence 37
Current transformer in outgoing feeder area 38
Voltage transformers 39
Switchgear modules 40
Outgoing feeder panels, single busbar 40
Outgoing feeder panels, double busbar 41
Bus section coupler single busbar 42
Bus section couplers double busbar 43
Bus coupler, busbar earthing switch, metering panel 44
Busbar attachments for single busbar switchgear 45
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GHA Contents (contd.)
Range of products 46
Single busbar panels and double busbar - explanations 46
Single busbar panels and double busbar - main dimensions 47
Single busbar panels - variants 47
Double busbar panels - variants 47
Selection Tables 62
GHA with vacuum circuit-breaker and disconnector, single busbar and
double busbar 12 kV 62
double busbar 17.5 kv 64
double busbar 24 kv 66
double busbar 36 kv 68
double busbar 40.5 kV 70
Electrical supplementary modules 72
Environmental aspects 74
Design data 77
Versatile cable connectors 77
Bus terminals 77
Connection dimensions for cable connections and bar connections 78
Safe cable testing 79
Outer cone-type cable connection combinations 80
Installation versions 88
Single busbar in case of IAC qualification AFL wall-mounting 88
Wall-mounting, free-standing installation - Back-to-back 89
Double busbar in case of IAC qualification AFL wall-mounting 90
Wall-mounting, free-standing installation - Back-to-back 91
Single busbar and double busbar in case of IAC qualification AFLR with
pressure relief duct 92
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GHA Contents (contd.)
Basic dimensions and floor openings 93
Installation Single busbar - example 93
Installation of double busbar - examples 94
Floor openings 95
Center panels with pressure relief duct SBB 96
Center panels without pressure relief duct SBB 97
Center panels with pressure relief duct DBB 98
Center panels without pressure relief duct DBB 99
End panels with pressure relief duct SBB 100
End panels without pressure relief duct SBB 101
End panels with pressure relief duct DBB 102
Shipping instructions 103
Transporting the switchgear unit 103
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GHA Introduction
A ground-breaking switchgear concept featuring high economic

efficiency, availability and versatility
The gas-insulated circuit-breaker switchgear GHA is ground-breaking as
regards
high reliability
operating reliability
maximum operator safety
ergonomic operator guidance.
The GHA is characterized additionally by its specific economical and
ecological features.
GHA is an optimum solution for different requirements and applications - in
transformer substations as well as in switching stations for primary power
supply. Further fields of application of GHA are public and industrial
GH Single busbar switchgear
distribution networks, e. g. in
power supply companies
power plants
wind farms
back-up power supply systems
transportation
smelteries
the oil and gas industry
petrochemical plants
open-cast lignite mining
mining
metallurgy
ships and offshore plants
railway traction power supply.
GHA switchgear with the
rated voltages up to 40.5 kV
rated currents up to 2500 A
rated peak withstand currents up to 100 kA
rated short-time currents up to 40 kA (3 s)
have been designed as single busbar systems or with double busbar
systems.
GHA has been tested according to the international IEC and the European
EN standards and the appropriate national standards derived from them.
Features
Operator-safe
Maximum protection against accidental contact due to complete metal
enclosure of all switchgear components
Due to system-related reasons, operation is only possible with the
enclosure closed and from the operator front
Optimum safety of operation due to a complete interlock-ing system
Successful internal arc qualification IAC in accordance with IEC 62271-
200 / EN 62271-200
Type of enclosure IP 65 of the gas-filled compartments with the live
components
Capacitive voltage testing system for zero voltage verification
Cable testing on the switchgear front.
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GHA Introduction (contd.)
User-friendly
Compact und clear design
Easy access to all functional groups
Good visual operator guid-ance for mechanical operation of the panel
Modern industrial design according to ergonomic aspects facilitates
operator guidance
Visually highlighted control panel for mechanical switch position
signalling on the switchgear panel
Economically efficient
Moderate overall investments
Reduced space and surface area requirements
Short assembly times
Minimized operating costs
Maintenance-free gas-filled compartments (sealed for life)
Minimized planning costs
Long service life
Independent of environmental influences
All HV parts in SF6 atmosphere with a slight overpressure, thus protected
against air humidity and saline atmosphere
Hermetically sealed against the penetration of foreign matter, such as
dust, vermin, dirt
Hermetically sealed pressure system for all gas-filled compartments
Gas tank made of stainless chromium-nickel steel
Safe to operate
The active medium-voltage components are located in hermetically
enclosed, gas-filled compartments and are thus insensitive to
aggressive atmosphere,
dirt,
dust
vermin
The term sealed pressure system means: No inspection and no
replenishing of the insulating gas required for the entire service life
Stable and reliable insulation gas systemle
Switch drive easily acces-sible from outside of the gas compartments
Straightforward and robust drive mechanics with continuous switchgear
interlocking
Current transformers as toroidal-core current transformers mounted
outside of the gas compartments on earthed housing components (not
subject to dielectric load from the high voltage)
Single-pole inductive voltage transformers arranged outside of the
gas-filled compartments
with contact-proof enclosure
flanged to the switchgear via plug-and-socket connector on the primary
side
disconnecting device with the positions Voltage transformer - ON and
Voltage transformer - earthed integrated optionally in the switchgear
on the high-voltage end
no removal of switchgear components in case of voltage tests of the
switchgear and the cables.
GHA EN 7
Reliable
Electronic and temperature-compensated gas monitoring equipment
IDIS
Each gas compartment is monitored individually and has its own pressure
relief device
Low number of static and dynamic seals
Use of vacuum circuit-breakers with high number of mechanical and
electrical operations
Robust and reliable drive and interlocking system
Ecological
The GHA switchgear satisfies to a very high degree the ecological
requirements in view of environmental protection thanks to
Optimization of material and energy consumption during manufacture,
operation and disposal
No gas handling on the construction site during erection, extensions,
disposal or replacement of panels from the switchgear assembly
Compliance with todays ecological requirements during its useful life
The use of recyclable materials for the efficient re-use or disposal at the
end of its service life.
Used SF6 is simply evacu-ated via integrated disposal valves, and
recycled (SF6 Re-Use).
Advantages of SF6-insulated medium-voltage switchgear verified in the
distribution system via eco balance study.
Manufacturer certified in accordance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and
EMAS II.
Expandable
Bilateral extension is possible
without gas handling and without intervention in the gas-filled
compartments of the adjacent panels.
Easy to assemble
Low transport weights
Very straightforward line-up of panels without gas handling on site and
quick assembly
Always front access to the spacious cable connection area
Can be installed in the switching room without the use of lifting devices.
Space-saving
Very compact panel dimensions
All operations on the switchgear front
Installation possible, as a rule, without additional assembly aisle.
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GHA single busbar GHA double busbar
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1 Low-voltage cabinet
2 Control panel
3 Cable end boxes
4 Cable connection compartment cover
5 Voltage transformer module on busbar
6 Gas-filled busbar compartment with three-position switch
7 Busbar
8 Three-position switch
9 Gas-filled compartment with circuit-breaker
10 Vacuum circuit-breaker
11 Toroidal-core current transformer
12 Disconnecting device for voltage transformer
13 Voltage transformer in outgoing feeder block
14 Busbar module (gas-filled) with three-position switch for double busbar
15 Busbar module with disconnector
Technical data
Rated voltage
Rated voltage kV 12 17.5 24 36 40.5
Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage kV 75 95 125 170 185
Rated power frequency withstand voltage kV 28 38 / (42) 50 70 80 / (85)
Rated peak withstand current max. kA 100 100 100 100 80
Rated short-time current max. 3s kA 40 40 40 40 31.5
Rated busbar currents max. A 25001) 25001) 25001) 25001) 25001)
Rated current of branch circuits, naturally ventilated max. A 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500
Internal arc classification IAC max. 40 kA, 1s 31.5 kA, 1s
1)
higher values on request
GHA EN 9
GHA Standards
Regulations, specifications and technical

data
GHA switchgear units are
metal enclosed
prefabricated and type-test-ed in accordance with the latest international
standards
SF6 insulated
with internal arc classification
The gas-filled compartments are
hermetically sealed, confined pressure systems (sealed pressure
systems).
Degrees of protection against accidental

contact and foreign objects according to
iec 60529
Main electric circuits IP65
Drives IP2X 1)
Low-voltage cabinet IP3X 1)
Cable connection compartment IP3X 1)
1)
Type designation

Example GHA 36 - 16 - 08
GHA series
Rated voltage 36 kV
Rated short-time current 16 kA
Rated normal current 800 A
Environmental and operating conditions

GHA switchgear units can be operated as indoor switchgear under normal
operating conditions in accordance with the standard IEC 62271-1.
Oper-ation under conditions other than these is only admissible upon
consultation with and with the consent of the manufacturer.
Ambient conditions
Temperature class minus 5 indoors
Min./max. ambient temperature C - 5 / + 40 1)
Average value over 24 hours
C 35 1)
(max.)
Mean rel. air humidity: 24 hour/1
% 95 / 90
month
Maximum installation altitude
m 1000 1)
above sea-level
Insulating gas
Type Sulphur hexafluoride (SF6)
0.03 (24 kV), 0.05 (36 kV), 0.06
Design pressure pre at 20 C MPa
(40.5 kV)
1)
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GHA Standards (contd.)
Applied standards
GHA switchgear units meet the following standards and regulations
Term IEC standard IEC-class EN-standard

IEC 62271-200 Loss of service continuity category: LSC 2A 1)
Switchgear EN 62271-200EN 62271-1)
IEC 62271-1) Partition class (compartmentalization class): PM
Internal arc classification IEC 62271-200 EN 62271-200
Earthing switch IEC 62271-102 E2 EN 62271-102
Three position disconnector IEC 62271-102 M1 EN 62271-102
Circuit-breaker IEC 62271-100 M2, E1, E2 2), C1 EN 62271-100
Current transformers IEC 60044-1 EN 60044-1
Inductive voltage transformers IEC 60044-2 EN 60044-2
Appliance couplers, cable
EN 50181
connection systems
Protection against accidental
IEC 60529 EN 60529
contact, foreign bodies and water
Erection HD 637 S1
Operation of electrical equipment EN 50110
1)
For cable connection compartments in case metal-enclosed cable end boxes and unlocked cable front covers are used: LSC 2B
2)
depending on operating frequency
GHA EN 11
Operator safety and classification

The loss of service continuity category in IEC 62271-200 and EN 62271-200 refers to the classification of the switchgear
functions in conjunction with the uninterruptible power supply during access to one of the switchgear compartments.
The above-mentioned stand-ards contain definitions of certain loss of service continuity categories of the switchgear during
access to a compartment. Such access may be necessary, e.g. in case of inspection or maintenance work, or for work in
general.
All gas-filled compartments of the switchgear GHA are inaccessible compartments in accordance with section 8.2.2 of
IEC/EN 62271-200. Access for the user is not provided and opening would destroy the integrity of the gas-filled compartments.
However, the GHA series requires the cable connection compartment to be accessible for cable tests and/or for cable
connection work.
The classification features of the above-mentioned air-insulated compartments of the GHA series comprise:
Types of compartments in view of accessibility Features
Opening does not require any tools - interlock only permits

Compartments accessible to operating Compartments accessible via interlock
access if high-voltage components have been earthed in
companies control
zero-voltage condition
Opening does not require any tools - interlock facilities must
be combined with the work instruc-tions of the operating
Compartments accessible depending
company to enable access only when high-voltage
on process
components are earthed and completely isolated from the
power supply (zero voltage)
Switchgear loss of service continuity categories on opening

Features
accessible compartments
Busbars and other switchgear panels may be
LSC2 LSC2A
energized
Switchgear categories as regards the type of partition between

Features
energized components and an opened, accessible compartment
Metallic partitions between
energized components and the opened
PM
compartment (maintaining the metal-enclosed
condition)
The air-insulated cable connection compartments and connection compartments of the GHA switchgear feature loss of service
continuity category LSC2A-PM.
LSC2A means: In case of access to the air-insulated compartment of a switchgear panel, the busbars and other switchgear
panels may continue operating. As the GHA series is a technology featuring fixed devices, the high-voltage cable in the
outgoing feeder of the panel concerned must be de-energized and earthed. The busbars and other panels may remain
energized. The parti-tions of the air-insulated compartments of GHA are made of metal.
If unlocked cable compartment front covers are used simul-taneously with metal-enclosed cable end boxes, loss of service
continuity category LSC2B-PM applies.
Qualification of switchgear regarding hazards in

Features
case of internal arcs during normal operation
The internal arc classification IAC refers to the effect of internal excess
pressure on covers, doors, inspection glasses, vents etc.
Moreover, thermal effects of the internal arc on the enclosure or its root on
the enclosure and escaping hot gases and incandes-cent particles are
IAC classification
taken into consideration.
The successful IAC classification is to provide, in case of an internal arc, a
verified operator safety level approaching that of a switchgear under
normal operating conditions.
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Internal faults causing internal arcs

The GHA switchgear has been designed for a very low prob-ability of
internal arcs during its entire service life.
IEC 62271-200 and EN 622721-200 point out that faults within an
enclosure, e.g. due to damage, extraordinary operating conditions or
operating errors, cannot be ruled out completely and may give rise to an
internal arc. For this reason, the switchgear must provide the operator with
a very good degree of protection. Operator safety is achieved, in
accordance with the switchgear standard, by reducing the hazard to a
tolerable level. In accordance with ISO / IEC Guideline 51, sect. 5 (Safety
concept), this hazard consists both of the probability of the occurrence and
of the severity of the damage.
With the GHA switchgear, all preventive measures in acc. with IEC
62271-200 and EN 62271-200 Table 2 Locations of defects, causes and
examples for measures reducing the probability of internal arcs - have
been implemented by design. This Table also lists explicitly the use of
gas-filled compartments as an example for preventive measures to reduce
the prob-ability of internal arcs.
To ensure maximum protection of persons in case of an internal arc, the
above-mentioned standard recommends further measures to limit the
external consequences. These measures, e.g. pressure relief devices and
all operations exclusively with the front closed, have been implemented
systematically in the GHA switchgear series.
Planning engineers and oper-ating companies alike can use, in accordance
with IEC 62271-200 and EN 62271-200, the Guideline for selection of
suitable switchgear as regards internal arcs:
In case of a negligible risk: metal-enclosed switchgear with internal arc
classification not required.
In this context, it is especially important that in the case of gas-insulated
switchgear, the risk of internal arc faults is extremely low by design.
If the risk is regarded as considerable: only metal-enclosed switchgear
with internal arc qualification IAC should be used.
In making this decision, planning engineers and operating companies
should apply the procedure for selection of suit-able switchgear in
accordance with ISO / IEC Guide 51, sect. 6. This procedure implies that
the operator must contribute to reducing the risk.
GHA EN 13
Internal arc classification

