Attachment 1 - Underground Switchgear Distributor Statement of Work (69727619Q000014)

Switch Purchase & Installation Specifications for MARAD Layberth
Facility
1.0 ABSTRACT
1.1 Contractor is to purchase and install specified switches and prove installation is free of
material and workmanship defects.
2.0 REFERENCES:
2.1 Specification Bulletin 681-31, S&C Manual Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear.
2.2 Underground Distribution Switchgear, S&C Vista
2.3 Specifications Bulletin 664-31, S&C Remote Supervisory PHM Pad-Mounted Gear
2.4 PMS – 2 Site Pictures
2.5 PMS – 3 Site Pictures
2.6 MARAD MLF – BRF Site Map
3.0 ITEM LOCATION/DESCRIPTION
3.1 Location:
3.1.1 Installation location will be on site at:
MARAD Layberth Facility

5320 Church House Road
Orange, TX 77630
3.1.1.1 References 2.4 and 2.5 show information of the PMH-9 units to be
replaced; however, attending site visit is encouraged.
3.1.1.2 Site Visit date is August 28, 2019 at 0730. Site Visit attendees shall
email Jody Hoyt at Jody.Hoyt@dot.gov with valid (up to date) picture
identification such as a Drivers Licenses or TWIC Card. Address for the
site visit will be:
3.1.1.2.1 Beaumont Reserve Fleet
2600 Amoco RD
Beaumont, TX 77705
4.0 GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS / SERVICES

4.1 None.
5.0 NOTES
5.1 None.
6.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
6.1 Functional demonstration as per item 7.3.
7.0 STATEMENT OF WORK
7.1 Procure:
7.1.1 Contractor is to procure two (2) Vista Model 312 – 15kV, 12.5 kA, Switchgear
Units with Stainless Steel tank & enclosure, external trip for ground systems
tripping, and standard S&C Series 1000 2.0 Over Current control or equivalent
sw. The Catalog Number is 933122R1-P14-R31. References 2.1 & 2.2 include
information about the product.
7.1.1.1 Cost of transportation of the Switchgear to the MARAD Layberth
Facility as dictated in item 3.1.1, and the handling/crane service upon
arrival shall be included in Contractor Proposal.
7.1.1.1.1 Reference 2.1 indicates shipping weight and size of each unit
for estimation purposes.
7.2 Installation:
7.2.1 New Switchgear purchased per item 7.1 are replacing two (2) existing pad
mounted PMH-9’s switchgear units.
7.2.1.1 A safety briefing with contractor and Beaumont Reserve Fleet (BRF)
personnel will be held prior to start of any work. The contractor will be
required to adhere to the BRF’s Lockout Tag Out procedures as well as
all other related safety policies. Such policies will be present to the
contractor during the safety briefing.
7.2.1.2 The contractor shall coordinate the power outage to the ships with the
BRF Representative. The BRF personnel will secure power with
contractor present. BRF personnel will demonstrate a voltage test to
show that the power is secured. Once the power is secured, the contractor
shall proceed expeditiously (including weekend work if necessary) to
restore power as soon as possible.
7.2.1.3 Contractor is to then disconnect existing pad mounted PMH-9 switchgear
units and remove.
7.2.1.3.1 Contractor is to dispose of switchgear units. Any residual
value to be reflected in the bid for this job.
7.2.1.4 Contractor is to install new switchgear units per item 7.1.1, following all
standard industry, associated regulatory requirements, and manufacturer
instructions. Installation includes all wiring connections to and from the
switch.
7.2.1.5 After completion of installation, contractor will notify the BRF
representative to restore power back to the switch.
7.3 Demonstration:
7.3.1 At completion of installation, contractor is to demonstrate functionality of
installed equipment to show that there are no defects in either material or
workmanship.
7.3.2 Contractor is to provide training for the proper operation of the installed units to
the BRF personnel. Scheduling of the training will be with POC mentioned in
line item 3.1.1.2.
7.3.2.1 For estimating purposes, the training is to be provided up to ten (10)
people.
7.4 Warranty:
7.4.1 Contractor is to include in bid submission a statement of warranties offered for
the provided switchgear.
S&C Manual Vista® Underground Distribution Switchgear
Outdoor Distribution (15.5 kV through 38 kV)
Specifications
Conditions of Sale manual handle and are designed to prevent inadvertent
STANDARD: The seller’s standard conditions of sale set operation from the Closed position directly to the Ground
forth in Price Sheet 150 apply, except as modified under position, and vice versa. Operating shafts are padlockable
"SPECIAL WARRANTY PROVISIONS" on page 3. in any position and can also be padlocked to prevent opera-
tion to the Ground position.
SPECIAL TO THIS PRODUCT: Terminals are equipped with 200-ampere-rated bush-
INCLUSIONS S&C Vista Underground Distribution ing wells or 600- or 900-ampere bushings (as specified).
Switchgear features load-interrupter switches for switching Bushing and bushing-well interfaces are in accordance
600- or 900-ampere main feeders and microprocessor- with IEEE Standard 386 to accept all standard insulated
controlled arc-spinners or vacuum fault interrupters for connectors and inserts.
switching and protection of 600- or 900-ampere main In addition, Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear
feeders and 200-, 600-, or 900-ampere taps, laterals, has been certified as arc resistant per IEC 298 Appen-
and subloops. These elbow-connected components are dix AA for fault currents up to 12.5 kA symmetrical for
enclosed in a SF6 -insulated welded-steel tank, completely 15 cycles (25 kA symmetrical for units rated 25 kA short
protected from the environment. The switchgear is circuit). Arc resistance is standard for the pad-mounted
available with up to six ways (bus terminals, switches and UnderCover™ styles. For the vault-mounted style,
and/or fault interrupters) in ratings through 38 kV and catalog number suffix “-N” must be specified, in which
25 kA symmetrical. case a flange will be welded to the pressure-relief device
The three-position (CLOSED-OPEN-GROUNDED) load- for connection of user-supplied piping to vent exhaust
interrupter switches are manually operated and provide gases out of the vault area.
three-pole live switching of 600- or 900-ampere three-phase When optional voltage indication is specified, all
circuits. These switches also provide a visible gap when routine operating tasks—switching, voltage testing, and
open and internal grounding for all three phases—without grounding—can be accomplished by a single person
exposure to medium voltage or the need to manipulate without cable handling or exposure to medium voltage.
elbows. The 200-ampere, 600-ampere, or 900-ampere fault An optional feature that combines voltage indication with
interrupters feature either arc-spinning contacts (15.5-kV, provisions for low-voltage phasing is also available. Cable
12,500-symmetrical models) or vacuum interrupters in testing for faults can be performed through the back of a
series with manually operated three-position (CLOSED- user-supplied elbow or through a user-supplied feed thru
OPEN-GROUNDED) disconnects (15.5-kV, 25,000-sym- insert eliminating the need for difficult cable handling or
metrical, and all 29-kV and 38-kV models) for isolation and parking stands.
internal grounding of each phase.
Fault interrupters provide three-pole load switching and Vista Overcurrent Control 2.0
fault interruption through 25 kA symmetrical or single- Fault interruption is initiated by a programmable
pole load switching and fault interruption through 12.5 kA overcurrent control housed in a watertight enclosure.
symmetrical. (For other possible ratings, refer to the near- The control is programed using a personal computer
est S&C Sales Office). Fault interruption is initiated by a connected to the control via a USB cable (Type A to Type
programmable overcurrent control. The total clearing time A). The control receives both sensing and control inputs
(from initiation of the fault to total clearing) can be as fast from current transformers. No batteries are needed for the
as 40 milliseconds. For single-pole fault interrupters, the Vista Overcurrent Control 2.0.
overcurrent control can also be programmed to provide Current transformers provide power and input signals.
three-pole fault interruption. The control features a variety of time-current characteris-
Large windows provide a clear view of the open gap, tic (TCC) curves—standard “E,” “K,” and “T” speed curves,
ground position, and ground bus, allowing the operator Vista coordinating-speed tap and main curves, and relay
to easily confirm the positions of the load-interrupter curves per IEEE C37.112-1996.
switches and disconnects of the fault interrupters. Trip Coordinating-speed tap curves are used for fault inter-
indicators, which are readily visible through the windows, rupters feeding subloop taps and are specifically designed
are provided for the fault interrupters. Each unit of gear to optimize coordination with load-side weak-link/backup
is furnished with a manual handle to charge the operat- current-limiting fuse combinations and source-side relays
ing mechanisms and open, close, and ground the load- with low time-dial settings. The coordinating-speed main
interrupter switches and fault interrupters. The operating curves are used for fault interrupters on main feeders and
mechanisms operate independently of the speed of the have a longer minimum response time and a different shape
April 15, 2019

