Applicable to demanding applications! No maintenance space is required at the back.
The "UniGear ZS1" is a primary distribution product that supports up to 24kV, 4000A, and 63kA. It is a flagship switchgear from ABB, with over 500,000 units delivered worldwide. It can be applied to demanding applications such as data centers, offshore wind farms, ships, mines, substations, power plants, and chemical plants. The panels offer single/dual bus configurations, back-to-back installations, and two-tier stacking solutions. 【Features】 ■ Compliance Standards: IEC, CSA, GOST, GB / DL ■ Classification: LSC-2B, PM (equivalent to JEM1425-MW) ■ Internal Arc Classification: FLR ■ Flexible design tailored to customer requirements ■ No maintenance space required at the back (cable connections via front access) ■ Equipped with IEDs compliant with IEC61850 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Safety Performance】 ■Type tests based on IEC 62271-200 ■Safety interlock ■Withdrawable circuit breaker *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Applications with stringent requirements - Data centers, offshore wind, ships, mines, substations, power plants, chemical plants, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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ABB is a technology leader in electrification and automation, aiming to create a more sustainable and resource-efficient future. ABB's solutions combine engineering expertise with software to optimize the ways of manufacturing, mobility, power supply, and their operations. Based on over 140 years of excellence, approximately 105,000 employees at ABB are dedicated to driving innovations that accelerate industrial transformation. ABB Japan: It is a corporate group consisting of three companies: ABB Ltd., ABB Japan B.V., and B&R Industrial Automation.