The internal arc classification IAC provides a verified level of operator
safety in the immedi-ate vicinity of the switchgear under normal operating
conditions: The internal arc classification is an option in accord-ance with
IEC 62271-200 and EN 62271-200. It refers to the effect of internal excess
pressure on covers, doors, inspection glasses, vents etc. Moreover, the
thermal effects of the internal arc and its root points on the enclosure and
escaping hot gases or incandescent particles are taken into account. The
GHA switchgear series is available in the design with internal arc
classification IAC. In the IAC design, it has been designed for accessibility
degree A, i.e. the place of installation of the GHA panels is an enclosed
electrical oper-ating area and only accessible to authorized staff.
The internal arc classification IAC for the GHA series refers to the following
sides of the switchgear enclosure:
the front side (operators side) and
Aufbau zur Strlichtbogenprfung mit Indikatoren the sides
Design for internal fault testing with indicators
optional for the reverse side of the switchgear.
The IAC qualification has been verified successfully for the GHA series
up to 40 kA, arc duration 1 second:
Qualification IAC AFL
Internal arc 40 kA 1s.
In case of accessibility from the rear, an internal arc classification with the
following additional facilities is avail-able for the rear side up to 40 kA, arc
duration 1 second:
Qualification IAC AFLR
Internal arc 40 kA 1s.
Regarding the successful internal arc classification IAC, the following

criteria have been complied with:
Criterion 1
Correctly secured doors and covers have not opened.
Criterion 2
Within the specified test dura-tion, the enclosure has not been torn open
and no parts have been hurled away.
Criterion 3
No holes have occurred either in the accessible sides (front control panel
and switchgear sides) or, in case of IAC FLR, on the reverse side.
Criterion 4
The vertical and horizontal indicators have not been set alight due to the
effect of the hot gas.
Criterion 5
The ground connection of the enclosure has remained effective.
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Installation of switchgear units with IAC

qualification
IEC 62271-200 / EN 62721200 requests minimum admissible conditions
for installation of switchgear with IAC qualification.
The standard implies the following specifications for IAC qualification
testing:
Minimum clearance 600 (+ 100) mm from the panel top to the ceiling. An
additional test with smaller clearances to the ceiling is admissible as a
supplementary test to obtain information on the installation conditions.
The overall switchgear height of the series GHA with IAC qualification is
2400 mm (with low-voltage cabinet 800 mm) and 2780 mm (with low-
voltage cabinet 1200 mm).
The IAC qualification test has been performed successfully with a ceiling
height of 3.0 m or 3.4 m.
A pressure relief duct is avail-able on special request. The hot gases
escaping in the case of an internal arc are routed from all compartments
into this pressure relief duct. Gas is discharged
into the open air.
This pressure relief duct is always necessary in case of the requirement
IAC qualification AFLR, or compliance with the internal arc qualification at
the outside of the reverse side of the switchgear,
IAC qualification AFL or AFLR for 40 kA with a duration of 1 second
If a pressure relief duct is attached, the current-carrying capacity is e.g.
2450 A (instead of 2500 A).
The instructions and information regarding minimum room heights and wall
clearances for the GHA switchgear series are contained in this System
Con-figuration; compliance with these is mandatory for switchgear with IAC
qualification. These are the minimum admissible conditions in
accordance with the standard. Each installation condition which is not as
strict and / or provides for more space, in accordance with IEC 62271-200
EN 62271-200, is viewed as having been covered by the IAC qualification
test.
GHA EN 15
GHA Product description
2 The GHA modules Examples: Single busbar
11
7 9
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1 Low-voltage cabinet Optional

2 Circuit-breaker module with busbars and three-position switch
3 Drive block 11 Outgoing feeder block with inner cone-type system, 2 cables per
4 Outgoing feeder block with outer cone-type system, toroidal-core conductor with toroidal-core current transformer and voltage
current transformer and actuation of the voltage transformer transformer
disconnecting device 12 Outgoing feeder block with inner cone-type system, quadruple
5 Voltage transformer (pluggable) cable connection with toroidal-core current transformer and
6 Cable connection voltage transformer
Examples: double connection per phase
7 Panel rack
8 Control panel
9 Front mounting frame
10 Cable compartment cover
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GHA Product description (contd.)
GHA single busbar
GHA Single busbar
The prefabricated, type-tested switchgear panels GHA are metal-clad in

accordance with IEC/EN 62271200. Sulphur hexafluoride SF6 is used as
insulating medium. The modular design of a panel comprises the following
units in case of the
single busbar panel GHA
gas-filled busbar compartment with three-position disconnector/
earthing switch, connection valve for gas density switch, pressure relief
device
gas-filled circuit-breaker compartment incl. connection elements for
cable connections, connection valve for gas density switch, pressure
relief de-vice, voltage transformer and disconnecting device for voltage
transformer (optional),
drive box with all drive units and auxiliary devices,
cable connection area, optional with toroidal-core current transformer
incl. voltage transformer in outgoing feeder,
low-voltage cabinet.
GHA EN 17
The GHA modules Examples: Double busbar
2b
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SSI
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1 Low-voltage cabinet Optional

2 Circuit-breaker module with busbars and three-position switch
2a Drive linkage for three-position switch SSI 11 Outgoing feeder block with inner cone-type system, 2 cables per
conductor with toroidal-core current transformer and voltage
2b Drive linkage for three-position switch SSII transformer
3 Drive block for three-position switch SSI and SSII 12 Outgoing feeder block with inner cone-type system, quadruple
4 Outgoing feeder block with outer cone-type system, toroidal-core cable connection with toroidal-core current transformer and
current transformer and actuation of the voltage transformer voltage transformer
disconnecting device
5 Voltage transformer (pluggable)
6 Cable connection
Example: Double connection per phase
7 Panel rack
8 Control panel for SSI and SSII
9 Front mounting frame
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GHA double busbar
GHA Double busbar
Double busbar panel GHA

upper gas-filled busbar compartment with three-position disconnector
earthing switch, connection valve for gas density switch, pressure relief
device
rear gas-filled busbar compartment with two-position disconnector,
connection valve for gas density switch, pressure relief device
gas-filled circuit-breaker compartment, incl. connection elements for
cable connections and voltage transformer.
Connection valve for gas-density switch, pressure relief device,
disconnecting device for voltage transformer (optional),
drive box with all drive units and auxiliary devices,
cable connection area optionally with voltage transformer in outgoing
feeder
low-voltage cabinet.
GHA EN 19
Technical description
All gas-filled compartments with pressure vessels are hermetically sealed
pressure systems. Each busbar compartment is segregated from the
circuit-breaker compartment metallically and as regards gas leakage. In
the case of double busbar panels, both busbar compartments are
segregated from each other and also segregated from the circuit-breaker
compartment metallically and as regards gas leakage. The upper busbar
compartment accommodates the busbar system and the three-position
switch, a busbar compartment with the busbar system and two-position
switch are located at the rear of the panel.
The lower termination of the gas-filled vacuum circuit-breaker compartment
is effected by a floor module accommodating the connection elements for
the cable end boxes, the toroidal-core current transformer and the flange
mounted voltage transformer in the out-going feeder. The toroidal-core
current transformers are mounted outside of the gas- filled compartment
between the circuit-breaker and the cable connection compartments on
single-pole and externally earthed bushings.
The connection elements for the cable connection can be designed as
system
outer cone-type in acc. with EN 50181 for terminal cross sections up to 630
mm2, up to incl. 36 kV.
inner cone-type 1 to 3 in acc. with EN 50181 and special terminal type
Connex size 4.
The metal-enclosed support structure of the central high-voltage section
has been designed as a cable connection compartment with front access. It
accommodates simultaneously the voltage transformers in the outgoing
feeder and cable-type transformers, if any. Control, monitoring and line
protection as well as the components of a switchgear control system, if any,
are installed in the metal-enclosed low-voltage cabinet mounted on top of
the basic module.
Adjacent panels are connected on the busbar end without requiring gas
handling for erection, installation and panel replacement via the innovative
B-link (busbar link) system.
Vacuum circuit-breaker
The three-pole vacuum circuit-breaker with its maintenance-free
maintenance vacuum interrupters is installed horizontally in the gas
compartment. The action of force on the movable switching contacts is
exclusively effected in the required switching direction. The vacuum
interrupter chambers and the metal bellows pertaining to them are
protected by their supporting structure against inadmissible distorsion and
the action of force. All 3 vacuum interrupters are actuated together via 1
shaft from the circuit-breaker drive.
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Three-/two-position disconnector
The three-pole three-position disconnector has prepared the positions
Branch circuit ON-OFF and Prepared for earthing. It is used for
connecting to and disconnecting from the busbar system and for
establishing the isolating distance conditions for working safely in the
branch circuit. In the position Earthing ON, the three conductors are
short-circuited and the electrical connection to the earth potential is
established. The branch circuit earthing has been prepared. In this defined
position, the switched-off vacuum circuit-breaker is connected
automatically during actuation for Earthing switch ON via a mechanical
intertripping circuit (optional), thus short-circuiting and earthing the branch
circuit via the circuit-breakers making capacity.
Separate mechanical actuation devices and separate mechanical switch
position indicators for the operations
Branch circuit ON/OFF
Earthing ON/OFF
enable very clear actuation and safe operation.
With the double busbar panels GHA, an additional two-position disconnector
is used for connecting and disconnecting to the second busbar system and for
providing the isolating distance conditions for safe work in the branch circuit.
Each two-/three position disconnector is installed in its own gas
compartment, together with the appropriate busbar system.
Straightforward operation via functional intuitive

operator interface
The GHA is characterized especially by the following operating features:
Ergonomic operability
Logical operation
Logical function states
Good visual communication of the overall function and operating states
Optimum operator guidance
All operations can be performed optionally via a motor-operated
mechanism
The mechanical control panel is located at an optimum height for operation
and arranged in a recessed position on the switchgear front. Thus, the
operating area is clearly visible while no control elements protrude from the
switchgear front. The position of the individual elements has been selected
according to their function, i.e. according to their allocation to the corres-
ponding device functions. The elements which form part of a switching
device, such as position indicators, crank ports or mechanical pushbuttons,
are visually linked by a specific pattern and integrated in a mimic diagram.
Mechanical operation is performed the same way as with the habitual
operation with stationary switching devices. Separate control elements and
mechanical switch position indicators are available for the following functions:
Circuit-breaker ON - OFF
Disconnector ON - OFF
Outgoing earthing switch ON-OFF accomplished
GHA EN 21
Integral earthing of the branch circuit

Via a mechanical intertripping circuit of the vacuum circuit-breaker, coupled
to the function Earthing ON-OFF of the three-position disconnector, the
branch circuit is safely short-circuited and earthed.
After the defined position Earthing ON of the three-position switch has
been reached, the switched-off vacuum circuit-breaker is switched on
automatically mechanically and the outgoing feeder short-circuited and
earthed.
Before the defined position Earthing ON of the three-position switch is
exited, the switched-on vacuum circuit-breaker is switched off
automatically mechanically and the outgoing feeder is de-earthed.
The GHA series does not require separate actuations, e.g. for the
operation Preparing earthing and Connecting vacuum circuit-breaker
Interrogating slide of the disconnectors for earthing, as well as the provision of any additional releases or locks.
In position Earthing I, opening the vacuum circuit-breaker is prevented
by mechanical and electrical means.
Examples: Double busbar
Actuation of the disconnector
Interrogating slide, disconnector and earthing

switch
Actuation Earthing ON - OFF
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SBB operator interface

1 Pushbutton circuit-breaker OFF
2 Nameplate
3 Circuit-breaker operations counter
4 AInsertion opening for charging the circuit-breakers spring mechanism
manually
5 Status indicator for spring mechanism released/charged
6 Pushbutton circuit-breaker ON
7 Switch position indicator, circuit- breaker
8 Switch position indicator, disconnector
9 Insertion opening for operation of the disconnector
10 Insertion opening for operation of the earthing switch
Riser panel with 11 Earthing switch position indicator
dis-connector and
earth-ing switch, without 12 Interrogation slide, disconnector and earthing switches
circuit-breaker. For 13 Symbol for capacitive interface
design and description of
the control elements and 14 Information sign
indicators, please refer to
the illustration above. 15 Mechanical lock-out with cylinder lock
GHA EN 23
1 1
2 2
19
3
18
17 4
16 5
9 8
12
15
10
14
13 11
DBB operator interface

1 Busbar 1
2 Busbar 2
3 Position indicator of earthing switch
4 Insertion opening for operation of the earthing switch
5 Insertion opening for operation of the disconnector, busbar 2
6 Position indicator for disconnector, busbar 2
7 Switch position indicator, circuit-breaker
8 Pushbutton circuit-breaker ON
9 Pushbutton circuit-breaker OFF
10 Status indicator for spring mechanism released/charged
11 Insertion opening for charging the circuit-breakers spring mechanism
Riser panel with 1 manually
dis-connector and 2
earth-ing switch, 12 Symbol for capacitive interface
without 13 Mechanical lock-out mechanism with cylinder lock
circuit-breaker. For
design and description 14 Nameplate
of the control elements 15 Circuit-breaker operations counter
and indicators, please
refer to the illustration 16 Insertion opening for operation of the disconnector, busbar 1
above.
17 Position indicator for disconnector, busbar 1
18 Interrogation slide for disconnector, busbar 1
19 Interrogation slide for disconnector, busbar 2 and (outgoing) earthing
switch
24 GHA EN
Drives and interlocking systems

The circuit-breaker is fitted with a spring mechanism with the operating
sequences for automatic reclosure.
The circuit-breaker drive and the two- to three-position disconnector drives
are protected mechanically so that the drive is not destroyed even in case
of operating errors, or faulty operation is prevented reliably. In the case of
double busbar switchgear GHA and for inter-panel interlocks, additional
electro-magnetical interlocks are used as mechanical lock-outs. The crank
for actu-ation of a drive for the function Disconnector ON-OFF or
Earthing switch ON-OFF can only be inserted, as a rule, if this is permitted
by the appropriate switch condition.
Otherwise, the drive is protected by free wheeling or by torque limitation in
the crank.
The drives feature auxiliary equipment, e.g. auxiliary switches, magnetic
releases, motor drives, blocking coils, interlocking devices etc. The switch
positions are displayed mechanically in the control panel. The mechanical
switch position indicators as well as actuation of the drives are integrated in
a very clear mimic diagram in the control panel and directly visible at any
time.
Maintenance of the switching devices and the drives is absolutely
straightforward (see Operating Manual), taking the admissible mechanical
and electrical numbers of switching operations into account, and under
normal operating conditions for indoor switchgear in accordance with
IEC 62271-1.
Internal mechanical interlocks of the panel