© S&C Electric Company 1996-2019, all rights reserved Specification Bulletin 681-31
to coordinate with tap-interrupter curves. Coordinating- and fault interruption through 25 kA symmetrical, or
speed curves have phase-overcurrent, ground-protection, single-pole load switching and fault interruption through
negative-sequence fault, and sensitive-earth fault settings. 12.5 kA symmetrical.
The coordinating-speed tap and main curves, as well Complete ratings for the fault interrupter, as applied in
as IEEE and IEC relay TCC curves, can be tailored to the Vista switchgear, are shown Table 1 on page 4. In addition
application using a variety of TCC curve based and defi- to the load-dropping ratings shown, the fault interrupter
nite-time settings. Ground-protection, negative-sequence is capable of interrupting transformer magnetizing cur-
fault, and sensitive-earth fault settings are also available. rents associated with the applicable loads, as well as
line-charging and cable-charging currents typical for dis-
VISTA SWITCHGEAR STYLES: tribution systems of these voltage ratings. The duty-cycle
Vista switchgear is considerably smaller than traditional fault-closing rating shown for the fault interrupter defines
air-insulated gear and is available in several styles so it can the ability to close the interrupter the designated number
be installed exactly where needed. The standard mounting of times into the Closed position or Grounded position
styles of switchgear are as follows: against a three-phase fault as follows:
UnderCover Style • Main Contacts. The fault-interrupter has the ability to
close the designated number of times into a three-phase
When the UnderCover Style is specified, the gear is
fault equal to rated value and interrupt the resulting
provided with a stainless steel tank and submersible
short-circuit current. The fault interrupter remains
wiring.
operable and able to carry and interrupt its rated con-
tinuous current.
Vault-Mounted Style
Two versions of this style are available: wet vault-mounted • Ground Contacts. The fault interrupter ground switch
style is intended for vaults that are subject to periodic has the ability to close the designated number of times
flooding and includes submersible wiring and electrical against a three-phase fault equal to the rated value with
components. Dry vault-mounted style is intended for the ground switch remaining operable and able to carry
vaults that are not subject to periodic flooding and does its rated fault-closing current.
not include submersible wiring and electrical components.
A Note on Single-Pole Switching
When the wet vault-mounted style is specified, a stain- In single-pole switching of ungrounded-primary three-
less-steel tank is furnished suitable for mounting on the phase transformers or banks (or single-phase transformers
floor or wall of a vault. When the dry vault-mounted style connected line to line), circuit connections or parameters
is specified, a mild-steel tank is furnished. may, in some cases, produce excessive overvoltages. In
particular, for the following applications above 22 kV,
Pad-Mounted Style single-pole switching by any means should be performed
When the pad-mounted style is specified, a mild-steel or, only under the conditions stated in italics:
optionally, stainless steel enclosure and tank are provided.
Pad-mounted enclosures meet the requirements of ANSI • Switching unloaded or lightly loaded delta-connected or
C57.12.28 (enclosure integrity). The top of the pad-mounted ungrounded-primary wye-wye-connected three-phase
enclosure is hinged on both sides for convenient access transformers or banks (or line-to-line connected single-
to the operating and termination compartments. The roof phase transformers), rated 150 kVA or less three-phase,
of the enclosure is sloped outward to ensure water flows or 50 kVA or less single-phase—or of any kVA rating
away from the switchgear. when combined with unloaded cables or lines—where
maximum system operating voltage exceeds 22 kV
A removable panel provides access to the elbows and (Single-pole switching should be performed only
cables and is secured by the overlapping padlockable top. if each phase is carrying 5% load or more or if the
A resilient closed-cell gasket on the enclosure bottom transformer or bank is temporarily grounded at the
flange protects the finish from being scratched during primary neutral during switching.)
installation and isolates it from the alkalinity of a concrete
• Switching loaded or unloaded ungrounded-primary
foundation. Enclosures are protected from corrosion by
wye-delta connected three-phase transformers or
S&C’s Ultradur® II Outdoor Finish.
banks—alone or combined with unloaded cables or
lines—where maximum system operating voltage
APPLICATION NOTES:
exceeds 22 kV (Single-pole switching should be per-
Fault Interrupter formed only if each phase is carrying 5% load or more
and if the lighting-load phase is always switched open
S&C Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear features
first (or switched closed last) or if the transformer or
either arc-spinning contacts (15.5 kV, 12.5 kA symmetrical),
bank is temporarily grounded at the primary neutral
vacuum fault interrupters for three-pole load switching
during switching.)
2 S&C Specification Bulletin 681-31

Load-Interrupter Switch apply to any equipment that has been disassembled,

S&C Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear features repaired, or altered by anyone other than the seller.
load-interrupter switches for three-pole live switching of This limited warranty is granted only to the immedi-
three-phase circuits. ate purchaser or, if the equipment is purchased by a
third party for installation in third-party equipment,
Complete ratings for the load-interrupter switch, as the end user of the equipment. The seller’s duty to
applied in Vista Switchgear, are shown in Table 1 on page perform under any warranty may be delayed, at the
4. In addition to the load-dropping ratings shown, the seller’s sole option, until the seller has been paid
switch is capable of interrupting transformer magnetiz- in full for all goods purchased by the immediate
ing currents associated with the applicable loads as well purchaser. No such delay shall extend the warranty
as line-charging and cable-charging currents typical for period.
distribution systems of these voltage ratings. For applica-
tions involving load current with high harmonic content The seller further warrants to the immediate
(such as rectifier load currents), refer to the nearest S&C purchaser or end user that for a period of two years
Sales Office. The duty-cycle fault-closing rating shown for from the date of shipment the software will perform
the switch defines the ability to close the switch into the substantially in accordance with the then-current
Closed or Grounded position the designated number of release of specifications if properly used in accor-
times against a three-phase fault equal to the rated value, dance with the procedures described in the seller’s
with the switch remaining operable and able to carry and instructions. The seller’s liability regarding any of
interrupt rated current. the software is expressly limited to exercising its
reasonable efforts in supplying or replacing any
EXCLUSIONS: Three-phase units listed in Table 2 on media found to be physically defective or in cor-
pages 5 through 8 do not include the switchgear style, recting defects in the software during the warranty
optional features, or accessories listed in Tables 3, 4, and period. The seller does not warrant the use of the
5 on pages 9 through 14. software will be uninterrupted or error-free.
Special Warranty Provisions How to Order

The standard warranty contained in the seller’s standard 1. Obtain the catalog number of the desired unit from
conditions of sale, as set forth in Price Sheets 150 and 181, Table 2 on pages 5 through 8.
applies only to manual Vista Underground Distribution 2. Specify the desired switchgear style from Table 3 on
Switchgea r a nd its a ssociated options. The Vista page 9 and add the appropriate suffix to the catalog
Overcurrent Control 2.0 shall have the following warranty number.
provisions: the first and second paragraphs of Price Sheet 3. For 12.5 kA-rated models with one or more fault
150 warranty are replaced with the following: interrupters, add a suffix designation to the catalog
(1) General: The seller warrants to the immediate pur- number indicating the desired number of three-pole
chaser or end user for a period of 10 years from the and single-pole fault interrupters, selected from Table
date of shipment that the equipment delivered will 4 on page 10. This step is not applicable to models rated
be of the kind and quality specified in the contract 25 kA short circuit.
description and will be free of defects of workman- 4. Add suffix designations to the catalog number indicating
ship and material. Should any failure to conform to the optional features desired, selected from Table 5 on
this warranty appear under proper and normal use pages 11 through 14.
within 10 years after the date of shipment, the seller
5. Obtain the catalog number of the accessories from
agrees, upon prompt notification thereof and confir-
Table 6 on page 15 and touch-up kit components from
mation that the equipment has been stored, installed,
Table 7 on page 15.
operated, and maintained in accordance with recom-
mendations of the seller and standard industry prac- For example, the catalog number of a Vista Underground
tice, to correct the nonconformity either by repairing Distribution Switchgear unit, UnderCover Style, Model 422
any damaged or defective parts of the equipment with all single-pole fault interrupters, rated 12.5 kA short
or (at the seller’s option) by shipment of necessary circuit and 15.5 kV maximum at 60 hertz and equipped with
replacement parts. The seller’s warranty does not voltage indication with provisions for low-voltage phasing
is 934222R1-UT0L2.
S&C Specification Bulletin 681-31 3

Table 1. 50/60-Hz ANSI Ratings—IEC Ratings in Parentheses①

kV Amperes, RMS
Fault Interrupter Load-Interrupter Switch
Main Bus Short- Cont., 10-Time Duty-Cycle 10-Time Cont., 10-Time

System Fault-Closing, Sym. Mom.
Max BIL Cont. Circuit, Load Duty-Cycle Load Duty-Cycle
Class and One-
Current Sym. Dropping, Into Into Fault- Dropping, Fault-
Second,
and Load Closed Grounded Interr., and Load Closing,
Sym.
Splitting② Position Position Sym. Splitting② Sym.③
600 12 500 200 12 500 12 500 12 500 600 12 500 12 500
15.5 15.5 95 (630) (12 500) (200)■ (12 500) (12 500) (12 500) (630)▼ (12 500) (12 500)
(12) (15.5) (95) 600 25 000 600 25 000 25 000 600 25 000
(25 000) (25 000) ◆ (25 000) ◆ (25 000)
(630)● (630)▲ (630)○
12 500 200 12 500 12 500 12 500 600 16 000 12 500
27 29 125 600 (12 500) (200)■ (12 500) (12 500) (12 500) (630)▼ (16 000) (12 500)
(24) (29) (125) (630)● 25 000 600 25 000 25 000 600 25 000
(25 000) (25 000) ◆ (25 000) ◆ (25 000)
(630)▲ (630)○
12 500 200 12 500 12 500 12 500 600 16 000 12 500

600 (12 500) (200)■ (12 500) (12 500) (12 500) (630)▼ (16 000) (12 500)
38 38 150
(36) (38) (150) (630)● 600 600
25 000 25 000 25 000 25 000
(25 000) (25 000) ◆ (25 000) ◆ (25 000)
(630)▲ (630)○
① Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for other possible ratings. ▲ 900 (900) amperes when switchgear is furnished with optional
② Parallel or loop switching. Fault interrupters and load-interrupter 900-ampere fault interrupters, catalog number suffix “-Q1” through
switches can switch the magnetizing current of transformers associ- “-Q6,” plus an optional copper bus, catalog number suffix “-Z5.”
ated with the load-dropping rating. Unloaded cable switching rating:
◆ 25 000 (25 000) amperes symmetrical three-time duty-cycle fault-
10 amperes at 15.5 kV; 20 amperes at 29 kV and 38 kV.
closing rating; 16 000 (16 000) amperes symmetrical 10-time duty-cycle
③ Applicable to fault closing into closed or grounded position. fault-closing rating.
● 1200 (1200) amperes when switchgear is furnished with optional ▼ 200 (200) amperes when switchgear is furnished with optional
copper bus, catalog number suffix “-Z5.” 200-ampere bushing wells at load-interrupter switch terminals, catalog
■ 600 (630) amperes when switchgear is furnished with optional number suffix “-M4.”
600-ampere bushings at fault interrupter terminals, catalog number ○ 900 (900) amperes when switchgear is furnished with optional
suffix “-M2” or “-M3.” 900-ampere load-interrupter switches, catalog number suffix “-K1”
through “-K6,” plus an optional copper bus, catalog number suffix “-Z5.”

