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244<br />

SWITCHGEAR (LOW VOLTAGE)<br />

DSII Assemblies, Power Circuit Breakers<br />

and Renewal Parts<br />

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION<br />

DSII Switchgear Assembly<br />

Typical Asheville Design, 1993<br />

REPLACEMENT CAPABILITIES<br />

Cutler-Hammer offers an extensive amount<br />

of products to support DSII switchgear:<br />

New DSII Air Circuit Breakers<br />

New DSII <strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong> are available for<br />

replacement or to fill existing vacant cells.<br />

All <strong>breakers</strong> are newly manufactured and<br />

are mechanically and electrically the same<br />

as the <strong>breakers</strong> originally specified and<br />

supplied.<br />

DSII Circuit Breaker Provisions<br />

Breaker provisions are required in switchgear<br />

when there is an existing space in a<br />

structure that is to be filled with a breaker.<br />

Provisions are available for all ratings and<br />

TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES<br />

PowerNet Monitoring and Control System<br />

IQ and PowerNet Communications Retrofits<br />

Cutler-Hammer offers IQ products to replace<br />

existing analog meters, instruments, and<br />

protective relays with microprocessor-<br />

based solid-state true-RMS sensing devices.<br />

Westinghouse DSII switchgear with type<br />

DS (non-limiting) and type DSL (with limiters)<br />

low voltage air power <strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong><br />

was introduced in 1993. The DSII and DSLII<br />

<strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong> were incorporated in the<br />

DSII switchgear assembly in 1996. The design<br />

of the new DSII switchgear was not<br />

undertaken without the valued input of our<br />

customers. To determine what needed to<br />

be improved, changed and added, a survey<br />

of many of our customers was made. The<br />

results of this input centered around quality,<br />

cycle time reduction during both production<br />

and maintenance, standardization<br />

of wiring, placement of repetitive devices<br />

and ease of maintenance.<br />

DSII switchgear is constructed in accordance<br />

with ANSI C37.20.1, C37.51, NEMA<br />

SG3 and SG5, and UL Standards 1558 for<br />

low voltage, metal-enclosed drawout<br />

switchgear. As such, it contains low voltage<br />

power <strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong>, type DS/DSL or<br />

DSII/DSLII as the principal overcurrent<br />

protective devices both as main and as<br />

feeder protection. The enhanced structure<br />

features of DSII switchgear allows the<br />

include all parts required to complete the<br />

cell in accordance with the switchgear as<br />

originally supplied.<br />

Factory Modification and Repair<br />

Factory modifications and repairs are<br />

available for new or customer owned DSII<br />

<strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong>. This UL approved service<br />

includes trip unit replacements, conversion<br />

from manually operated to electrically<br />

operated, breaker calibrations, and the<br />

addition of numerous accessories for the<br />

DSII and DSLII <strong>circuit</strong> breaker.<br />

IQ products can be furnished as components<br />

for field installation on the switchgear<br />

or can be provided as new replacement<br />

front panels. The new replacement door<br />

panels available for DS switchgear assemblies<br />

include the IQ devices mounted and<br />

wired. The instrument compartment door<br />

will fit all vintages of DS switchgear from<br />

1968 to the present. Door panels can be<br />

supplied with analog instruments, breaker<br />

control devices, or any other device that<br />

will physically fit. The IQ products can be<br />

matched in numerous combinations to<br />

include the IQ Analyzer, IQ Data PlusII, IQ<br />

Data, IQ Generator, IQ Data Plus 4000/4100,<br />

and the Assemblies Electronic Monitor<br />

(AEMII). Communications can then be tied<br />

to the Cutler-Hammer PowerNet System.<br />

<strong>breakers</strong> to be positioned in the ”connected,“<br />

”test,“ ”disconnected,“ or ”remove“<br />

position with the breaker compartment<br />

door closed. This eliminates the danger of<br />

exposed live <strong>circuit</strong>s or protruding <strong>breakers</strong><br />

commonly associated with ”through the<br />

door drawout“ construction.<br />

Compartmentalization of the drawout<br />

<strong>breakers</strong> is part of the standard construction.<br />

DS/ DSL or DSII/DSLII <strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong><br />

are designed to ANSI standards<br />

C37.13, C37.16 and C37.17 in frame sizes<br />

ranging from 800A to 5000A.<br />

Ratings<br />

DSII Switchgear Bus 800 – 6000A<br />

DSII/DSLII Breaker 15 – 5000A<br />

Voltage 208 – 600V<br />

Interrupting Capacity 30 – 200kA<br />

Chronology<br />

There have been five vintages of DS<br />

switchgear since the original design was<br />

manufactured in 1969. Today, many capabilities<br />

still exist to support the different<br />

vintages of DS switchgear.<br />

DSII Breaker Parts<br />

An extensive inventory of newly manufactured<br />

renewal parts for DSII and DSLII<br />

<strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong> are available.<br />

DSII Switchgear Structure Parts<br />

DSII switchgear parts are available for<br />

most DS designs. Newly manufactured<br />

replacement parts (such as doors, breaker<br />

provisions, lift trucks, metering, etc.) are<br />

available.<br />

DSII Circuit Breaker with Digitrip RMS Trip Unit<br />

Family (T510, T610, T810, T910)<br />

Digitrip Trip Unit Retrofit Kits<br />

Trip unit retrofit kits are available for all DB<br />

breaker frames. Refer to pages 256-257 of<br />

this publication.<br />

March 2001

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