With the circuit-breaker closed, the interrogation slide is locked for the
disconnector and the earthing switch.
The interrogation slide always releases one insertion opening only
(disconnector or earthing switch), or both of them are locked.
The crank for the disconnectors and earthing switches can only be
removed in its appropriate end position.
The earthing switch can only be actuated in direction ON with the
circuit-breakers spring mechanism charged (intertripping circuit of
circuit-breaker during earthing).
When the crank on the disconnector or earthing switch is still in place, or
when the interrogation slide is open, the following components are
locked:
ON pushbutton of circuit-breaker
ON pulse is interruptedC
In panels featuring two interrogation slides (e. g. double busbar panel,
bus section coupler and bus coupler), the following features are locked:
Both interrogation slides cannot be opened simul-taneously.
The interrogation slides are blocked depending on the position of the
disconnector or earthing switch (see interlock tables).
GHA EN 25
Mechanical lock-out with cylinder lock

An additional cylinder lock-type interlock is installed as standard in case the
disconnector and earthing switch are motorized. This interlock releases
2
1 either manual or electrical actuation of the drives. The other one remains
locked in each case.
1
Optionally, the ON/OFF pushbuttons of the circuit-breaker can be
integrated into the cylinder lock-type interlock individually.
2
1 Mechanical lock-out mechanism with cylinder lock
2 Information plate
Mechanical lock-out mechanisms with U lock

(optional)
2 On request, circuit-breakers, disconnectors and earthing switches can be
2 equipped with padlocks to prevent mechanical actuation.
2
1 1
1 1
1 Interlock flaps for ON/OFF pushbutton

2 Blocked insertion openings for disconnector and
Electromagnetic interlocks
earthing switch Electromagnetic blocking coils can be used for inter-panel as well as
intra-panel interlocks:
the actuating ports for disconnector and earthing switch are prevented
from being released by the interrogation slide;
the circuit-breakers ON and OFF pushbuttons are blocked.
In case of failure of the supply voltage, all electrical interlocks are in their
locked position.
If no blocking coils are being used for the locking devices, a mechanical
lock-out with cylinder or U lock must be provided.
Blocking coil
Interlock function
required, if ...
circuit-breaker ON pushbutton, except if this
motor drive on disconnector pushbutton is already integrated in the cylinder
lock-type mechanical lock-out.
both interrogation slides of the earthing switches in
bus section coupler in the bus section coupler
switchgear all disconnectors in the branch circuit panels or
additional couplers
both interrogation slides of the earthing switches in
the bus coupler
bus coupler in switchgear OFF pushbutton of circuit-breaker in bus coupler
all disconnectors in the branch circuit panels or
additional couplers
26 GHA EN
1
2
3 3 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 3
Blocking coil interlocks in a GHA switchgear with bus coupler (example)

1 Busbar 1
2 Busbar 2
3 Blocking coil on interrogation slide of disconnector in branch circuit panel
4 Blocking coil on interrogation slide of earthing switch in bus coupler
5 Blocking coil on OFF pushbutton of circuit-breaker (in bus coupler)
Interlocks - earthing switch on busbar for single and

double busbar
In case of remote control, the interlocks must be programmed analogously
via the bay computer.
Motor drive (optional)
If the crank is inserted or the interrogation slide opened, the motor circuit
is interrupted
Blocking coil interlock ogation slide of earthing

switch
Interlock Switch position
The earthing switch can only be switched on if all
disconnectors assigned to the busbar concerned
are OFF.
All disconnectors assigned to the appropriate

busbar must be locked. To this effect, a blocking
coil is required on each interrogation slide of
these disconnectors.
Cylinder lock-type interlock
1 Mechanical lock-out (cylinder lock) with information

plate to block the earthing switch (required if no
blocking coil-type interlock is being used).
GHA EN 27
GHA
Tabular overview of interlocking functions of various panel types

Interlocks in branch- circuit panels (single busbar)
All mechanical, except if EM (= blocking coil) is specified explicitly
Interlocks for single and double busbars apply analogously if the left-hand and right-hand busbar are exchanged
In case of remote control, the interlocks must be programmed analogously via the bay computer.
1)
Blocking coil-type interlock required. The interrogation slide is blocked if the disconnector in at least one branch circuit in the
left-hand busbar section is ON.
Blocking coils are required to ensure continuous interlocking systematics at the mechanical operator interface. Alternatively,
mechanical lock-outs with cylinder or U lock must be provided.
L R L R L R L R L R
Schematic
diagrams of 1)
possible switch
positions
Circuit-breaker ON OFF ON OFF OFF

Pushbutton OFF free - blocked - -
Spring mechanism - - - - released
Disconnector left-hand ON/OFF ON OFF OFF ON
Interrogation slide
blocked free free free free
left-hand
Crank handle - - blocked - -
Disconnector
ON/OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
right-hand
Interrogation slide
blocked free blocked free free
right-hand
Crank handle - - - - -
Earthing switch
OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
left-hand
Interrogation slide
blocked free free free free
left-hand
Crank handle - decoupled - - decoupled
Earthing slide
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
right-hand
Interrogation slide
blocked blocked EM 1) blocked free free
right-hand
Right-hand rotation
Crank handle - - decoupled -
blocked
- of no significance as regards interlocks
blocked crank cannot be inserted or pushbutton blocked
decoupled crank can be inserted, but without switching function
free operating function released
EM electro-magnetic interlock (blocking coil)
28 GHA EN
GHA
Interlocks regarding branch circuits (double busbar)

Interlocks apply analogously if the positions of disconnectors 1 and 2 are interchanged.
1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2
Schematic
diagrams of 1) 1)
possible switch
positions
Position of bus Bus coupler OFF

- - Bus coupler ON
coupler
Circuit-breaker ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF
Pushbutton OFF free - blocked - free -
Spring mechanism - - - released - -
Disconnector 1 ON (OFF) ON OFF OFF ON ON
Interrogating slide 1 blocked EM free blocked free blocked EM free
Disconnector 2 OFF (ON) OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
Interrogating slide 2 blocked EM 1) blocked EM 1) free free free free
Crank handle - - blocked - - -
Earthing switch OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF
Interrogation slide blocked blocked free free blocked blocked
Right-hand
Crank handle - - - - -
rotation blocked

Blocking coil-type interlock is required if the switchgear comprises a bus coupler. The interrogation slides are locked if the bus
1)
coupler is OFF.
Without any bus coupler installed in the switchgear, the interlocks act mechanically.
GHA EN 29
Interlocks in case of bus couplers

Interlocks apply analogously if the positions of disconnectors and/or earthing switches 1 and 2 are interchanged.
Due to its systematic design and accuracy, this interlocking system fulfils all requirements of optimum switchgear
interlocking.
1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2
Schematic
diagrams of 1)
possible switch
positions 2)
Circuit-breaker ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON

Pushbutton OFF free - blocked - - blocked 2) EM
Spring mechanism - - - - released -
Disconnector 1 ON (OFF) ON OFF OFF ON ON
Interrogating slide 1 blocked free free free free blocked
Crank handle - - blocked - - -
Disconnector 2 OFF (ON) OFF ON OFF OFF ON
Interrogating slide 2 blocked free blocked free free blocked
Crank handle - - - - - -
Earthing switch 1 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF
Interrogating slide 1 blocked free free blocked EM free free
Crank handle - decoupled - - decoupled decoupled
Earthing switch 2 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
Interrogating slide 2 blocked blocked EM 1)
blocked blocked EM free free
Right-hand
crank handle - - - - decoupled
rotation blocked

Blocking coil-type interlock required. The interrogation slide is blocked if the disconnector in at least one branch circuit on
1)
busbar 1 of the disconnectors is ON.

Blocking coil-type interlock required. The interrogation slide is blocked if the disconnector in at least one branch circuit on
2)
busbar 1 of the disconnectors is ON.
30 GHA EN
B-link - the innovative busbar connection system

The busbars of each GHA switchgear panel are largely installed in separate
gas-filled compartments as required by the system. Thus, they are
independent of external environmental influences and integrated into the
insulating gas monitoring.
To avoid all gas work on site, the connections of the busbars of adjacent
GHA panels are established via the innovative B-link system. Like the
gas- filled compartments, the robust B-link system does not require any
maintenance.
The potential-controlled, ex-ternally grounded and flexible connecting
B-link, connected sleeves of the B-link system distinguish themselves by extremely simple
assembly and minimum elec-trical field intensities in the field of the
high-quality electrical joints.
Busbar systems on the switchgear ends are closed with surge-proof
terminal sleeve kits.
The reliabiliy of the thermal and dynamic load-bearing capacity of the
current-carrying connections of the B-link system with 40 kA (3s) and a
peak current of 100 kA has been checked successfully. Further advantages
of the system are:
The design with minimized electrical field intensity on the high-quality
electrical joints reduces fault potential due to accidental contamination.
SF6 SF6
On-site assembly of the system is effected under visual supervision (you
B-link, connected can see what you are doing).
Straightforward and time- saving assembly on site reduces potential,
site-specific negative influences.
After removing B-link systems from between adjacent panels, an isolating
distance can be established by means of end panel components in the
busbar run without gas handling.
B-link, open
GHA EN 31
This means a quick recommissioning of the sound busbar sections after a

serious malfunction.
If necessary, the resistances can be measured directly and separately for
each busbar section, for the complete busbar system or for a complete
panel.
A = Operating condition
B = Isolating distance in the busbar run
Releasing the busbar link

1 Connecting sleeve
2 Clamping contact
3 Voltage-proof busbar sleeves
Installation of a panel within the switchgear assembly
32 GHA EN
Clearly arranged gas compartment technology

Each gas-filled compartment is autonomous. It is monitored by the gas
density information system IDIS. The gas status in the gas-filled
compartment is detected by means of a pressure sensor whose electrical
signals are retransmitted to the separate IDIS display. The gas status is
monitored on the panel front below the control panel on a panel display,
and separately for each gas compartment by LEDs in the following colours:
green (OK)
yellow (pre-warning level),
red (main warning level).
IDIS display Display of gas status
If at least one warning level reacts, this message can be signalled remotely
as a common gas warning group signal for the entire switchgear.
Each gas-filled compartment has its own pressure relief device. In case of
excess pressure, the pressure is discharged towards the rear part of the
switchgear. An additional switchgear pressure relief duct is optionally
available.
Pressure sensor, mounted on self-locking

disposal connector
Pressure relief of compartments, example:

single busbar
GHA EN 33
Maintenance-free gas compartments

All high-voltage components are installed in gas-filled compartments and thus independent of external environmental
influences. The GHA gas tanks are made of chromium-nickel-steel. They do not require any maintenance during the
switchgears anticipated service life. The gas-filled compartments of the type-tested and metal-enclosed circuit-breaker
switchgear systems are sealed pressure systems in accord-ance with lEC 62271-1. This means that they are leakage-proof
over their entire service life, so that neither mainten-ance work is required on these gas compartments nor replenishing of gas
during the entire service life of the switchgear.
No gas work on site

With GHA, no gas handling on site is required for erection, extension and dismantling at the end of the service life. All gas-filled
compartments are delivered to the site of installation with the rated filling pressure. All gas-filled compartments are completely
tested for leakage-proofness in the factory. If necessary, replacement of panels from the switchgear assembly is possible
without gas handling and without interfering with the gas-filled compartments of the adjacent panels.
This work is performed without moving the adjacent panels.
Gas compartment monitoring by IDIS information system
Gas compartments,
busbar
IDIS IDIS IDIS IDIS IDIS IDIS
Circuit-breaker, Electrical bushing

gas compartments (gas-proof)
Gas compartment
connector
Pressure
transmitter
Pressure relief
device
IDIS
IDIS display
Examples: GHA Single busbar
Gas
compartments,
busbar 1
Gas Electrical bushing

compartments, (gas-proof)
busbar 2
Gas compartment
connector
Pressure
transmitter
Pressure
Circuit-breaker, relief device
gas
compartments
IDIS display
Examples: GHA Double busbar
34 GHA EN
Low-voltage cabinet
The spacious low-voltage cabinet is arranged on top of the GHA
switchgear. As an autonomous module, it is fully shrouded and metal-
encapsulated, thus segregated from the high-voltage section and from the
drive unit. The height of the low-voltage cabinet is 800 mm (panel height
2400 mm). For very ample equipment, a 1200 mm high switch cabinet is
optionally available (panel height 2780 mm). The devices for digital and
analog displays and for operation are installed into the robust door of the
low-voltage cabinet. This includes the master relays, combination devices
for line protection, control and monitoring, instruments, electrical actuating
elements and switches as well as multimeters. The preferred installation
height for devices for operation and adjustment is in the very easily
accessible area between 1660 mm and 2000 mm, measured from the
panel base. A specific cable laying system ensures optimum utilization of
the inner arrangement of the low-vol-tage cabinet. In the top part, it
features openings with rubber sleeves in the side plates and the
appropriate terminal strips for the overreaching switchgear-specific ring
circuits between adjacent panels.
The low-voltage cabinet is mounted onto the GHA panel during erection of
the switchgear at the manufacturers or on site. The preassembled
connection lines on the low-voltage end between the drive section and the
Low-voltage cabinet low-voltage cabinet are plugged. The external low-voltage lines are routed
upwards from the bottom of the front right-hand panel into the low-voltage
cabinet.
Switchgear end plates and panel for operating

elements
The GHA switchgear features one end plate each on the left-hand and
right-hand sides. A panel for the operating elements is supplied for each
switchgear. This panel can be mounted depending on the local conditions
on one of the switchgear end plates or
in the switchgear room.
It accommodates the cranks, the double-bit key and the handle for the
voltage transform disconnecting device as well as the switchgear
operating manual.
Panel for operating elements on the switchgear end