Table 2. Three-Phase Units

Ratings③
Page Reference
Short-Circuit Catalog Net Wt.,
Model① One-Line Diagram② kV for Dimensional
Amperes, Number Lbs. (kg)④
Information
Max BIL RMS, Sym.
12 500 932012R1 550 (249)
15.5 95
25 000 852012 550 (249)
12 500 932013 550 (249)
201 29 125
25 000 852013 800 (363)
12 500 932014● 800 (363)
38 150
25 000 852014 800 (363)
12 500 932102R1 550 (249)
15.5 95
25 000 852102 550 (249)
12 500 932103 550 (249)
210 29 125
25 000 852103 800 (363)
12 500 932104● 800 (363)
38 150
25 000 852104 800 (363)
12 500 932112R1 550 (249)
15.5 95
25 000 852112 550 (249)
12 500 932113 550
211 29 125
25 000 852113 800 (363)
12 500 932114● 800 (363)
38 150
25 000 852114 800 (363)
12 500 932202R1 550 (249)
15.5 95
25 000 852202 550 (249)
12 500 932203 550 (249)
220 29 125
25 000 852203 800 (363)
12 500 932204 800 (363)
38 150
25 000 852204 800 (363) 16 through 23
12 500 933022R1 825 (374)
15.5 95
25 000 853022 825 (374)
12 500 933023 825 (374)
302 29 125
25 000 853023 1075 (488)
12 500 933024 1075 (488)
38 150
25 000 853024 1075 (488)
12 500 933032R1 825 (374)
15.5 95
25 000 853032 825 (374)
12 500 933033 825 (374)
303■ 29 125
25 000 853033 1075 (488)
12 500 933034 1075 (488)
38 150
25 000 853034 1075 (488)
12 500 933122R1 825 (374)
15.5 95
25 000 853122 825 (374)
12 500 933123 825 (374)
312 29 125
25 000 853123 1075 (488)
12 500 933124 1075 (488)
38 150
25 000 853124 1075 (488)
12 500 933202R1 825 (374)
15.5 95
25 000 853202 825 (374)
12 500 933203 825 (374)
320 29 125
25 000 853203 1075 (488)
12 500 933204 1075 (488)
38 150
25 000 853204 1075 (488)
① The model number defines the total number of ways, the number of ● These models have not been certified as arc resistant for unrestricted
load-interrupter switch ways, and the number of fault-interrupter ways. access. Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office.
For example, a Model 431 has “4” ways in total of which “3” are load- ■ Auxiliary contacts unavailable as standard. Refer to your nearest
interrupter switch ways and “1” is a fault-interrupter way. S&C Sales Office.
② Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for other possible
configurations.
③ Refer to Table 1 on page 4 for continuous, load-dropping, interrupt- TABLE CONTINUED ▶
ing, and momentary ratings.
④ Welded-steel tank including components and SF6 gas.

Table 2. Three-Phase Units—Continued

Ratings③
Page Reference
Information
Max BIL RMS, Sym.
12 500 933212R1 825 (374)
15.5 95
25 000 853212 825 (374)
12 500 933213 825 (374)
321 29 125
25 000 853213 1075 (488)
12 500 933214 1075 (488)
38 150
25 000 853214 1075 (488)
12 500 933302R1 825 (374)
15.5 95
25 000 853302 825 (374)
12 500 933303 825 (374)
330 29 125
25 000 853303 1075 (488)
12 500 933304 1075 (488)
38 150
25 000 853304 1075 (488)
12 500 934042R1 1100 (499)
15.5 95
25 000 854042 1100 (499)
12 500 934043 1100 (499)
404 29 125
25 000 854043 1350 (612)
12 500 934044 1350 (612)
38 150
25 000 854044 1350 (612)
12 500 934132R1 1100 (499)
15.5 95
25 000 854132 1100 (499)
12 500 934133 1100 (499)
413 29 125
25 000 854133 1350 (612)
12 500 934134 1350 (612)
38 150
25 000 854134 1350 (612)
12 500 934222R1 1100 (499) 16 through 23
15.5 95
25 000 854222 1100 (499)
12 500 934223 1100 (499)
422 29 125
25 000 854223 1350 (612)
12 500 934224 1350 (612)
38 150
25 000 854224 1350 (612)
12 500 934312R1 1100 (499)
15.5 95
25 000 854312 1100 (499)
12 500 934313 1100 (499)
431 29 125
25 000 854313 1350 (612)
12 500 934314 1350 (612)
38 150
25 000 854314 1350 (612)
12 500 934402R1 1100 (499)
15.5 95
25 000 854402 1100 (499)
12 500 934403 1100 (499)
440 29 125
25 000 854403 1350 (612)
12 500 934404 1350 (612)
38 150
25 000 854404 1350 (612)
12 500 935052R1 1375 (624)
15.5 95
25 000 855052 1375 (624)
12 500 935053 1375 (624)
505● 29 125
25 000 855053 1625 (737)
12 500 935054 1625 (737)
38 150
25 000 855054 1625 (737)
① The model number defines the total number of ways, the number of ③ Refer to Table 1 on page 4 for continuous, load-dropping, interrupt-
load-interrupter switch ways, and the number of fault-interrupter ways. ing, and momentary ratings.
For example, a Model 431 has “4” ways in total of which “3” are load- ④ Welded-steel tank including components and SF6 gas.
interrupter switch ways and “1” is a fault-interrupter way.
● Auxiliary contacts unavailable as standard. Contact your nearest
② Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for other configurations. S&C Sales Office.
TABLE CONTINUED ▶


Ratings③
Page Reference
Information
Max BIL RMS, Sym.
12 500 935142R1 1375 (624)
15.5 95
25 000 855142 1375 (624)
12 500 935143 1375 (624)
514 29 125
25 000 855143 1625 (737)
12 500 935144 1625 (737)
38 150
25 000 855144 1625 (737)
12 500 935232R1 1375 (624)
15.5 95
25 000 855232 1625 (737)
12 500 935233 1625 (737)
523 29 125
25 000 855233 1625 (737)
12 500 935234 1625 (737)
38 150
25 000 855234 1625 (737)
12 500 935322R1 1375 (624)
15.5 95
25 000 855322 1375 (624)
12 500 935323 1375 (624)
532 29 125 16 through 23
25 000 855323 1625 (737)
12 500 935324 1625 (737)
38 150
25 000 855324 1625 (737)
12 500 935412R1 1375 (624)
15.5 95
25 000 855412 1375 (624)
12 500 935413 1375 (624)
541 29 125
25 000 855413 1625 (737)
12 500 935414 1625 (737)
38 150
25 000 855414 1625 (737)
12 500 935502R1 1375 (624)
15.5 95
25 000 855502 1375 (624)
12 500 935503 1375 (624)
550 29 125
25 000 855503 1625 (737)
12 500 935504 1625 (737)
38 150
25 000 855504 1625 (737)
① The model number defines the total number of ways, the number of ② Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for other configurations.
load-interrupter switch ways, and the number of fault-interrupter ways. ③ Refer to Table 1 on page 4 for continuous, load-dropping, interrupting,
For example, a Model 431 has “4” ways in total of which “3” are load- and momentary ratings.
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Ratings③
Page Reference
Information
Max BIL RMS, Sym.
12 500 936062R1 1650 (748)
15.5 95
25 000 856062 1650 (748)
12 500 936063 1650 (748)
606 29 125
25 000 856063 1900 (862)
12 500 936064 1900 (862)
38 150
25 000 856064 1900 (862)
12 500 936152R1 1650 (748)
15.5 95
25 000 856152 1650 (748)
12 500 936153 1650 (748)
615 29 125
25 000 856153 1900 (862)
12 500 936154 1900 (862)
38 150
25 000 856154 1900 (862)
12 500 936242R1 1650 (748)
15.5 95
25 000 856242 1650 (748)
12 500 936243 1650 (748)
624 29 125
25 000 856243 1900 (862)
12 500 936244 1900 (862)
38 150
25 000 856244 1900 (862)
12 500 936332R1 1650 (748)
15.5 95
25 000 856332 1650 (748)
12 500 936333 1650 (748)
633 29 125 16 through 23
25 000 856333 1900 (862)
12 500 936334 1900 (862)
38 150
25 000 856334 1900 (862)
12 500 936422R1 1650 (748)
15.5 95
25 000 856422 1650 (748)
12 500 936423 1650 (748)
642 29 125
25 000 856423 1900 (862)
12 500 936424 1900 (862)
38 150
25 000 856424 1900 (862)
12 500 936512R1 1650 (748)
15.5 95
25 000 856512 1650 (748)
12 500 936513 1650 (748)
651 29 125
25 000 856513 1900 (862)
12 500 936514 1900 (862)
38 150
25 000 856514 1900 (862)
12 500 936602R1 1650 (748)
15.5 95
25 000 856602 1650 (748)
12 500 936603 1650 (748)
660 29 125
25 000 856603 1900 (862)
12 500 936604 1900 (862)
38 150
25 000 856604 1900 (862)
① The model number defines the total number of ways, the number of ② Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for other configurations.
load-interrupter switch ways, and the number of fault-interrupter ways. ③ Refer to Table 1 on page 4 for continuous, load-dropping, interrupting,
For example, a Model 431 has “4” ways in total of which “3” are load- and momentary ratings.

Table 3. Switchgear Styles

Suffix to be Added
Applicable
Item to Switchgear
to Models
Catalog Number
UnderCover Style. Includes stainless steel tank and submersible wiring and control housings -U All models
Dry vault floor-mounted style. Includes mild-steel tank. Does not include submersible wiring
and -V3 All models
control housings
Wet vault floor-mounted style. Includes stainless-steel tank and submersible wiring and control
-V4 All models
housings
Dry vault wall-mounted style. Includes a mild-steel tank. Does not include submersible wiring
and control housings. Labels are placed to be read while the tank feet are secured to a vertical -V5 All models
wall and the operating shafts are below the terminations
Wet vault wall-mounted style. Includes a stainless steel tank, submersible wiring, and control
housings. Labels are placed to be read while the tank feet are secured to a vertical wall and -V6 All Models
the operating shafts are below the termination
Olive green finish -P2 201, 210, 211, 220

Mild-steel outer
enclosure
Light gray finish -P7 201, 210, 211, 220
Two-way unit
Olive green finish -P12 201, 210, 211, 220
Stainless steel
outer enclosure
Light gray finish -P17 201, 210, 211, 220
302, 303, 312, 320,

Olive green finish -P4 321, 330, 404, 413,
Mild-steel outer 422, 431, 440
enclosure 302, 303, 312, 320,
Light gray finish -P9 321, 330, 404, 413,
422, 431, 440
Three- or four-way unit
302, 303, 312, 320,
Pad-mounted style. Olive green finish -P14 321, 330, 404, 413,
Includes mild-steel tank 422, 431, 440
and mild-steel or stainless Stainless steel
steel pad-mounted enclosure outer enclosure 302, 303, 312, 320,
for mounting switchgear Light gray finish -P19 321, 330, 404, 413,
on a pad. Does not include 422, 431, 440
submersible wiring and
control housings 505, 514, 523, 532,
541, 550, 606, 615,
Olive green finish -P6
624, 633, 642, 651,
Mild-steel outer 660
enclosure 505, 514, 523, 532,
541, 550, 606, 615,
Light gray finish -P11
624, 633, 642, 651,
660
Five- or six-way unit
505, 514, 523, 532,
541, 550, 606, 615,
Olive green finish -P16
624, 633, 642, 651,
Stainless steel 660
outer enclosure 505, 514, 523, 532,
541, 550, 606, 615,
Light gray finish -P21
624, 633, 642, 651,
660

Table 4. Single-Pole or Three-Pole Fault Interrupting①②③

Suffix to be Added
Applicable
Item to Switchgear
to Models
Catalog Number
12.5 kA-rated models
Single-pole manual fault interrupter on all fault-interrupting ways -T0 with 1 or more fault
interrupters
Three-pole manual fault interrupter on one fault-interrupting way (single-pole manual fault
-T1 with 1 or more fault
interrupter on all other fault-interrupting ways)
interrupters
Three-pole manual fault interrupter on two fault-interrupting ways (single-pole manual fault
interrupters
Three-pole manual fault interrupter on three fault-interrupting ways (single-pole manual fault
interrupters
Three-pole manual fault interrupter on four fault-interrupting ways (single-pole manual fault
interrupters
Three-pole manual fault interrupter on five fault-interrupting ways (single-pole manual fault
interrupters
Three-Pole Manual Fault Interrupter on six fault-interrupting ways -T6 with 6 or more fault
interrupters
① Not applicable to models rated 25 kA short circuit. All 25 kA-rated ③ For standard models, components are in the following order (from
models include three-pole manual fault interrupters. left to right) when facing the operating side of the gear: load switches,
② Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for other possible bus taps, three-pole fault interrupters, single-pole fault interrupters.
configurations.

Table 5. Optional Features

Suffix to be Added
Applicable
Item to Switchgear
to Models
Catalog Number
Stainless steel tank for dry vault-mounted style, wet vault-mounted style, or pad-mounted style
-S All models
switchgear
Wiring routed on tank for future customer connection -C11● All models
Auxiliary All load-interrupter
contacts. switches ③ Wires terminated in an enclosure furnished with a Pad-mounted and
terminal block for customer connections -C12 ■ dry-vault style models
Standard
form open/
Wiring routed on tank for future customer connection -C21● All models
close contact All fault
switches.①② interrupters④⑤⑥ Wires terminated in an enclosure furnished with a Pad-mounted and
terminal block for customer connections -C22 ■ dry-vault style models
Without viewing
window in pad-mounted -F1 All models except
For each load-interrupter enclosure 201, 302, 303, 404,
Mounting provisions for fault switch
With viewing window in 505, and 606"
indicators for each load-Interrupter -F2
switch, fault interrupter switch, pad-mounted enclosure
or both. Accommodates three- Without viewing
phase indicator with single-phase window in pad-mounted -F3 All models except
sensors.⑦ For each fault-interrupter enclosure 210, 220, 320, 330,
switch 440, 530, 540, 550,
With viewing window in 660"
-F4
pad-mounted enclosure
Potential indication with test feature. Includes LCD display to Without provisions for
indicate presence of voltage on each phase, and solar panel to -L1
low-voltage phasing
supply power for testing of complete voltage-indication circuit and All models
phasing circuit (if furnished). One potential indicator is provided for With provisions for low-
each bus-terminal, load-interrupter switch, and fault-interrupter way -L2
voltage phasing
Spanish labels -L51 All models
International crating⑧ -L71 All models
Way 1 -K1
Way 2 -K2
Way 3 -K3
900-ampere load-interrupter switch⑨⑩⑪⑫ on
Way 4 -K4
Way 5 -K5
Way 6 -K6 All models rated
Way 1 -Q1 25 kA
Way 2 -Q2
Way 3 -Q3
900-ampere fault interrupter⑨⑩⑪⑫ on
Way 4 -Q4
Way 5 -Q5
Way 6 -Q6
① Order auxiliary contacts for planned future manual to remote super- separately; "-F2" and "-F4" may also be selected in the same manner.
visory conversions. Field retrofit of the auxiliary contacts is not possible. No mixed combination of "-F1" or "-F3" with "-F2" or "-F4" is permitted.
See similar recommendation for Remote Low-Pressure Alarm feature ⑧ Wood products used in packaging are either hardwood or certified
for suffix options "-R11", "-R12", and "-R2." For Models 303 and 505, by the wood supplier as being “heat treated” (kiln dried) to a core tem-
contact your nearest S&C Sales Office. perature of 133° F (56° C) for a minimum of 30 minutes.
② If auxiliary contacts are specified for both load-interrupter switches ⑨ 900-ampere cable connectors must be used.
and fault interrupters, both options must have the same termination
⑩ If piggybacked cable connectors are desired, refer to the nearest
style.
S&C Sales Office.
③ Provides verification of Closed/Open/Grounded blade position.
⑪ Copper bus, catalog number suffix “-Z5,” must be specified if
④ On three-pole fault interrupters, auxiliary contacts provide indication 900-ampere load-interrupter switches and/or 900-ampere fault inter-
of Closed/Open/Grounded blade position, as well as trip indication. rupters are specified.
⑤ Not available with single-pole fault interrupters (catalog option "-T0") ⑫ If any "-K" or "-Q" suffix options are selected, any bus tap ways and
for 15 kV 12.5 kA models with catalog numbers ending in "R1." terminals are also rated 900 amperes.
⑥ For single pole fault interrupters, on Vista switchgear models rated ● Not available with option "-C12" or "-C22."
29 kV and 38 kV, auxiliary contacts only provide trip indication.
■ Not available with option "-C11" or "-C21."
⑦ Catalog number suffix "-F1" and "-F3" may be selected together or
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Table 5. Optional Features—Continued