plate
IMOS switchgear control system

To reduce operating costs in distribution systems, the Intelligent
Management und Operating System IMOS can be used optionally for
operation and control of medium-voltage switchgear.
IMOS functionalities have been tuned specifically to the requirements of
medium-voltage switchgear, including ancillary plants. The modular system
covers all the various information within the distribution network. Given the
logically designed operator interface, no special knowledge of control
systems or training are required of the operators.
The digital protection and measuring relays in the switchgear are
autonomous units and have been integrated serially or parallel into the
entire switchgear.
If a switchgear control system is used, all interlocking func-tions are
performed by microprocessors within the switchgear control system, so that
MICOM bay computer the electromagnetic interlocks can be dispensed with in case of electrical
actuations.
GHA EN 35
Central screen
comprises a fully graphic colour screen; all operating screens appear in
the form of logical graphics
informs the user about all data of individual sections or about the entire
switchgear
provides ergonomically designed operating functions in professional
design
permits continuous operator guidance
provides information in clear, non-coded text in long form
unrestricted mechanical actuation is possible in case of failure of the
auxiliary voltage
Central screen
GemControl
Fully integrated digital control and monitoring of every panel function.
Scaleable design for straightforward and complex tasks
Operating elements and display units for straightforward applications
from one to six motorized switching devices
Stand Alone Base Unit for the following basic features:
Direct control of a motorized switching device
Status signals for up to 3 switching devices
with integrated backup memory Gemstick
Front Panel Version 1
Interfaces for all communication applications (serial + Ethernet)
Compatible with air (LIS) and gas-insulated switchgear (GIS)
Extension modules for 2 6 motorized switching devices
Universal measuring unit for recording and calculation of measurands,
and counting
Front Panel Version 2
Extension modules
Base Unit (BU)
36 GHA EN
Voltage detection system and phase

coincidence
Voltage detection system
A pluggable high-resistance (HR) voltage detection system (not integrated)
in accordance with IEC 61243-5 and VDE 0682, part 415 or EN 61243-5, is
Pluggable voltage detection system in acc. with
IEC 61243-5 (basic design) used to determine zero voltage of the outgoing feeders. The multi-way
connectors for the voltage indicators are located within the control panel
The high-resistance HR indicators designed as e.l.c.b. protected plugs are
manufactured by Horstmann.
Phase coincidence
In case of the non-pluggable voltage detection systems, phase coincidence
is determined by means of HR (high-resistance) phase comparators via
integrated, hermetically shielded measuring sockets by means of a phase
comparator for HR interfaces (high-resist-ance) in acc. with IEC 61243-5/
VDE 0682, part 415.
Optionally, the integrated Volt-age Detecting System IVIS with integrated
indicator unit can be used to determine zero voltage. Logic flash arrow
symbols on the indicators display the mains voltage still existing within the
defined response thresholds. The IVIS system does not require the
electrical repeat tests common for volt-age detection systems.
The IVIS system has been designed for maximum oper-ating reliability. It
Phase comparator for HR system does not require supply from an external source. It features climate-proof
encapsulated electronics and is maintenance-free, due to permanent
monitoring of the indication thresholds. IVIS satisfies the requirements of
IEC 61243-5, VDE 0682, part 415, or EN 61243-5 for integrated voltage
detection systems.
Horstmann indicator
IVIS display
Phase comparator MS 100
GHA EN 37
Current transformer in outgoing feeder area

The current transformers are of toroidal-core transformer design and are mounted on the single-pole, externally earthed
bushings in the area of the cable outgoing feeder. The switchgear-specific conductor of the bushings forms the primary
conductor: The toroidal-core current transformers are designed as free of cast resin parts subject to dielectric stress.
Up to 5 transformer cores per conductor can be accommodated, taking the maximum admissible transformer stack-ing height
into account. The toroidal-core current transformers in the outgoing feeder block are arranged outside of the gas-filled
compartments, for the cable connection system
Outer cone-type attached onto the extended cone-type couplers as three-phase toroidal-core current transformer
up to 24 kV and max. 1250 A
ID 81 mm,
ID 81 mm,
stacking height max. 140 mm.
up to 36 kV and max.1250 A
ID 81 mm,
OD 188 mm,
stacking height max. 250 mm.
attached onto the 2 outer cone-type couplers / conductors up to 36 kV and currents > 1250 A up to 2500 A are, for each
conductor, toroidal-core current transformers with an oval core and a stacking height of
max. 225 mm
Toroidal-core current transformers for billing metering A measuring core of the toroidal-core current transformer kit can be
implemented for each conductor in a calibratable or calibrated design for billing metering. In combination with a calibratable/
calibrated winding in the voltage transformers of the outgoing feeder block or on the busbar, billing metering can be
implemented, e.g. in accordance with German regulations.
Technical data
Toroidal-core current transformer
Maximum voltage for operating equipment Um in kV 0,72
Rated short-time power frequency withstand voltage in kV 3
Rated frequency 50/60 Hz
Continuous thermal current 1,0 x In (1.2 x In on request)
Rated thermal short-time current max. 40 kA, max. 3 s
Primary rated current 50 up to 2500 A
Multiratio properties secondary 200-100 up to 2500-1250 A
Secondary rated current 1A (5A a request)
Number of cores max. 3, higher number on request
Core data (depending on primary rated current) Measuring core Protection core
Performance 2.5 up to 10 VA 0.2 up to 2.5 up to 30 VA 5 up to
Class / overcurrent factor 1 / M10 10 / P10 up to P30
Admissible ambient temperature max. 60 C
Standards IEC 60044-1
Calibratable/calibrated winding for billing metering possible on request
Inner cone
mounted on switchgear-specific bushings between the vacuum circuit-breaker and the inner cone-type cable sockets
each as single-phase transformer block,
Inside diameter 96 mm
Bus section coupler 1FT, current transformer in the bus-
Outside diameter 188 mm
bar run
Max. stacking height 220 mm
Outside diameter 275 mm Outgoing feeder for inner cone-type standard model
Stacking height 235 mm
Outside diameter 275 mm Outgoing feeder for inner cone-type special design
Stacking height 475 mm
38 GHA EN
Voltage transformers
Single-pole metal-encapsulat-ed metallized voltage transformers are
directly flange-mount-ed to the GHA switchgear via an inner cone-type
plug-in system. The geometrically identical voltage transformers can be
utilized functionally
in the outgoing feeder block of a branch circuit, installed in the metal-
encapsulated cable connection compartment,
as busbar voltage transformers, flange-mounted on top of a single-busbar
panel (without additional module width), or as busbar voltage transformer
for both busbar systems of a double busbar switchgear with a panel width
of 600 mm.
All voltage transformers can be disconnected from high vol-tage via
upstream, switchgear-specific disconnecting devices. This disconnecting
device with the positions Transformer ON and Transformer earthed
must be actuated on the switchgear front in the cable connection
compartment and on the de-energized primary current circuit. Voltage
transformers on the busbar are actuated in the area of the control panel.
Voltage tests on the switchgear or on the connected cables can be
performed easily and safely without removal of the voltage transformers or
of switchgear components. In the earthed position, voltage transformers,
for example, can be replaced safely, as required, while the main circuit
remains operative. Voltage transformers with integrated high-voltage fuse
in the branch circuit: up to incl. 36 kV available on request.
Metal-enclosed, single-pole
1 Technical data
voltage transformers
Operating voltage max. kV 12 24 36 40,5
5.0/3 13.8/3 25.0/3
6.0/3 15.0/3 25.8/3
6.6/3 17.5/3 30.0/3
Primary voltage kV
7.2/3 20.0/3 33.0/3
10.0/3 22.0/3 34.5/3
11.0/3 35.0/3
100/3 100/3
Secondary voltage V
110/3 110/3
Auxiliary winding for earth fault 100/3 100/3 100/3
detection V 100/3 100/3 100/3
Secondary, thermal limit current of 7 7 7
measuring winding A (12) (12) (12)
Rated voltage factor UN/8h 1.9 1.9 1.9
Rated continuing current/8h A 6 6 6
0.20.5 0.20.5
2 Accuracy class 0.20.51
1 1
2060 2060
3 2060120
120 120
Performance VA
(30-90- (30-90- (30100
180) 180) 200)
Standards IEC 60044-2
4
Calibratable/calibrated winding for billing metering possible on request
1 Voltage transformer module on busbar

4 Voltage transformer in outgoing feeder block
GHA EN 39
GHA Switchgear modules
Outgoing feeder panels, single busbar SBB
12
14
Outgoing feeder panel, outer cone 13

1
2 11
9 10
3
4
Outgoing feeder panel with 2 cable connections
per phase 5
Outgoing feeder panel, outer cone
1 Busbar gas tank

2 Circuit-breaker compartment
4 Outer cone-type connector
Variant 1 5 Disconnecting device for voltage transformer
Outgoing feeder panel with inner cone 6 Voltage transformer
7 Cable support
9 Capacitive voltage testing system IVIS
10 Insulating gas monitoring, IDIS indicator
11 Operator interface
13 Busbar link
14 Jack rings
Variant 2
Outgoing feeder panel with inner cone within a cable
tank
40 GHA EN
GHA Switchgear modules (contd.)
Outgoing feeder panels, double busbar DBB
13
15
1
Outgoing feeder panel, outer cone

2 13
14
3 12
10 11
4
Outgoing feeder panel with 2 cable

connections per phase 5
7 8
9
Variant 1 Outgoing feeder panel, SBB outer cone

Outgoing feeder panel with inner cone
1 Busbar gas tank BB2
5 Outer cone-type connector
7 Voltage transformer
8 Cable support
10 Capacitive voltage testing system IVIS
14 Busbar link
15 Jack rings
Variant 2
Outgoing feeder panel with inner cone within
a cable tank
GHA EN 41
Bus section coupler single busbar SBB
10
1
3 8
Bus section coupler SBB Ir < 2000 A
Bus section coupler SBB

Bus section coupler SBB Ir < 2500 A
5 Test socket (option)
10 Jack rings
42 GHA EN
Bus section couplers double busbar DBB
1
3
2
Bus section coupler DBB 1

2
1 Bus section coupler, busbar 2
2 Bus section coupler, busbar 1
3 Busbar gas compartment tank BB2
The other items are identical with
bus section coupler SBB.
Bus sectionalizer in 2 module widths DBB
GHA EN 43
DBB bus coupler, busbar earthing switch,

metering panel
DBB Metering panel with disconnectable busbar

voltage transformers
DBB Bus coupler DBB Busbar earthing switch
44 GHA EN
Busbar attachments for single busbar

switchgear
Disconnectable voltage Disconnectable voltage Busbar earthing switch

transformer, variant 1 transformer, variant 2
Busbar surge arrester, variant 1 Busbar surge arrester, variant 2
GHA EN 45
GHA Range of products
9 10 11 Explanations
1 Disconnector - earthing switch (three-position switch)
1) 2) 3) 2 Circuit-breaker
3 Pluggable voltage detection system
4 Current transformer
5 Voltage transformer, disconnectable with inner cone
6 Outer cone-type cable connector
7 - for 2 cables/phase up to 630mm2 cable cross section or 1 cable + surge
arrester
8 - for 3 cables/phase up to 300mm2 cable cross section or 2 cables + surge
1 arrester
9 Voltage transformer module on busbar with/without disconnecting device
2 10 Busbar earthing switch
11 Busbar surge arrester
5 3 Gas-insulated compartments
Air-insulated compartments
4
6
SBB with outer cone-type connector
1 Double busbar
2 Current transformer in air- insulated compartment
1 3 Cable test sockets
1
2 4 Inner cone-type multiple connection tank
3
4
DBB with inner cone-type connector
46 GHA EN
GHA Range of products (contd.)
Main dimensions
Single busbar panel SBB
3)
1200
800
2780
2380 2)
2315
2400
600 1330 1) 1595

(800) with pressure relief duct
(900) 1)
depending on refrigerating
(1000) attachments
1380 mm
2)
with damping resitor
+150 mm
3)
pressure transmitter
Double busbar panel DBB
5)
1200
800
2780
2380 3)
600 1700 1) 2) 1990 4)

(800) with pressure relief duct
1)
depending on refrigerating
(900)
attachments 1860 bis 1975 mm
(1000) 2)
bus section coupler (2500 A) 2030 mm
3)
bus section coupler(2500 A) 2030 mm
with damping resistor
4)
bus section coupler (2500 A) 2200 mm
5)
pressure transmitter
GHA EN 47
1) 2) 3) 1) 2) 3)
Single busbar SBB
with outer cone-type couplers / phase up to 36 kV
Height with
low-
Rated normal
Module voltage
current, Depth Weight
width cabinet
outgoing feeder
800 1200
mm mm
A mm mm mm mm approx. kg
800
600 1330 2380 2780 700
1250
Circuit-breaker panel with Bus riser / disconnector/

outer cone-type earthing switch with outer
connector cone-type coupler
1) 2) 3)
Height with busbar attachments
1) 2) 3)
mm mm mm
2485 2290 2840/2318
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Disconnector and earthing switch (three-position switch)
Flange-mounted, disconnect-able voltage transformers (option)
Capacitive pick-ups
Cable connection cone-type couplers
Optional:
Busbar voltage transformer or
Busbar earthing switch or
Busbar surge arrester
Bus riser with outer Toroidal-core current transformer
cone-type coupler
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Toroidal-core current trans-former
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Outer cone-type cable connector:
single cable connector
double or single with surge arrestor
triple or double with surge arrestor
48 GHA EN
Single busbar SBB

with outer cone-type couplers up to 36 kV
Height with
Rated normal
Module low- voltage
current, outgoing Depth Weight
width cabinet
feeder
1200 mm
A mm mm mm mm aprox. kg
1600 800 800
2000 800 1330 2380 2780 900
2500 900 1100
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker panel with Bus riser / disconnector/ Circuit-breaker
2 outer cone-type earthing switch with 2
couplers / phase outer cone-type couplers/ Disconnector and earthing switch (three-position switch)
phase Toroidal-core current transformer
Flange-mounted, disconnectable voltage transformer (option)
Capacitive pick-ups
Flange-mounted, disconnectable voltage transformer (option)
Capacitive pick-ups
Flange-mounted, disconnect-able voltage transformer (option)
Capacitive pick-ups
Outer cone-type cable connector:
2 x single cable connector
2 x double or single with surge arrestor
2 x triple or double with surge arrestor
Bus riser with 2 outer

cone-type couplers/
phase
GHA EN 49
1) 2) 3) 1) 2) 3)
Single busbar SBB
with inner cone-type couplers up to 40.5 kV
Height with
Rated normal low- voltage
Module
current, outgoing Depth cabinet Weight
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
800
600 1330 2380 2780 900
1250

single inner cone-type earthing switch with
coupler single inner cone-type
coupler
Height with busbar attachments

1) 2) 3)
1) 2) 3)
mm mm mm
2485 2290 2840/2318
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Capacitive pick-ups
Inner cone-type cable couplers
Optional:
Bus riser with single inner Disconnectable, flange-mounted voltage transformers
cone-type coupler Cable test sockets
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Flange-mounted, disconnect-able voltage transformers
Cable test sockets
Capacitive pick-ups
Inner cone-type cable coup-lers
Optional:
Cable test sockets
Inner cone-type cable coupler:
single, size 2 or 3
50 GHA EN
Single busbar SBB