Suffix to be
Added Applicable
Item
to Switchgear to Models
Catalog Number
600-A bushings without studs, at load-interrupter switch and bus terminals (in lieu of
-M1 All models rated 12.5 kA
standard 600-A bushings with studs)
600-A① bushings without studs, at load-interrupter switch, fault interrupter, and bus
-M1 All models rated 25 kA
terminals (in lieu of standard 600-A① bushings with studs)
Without studs -M2 All models rated 12.5 kA
600-A bushings at fault-interrupter terminals (in lieu of
except Models 210, 320, 330,
200-A bushing wells) With studs -M3 440, 550, and 660.
200-A bushing wells at load-interrupter switch and bus terminals (in lieu of 600-A All models rated 12.5 kA
-M4
bushings with studs) except Model 201②
Arc resistance for vault-mounted style (arc resistance is standard for pad-mounted and All models with catalog number
UnderCover styles), per IEC 298 Appendix AA, for arcs occurring internal to the tank
-N suffix “-V3,” “-V4,” "-V5," or
(15 cycles, 12 kA symmetrical for 12.5-kA-rated models and 15 cycles, 25 kA symmetrical
for 25-kA-rated models) "-V6"
Two-hole ground pad, one per way, located below bushings or bushing wells (in lieu of
-O All models
standard one ground pad per tank)
All pad-mounted and dry vault-
-R11● mounted styles
With wires routed on tank for
future customer connections All UnderCover and wet vault-
Remote low-pressure alarm③ —includes internal contact -R12 ■ mounted styles
for remote low-pressure indication, with wiring to outside
of tank With wires terminated in an
enclosure furnished with a All pad-mounted and dry vault-
-R2
terminal block for customer mounted styles
connections
① Bushings are rated 900 amperes on ways furnished with 900-ampere ③ Must be specified if remote supervisory features such as remote
load-interrupter switches (catalog number suffix “-K1” through “-K6”) low-pressure indication are planned.
and/or 900-ampere fault interrupters (catalog number suffix “-Q1” ● Not available with option "-C11" or "-C21."
through “-Q6”).
■ Not available with option "-C12" or "-C22."
② Model 201 is furnished with 200-ampere bushing wells at bus termi-
nals as standard.
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Suffix to be
Added to
Item Switchgear Applicable to Models
Catalog
Number
In addition All pad-mounted and dry vault-mounted
-R31
to standard styles
overcurrent
control for all fault -R32 All UnderCover and wet vault-mounted styles
External trip provisions. Allows three-pole tripping of interrupters
single-pole or three-pole fault interrupters via a trip
signal from a remote location or an external relay. In lieu of standard All pad-mounted and dry vault-mounted
-R41
Requires a 110/120-Vac 50/60-Hz control power overcurrent styles
source① control and
current
transformers -R42 All UnderCover and wet vault-mounted styles
for all fault
interrupters
In addition All pad-mounted and dry vault-mounted
-R33
to standard styles
overcurrent
control for all fault -R34 All UnderCover and wet vault-mounted styles
External trip provisions. Allows three-pole tripping of interrupters
single-pole or three-pole fault interrupters via a trip
signal from a remote location or an external relay. In lieu of standard All pad-mounted and dry vault-mounted
-R43
Requires a 220/240-Vac 50/60-Hz control power overcurrent styles
source① control and
current
transformers -R44 All UnderCover and wet vault-mounted styles
for all fault
interrupters
Pad-mounted style enclosures (mild steel)
6-inch Mild steel -W1
"-P2", "-P4", "-P6", "-P7", "-P9", "-P11"
15.5 kV (152-mm)
29 kV base spacer for Pad mounted style enclosures (mild and
38 kV enclosure and stainless steel)
Stainless steel -W11
tank "-P2", "-P4", "-P6", "-P7", "-P9", "-P11"
"-P12", "-P14", "-P16", "-P17", "-P19", "-P21"
Base spacers, Pad-mounted style enclosures (mild steel)
Includes a mild- 12-inch Mild steel -W3
"-P2", "-P4", "-P6", "-P7", "-P9", "-P11"
steel or stainless 15.5 kV (305- mm)
steel base spacer 29 kV base spacer Pad mounted style enclosures (mild and
color-matched to 38 kV for enclosure stainless steel)"-P2", "-P4", "-P6", "-P7", "-P9",
Stainless steel -W13
enclosure with and tank "-P11" "-P12", "-P14", "-P16", "-P17", "-P19",
integral tank "-P21"
supports
Pad-mounted style enclosures (mild-steel)
Mild steel -W5
18-inch "-P2", "-P4", "-P6", "-P7", "-P9", "-P11"
15.5 kV (457-mm) Pad mounted style enclosures (mild and
29 kV base spacer stainless steel)"-P2", "-P4", "-P6", "-P7", "-P9",
38 kV for enclosure Stainless steel -W15 "-P11", "-P12", "-P14", "-P16", "-P17", "-P19",
and tank "-P21"
① The user-supplied trip-initiating signal must be a momentary con-

tact. Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office if an application requires the
use of a latching contact.
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Suffix to be
Added to
Item Switchgear Applicable to Models
Catalog
Number
Any in which Way 1 is a load-
Way 1 -X1 interrupter switch or three-pole
fault interrupter
fault interrupter
Key interlocks. Locks load-interrupter switch or Way 3 -X3 interrupter switch or three-pole
three-pole fault interrupter (catalog number suffix fault interrupter
“-T1” through “-T6”) in the open position Any in which Way 4 is a load-
①② Way 4 -X4 interrupter switch or three-pole
fault interrupter
fault interrupter
fault interrupter
fault interrupter
fault interrupter
Provisions for future key interlocks. Includes Way 3 -X39 interrupter switch or three-pole
welded mounting blocks and locking shaft fault interrupter
position indicators for future installation of key
interlocks on load-interrupter switches or three- Any in which Way 4 is a load-
pole fault interrupters ①②③ Way 4 -X49 interrupter switch or three-pole
fault interrupter
fault interrupter
fault interrupter
Copper bus④ -Z5 All models
① Motor operators can not be retrofitted onto ways with key interlocks. ③ Key interlock mounting provisions cannot be added after shipment.
② The portable motor operator accessory cannot be used on ways Only switchgear with ordered key interlock mounting provisions can be
with key interlock mounting provisions or key interlocks. Permanent- field equipped with key interlocks.
style motor operators for Remote Supervisory Vista switchgear cannot ④ Main bus can be rated up to 1200 amperes when catalog number
be retrofitted onto ways with key interlocks or key interlock mounting suffix “-Z5” is specified.
provisions.

Table 6. Accessories
Item Catalog Number
6-foot–5½-inch (1969-cm) length 9933-150

Shotgun clamp sticks for use with separable connectors
8-foot–5½-inch (2578-cm) length 9933-151
6-foot-6-inch (1981-cm) length 9933-152
Storage bag for shotgun clamp sticks, heavy canvas
8-foot-6-inch (2591-cm) length 9933-153
User-furnished 24-volt battery and battery
38320R1
charger
Portable motor operator for operation of load-interrupter switches and single-
or three-pole fault interrupters from a remote location. Includes carrying case, S&C-furnished 24-volt battery and battery
38322R1
and 50-foot (1524-cm) cable with remote controls. Power supplied by: charger
S&C-furnished ac input power supply 38323R1
Pentahead socket, for ½-inch drive 9931-074
Vista Overcurrent Control 2.0 connection cable. For connecting control to user PC for programming and status information.
TR-11887
This 2-meter (6.6-foot) long cable includes USB Type A-to-Type A connection.
Table 7. Touch-Up Kit Components—Aerosol Coatings in 12-ounce cans

Item Catalog Number
S&C light gray outdoor finish 9999-080

S&C olive green (Munsell 7GY3.29/1.5) outdoor finish 9999-058
S&C red-oxide primer 9999-061

Vista Underground Distribution System Tank—Applicable to All Models Rated

15.5 kV, 12.5 kA Symmetrical
(Model 422 shown)
Dimensions in inches (mm)
3¹⁵⁄₁₆ (100) 5 (127) TYPICAL
26⁵⁄₈d
(676)
25³⁄₈d
(645)
17¹⁄₂d
(445)
TERMINATION VIEW
⁵⁄₈ (16) DIAMETER

8 PLACES
34¹³⁄₁₆
(884)
33⁷⁄₁₆
(849)
1³⁄₄ (44) 5¹⁄₄ (133) 8 (203)

3 (76)
5 (127) 3¹⁵⁄₁₆ (100)

APPROXIMATE PROJECTED TYPICAL
CABLE CENTER LINES
D E G
ANCHOR BOLT PLAN

323/16 51/4
(818) (133)
SIDE VIEW
Ratings
Model Short-Circuit, D ①② E① G① W
kV, Max Amperes,
RMS, Sym.
201, 210, 211, 220 NA NA NA 3213/16 (833)
302, 303, 312,

NA NA NA 4713/16 (1214)
320, 321, 330
404, 413, 422,

2815/16 (735) 75/8 (194) 2815/16 (735) 657/16 (1662)
431, 440 15.5 ● 12 500
505, 514, 523,

2815/16 (735) 75/8 (194) 4315/16 (1116) 807/16 (2043)
532, 541, 550
606, 615, 624,

4315/16 (1116) 75/8 (194) 4315/16 (1116) 957/16 (2424)
633, 642, 651, 660
① All four-, five-, and six-way units include an extra 2⅝-inch (67-mm) ● See pages 18 and 19 for 15.5-kV, 25-kA symmetrical models.
gap between Ways Two and Three (four-way units) or between Ways
Three and Four (five- and six-way units).
② Measured to bottom of mounting feet.

Vista Underground Distribution System Tank—Applicable to

All Models Except Those Rated 15.5 kV, 12.5 kA Symmetrical
(Model 422, 29 kV, 12.5 kA symmetrical shown)
B C C
33
(838)
28³⁄₄
(730)
W 35 5¹⁄₄
(889) (133)
TERMINATION VIEW SIDE VIEW
EIGHT ⁵₈ (16) DIAMETER

1¹⁄₂ (38) TYPICAL
W
3 (76) TYPICAL
35 26
(889) (660)
8
(203) 1¹⁄₁₆ (27) TYPICAL
B C F
D E G
APPROXIMATE PROJECTED
CABLE CENTER LINES
ANCHOR BOLT PLAN

Ratings
Short-
Model Circuit, B C D① E① F G① W
kV, Max
Amperes,
RMS, Sym.
15.5● 25 000 2611/16 (678) 5 (127) NA NA 315/16 (100) NA 559/16 (1411)
12 500 315/16 (100) 5 (127) NA NA 315/16 (100) NA 327/16 (824)

201
29
210
211 25 000 221/16 (560) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 559/16 (1411)
220
12 500 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 385/16 (973)
38
25 000 221/16 (560) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 559/16 (1411)
15.5● 25 000 1111/16 (297) 5 (127) NA NA 315/16 (100) NA 559/16 (1411)

302 12 500 315/16 (100) 5 (127) NA NA 315/16 (100) NA 4713/16 (1214)
303
29
312
320 25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 559/16 (1411)
321
330 12 500 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 559/16 (1411)
38
25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 559/16 (1411)
15.5● 25 000 315/16 (100) 5 (127) 2815/16 (735) 7⅝ (194) 315/16 (100) 2815/16 (735) 657/16 (1662)
404 12 500 315/16 (100) 5 (127) 2815/16 (735) 7⅝ (194) 315/16 (100) 2815/16 (735) 657/16 (1662)
413 29
422 25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 7213/16 (1849)
431
440 12 500 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 7213/16 (1849)
38
25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 7213/16 (1849)
15.5● 25 000 315/16 (100) 5 (127) 2815/16 (735) 7⅝ (194) 315/16 (100) 4315/16 (1116) 807/16 (2043)
505 12 500 315/16 (100) 5 (127) 2815/16 (735) 7⅝ (194) 315/16 (100) 4315/16 (1116) 807/16 (2043)
514
29
523
532 25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 901/16 (2288)
541
550 12 500 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 901/16 (2288)
38
25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 901/16 (2288)
15.5● 25 000 315/16 (100) 5 (127) 435/16 (1100) 7⅝ (194) 315/16 (100) 435/16 (1100) 957/16 (2424)
606
615 12 500 315/16 (100) 5 (127) 435/16 (1100) 7⅝ (194) 315/16 (100) 435/16 (1100) 957/16 (2424)
624 29
633 25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 1075/16 (2726)
642
651 12 500 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 1075/16 (2726)
660 38
25 000 413/16 (122) 5¾ (146) NA NA 413/16 (122) NA 1075/16 (2726)
① All four-, five-, and six-way units rated 15.5 kV, 25 kA symmetrical or ● See pages 16 and 17 for 15.5-kV, 12.5-kA symmetrical models.
29 kV, 12.5 kA symmetrical include an extra 2⅝-inch (67-mm) gap
between Ways Two and Three (four-way units) or between Ways Three
and Four (five- and six-way units).

Pad-Mounted Style Switchgear—Models 201, 210, 211, 220,

302, 303, 312, 320, 321, 330, 404, 413, 422, 431, 440 ●
Ratings
Model Short- A B C D F① G① H
kV,
Circuit, A,
Max
RMS, Sym.
12 500 55 (1397) 17½ (445) 29½ (749) 61 (1549) NA NA 5 (127)
15.5
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5 (127)
201
210 12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5 (127)
29
211 25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
220
12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
38
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
12 500 55 (1397) 17½ (445) 29½ (749) 61 (1549) NA NA 5 (127)
15.5
302 25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5 (127)
303
312 12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5 (127)
29
320 25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
321
330 12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
38
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
12 500 55 (1397) 17½ (445) 29½ (749) 61 (1549) 75/8 (194) 323/16 (818) 5 (127)
15.5
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) 75/8 (194) 323/16 (818) 5 (127)
404
413 12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) 75/8 (194) 323/16 (818) 5 (127)
29
422 25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
431
440 12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
38
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
● See pages 22 and 23 for Models 505, 514, 523, 532, 541, 550, 606, ① All four-, five-, and six-way units rated 15.5 kV or 29 kV, 12.5 kA
615, 624, 633, 642, 651, and 660. symmetrical include an extra 2⅝-inch (67-mm) gap between Ways Two and
Three (four-way units) or between Ways Three and Four (five- and six-
way units).

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GASKET
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5
D (127)
SIDE VIEW ANCHOR BOLT DETAIL
Ratings
Model kV, Short- I J K L M N P W

Max Circuit, A,
RMS, Sym.
12 500 3 (76) 7 (178) 3213/16 (833) 71/8 (181) 323/16 (818) 10½ (267) 2313/16 (605) 39 (991)
15.5
25 000 4 (102) 383/8 (975) 559/16 (1411) 131/8 (333) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
201
210 12 500 4 (102) 7 (178) 3213/16 (833) 4½ (114) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 39 (991)
29
211 25 000 4 (102) 33¾ (857) 559/16 (1411) 131/8 (333) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
220
12 500 4 (102) 75/8 (194) 3813/16 (986) 4¼ (108) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 44 (1118)
38
25 000 4 (102) 33¾ (857) 559/16 (1411) 131/8 (333) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
12 500 3 (76) 16 (406) 4713/16 (1214) 161/8 (410) 323/16 (818) 7½ (191) 2313/16 (605) 72 (1829)
15.5
302 25 000 4 (102) 233/8 (594) 559/16 (1411) 131/8 (333) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
303
312 12 500 4 (102) 16 (406) 4713/16 (1214) 13½ (343) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 72 (1829)
29
320 25 000 4 (102) 16½ (419) 555/8 (1413) 131/8 (333) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
321
330 12 500 4 (102) 16½ (419) 555/8 (1413) 131/8 (333) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
38
25 000 4 (102) 16½ (419) 555/8 (1413) 131/8 (333) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
12 500 3 (76) 73/16 (183) 657/16 (1662) 71/8 (181) 323/16 (818) 10½ (267) 2313/16 (605) 72 (1829)
15.5
25 000 4 (102) 1011/16 (271) 657/16 (1662) 81/8 (206) 35 (889) 11 (279) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
404
413 12 500 4 (102) 73/16 (183) 657/16 (1662) 45/8 (117) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 72 (1829)
422 29
431 25 000 4 (102) 77/8 (200) 7213/16 (1849) 4½ (114) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
440
12 500 4 (102) 77/8 (200) 7213/16 (1849) 4½ (114) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)
38
25 000 4 (102) 77/8 (200) 7213/16 (1849) 4½ (114) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 79 (2007)

Pad-Mounted Style Switchgear—Models 505, 514, 523,

532, 541, 550, 606, 615, 624, 633, 642, 651, and 660●
Ă 5/8 (16) ANCHOR

N TYP. BOLT BY USER ANCHOR
BRACKET BY S&C
L TYP.
OPERATION
SIDE
TANK
37
(940)
M
A
D
K
J TYP. TERMINATION SIDE

8 (203)
C
B
H TYP.
2.75 (70) TYP.
APPROXIMATE PROJECTED
W G F CABLE CENTERLINES
TERMINATION VIEW ANCHOR BOLT PLAN
Ratings
Model Short- A B C D F① G① H
kV, Max Circuit, A,
RMS, Sym.
12 500 55 (1397) 17½ (445) 29½ (749) 61 (1549) 7⅝ (194) 3911/16 (1008) 5 (127)
15.5
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) 7⅝ (194) 3911/16 (1008) 5 (127)
505
514 12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) 7⅝ (194) 3911/16 (1008) 5 (127)
523
29
532
541 25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
550
12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
38
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
12 500 55 (1397) 17½ (445) 29½ (749) 61 (1549) 7⅝ (194) 473/16 (1199) 5 (127)
15.5
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) 7⅝ (194) 473/16 (1199) 5 (127)
606
615
624 12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) 7⅝ (194) 473/16 (1199) 5 (127)
633 29
642 25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
651
660
12 500 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
38
25 000 659/16 (1665) 28 (711) 395/16 (999) 65 (1651) NA NA 5¾ (146)
● See pages 20 and 21 for Models 201, 210, 211, 220, 302, 303, 312, ① All four-, five-, and six-way units rated 15.5 kV or 29 kV, 12.5 kA
320, 321, 330, 404, 413, 422, 431, and 440. symmetrical include an extra 2⅝-inch (67-mm) gap between Ways Two
and Three (four-way units) or between Ways Three and Four (five- and
six-way units).

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ANCHOR BRACKET
P BY S&C
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1¹⁄₂ (38) MIN.
5 CONCRETE PAD
D (127)
SIDE VIEW ANCHOR BOLT DETAIL
Ratings
Model Short- I J K L M N P W
kV, Max Circuit, A,
RMS, Sym.
12 500 3 (76) 1411/16 (373) 807/16 (2043) 147/8 (378) 323/16 (818) 7½ (191) 2313/16 (605) 102 (2591)
15.5
25 000 4 (102) 1411/16 (373) 807/16 (2043) 121/8 (308) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 102 (2591)
505
514 12 500 4 (102) 1411/16 (373) 807/16 (2043) 121/8 (308) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 102 (2591)
523
29
532
541 25 000 4 (102) 16¼ (413) 901/16 (2288) 127/8 (327) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 113 (2870)
550
12 500 4 (102) 16¼ (413) 901/16 (2288) 127/8 (327) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 113 (2870)
38
25 000 4 (102) 16¼ (413) 901/16 (2288) 127/8 (327) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 113 (2870)
12 500 3 (76) 73/16 (183) 957/16 (2424) 73/8 (187) 323/16 (818) 10½ (267) 2313/16 (605) 102 (2591)
15.5
25 000 4 (102) 73/16 (183) 957/16 (2424) 45/8 (117) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 102 (2591)
606
615
624 12 500 4 (102) 73/16 (183) 957/16 (2424) 45/8 (117) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 102 (2591)
633 29
642 25 000 4 (102) 7⅝ (194) 1075/16 (2726) 4¼ (108) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 113 (2870)
651
660
12 500 4 (102) 7⅝ (194) 1075/16 (2726) 4¼ (108) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 113 (2870)
38
25 000 4 (102) 7⅝ (194) 1075/16 (2726) 4¼ (108) 35 (889) 7½ (191) 23½ (597) 113 (2870)