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
1600 600 900
1330
2000 600 2380 2780 1000
1380
2500 900 1300
multiple inner cone-type earthing switch with
coupler multiple inner cone- type
coupler
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Capacitive pick-ups
Inner cone-type cable coupler, size 3
Optional:
Cable test sockets
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Bus riser with multiple Flange-mounted, disconnect-able voltage transformers
inner cone-type coupler Cable test sockets
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Cable test sockets
double, size 2 and 3
triple, size 2 and 3
quadruple, size 2 and 3 Surge arrester acc. to customers request
GHA EN 51
Single busbar SBB

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
800 up to1600 600
900
2000 800 1330 2380 2780
1300
Circuit-breaker panel with Bus riser / disconnector/ 2500 900
fully insulated, capacitor- earthing switch with fully
controlled busbars in the insulated, capacitor-
outgoing feeder controlled busbars in the
outgoing feeder Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Capacitive pick-ups
Inner cone-type cable coup-ler, size 4
Capacitive pick-ups
Inner cone-type cable coup-ler, size 4
Capacitive pick-ups
Inner cone-type coupler:
Fully insulated, capacitor- controlled conductor bars
Bus riser with fully up to 1600 A = size 3
insulated, capacitor- 2000, 2500 A = size 4
controlled busbars in the
outgoing feeder
52 GHA EN
Single busbar SBB

Bus section coupler up to 40.5 kV
Facility for earthing both busbar sections by crossover earthing
Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
800 up to 1250 800 1340 900
1600 up to 2000 800 1380 2380 2780 1000
2500 1000 1340 1300
Components fitted
Bus section coupler Circuit-breaker
2 x disconnector and earth-ing switch (three-position switch)
Optional
Toroidal-core transformer
Test sockets
Bus sectionalizer up to 40.5 kV

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
up to 2500 600 1340 2380 2780 300
Components fitted
Bus sectionalizer
Disconnector
Busbar measurement up to 40.5 kV

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
up to 2500 600 1340 2600 2780 300
Components fitted
Current transformer
Current transformer in the

busbar run
GHA EN 53
Double busbar DBB

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
800
600 1700 2380 2780 900
1250
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Disconnector
Capacitive pick-ups
outer cone-type earthing switch with outer Cable connection cone-type couplers
connector cone-type coupler Optional:
Disconnector
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Outer cone-type cable coupler:
single cable connector
double or single with surge arrestor
triple or double with surge arrestor 4
54 GHA EN
Double busbar DBB

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
1600 800 1700 900
2000 800 1860 2380 2780 1200
2500 900 1860 1400
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Disconnector
Circuit-breaker panel with Bus riser / disconnector/ Toroidal-core current transformer
2 outer cone-type earthing switch with 2 Capacitive pick-ups
couplers / phase outer cone-type couplers/
phase Cable connection cone-type couplers
Optional:
Disconnector
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Flange-mounted, disconnect-able voltage transformer (option)
Outer cone-type cable coupler:
2 x single cable connector
2 x double or single with surge arrestor
2 x triple or double with surge arrestor
GHA EN 55
Double busbar DBB

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
800
600 1700 2380 2780 1100
1250
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Circuit-breaker panel with Bus riser / disconnector/ Disconnector and earthing switch (three-position switch)
single inner cone-type earthing switch with Disconnector
coupler single inner cone-type Toroidal-core current transformer
coupler
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Cable test sockets
Disconnector
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Cable test sockets
single, size 2 or 3
56 GHA EN
Double busbar DBB

Height with
Module
current, Depth cabinet Weight
width
outgoing feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
1600 800 1700 1100
2000 800 1860 2380 2780 1400
2500 900 1860 1600
Components fitted
multiple inner cone-type earthing switch with Circuit-breaker
coupler single inner cone-type Disconnector and earthing switch (three-position switch)
coupler Disconnector
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Cable test sockets
Disconnector
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Cable test sockets
double, size 2 or 3
triple, size 2 or 3
quadruple, size 3
Surge arresters according to customers request
GHA EN 57
Double busbar DBB

Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
1600 600 1700 1100
2380 2780
2000 up to 2500 900 1860 1400/1600
Components fitted
Circuit-breaker
Optional: Optional: Disconnector and earthing switch (three-position switch)
Circuit-breaker panel with Bus riser / disconnector/ Disconnector
fully insulated, capacitor- earthing switch with fully Toroidal-core current transformer
controlled busbars in the insulated, capacitor-
outgoing feeder controlled busbars in the Capacitive pick-ups
outgoing feeder Optional:
Cable test sockets
Disconnector
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Cable test sockets
Fully insulated, capacitor- controlled conductor bars
up to 1600 A = size 3
2000, 2500 A = size 4
58 GHA EN
Double busbar DBB

Bus coupler up to 40.5 kV
Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
800 up to1250 600 1700 900
1600 up to2000 600 1860 2380 2780 900/1100
2500 900 1860 1300
Bus coupler in one Components fitted

module width
Circuit-breaker
2 x disconnector and earth-ing switch (three-position switch)
Optional:
Cable test sockets
Double busbar DBB

Bus sectionalizer, busbar earthing, busbar voltage
transformer up to 40.5 kV
Height
Rated normal with low-
current, Module voltage
Variants Depth Weight
outgoing width cabinet
Bus sectionalizer with Busbar earthing switch feeder 800 1200
disconnectors
mm mm
aprox.
A mm mm mm mm
kg
Bus
sectionalizer
in one module
width
up to 1600 600 1700 2380 2780 400
up to 2500 600 1960 2380 2780 450
with
disconnector
Busbar
earthing
up to 2500 600 1700 2380 2780 400
with earthing
switch
Busbar
measurement
up to 2500 600 1700 2600 2780 600
with current
Busbar voltage Current transformer in the transformer
transformer with busbar run
disconnecting device
with voltage 2380 1)
transformer
up to 2500 600 1700
2500 2)
2780 520
1)
withdrawable laterally
2)
withdrawable upwards
GHA EN 59
Double busbar DBB

Bus section coupler up to 40.5 kV
Height with
low- voltage
Rated normal Module
Depth cabinet Weight
current width
800 1200
mm mm
up to 1600 800 1700 1100
2000 800 1960 2380 2780 1400
2500 1000 2030 1600
Components fitted per unit

Bus section coupler within a switchgear row
Circuit-breaker
2 disconnector and earthing switches (three-position switch)
Cable test sockets up to 2000 A
Double busbar DBB

Bus section coupler up to 36 kV with outer cone-
type coupler
Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
800 to 1600 800 1700 1100
2000 900 1860 2380 2780 1400
2500 1000 1860 1600
Bus section coupler in 4 module widths
for ex. in case of 2 row-arrangement (face-to-face or Components fitted per unit
back-to-back)
Circuit-breaker
Capacitive pick-ups
Outer cone-type cable couplers
Optional:
Cable test sockets
60 GHA EN
Double busbar DBB

Bus section coupler up to 40.5 kV with inner cone-
type coupler
Height with
Module
width
feeder 800 1200
mm mm
1600 800 1700 1100
2000 900 1860 2380 2780 1400
2500 1000 1860 1600
Bus section coupler in 4 module widths for ex. in case of 2 row-arrangement

(face-to-face or back-to-back)
Components fitted per unit

Circuit-breaker
Capacitive pick-ups
Optional:
Cable test sockets
up to 1600 A Size 3
up to 2500 A Size 4
GHA EN 61
GHA Selection Tables
GHA with vacuum circuit-breaker and disconnector, single busbar and double busbar
12 KV
Rated insulation level
Rated peak withstand current,
Rated short-circuit-breaking
equal to rated short-circuit
Rated short-time current

pulse / power frequency
Rated lightning impulse
Rated power frequency
Rated (normal) current

distance (lightning im-
Ratings of isolating
withstand voltage)
Type Function
withstand voltage
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
making current
Rated voltage
Panel width
current
Ur Up Ud fr Ir Ip Ik Isc
50 Hz Outgoing 50/60 Hz tk tk
feeder 1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV Hz A kA kA kA kA
GHA 12-25-08 Outgoing feeder 600 800
GHA 12-25-16 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 12 75 28 85/32 50/60 1600 63 25 25 25
GHA 12-25-20 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 2000
GHA 12-25-25 Outgoing feeder 900 2) 2500
GHA 12-31-16 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 12 75 28 85/32 50/60 1600 80 31,5 31,5 31,5
GHA 12-25-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 12-25-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
12 75 28 85/32 50/60 63 25 25 25
GHA 12-25-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 12-25-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 12-31-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 12-31-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
12 75 28 85/32 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 12-31-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 12-31-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 12-40-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 12-40-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
12 75 28 85/32 50/60 100 40 40 40
GHA 12-40-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 12-40-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 12-25-12 Bus section coupler 800 1250
12 75 28 85/32 50/60 63 25 25 25
12 75 28 85/32 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
12 75 28 85/32 50/60 100 40 40 40
CB = Circuit-breaker
DS = Three-position switch, disconnector I/O
ES = Three-position switch, earthing switch I/O
1)
Panel width 800 necessary for AK 2x TypeC connection
2)
only possible with 2x AK TypeC connection
3)
E2 on request
62 GHA EN
GHA Selection Tables (contd.)
Rated operating Number of operating

sequences cycles without inspection
mechanical electrical
Percentage value of the DC
with rated short-circuit

O-3 min-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-15 s-CO
with rated (normal)

Mechanical class
breaking current
Command times
Opening time
Closing time
CO-15 s-CO
component
current
electr. Class CB CB
DS ON OFF
E2 E1 E1 E1 ES
% 3) 3) 3)
ms ms ms ms
10000 M2
39 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
39 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
39 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
GHA EN 63
17.5 Kv


withstand voltage)
Type Function
withstand voltage
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
making current
Rated voltage
Panel width
current
feeder 1s 3s
GHA 17,5-25-08 Outgoing feeder 600 800
38
GHA 17,5-25-16 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 17.5 95 110/45 50/60 1600 63 25 25 25
(42)
GHA 17,5-25-20 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 2000
GHA 17,5-25-25 Outgoing feeder 900 2) 2500
38
GHA 17,5-31-16 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 17.5 95 110/45 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
(42)
38
GHA 17,5-40-16 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 17.5 95 110/45 50/60 1600 100 40 40 40
(42)
GHA 17,5-25-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 17,5-25-16 Bus coupler 600 38 1600
17.5 95 110/45 50/60 63 25 25 25
GHA 17,5-25-20 Bus coupler 600 (42) 2000
GHA 17,5-25-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 17,5-31-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 17,5-31-16 Bus coupler 600 38 1600
17.5 95 110/45 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 17,5-31-20 Bus coupler 600 (42) 2000
GHA 17,5-31-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 17,5-40-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 17,5-40-16 Bus coupler 600 38 1600
17.5 95 110/45 50/60 100 40 40 40
GHA 17,5-40-20 Bus coupler 600 (42) 2000
GHA 17,5-40-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 17,5-25-12 Bus section coupler 800 1250
GHA 17,5-25-16 Bus section coupler 800 38 1600
17.5 95 110/45 50/60 63 25 25 25
GHA 17,5-25-20 Bus section coupler 800 (42) 2000
17.5 95 110/45 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
17.5 95 110/45 50/60 100 40 40 40
CB = Circuit-breaker DS = Three-position switch, disconnector I/O ES = Three-position switch, earthing switch I/O
1)
2)
3)
E2 on request
64 GHA EN


O-3 min-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-15 s-CO
with rated (normal)

Mechanical class
breaking current
Command times
Opening time
Closing time
CO-15 s-CO
component
current
electr. Class CB CB
DS ON OFF
E2 E1 E1 E1 ES
% 3) 3) 3)
ms ms ms ms
39 10000 M2
2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
33
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
39 10000 M2
2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
33
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
39 10000 M2 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20

2000 M1
2000 M0
33
10000 M2 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20

33 2000 M1
2000 M0
10000 M2 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20

35 2000 M1
2000 M0
GHA EN 65
24 kv


withstand voltage)
Type Function
withstand voltage
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
making current
Rated voltage
Panel width
current
feeder 1s 3s
GHA 24-31-16 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 24 125 50 145/60 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 24-25-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 24-25-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
24 125 50 145/60 50/60 63 25 25 25
GHA 24-25-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 24-25-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 24-31-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 24-31-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
24 125 50 145/60 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 24-31-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 24-31-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 24-40-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 24-40-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
24 125 50 145/60 50/60 100 40 40 40
GHA 24-40-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 24-40-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
24 125 50 145/60 50/60 63 25 25 25
24 125 50 145/60 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
24 125 50 145/60 50/60 100 40 40 40
1)
2)
3)
E2 on request
66 GHA EN


O-3 min-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-15 s-CO
with rated (normal)

Mechanical class
breaking current
Command times
Opening time
Closing time
CO-15 s-CO
component
current
electr. Class CB CB
DS ON OFF
E2 E1 E1 E1 ES
% 3) 3) 3)
ms ms ms ms
39 10000 M2
2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
33
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
39 10000 M2
2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
33
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
39 10000 M2
2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
33
10000 M2
33 2000 M1 10000 100 33-45 40-50 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
GHA EN 67
36 kv


withstand voltage)
Type Function
withstand voltage
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
making current
Rated voltage
Panel width
current
feeder 1s 3s
GHA 36-31-16 Outgoing feeder 600/800 1) 36 170 70 195/80 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 36-25-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 36-25-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
36 170 70 195/80 50/60 63 25 25 25
GHA 36-25-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 36-25-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 36-31-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 36-31-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
36 170 70 195/80 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 36-31-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 36-31-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 36-40-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 36-40-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
36 170 70 195/80 50/60 100 40 40 40
GHA 36-40-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 36-40-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
36 170 70 195/80 50/60 63 25 25 25
36 170 70 195/80 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
36 170 70 195/80 50/60 100 40 40 40
1)
2)
3)
E2 on request
68 GHA EN


O-3 min-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-15 s-CO
with rated (normal)

Mechanical class
breaking current
Command times
Opening time
Closing time
CO-15 s-CO
component
current
electr. Class CB CB
DS ON OFF
E2 E1 E1 E1 ES
% 3) 3) 3)
ms ms ms ms
10000 M2
29 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
29 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
29 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
35 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
GHA EN 69
40.5 kV
Rated peak withstand current, equal
power frequency withstand
tance (lightning impulse /