Featuring
• Manual,
• Remote Supervisory, and
• Source-Transfer Models
S&C Vista®
Underground Distribution Switchgear
Outdoor Distribution, 15.5 kV through 38 kV
Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear Addresses Your Concerns
• Are you wasting money and resources on time- underground distribution equipment. Vista UDS is an
consuming, labor-intensive routine operation of your exceptional product that meets all of these needs.
switchgear? Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear
• Has coordinating upstream protective devices with is available in manual, remote supervisory, and
downstream fusing become a headache? source-transfer models. All models feature load-
• Are your customers complaining that they don’t interrupter switches and resettable, vacuum fault
want obtrusive green boxes on their property? interrupters or arc spinners in series with disconnect
switches, elbow-connected and enclosed in a
S&C’s Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear
submersible, SF6-insulated, welded steel tank. Vista
is the answer to these and many other underground
UDS is available with up to six “ways,” in ratings
distribution system problems. S&C worked closely
through 38 kV and 25 kA symmetrical short-circuit.
with electric utilities and power users to identify and
Large windows in the tank provide a clear view of the
satisfy needs that were not being met by conventional
open gap, ground position, and ground bus.
Remote Supervisory Pad-Mounted Style Vista UDS installation.
2
Large viewing windows let you see
open gap and grounded positions
on load-interrupter switches and fault
interrupters. Trip indicators are easily
checked too
Operating panel is Optional voltage indicator with

located near grade level liquid-crystal display. You can check
so UnderCover™ Style the integrity of the voltage indicator
gear is easily operated by shining a flashlight on the photo-
from a standing position. cell-powered test circuit, while placing
See page 4 a gloved finger over the test button.
See page 8. No flashlight needed in
Fault interrupter daylight
terminals—equipped
with 200-A bushing Switch terminals—equipped with
Overcurrent control— wells, 600-A bushings, 600-A bushings or 900-A bushings
readily programmed or 900-A bushings
with your PC
Bushings and bushing wells are
located on one side of the gear,
reducing operating space required
for elbows and cables
15-kV UnderCover Style Model 422.
3
The load-interrupter switches provide three-pole available with either single-pole or three-pole
live switching of 600-ampere or 900-ampere switching. Most models of Vista UDS use in-series
three-phase circuits. The switches have three vacuum fault interrupters for fault clearing.
positions (closed-open-grounded) and provide a However, the popular 15-kV, 12.5-kA manual models
clearly visible gap when open. The 200-ampere, now feature arc-spinning technology for fault
600-ampere, and 900-ampere fault interrupters interruption . . . reducing the height of the tank by
offer 40-ms fault clearing, have three-position nearly a foot!
(closed-open-grounded) disconnects, and are
Compact welded-steel tank protects

switching and protection components from
Optional voltage indicator with liquid-crystal the environment. Stainless-steel construction
display. Includes self-test feature standard in UnderCover Style
Operating mechanisms
Gas-fill port for switches and fault
interrupters—padlockable
in any position
Pressure gauge—(located Operation selector Microprocessor-based
under window) temperature prevents inadvertent overcurrent control
and altitude compensated operation from “closed” housed in watertight
position directly to enclosure. CTs (not visible)
“grounded” position and provide power and signal
vice versa inputs
Operating panel of Vista UDS gear. Viewing windows, for confirming open gap and grounded position on load-
interrupter switches and fault interrupters, are located under hinged covers of voltage indicators.
4
Vista UDS is available in up to six “ways.” This
means it can accommodate any combination of up
to six bus taps, load-interrupter switches, or fault Conventional
interrupters. With conventional pad-mounted gear, pad-mounted
for a looped feeder with four taps, two units of gear gear
are necessary. But with Vista UDS, only one six-way
unit is needed. Vista UDS simplifies installation and
LOAD LOAD LOAD LOAD
improves aesthetics by reducing the necessary 1 2 3 4
real estate.
Vista
The model number indicates the total number of Underground
ways, as well as the number of load-interrupter and Distribution
fault-interrupter ways. For example, Model 321 has Switchgear
“3” ways—“2” load-interrupter switch ways and “1”
fault-interrupter way, as shown below.
LOAD LOAD LOAD LOAD
1 2 3 4
TYPICAL CONFIGURATIONS OF MANUAL AND REMOTE SUPERVISORY VISTA UDS
201 321 422
514 624
TYPICAL CONFIGURATIONS OF SOURCE-TRANSFER VISTA UDS
V V V V
T T T T
321 523
V V
T T
532 (split-bus)
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Vista UDS Offers Numerous Unobtrusive for areas with stringent real-estate restrictions or
Installation Options where aesthetics are extremely important. The Vista
UDS gear is installed underground, but all operations
One option is the low-profile pad-mounted style. At
are easily performed by one operator above ground.
15, 25, and even 34.5 kV, pad-mounted Vista UDS is 6
UnderCover style installations can also save money
to 14 inches shorter than the average SF6-insulated
by reducing costs associated with trenching and long
gear. And Vista UDS’s total real-estate requirement
cable runs.
is less than one-third that of a typical SF6-insulated
design. This means that Vista UDS is easier to site and Vista UDS is also available for floor-mounted or
allows more room for landscaping options that further wall-mounted vault installations, and in a man-hole
improve aesthetics. style. With its compact design, rugged construction,
and internal visible open point, man-hole style Vista
Vista UDS’s most innovative installation offering is
UDS is perfect for applications where installation
the UnderCover style. The UnderCover style is ideal
space is limited.
UnderCover Style. Pad-Mounted Style.
Vault-Mounted Style—available for floor and Man-Hole Style.

wall-mounting.
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Vista UDS Operation Is Quicker, 1. Rotate the switch operating shaft to the “open”
Easier, Safer position, then confirm the open gap through the
large viewing window. See Figures 1 and 2. With
Vista UDS was specifically designed to simplify
ordinary elbow gear, on the other hand, specially
operating tasks, enhance safety, and minimize
trained operators need to remove the elbows from
the duration of outages. Vista UDS is certified
their bushings using a shotgun clamp stick—a
arc-resistant per IEC 298 Appendix AA, for currents
tedious task that must be carefully performed. See
up to 12.5 kA symmetrical for 15 cycles (25 kA
Figure 3.
symmetrical for 15 cycles, for models rated 25 kA
short-circuit). In the event of an internal fault, the
enclosure will retain its integrity.
Just one person is needed to operate Vista
UDS. There’s no exposure to medium voltage. The
procedure is simple:
“Grounded” Switch blade in

position “open” position
contact
“Closed” Figure 1. Opening load-interrupter switch (or fault
position interrupter).
contact
Vacuum bottle
Fault interrupter furnished on all Vista UDS except 15-kV

manual models.
Figure 2. Window cover lifts for viewing switch-blade
Arc-spinning Switch blade positions of load-interrupter switch or fault interrupter.
“Closed” position in “open”
contact
contact position
“Grounded”
position
contact
Fault interrupter furnished on 15-kV, 12.5-kA manual Figure 3. Operation of typical dead-front gear can be
models. awkward and time-consuming.
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2. Confirm that the cable is de-energized so it can be
safely grounded. With traditional gear, the medium- Test circuitry can be powered by
flashlight or bright sun
voltage cables must be tested directly using a
clampstick-mounted tester. But voltage testing with Place gloved finger over
Vista UDS can be accomplished simply and easily test button to begin testing
without ever accessing the cables. Simply use the
voltage indicators shown in Figure 4. The voltage
indicator is even equipped with a self-test function,
so you can “test the tester.” See Figure 5.
3. Ground the cables. Instead of the awkward task of
having to move the elbows to parking stands, along
with the grounding bushings or elbows, with Vista
UDS you need only rotate the switch operating shaft
to the “grounded” position. See Figure 6. Grounding Figure 5. Testing the voltage indicator.
can easily be confirmed by looking through the
viewing window.
There are even more benefits: The voltage indicator
can be furnished with a low-voltage phasing option.
See Figure 7. This feature allows confirmation of
proper phasing without ever accessing the cables.
Vista UDS allows fault-locating and hi-potting tests
to be performed with the cables attached—and the
bus energized.
Test button
Photocell for
energizing self- Test window LCD display
test feature
Figure 6. Grounding load-interrupter switch (or fault
interrupter).
Figure 4. Voltage indicator.
Figure 7. Measuring phase-to-phase voltage—Phase

1 to Phase 1.
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Overcurrent Control 1000
for Superior Coordination Transformer-

Vista Tap
Interrupter (Phase)
Primary Fuse Min. Pickup Current: 400A
Vista UDS utilizes a unique microprocessor-based (100E, Standard
Speed)
Def. Time Delay: 4 cycle
overcurrent control, housed in a watertight enclosure 100
mounted on the gear. The overcurrent control Phase

Overcurrent Relay
features a variety of TCC (time-current characteristic) Type: CO-9
Time Dial: 3
TIME IN SECONDS
curves with selectable instantaneous and definite- 10 Min. Pickup Current:
720A
time delay attributes, for superior coordination with

CTI: 0.15 sec.
upstream protective devices and downstream fusing.

The parameters for the TCC curves are set using a 1
personal computer connected to the data port of the

overcurrent control. There are no knobs or dials,
so the settings cannot be inadvertently changed or .1
altered by unauthorized personnel. Integral current

transformers provide power and current sensing. .01
There is even an event recorder that captures
1,000
10
100,000
100
10,000
information on the last twelve operations of each CURRENT IN AMPERES
fault interrupter.
Coordinating-speed tap curve with definite-time
delay eliminates miscoordination problems
frequently encountered with transformer fuses.
User-supplied personal computer is attached to the overcurrent control for programming the relay in the field.
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Remote Supervisory Vista UDS
Position indicator Padlock feature
For distribution automation applications, S&C offers
Remote Supervisory Vista UDS. Remote Supervisory Operator
Vista UDS provides automated switching and fault selector
protection, and can also perform auto-sectionalizing
without tripping the main breaker. Automation
features are also retrofittable to existing Manual Vista
UDS. Motor operators, current and voltage sensors,
and low-voltage compartment are easily installed in
the field.
Each motor operator includes a control board that
provides local push-button and remote operation
between the “closed,” “open,” and “grounded”
positions. Up to six control boards can be
accommodated within the low-voltage compartment,
so any or all load-interrupter switches or fault
interrupters can be motor operated. The motor
Details of motor operator.
15-kV Remote Supervisory Pad-Mounted Style Model 422.
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operators may be battery powered or, optionally,
self-powered using internal voltage transformers.
The low-voltage compartment may also contain
a user-specified remote terminal unit and
communication device, providing a completely
automated switching and protection package.
Optional voltage and current sensing round out the
Remote Supervisory Vista UDS offering.
A variety of RTUs have been successfully
integrated in Remote Supervisory Vista UDS,
including: ACS, Harris DART, Valmet PoleCAT,
QEI/Quindar, Hathaway/Systems Northwest,
Motorola MOSCAD, and DAQ.
And these transceivers have been integrated:
Metricom Utilinet, MDS, Dymec, H&L, and Motorola.
RTUs and communication devices of other
manufacture can be accommodated too; contact your
nearest S&C Sales Office.
Details of low-voltage compartment of Remote