Ratings of isolating dis-

to rated short-circuit
Type Function
withstand voltage
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
making current
Rated voltage
Panel width
voltage)
current
feeder 1s 3s
GHA 40-25-16 Outgoing feeder 600 40,5 185 85 215/118 50/60 1600 63 25 25 25
40,5 185 85 215/118 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 40-25-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 40-25-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
40,5 185 85 215/118 50/60 63 25 25 25
GHA 40-25-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 40-25-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
GHA 40-31-12 Bus coupler 600 1250
GHA 40-31-16 Bus coupler 600 1600
40,5 185 85 215/118 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
GHA 40-31-20 Bus coupler 600 2000
GHA 40-31-25 Bus coupler 900 2500
40,5 185 85 215/118 50/60 63 25 25 25
40,5 185 85 215/118 50/60 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
CB = Circuit-breaker
DS = Three-position switch, disconnector I/O
ES = Three-position switch, earthing switch I/O
1)
E2 on request
70 GHA EN


O-3 min-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-3 min-CO
O-0.3 s-CO-15 s-CO
with rated (normal)

Mechanical class
breaking current
Command times
Opening time
Closing time
CO-15 s-CO
component
current
electr. Class CB CB
DS ON OFF
E2 E1 E1 E1 ES
% 1) 1) 1)
ms ms ms ms
10000 M2
2000 M1
27 2000 M0 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
10000 M2
2000 M1
27 2000 M0 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
10000 M2
27 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
27 2000 M1 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
2000 M0
10000 M2
2000 M1
27 2000 M0 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
10000 M2
2000 M1
27 2000 M0 10000 100 40-55 55-65 20 20
GHA EN 71
GHA Electrical supplementary
modules
Technical data of electrical control and

operating devices
The switchgear panels have been designed on principle so as to permit
manual operation.
The drive mechanisms of the individual switching devices can be equipped,
depending on the specific customers model, with additional electrical
control and operating devices. These are defined in the switchgear-specific
circuit diagrams.
Component fitting options:

Motor
for charging the spring mechanism
for actuating the disconnector and earthing switch
Closing release
1 ea.
Opening release
max. 2 units
Secondary release (transformer-operated release)
1 ea.
(Maximum number of components fitted opening release and
secondary release, 2 units in total)
additionally low-energy trip release for MICOM available
Undervoltage release
1 ea.
Blocking coil
The blocking coil prevents the circuit-breaker from being closed and
opened via the ON or OFF push-buttons, as well as actuation of the
interrogation slides of the disconnector and earth-ing switch. In
deenergized condition, blocking coils are always in blocked condition.
Interlocking 1. ON, 2. OFF, 3. ON/OFF possible.
Blocking coil
for disconnector
for earthing switch
Overview of rated supply voltages

Direct voltage DC [V] 24 48 60 110 125 220
Alternating voltage AC [V] (110)/120 (220)/230
Power consumption, solenoids and motors
Power consumption
AC 50/60 Hz
DC approx. [W]
approx. [VA]
Closing release 200
Opening release 200
Undervoltage release 12
Secondary release - 12
Blocking coil 12
Motors approx. < 200
Information about the power consumption of solenoids and the motor is

available from the manufacturer. The supply voltage data is required to this
effect.
72 GHA EN
GHA Electrical supplementary
modules (contd.)
Times for solenoids and motor

Minimum command time OFF el. tripping [ms] 20
Minimum command time ON el. tripping [ms] 20
Motor charging time for spring mechanism [s] aprox. 7
Auxiliary switch
Auxiliary switches are always actuated directly by the switch shaft via an
intermediate linkage. Their position always corresponds to that of the main
contacts.
The switching functions have been set in the factory accord-ing to the
circuit diagram.
Technical data of auxiliary switch for the circuit-

breaker (2 x 8-pole) and auxiliary switch spring
energy store mechanism (1 x 8-pole)
Rated supply DC AC
voltage [V] 48 125 220 120 230
Switching capacity [A] 10 3,8 2 10
Time constant T = L/R [ms] 10 20 -
Rated short-circuit current 250 A / 3 s
Rated continuous current [A] 15
Technical data of auxiliary switch for disconnector

and earthing switch (12-pole each), depending on
the panel variant 8, 12, 16 (see AA)
Rated supply DC AC
voltage [V] 24 48 60 110 220 120 230
Switching capacity [A] 8 4 3 2 1 10
Time constant T = L/R [ms] 20 -
Rated short-circuit current 100 A for a duration of 30 ms
Rated continuous current [A] 10
GHA EN 73
GHA Environmentally compatible
design
Environmental aspects
The ecological advantages of SF6 insulated medium-voltage switchgear
within the electrical distribution network have been proved by the eco
balance study SF6 GIS technology in energy distribution - medium
voltage. The eco balance resulted in the following conclusions:
The eco balance study demonstrates, at switchgear level, advantages of
the SF6 insulated switchgear (GIS) versus air-insulated switchgear (AIS).
The switchgear as such however, contributes only to a very low extent to
the greenhouse effect. The design and load utilization of the energy
distribution networks - independently of the AIS or GIS technology -
contribute to a considerably higher degree.
The system consideration at network level is indispens-able to obtain
conclusive results. On the one hand, it confirms that the contribution of
the distribution systems to the greenhouse effect in Germany on the
whole is very low. On the other hand, current/heat losses are clearly
identified as the main influencing variables for the greenhouse effect.
Thus, the differences between the switchgear technologies are marginal
vis--vis the considerable current/heat losses from cables, overhead
lines and transformers.
Considering the switchgear level separately, a comparison between the
air-insulated (AIS) and the SF6-insulated (GIS) technology, however,
proves the advantages of the SF6-GIS technology regarding the primary
energy demand, the acidification protential (acid rain), the eutrophication
potential (overfertilization of water bodies) and the greenhouse potential
(GWP). It turned out that the decisive influencing variable for the
contribution to the greenhouse effect is the load ratios within the network
and in the switchgear as such. The current trend towards a higher load
utilization ratio of the networks enhances indeed the advantages of the
SF6-insulated switchgear. Thus, the load flow management in networks
appears suitable as a further optimization of the switchgear design in
view of the development of a noteworthy climate protection potential.
The results of this eco balance can be transferred on principle on other
European countries. A sensitivity analysis shows that the selection of the
primary energy carriers used for power generation being the most
important regional influencing variable has only minor effects on the
results.
Another important ecological aspect is the longevity of our products (min.
40 years), which is an extremely long service life compared to other capital
goods.
The GHA switchgear units have been designed, moreover, so as to require
little maintenance which would cost energy and material, and so as to
enable straightforward replacement of part components, e.g. if new
controllers or switchgear control components have been developed on the
market (upgrading). In our gas-insulated switchgear GHA, the high-voltage
components have been installed in hermetically sealed gas-filled
compartments, which are filled with the insulating inert gas (non-reactive
and non-toxic) sulphur hexafluoride (SF6). Thus, all external environmental
influences affecting the insulating level are kept away during the service
life. The particular characteristics of the insulating gas also enable the
overall size to be decreased by up to 50 % versus switchgear designed
without insulating gas with comparable technical properties. This saves a
Test area for speed measurement of the switch poles
lot of material and energy required for material production. The portion of
insulating gas used for GHA switchgear amounts to approx. 0.5 percent by
weight, referred to the weight of the entire panel. During fault-free
operation, the gas need not be replenished during the entire service life of
the switchgear. The switchgear is a hermetically sealed pressure system in
accordance with IEC 62271-1/EN 6227-1.
74 GHA EN
design (contd.)
The GHA switchgear satisfies to a very high degree the ecological

requirements in view of environmental protection thanks to
optimization of material and energy consumption during manufacture
no SF6 gas handling on site on erection, extension, disassembly or
replacement of panels of the switchgear assembly
compliance with todays ecological requirements during its service life
minimized SF6 leakage rate due to design of < 0.1 % per year
Use of recyclable materials for efficient disposal at the end of its service
life
Used SF6 is simply evacuated and recovered via integrated disposal
connector, and recycled (SF6 Re-Use).
Advantages of SF6-insulated medium-voltage switchgear have been
Leakage test SF6 control panel verified in the distribution system via the eco balance study.
Manufacturer certified in accordance with ISO 9001, 18001, 14001 and
EMAS II.
Our design directives regarding environmentally compatible design specify
the use of materials which are easily recyclable and can be disassembled.
The metals which make up approx. 90% of the switchgear are easily
recyclable. At the end of their service life, they are recycled 100% in the
form of homogenous materials. Plastics can also be recycled. The
thermosetting i.e. non-melt-ing plastics can be comminuted and reused
as fillers in other plastic components; the melting thermoplastic materials
can be recycled as homogenous materials. This means that the material is
conserved, melted down and used for the construction of new durable
parts.
To ensure efficient and environ-mentally compatible disassembly and
assignment of materials by the responsible recycling experts, the
switchgears plastic components have been identified accordingly.
More-over, material and utilization data sheets are available to provide the
customer with an overview of the materials used, and the recycling
company with important information regarding the recycling process. The
used SF6 is simply and safely recovered and recycled via integrated
disposal connectors which, in the case of the GHA series, are an integral
part of each gas-filled compartment (SF6 Re-use). No further special tools
or treatment processes are required for recovery apart from the usual SF6
handling equipment, meaning that SF6 recovery can be performed by each
company qualfied and equipped to this effect.
Test area for power frequency withstand voltage test
Installation of circuit-breaker
GHA EN 75
design (contd.)
The GHA materials are thus 100% re-usable. In case processing of the
used SF6 is required, the gas suppliers have developed an efficient
recycling concept. As a rule, the recovered SF6 can be re-used if it complies
with the IEC specification.
This represents a major contribution towards saving primary energy and
material resources. All materials were selected and developed so that e.g.
switchgear affected negatively in case of fires in buildings only prejudice
the fire load to a minimum extent (heat development, pollutants in the
emissions).
Average material distribution in gas- insulated

switchgear
Materials Wt. %
Steel 80
Metals Copper 6.5
Aluminium, brass 2
Thermosets 7
Plastics Thermoplastics 2
Elastomers 0.5
Plastics 0.5
Electronics
Metals 1
Insulating gas Sulphur hexafluoride 0.5
76 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Cable connections / busbar connections
/ main dimensions (contd.)
Versatile cable connectors

The metal-enclosed cable connection compartment is easily accessible on
the switchgear front, and suitable for a great variety of cable connection
techniques. For the GHA, the following cable connection systems can be
used at choice:
for outer cone-type bushings
Type C in acc. with EN 50181, up to incl. 36 kV.
This is the GHA standard version for branch circuit currents up to incl.
2500 A. The outer cone-type appliance couplers are designed with
reinforced conductor pin (standard in preparation) for a current-carrying
capacity of 1250 A. 2 bushings per conductor have been installed for
Outer cone-type bushings up to 36 kV, < 1250 A currents > 1250 A. The cable connection with cross sec-tions up to 630
(1 outer cone-type/conductor)
mm is established by means of cable Tee plugs. The connection height
from the panel bottom edge to the center of the appliance couplers
arranged centrally side by side amounts to 746 mm or 740/590 mm in
case of 2 outer cone-type couplers per conductor. The cable Tee plugs
can be mounted very easily from the panel front. Up to 3 cable T
connectors per conductor can be mounted within the panel profile.
System-compatible surge arresters can also be used. In case of models
with 2 outer cone-type couplers/conductor, it is important always to mount
an identical number of cable connectors and identical cable types and
cable cross sections on both coupler parts.
Cable testing is effected from the GHA switchgear front by means of the
test adapters mounted onto the cable Tee plugs.
Compliance with the specifications by the manufacturers of cable
connectors, Tee screw-type plugs, partially insulated terminal adapters
Outer cone-type bushings up to 36 kV, > 1250 A
and surge arresters is mandatory for selection and assembly. Regarding
(2 outer cone-type/conductor) the required current-carrying capacity over 630 A, the use of suitable Tee
screw-type plugs deserves special attention.
for inner-cone-type plug-in system
in accordance with EN 50181, up to 40.5 kV For the selected cable types
and cross sections, there are appropriate inner cone-type bushings
available for cable connector terminal types 1 to 3 and the modified
connector, terminal type Connex size 4, manufacturer: Pfisterer.
Up to four inner cone-type bushings per conductor can be installed in the
floor pan of the GHA switchgear, depending on the inner-cone connection
type. One bush-ing per phase is required for inner cone-type surge
arresters.
Bus terminals
In the outgoing feeder block, solids-insulated bus terminals can be
connected with poten-tially earthed round bars. Connection and
Inner cone-type bushings up to 40.5 kV - 2x size 2 (800 disassembly of the bars is effected without gas handling.
A) or size 3 (1250 A) with flange-mounted voltage
transformers Up to incl. 1600 A, connection is effected via inner cones size 3, for >1600 A
with size 4.
Inner cone-type coupler types
800 A (size 2)
1250 A (size 3)
2500 A (size 4)
Inner cone-type bushings up to 40.5 kV, multiple cable

connections (1x to 4x) size 2 (800 A) or size 3 (1250 A)
with flange-mounted voltage transformers
GHA EN 77
GHA Design data
Connection dimensions for cable connections and bar connections
191 191
745
275
432
600 700
Branch circuit panel up to 24 kV up to 1250 A Single connection 40.5 kV up to 1250 A
191 191
745
266
289
600 700
Branch circuit panel up to 36 kV up to 1250 A Multiple connection 40.5 kV up to 2500 A
229 229
96
740
590
800 625
Incoming feeder panel up to 36 kV up to 2500 A
78 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Cable connections / busbar connections /
main dimensions (contd.)
Safe cable testing

(For details, please refer to the Operating Manual)
The voltage test of all cables connected to the GHA switchgear can be
performed with-out any problems and safely from the switchgear operator
side with the busbar and the adjacent panels in energized condition. In the
switch position Outgoing feeder earthed, the cable compartment cover is
removed. The cable test adapters are mounted and the external cable test
equipment is connected. The cable test as such is performed with the
vacuum circuit-breaker in position OFF and the three-position disconnector
in position Earth ON. This special case can be configured by means of the
operating crank in the actuating port for the outgoing earthing switch. The
switch condition can be determined via the mechanical switch position
indicators with the combination:
Disconnecting function: OFF position
Earthing function: no end position indication + inserted actuating lever
cannot be removed + circuit-breaker in OFF position. Removal of the
cable test equipment and the establishment of the voltage-proof state of
the outgoing feeder after termi-nation of the testing work is performed
with the disconnector in earthed condition Earthing ON + circuit-breaker
ON.
With the voltage transformer disconnecting device mounted upstream on
the high-voltage side, the voltage test can be performed easily and safely in
the position Transformer earthed without disassembly of the voltage
transformers or of further switchgear components.
Cable test in case of inner cone-type coupler with test cable
Cable test in case of outer cone-type coupler with test adapter
GHA EN 79
GHA Design data
Outer cone-type cable connection combinations

Tee plug and surge arrester
A
746,4
745
700
635,5
<1250
1 Outer cone
No. Number of cables per panel Rated voltage Supplier Phase cross Insulation Tee plug Tee plug
and phase section compact
2)
kV mm2
1 1 <=12 Euromold/Nexans 25-300 EPDM 430TB
2 1 <=12 Euromold/Nexans 400-630 EPDM 484TB
3 1 <=24 Euromold/Nexans 25-300 EPDM K430TB
4 1 <=24 Euromold/Nexans 400-630 EPDM K484TB
5 1 <=36 Euromold/Nexans 25-240 EPDM M430TB
6 1 <=36 Euromold/Nexans 300-630 EPDM M484TB
7 2 <=12 Euromold/Nexans 25-300 EPDM 1x 430TB
10 2 <=24 Euromold/Nexans 25-300 EPDM 1x K430TB
11 2 <=24 Euromold/Nexans 25-300 EPDM 2x K 430TB
13 2 <=36 Euromold/Nexans 25-300 EPDM 1x M430TB
21 1 <=12 nkt cables 25-300 Silicone - 1x CB 12-630
23 1 <=24 nkt cables 400-630 Silicone - 1x CB 36-630 (1250)
1)
A detailed clarification of the surge arresters is required order-specifically with the manufacturer in question depending on the neutral-point connection and
system configuration concerned
2)
Three-conductor cables available on request (connectors and accessories to be clarified with the connector supplier concerned)
80 GHA EN
GHA Design data
No. Connector plug Coupler Surge arrester 1) Length A

max. 700 mm
without surge
Version 1 Version 2 arrester Version 1 Version 2
1 300SA 183 290
2 800SA 185 290
3 300SA 183 290
4 800SA 185 290
5 300SA 183 290
6 800SA 185 290
7 1x 300PB 300SA 290 395
8 430CP 300SA 394 501
9 1x 804PB 800SA 290 400
10 1x K300PB 300SA 290 395
11 K430CP 300SA 394 501
12 1x K804PB 800SA 290 400
13 1x M300PB 300SA 290 395
14 1x M804PB 800SA 290 400
15 2x 300PB 300PB 395 500
16 2x K300PB 300PB 395 500
17 2x M300PB 300SA 395 500
18 2x 804TB 800SA 395 510
19 2x K804TB 800SA 395 510
20 2x M804TB 800SA 395 510
21 - - CSA 12 - 190 290 -
22 - - CSA 24 - 190 290 -
23 - - CSA 24 - 190 290 -
24 - - CSA 36 - 190 300 -
25 - - CSA 36 - 190 300
26 1x CC 12-630 - CSA 12 - 290 390 -
27 - 1x CP630-C CSA 12 - 370 470 -
28 1x CC 24-630 - CSA 24 - 290 390 -
29 - 1x CP630-C CSA 24 - 370 470 -
30 - 1x CP 630-M16 CSA 24 - 370 470 -
31 1x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 24 - 300 400 -
32 1x CC 36-630 - CSA 36 - 300 410 -
33 - 1x CP630-C CSA 36 - 370 480 -
34 - 1x CP 630-M16 CSA 36 - 370 480 -
35 1x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 36 - 300 410 -
36 2x CC 12-630 - CSA 12 - 390 490 -
37 - 2x CP630-C CSA 12 - 550 650 -
38 2x CC 24-630 - CSA 24 - 390 490 -
39 - 2x CP630-C CSA 24 - 550 650 -
40 - 2x CP 630-M16 CSA 24 - 550 650 -
41 2x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 24 - 410 510 -
42 2x CC 36-630 - CSA 36 - 410 520 -
43 - 2x CP630-C CSA 36 - 550 660 -
44 - 2x CP 630-M16 CSA 36 - 550 660 -
45 2x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 36 - 410 520 -
GHA EN 81
GHA Design data

A
746,4
745
700
635,5
<1250
1 Outer cone
2)
kV mm2
46 1 <= 12 tyco 25-300 RSTI 58XX
47 1 <= 12 tyco 400-800 RSTI 395X
48 1 <= 24 tyco 25-300 RSTI 58XX
49 1 <= 24 tyco 400-800 RSTI 595X
40 1 <= 36 tyco 35-300 RSTI 68XX
51 1 <= 36 tyco 400-800 RSTI 695X
52 2 <= 12 tyco 25-300 1 x RSTI 58XX
53 2 <= 12 tyco 400-800 1 x RSTI 395X
54 2 <= 24 tyco 25-300 1 x RSTI 58XX
55 2 <= 24 tyco 400-800 1 x RSTI 595X
56 2 <= 36 tyco 35-300 1 x RSTI 68XX
57 2 <= 36 tyco 400-800 1 x RSTI 695X
58 3 <= 12 tyco 25-300 1 x RSTI 58XX
59 3 <= 12 tyco 400-800 1 x RSTI 395X
50 3 <= 24 tyco 25-300 1 x RSTI 58XX
61 3 <= 24 tyco 400-800 1 x RSTI 595X
62 3 <= 36 tyco 35-300 1 x RSTI 68XX
63 3 <= 36 tyco 400-800 1 x RSTI 695X
64 1 <=12 Sdkabel 50-300 Silicone 1x SET 12
65 1 <=12 Sdkabel 300-500 Silicone 1x SEHDT 13
67 1 <=24 Sdkabel 300 Silicone 1x SEHDT 23.1
69 1 <=36 Sdkabel 70-300 Silicone 1x SET 36*
77 2 <=36 Sdkabel 70-300 Silicone 2x SET 36 1)
1)
2)

82 GHA EN
GHA Design data

max. 700 mm
without surge
46 RSTI-CC-58SAXX05 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 180 285 292
40 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 190 302
51 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 190 302
52 1 x RSTI-CC-58XX RSTI-CC-58SAXX05 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 285 390 397
53 1 x RSTI-CC-395X RSTI-CC-58SAXX05 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 315 420 427
56 1 x RSTI-CC-68XX RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 295 407
57 1 x RSTI-CC-695X RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 315 427
62 2 x RSTI-CC-68XX RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 440 552
63 2 x RSTI-CC-695X RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 440 552
64 1x MUT 23 - 189 302 -
65 - 1x MUT 33 + 1x KU 33 265 - 503
66 1x MUT 23 - 189 302 -
67 1x MUT 23 - 189 302 -
68 - 1x MUT 33 + 1x KU 33 265 - 503
69 - - 196 - -
70 - 1x MUT 33 + 1x KU 33 265 - 503
71 1x KU 23.2/23 1x MUT 23 - 363 476 -
72 1x SEHDK 13.1 - 1x MUT 23 - 290 403 -
73 1x KU 33 - - 527 - -
74 1x KU 23.2/23 1x MUT 23 - 363 476 -
75 1x SEHDK 23.1 - 1x MUT 23 - 290 403 -
76 1x KU 33 - - 527 - -
77 1x KU 23.2/23 - - 370 - -
78 1x KU 33 - - 527 - -
79 2x KU 23.2/23 1x MUT 23 - 537 650 -
80 1x SEHDK 13.1 1x KU 23.2/23 1x MUT 23 - 464 577 -
81 2x SEHDK 13.1 - 1x MUT 23 - 391 504 -
82 2x KU 23.2/23 1x MUT 23 - 537 650 -
83 1x SEHDK 23.1 1x KU 23.2/23 1x MUT 23 - 469 577 -
84 2x SEHDK 23.1 - 1x MUT 23 - 391 504 -
85 2x KU 23.2/23 - - 544 - -
GHA EN 83
GHA Design data

740
740
590
590
625564
>1250 bis <2500 A

2 Outer cones
2)
kV mm2
11 4 <=24 Euromold/Nexans 25-300 EPDM 4x K 430TB
1)
2)

84 GHA EN
GHA Design data

max. 625 mm
without surge
1 300SA 183 290
2 800SA 185 290
3 300SA 183 290
4 800SA 185 290
5 300SA 183 290
6 800SA 185 290
7 2x 300PB 300SA 290 395
8 2x 430CP 300SA 394 501
9 2x 804PB 800SA 290 400
10 2x K300PB 300SA 290 395
11 2x K430CP 300SA 394 501
12 2x K804PB 800SA 290 400
13 2x M300PB 300SA 290 395
14 2x M804PB 800SA 300 400
15 4x 300PB 300PB 395 500
16 4x K300PB 300PB 395 500
17 4x M300PB 300SA 395 500
18 4x 804TB 800SA 395 510
19 4x K804TB 800SA 395 510
20 4x M804TB 800SA 395 510
21 - - CSA 12 - 190 290 -
22 - - CSA 24 - 190 290 -
23 - - CSA 24 - 190 290 -
24 - - CSA 36 - 190 300 -
25 - - CSA 36 - 190 300
26 2x CC 12-630 - CSA 12 - 290 390 -
27 - 2x CP630-C CSA 12 - 370 470 -
28 2x CC 24-630 - CSA 24 - 290 390 -
29 - 2x CP630-C CSA 24 - 370 470 -
30 - 2x CP 630-M16 CSA 24 - 370 470 -
31 2x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 24 - 300 400 -
32 2x CC 36-630 - CSA 36 - 300 410 -
33 - 2x CP630-C CSA 36 - 370 480 -
34 - 2x CP 630-M16 CSA 36 - 370 480 -
35 2x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 36 - 300 410 -
36 4x CC 12-630 - CSA 12 - 390 490 -
37 - 4x CP630-C CSA 12 - 550 650 -
38 4x CC 24-630 - CSA 24 - 390 490 -
39 - 4x CP630-C - 550 -
40 - 4x CP 630-M16 - 550 -
41 4x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 24 - 410 510 -
42 4x CC 36-630 - CSA 36 - 410 520 -
43 - 4x CP630-C - 550 -
44 - 4x CP 630-M16 - 550 -
45 4x CC36-630 (1250) - CSA 36 - 410 520 -
GHA EN 85
GHA Design data

740
740
590
590
625564
>1250 bis <2500 A

2 Outer cones
2)
kV mm2
46 2 <= 12 tyco 25-300 2x RSTI 58XX
47 2 <= 12 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 395X
48 2 <= 24 tyco 25-300 2x RSTI 58XX
49 2 <= 24 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 595X
40 2 <= 36 tyco 35-300 2x RSTI 68XX
51 2 <= 36 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 695X
52 4 <= 12 tyco 25-300 2x RSTI 58XX
53 4 <= 12 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 395X
54 4 <= 24 tyco 25-300 2x RSTI 58XX
55 4 <= 24 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 595X
56 4 <= 36 tyco 35-300 2x RSTI 68XX
57 4 <= 36 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 695X
58 6 <= 12 tyco 25-300 2x RSTI 58XX
59 6 <= 12 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 395X
50 6 <= 24 tyco 25-300 2x RSTI 58XX
61 6 <= 24 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 595X
62 6 <= 36 tyco 35-300 2x RSTI 68XX
63 6 <= 36 tyco 400-800 2x RSTI 695X
67 2 <=24 Sdkabel 300 Silicone 2x SEHDT 23.1
77 4 <=36 Sdkabel 70-300 Silicone 4x SET 36 1)
1)
2)

86 GHA EN
GHA Design data

max. 625 mm
without surge
40 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 190 302
51 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 190 302
52 2x RSTI-CC-58XX RSTI-CC-58SAXX05 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 285 390 397
53 2x RSTI-CC-395X RSTI-CC-58SAXX05 RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 315 420 427
56 2x RSTI-CC-68XX RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 295 407
57 2x RSTI-CC-695X RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 315 427
62 4x RSTI-CC-68XX RSTI-CC-68SAXX10 440 552
63 4x RSTI-CC-695X RSTI-CC-68SAXX 440 552
64 2x MUT 23 - 189 302 -
65 - 1x MUT 33 + 1x KU 33 265 - 503
66 2x MUT 23 - 189 302 -
67 2x MUT 23 - 189 302 -
68 - 1x MUT 33 + 1x KU 33 265 - 503
69 - - 196 - -
70 - 1x MUT 33 + 1x KU 33 265 - 503
71 1x KU 23.2/23 2x MUT 23 - 363 476 -
72 2x SEHDK 13.1 - 2x MUT 23 - 290 403 -
73 1x KU 33 - - 527 - -
74 1x KU 23.2/23 2x MUT 23 - 363 476 -
75 2x SEHDK 23.1 - 2x MUT 23 - 290 403 -
76 1x KU 33 - - 527 - -
77 1x KU 23.2/23 - - 370 - -
78 1x KU 33 - - 527 - -
79 2x KU 23.2/23 - 537 650 -
80 2x SEHDK 13.1 1x KU 23.2/23 2x MUT 23 - 464 577 -
81 4x SEHDK 13.1 - 2x MUT 23 - 391 504 -
82 2x KU 23.2/23 - 537 650 -
83 2x SEHDK 23.1 1x KU 23.2/23 2x MUT 23 - 464 577 -
84 4x SEHDK 23.1 - 2x MUT 23 - 391 504 -
85 2x KU 23.2/23 - - 544 - -
GHA EN 87
GHA Design data
Installation variants - single busbar - examples

Wall-mounting in case of IAC qualification AFL
(smaller distances and accessibilities possible on request)
130+30
-0
100+30
-0 1
1
800
2 3
2
1700
1
1700
130+30
-0 1
130+30
-0
sides accessible only on the front

100+30
-0
accessible on the front and on the side
100+30
-0 1
800
3
2
1700
3
800
100+30
-0
1
accessible on the front and on both sides
1 Cover to wall
2 Operating area
3 Side wall
88 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Installation variants - single busbar - example

Wall-mounting - opposite each other in case of IAC qualification AFL
100+30
-0 1 1 100+30
-0
800
3
2
1700
3
800
100+30 1 1 100+30
-0 -0

1 Cover to wall
2 Operating area
3 Side wall
Free-standing installation - back-to-back
100+30
-0 1
800
1700 1700
800
1 100+30
-0
1 Gap cover
2 Operating area
3 Side wall
GHA EN 89
GHA Design data
Installation variants - double busbar - examples

Wall-mounting in case of IAC qualification AFL
130+30
-0
500+30 1
1 -0
800
2 3
2
2100
2100
500+30
-0
1
130+30
-0
1
130+30
-0
accessible only on the front

accessible on the front and on the side
500+30
-0 1
800
3
2
2100
3
800
1 Cover to wall
2 Operating area
3 Side wall
90 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Installation variants - double busbar - examples

Wall-mounting - opposite each other in case of IAC qualification AFL
500+30 1 500+30
-0 1 -0
800
3
2
2100
3
800
1 1
1 Cover to wall
2 Operating area
3 Side wall
Free-standing installation - back-to-back
500+30
-0 1
800
3
2
2100 2100
800
1 500+30
-0
1 Cover to wall
2 Operating area
3 Side wall
GHA EN 91
GHA Design data
Installation single busbar and double busbar - examples With pressure relief duct in
case of IAC qualification AFLR
Low-voltage cabinet: 1200 mm

3)
800 1990
Low-voltage cabinet: 800 mm

3)
800 1595
1)
3400
1)
2800
3000
2400
2)
1000
2)
1000
1)
Room height to comply with the IAC qualification in acc. with IEC/EN 62 271-200
2)
Depending on cable cross section and cable connection types
3)
Smaller distances on request
4)
Bus section coupler (2500 A) on demand
Installation of double busbar - examples With pressure relief duct in case of iac
qualification aflr
4)
800
4)
800 1990 5)
4)
800
180
4)
800 1595
180
2100
1700
180
180
4)
800
4)
1 2
800
1 2
1 Pressure relief duct

2 Side plate
3 Operating area
4 Smaller distances on request
5 Bus section coupler (2500 A) on demand
92 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Basic dimensions and floor openings

Installation Single busbar - example
(smaller distances and accessibilities only possible on request)
100+30
6 5 4 3 2 1 7
50
1194
175
100 35 100 8
6
Panel 180
180 width
Position of base frame and ceiling ducts

1 Steel base frame 50x40x4 / U50
2 Cross-bracing (optional area)
3 Ceiling duct, high- voltage connection
4 Switchgear panel
5 Fastening points
6 End plate, left-hand
7 End plate, right-hand
8 Cut-out for low- voltage cabinet
Height of low-voltage
cabinet: 1200 mm
cabinet: 800 mm
100+30
-0 100+30
-0
1)
3000
1)
3000
2800
2400
2)
2)
1000
1000
1)
2)
The basic design includes low-voltage cabinets of various heights and side plate
attachments on the accessible switchgear components.
Note: the minimum cable bending radius must be taken into account for the height of
the cable basement.
GHA EN 93
GHA Design data
Installation of double busbar - examples

(smaller distances and accessibilities only possible on request)
500 +30
10)
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8
50
1700
1194
175
100 35 100 9
6
Panel 180
180 width
Position of base frame and ceiling ducts

1 Steel base frame 50x40x4 / U50
2 Optional area for cross- bracing
3 Ceiling duct, high-voltage connection
4 Busbar tank II
5 Switchgear panel
6 Fastening points
7 End plate, left-hand
8 End plate, right-hand
9 Cut-out for low-voltage cabinet
10 Smaller distances on request
Double busbar switchgear
cabinet: 1200 mm
cabinet: 800 mm
500+30
-0
3) 500+30
-0
3)
1)
3000
1)
3000
2800
2400
2)
2)
1000
1000
1)
2)
3)
Smaller distances on request
The basic design includes low-voltage cabinets of various heights and side plate
attachments on the accessible switchgear components.
Note: the minimum cable bending radius must be taken into account for the height of
the cable basement.
94 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Floor openings
Center panels without pressure relief duct SBB
82.5 435 82.5 635
1244.5
1335
1194
460 660
35
2
50
175
20
41
470 65 670
65
600 800
82.5 635 82.5 735
660
65 670 115 670

800 900
900 1000
1 Ceiling duct for high-voltage terminals

2 Ceiling duct for low-pressure connector
3 Panel securing points
4 Cooler attachments
GHA EN 95
GHA Design data
Floor openings
Center panels with pressure relief duct SBB
82.5 435 82.5 635
1
1244.5
1592
1335
1194
460 660
35
2
50
175
20
41
470 65 670
65
600 800
82.5 635 82.5 735
660
65 670 115 670

800 900
900 1000

96 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Floor openings
Center panels without pressure relief duct SBB
5 5
82.5 435 82.5 635
3
3 2 2
1973
1 1
1862
1686
1862
1
1686
1244.5
1335
1194
460 660
35
2
175
50
20
65 470 41
65 670
600 800
1 Branch- circuit panel 2 Bus coupler 2000 A 1 Branch- circuit panel 1600 ABus
800 A - 1250 ABus riser riser 1600 ABus section
800 A - 1250 ABus coupler 800 A - 1600 A
coupler 800 A - 1600A 2 Branch- circuit panel
2000 ABus riser 2000 A
3 Bus section coupler 2000 A
5
5
82.5 635 82.5 735
4 1
1
1862
2030
660
65 670 115 670

800 900
900 1000
1 Branch-circuit panel 2500 1 Bus section coupler 2500 A

A Bus riser 2500 A
Bus coupler 2500 A

5 Rear busbar tank in case of double busbar panels
GHA EN 97
GHA Design data
Floor openings
Center panels with pressure relief duct DBB
82.5 435 82.5 635
1 10
1244.5
1990
1335
1194
460 660
35
2
50
175
20
41
65 470 65 670
600 800
82.5 635 82.5 735
660
65 670 115 670

800 900
900 1000

98 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Floor openings
End panels without pressure relief duct DBB
147.5 435 147.5 147.5 635 147.5
100 82.5 100 82.5
10 6 3 7 11
1244.5
1249
1335
1194
460 660
843.5
35
2
3 11
175
10 65 65
50
61
41
140 130 470 130 140 140 130 670 130 140
180 600 180 180 800 180
147.5 635 147.5 147.5 735 147.5
82.5 82.5
660
900 1000
65 115
140 130 670 130 140 140 180 670 180 140
180 800 180 180 900 180

6 Left-hand side plate
7 Right-hand side plate
10 for fastening on the floor in case of installation with a wall clearance of 100 mm
11 for fastening on the base frame in case of installation with a wall clearance > 100 mm
GHA EN 99
GHA Design data
Floor openings
End panels with pressure relief duct SBB
147.5 435 147.5 147.5 635 147.5
100 82.5 9 100 82.5
10 6 3 7 11
1244.5 1
1249
1592
1335
1194
460
660
843.5
35
2
3
11
175
10 65 65
50
41
61
140 130 470 130 140 140 130 670 130 140
180 600 180 180 800 180
147.5 635 147.5 147.5 735 147.5
82.5 82.5
660
900 1000
65 115
140 130 670 130 140 140 180 670 180 140
180 800 180 180 900 180

100 GHA EN
GHA Design data
Floor openings
End panels without pressure relief duct SBB
28.5
100 5 100 5
147.5 435 147.5 147.5 635 147.5
255.5
8 8 Bus
82.5 82.5
3
10 6 3 11 2 2
1973
1 1
1862
1862
1686
1686
1351
1
1244.5
1249
1335
1194
460
660
843.5
35
2
3
11
175
10 65 65
50
41
61
140 130 470 130 140 140 130 670 130 140
180 600 180 180 800 180
1 Branch-circuit panel 2 Bus coupler 2000A 1 Branch-circuit panel 1600 A 2 Branch-circuit panel
800 A - 1250 A Bus riser 1600 A 2000 A Bus riser
Bus riser 800 A - 1250 A Bus section coupler 2000 Bus A
Bus coupler 800 A - 1600 A 800 A - 1600 A
3 Bus section
coupler 2000 A
5
5
147.5 635 147.5 147.5 735 147.5
82.5 82.5
1
4
1862
2030
660
900 1000
65 115
140 130 670 130 140 140 180 670 180 140
180 800 180 180 900 180
1 Branch-circuit panel 2500 A 1 Bus section coupler 2500 A

Bus riser 2500 A
Bus coupler 2500 A

8 Side plate extension for double busbar switchgear units
GHA EN 101
GHA Design data
Floor openings
End panels with pressure relief duct DBB
100 100
9
147.5 435 147.5 147.5 635 147.5
82.5 82.5
10 6 3 7 11
1
12
1244.5
1249
1990
1335
1194
460
660
843.5
35
2
3
11
175
10 65 65
50
41
61
140 130 470 130 140 140 130 670 130 140
180 600 180 180 800 180
147.5 635 147.5 147.5 735 147.5
82.5 82.5
660
900 1000
65 115
140 130 670 130 140 140 180 670 180 140
180 800 180 180 900 180

102 GHA EN
GHA Shipping instructions
Transporting the switchgear unit

When transporting the switchgear unit, it must be ensured that the transport
units do not slip or tilt (if necessary, nail transport pallet down to the loading
surface). Re-use the original packaging to store parts which have been
un- packed for inspection.
Packaging of the switchgear
If packed for truck transport, the switchgear unit is deli-vered on a pallet
with PE protective film.
For sea-worthy transport, the units are packed in sealed aluminium film
with desiccant and in a closed case with tightly closed wooden base (also
for container transport).
In case of air transport, the switchgear unit is packaged in a wooden crate
with closed wooden base and with PE film as dust protection or in a
wooden case, also with closed wooden base.
Transport to the site of installation
Store under conditions admissible for switchgear operation. Avoid
condensation.
During transport to the site of installation (for details, refer to the Assembly
Instructions), it must be taken into account that the main weight is located in
the top area of the switch-gear top-heavy.
Transport using a forklift truck: Only transport the switchgear on a pallet.
Attention top-heavy!
Transport without pallet: The crane mounting harness must be hooked into
the jack rings of the switchgear.
GHA EN 103
2011 Schneider Electric - All rights reserved
Schneider Electric As standards, specifications and designs change from time to time, please ask for
35, rue Joseph Monier confirmation of the information given in this publication.
CS 30323
92506 Rueil-Malmaison Cedex, France This document has been printed
on ecological paper
RCS Nanterre 954 503 439 Publishing: Schneider Electric
Capital social 896 313 776 Design: Schneider Electric
www.schneider-electric.com Printing:
GHA EN 02-2011

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Medium Voltage Distribution

Regulations, specifications and technical data  10

Operator safety and classification 12

Internal arc classification 14

Installation of switchgear units with IAC qualification 15

The GHA modules 16

GHA single busbar 17

The GHA modules 18

GHA double busbar 19

Examples: Double busbar 22

SBB operator interface 23

DBB operator interface 24

Drives and interlocking systems 25

B-link - the innovative busbar connection system 31

Gas compartment monitoring by IDIS information system 33

IMOS switchgear control system 36

Voltage detection system and phase coincidence 37

Current transformer in outgoing feeder area 38

Outgoing feeder panels, single busbar 40

Outgoing feeder panels, double busbar 41

Bus section coupler single busbar 42

Bus section couplers double busbar 43

Bus coupler, busbar earthing switch, metering panel 44

Busbar attachments for single busbar switchgear 45

Single busbar panels and double busbar - explanations 46

Single busbar panels and double busbar - main dimensions 47

Single busbar panels - variants 47

Double busbar panels - variants 47

GHA with vacuum circuit-breaker and disconnector, single busbar and

double busbar 12 kV 62

GHA with vacuum circuit-breaker and disconnector, single busbar and

double busbar 17.5 kv 64

GHA with vacuum circuit-breaker and disconnector, single busbar and

double busbar 24 kv 66

GHA with vacuum circuit-breaker and disconnector, single busbar and

double busbar 36 kv 68

GHA with vacuum circuit-breaker and disconnector, single busbar and

double busbar 40.5 kV 70

Electrical supplementary modules 72

Versatile cable connectors 77

Connection dimensions for cable connections and bar connections 78

Safe cable testing  79

Outer cone-type cable connection combinations 80

Single busbar in case of IAC qualification AFL wall-mounting 88

Wall-mounting, free-standing installation - Back-to-back 89

Double busbar in case of IAC qualification AFL wall-mounting 90

Wall-mounting, free-standing installation - Back-to-back 91

pressure relief duct 92

Basic dimensions and floor openings 93

Installation Single busbar - example 93

Installation of double busbar - examples 94

Center panels with pressure relief duct SBB 96

Center panels without pressure relief duct SBB 97

Center panels with pressure relief duct DBB 98

Center panels without pressure relief duct DBB 99

End panels with pressure relief duct SBB 100

End panels without pressure relief duct SBB 101

End panels with pressure relief duct DBB 102

Shipping instructions 103

Transporting the switchgear unit 103

A ground-breaking switchgear concept featuring high economic

GHA single busbar GHA double busbar

Regulations, specifications and technical

Regulations, specifications and technical data 10

Operator safety and classification 12

Internal arc classification 14

Installation of switchgear units with IAC qualification 15

The GHA modules 16

GHA single busbar 17

The GHA modules 18

GHA double busbar 19

Examples: Double busbar 22

SBB operator interface 23

DBB operator interface 24

Drives and interlocking systems 25

B-link - the innovative busbar connection system 31

Gas compartment monitoring by IDIS information system 33

IMOS switchgear control system 36

Voltage detection system and phase coincidence 37

Current transformer in outgoing feeder area 38

Outgoing feeder panels, single busbar 40

Outgoing feeder panels, double busbar 41

Bus section coupler single busbar 42

Bus section couplers double busbar 43

Bus coupler, busbar earthing switch, metering panel 44

Busbar attachments for single busbar switchgear 45

Single busbar panels and double busbar - explanations 46

Single busbar panels and double busbar - main dimensions 47

Single busbar panels - variants 47

Double busbar panels - variants 47

double busbar 12 kV 62

double busbar 17.5 kv 64

double busbar 24 kv 66

double busbar 36 kv 68

double busbar 40.5 kV 70

Electrical supplementary modules 72

Versatile cable connectors 77

Connection dimensions for cable connections and bar connections 78

Safe cable testing 79

Outer cone-type cable connection combinations 80

Single busbar in case of IAC qualification AFL wall-mounting 88

Wall-mounting, free-standing installation - Back-to-back 89

Double busbar in case of IAC qualification AFL wall-mounting 90

Wall-mounting, free-standing installation - Back-to-back 91

pressure relief duct 92

Basic dimensions and floor openings 93

Installation Single busbar - example 93

Installation of double busbar - examples 94

Center panels with pressure relief duct SBB 96

Center panels without pressure relief duct SBB 97

Center panels with pressure relief duct DBB 98

Center panels without pressure relief duct DBB 99

End panels with pressure relief duct SBB 100

End panels without pressure relief duct SBB 101

End panels with pressure relief duct DBB 102

Shipping instructions 103

Transporting the switchgear unit 103