Supervisory Vista UDS Model 422.
Position-indicating
lamps
Operation
push buttons
Push-to-test lamps
Connector for portable

motor operator control
Operation counter
Vista motor controls for installation with two motor-operated ways.
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When Remote Supervisory Vista UDS is furnished a SCADA master station. And, when Remote
with an EnergyLine 5800 Series Switch Control, it can Supervisory Vista UDS is fitted with an EnergyLine
be a member of an IntelliTEAM®, using EnergyLine’s switch control, the gear can be used for automatic
revolutionary peer-to-peer communications. source transfer, with remote control and monitoring.
IntelliTEAM software supports automatic Remote Supervisory Vista UDS also allows the user
sectionalizing and reconfiguration, significantly to remotely trip the vacuum bottles of any three-phase
reducing outage time. IntelliTEAM’s peer-to-peer fault interrupter way using external, user-specified
communication network uses distributed intelligence, relays. This additional shunt-trip capability permits
eliminating the need for, but still fully supporting, advanced applications like sensitive earth-ground fault
detection, as well as protective relay schemes using
high-speed communication for closed-loop and open-
loop systems.
Portable Motor Operator

Local motor operation of Vista UDS gear is also
available for users who do not require a complete
automation package. The portable motor operator
includes cabling and hand-held control, all in an easily
portable, durable case.
The operator easily attaches to any load-interrupter
switch or single-pole or three-pole fault interrupter.
Then simply plug in the power cable and the control
cable. The hand-held control features “open,” “close,”
and “ground” push buttons, an “enable” button
to prevent inadvertent operation, and a “ready”
Remote Supervisory Vista UDS with 5800 Series
indicating light.
Switch Control.
Vista UDS Portable Motor Operator. Inset shows hand-held control.
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Case for Vista UDS Portable Operator.
Source-Transfer Vista UDS

Source-Transfer Vista UDS provides fully automatic
primary-selective service for one, two, or three
critical load circuits. This package includes all
the features of Manual Vista UDS, plus the S&C
Micro-AT® Source-Transfer Control, three-phase
voltage sensing on source ways, and internal power
provided by voltage transformers. It is available in
common-bus and split-bus configurations.
The Micro-AT Source-Transfer Control, located in
the low-voltage compartment, ensures a high degree
of critical-load continuity by minimizing interruptions
resulting from the loss of one source. Excluding the
intentional time delay to coordinate with upstream
protective devices and/or transition dwell time,
transfer is achieved in 6 seconds maximum.
The Micro-AT Source-Transfer Control utilizes
an advanced microprocessor to perform control
operations, as directed by settings programmed
into the device at the factory and in the field.
Such settings, consisting of the control’s operating
characteristics and voltage-, current-, and time-related
operating parameters, are entered into the control by
means of a keypad on the front panel.
An unbalance detection feature may be
field-programmed in the Micro-AT Source-Transfer
Control. This feature protects the loads from any
source-side open-phase condition at the same voltage
as the Vista Underground Distribution Switchgear.
If the voltage unbalance exceeds a preset reference
level for a period of time sufficient to confirm that
the loss is not transient, an output signal is produced
which initiates automatic transfer to the other source.
An overcurrent-lockout feature may be furnished
which prevents an automatic transfer operation that
would close a source load-interrupter switch into a Micro-AT Source-Transfer Control.
fault. A light-emitting diode lamp indicates when
lockout has occurred. Test keys are provided for
simulating an overcurrent condition on each source.
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Standard Three-Phase Ratings123
Amperes, RMS
Fault Interrupter Load-Interrupter Switch
Continuous, Continuous,
Load Load
Applicable Short- Main Bus
Frequency, Dropping, and Fault Dropping, and
Standard Fault- Fault- Momen- Circuit, Continuous
Hertz Load Splitting Inter- Load Splitting 1 Sec.,
(Parallel or Closing, (Parallel or Closing, tary, Sym. Current7
rupting, Sym.
Loop Sym. Loop Sym. Sym.
Sym.
Switching) Switching)
456 456
200 or 630 12 500 12 500 200 or 630 12 500 12 500 12 500 12 500 600
IEC 50 or 60
630 25 500 25 000 630 25 500 25 000 25 000 25 000 600
200 or 630 12 500 12 500 200 or 630 12 500 12 500 12 500 12 500 600
ANSI 50 or 60
600 25 500 25 000 600 25 500 25 000 25 000 25 000 600
1 Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for other ratings. 5 Fault interrupters and load-interrupter switches can switch the magne-
2 IEC ratings have been assigned in accordance with the applicable tizing current of transformers associated with the load-dropping rating. In
addition, unloaded cable switching ratings are as follows: 10 amperes at
portions of IEC 265-1 for a Class A switch.
15.5 kV and 20 amperes at 29 kV and 38 kV.
3 ANSI ratings have been assigned in accordance with the applicable
6 900 ampere is also available.
portions of ANSI C37.71, C37.72, and C37.73.
4 Fault interrupters and load-interrupter switches are rated 600 amperes 7 1200 ampere is also available.
(630 amperes IEC) continuous, load dropping, and loop splitting when fur-  32,500-ampere peak ten-time duty-cycle rating.
nished with 600-ampere bushings (standard for load-interrupter switches  65,000-ampere peak three-time duty-cycle rating. Ten-time duty-cycle
and 25-kA fault interrupters, optional for 12.5-kA fault interrupters). The
fault-clearing rating is 16,000 amperes symmetrical, 41,600 amperes
rating is limited to 200 amperes if 200-ampere bushing wells are used
peak.
(standard for 12.5-kA fault interrupters, optional for 12.5-kA load-inter-
rupter switches). Models rated 25-kA are only available with 600-ampere
bushings.
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Printed in U.S.A.
Descriptive Bulletin 680-30

June 1, 20 04©
Offices Worldwide f www.sandc.com
S&C Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear
Outdoor Distribution (14.4 kV and 25 kV)
Specif ications
Conditions of Sale • Auxiliary switches for remote indication of open and

STANDARD: Seller’s standard conditions of sale set closed switch positions
forth in Price Sheet 150 apply, except as modified under • A decoupler to permit operation of the switch operator
“WARRANTY QUALIFICATIONS” on page 4. without affecting the position of the switch
• Operation counter
SPECIAL TO THIS PRODUCT:
• A manual handle permitting local manual charging and
INCLUSIONS: S&C Remote Supervisory PMH Pad- tripping of the quick-make quick-break mechanism in
Mounted Gear permits automated switching and provides the event control power is not available
fault protection for underground distribution systems. Control Equipment Groups
Specification of remote supervisory PMH pad-mounted
S&C Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear may be
gear with the communication and control equipment
purchased with the communication and control equipment
group provides for a completely integrated, self-powered
group to provide a completely self-sufficient automated
switching and protection package for automated distribution
distribution switching and protection package. Alternately,
installations. The gear includes interrupter switches, switch
they may be purchased with either a switch-control
operators, a low-voltage compartment, and power fuses.
equipment group for use with RTU by others (suffixes “-Y2”
The communication and control equipment group includes
through “-Y4”) or with a switch-control equipment group for
current and voltage sensors, a self-contained 20 volt-ampere
use without RTU (suffixes “-Y5” through “-Y7”). One of the
power source, a battery with charger, and a user-specified
control equipment groups must be specified when ordering.
remote terminal unit (RTU) and communication device.
These control equipment groups are listed in the table on
S&C Mini-Rupter® Switches page 11 and are described below.
The 600-ampere S&C Mini-Rupter Switches provide three- Communication and
pole live switching of three-phase circuits. One, two, three,
Control Equipment Group
or four Mini-Rupter Switches may be power-operated,
depending on the model selected, as illustrated by the Remote supervisory PMH models specified with the
connection diagrams in the table on pages 7 through 10. communication and control equipment group make for a
Switch terminal pads can accommodate a variety of cable- fully integrated package that is completely self-contained
terminating devices for cable sizes through 1000 kc mil. and factory-built. The communication and control
Each switch and bus terminal is provided with a ground equipment group includes a voltage sensor for single-phase
stud, as is each ground pad. sensing and a control-power source (for switch operators
and RTU), a battery charger with battery packs, three-phase
S&C Type PM Switch Operators current sensing on power-operated switches, an RTU,
Type PM Switch Operators provide power operation of and a communication device. The components furnished
the associated Mini-Rupter Switch in response to a remote with the communication and control equipment group are
or local pushbutton signal. All Type PM Switch Operators described below:
include the following features as standard: • A user-specified remote terminal unit (RTU) installed
• An integral motor for power operating the quick-make and wired
quick-break mechanism of the Mini-Rupter Switch. • A user-specified communication device installed and
Switch operation is achieved in approxi mately wired, including a surge protector for user-supplied
3 seconds antenna
• Open-close pushbuttons for local electrical operation
• A local-remote selector switch, which permits local  S&C does not recommend the use of a 5-watt transceiver if the
control using pushbuttons when in “LOCAL” while Communication and Control Equipment Group is powered by the S&C
Voltage Sensor. The high-power draw of these radios puts the batteries
precluding remote operations, with remote indication into a cyclic loading condition, which may reduce battery life by up to
of selector-switch position 50%. Contact your nearest S&C Sales Office for details.
November 23, 2015

© S&C Electric Company 1989-2015, all rights reserved
Specification Bulletin 664-31
Conditions of Sale—Continued
• An S&C Voltage Sensor on the power-operated Mini- • For an external user-supplied 120-volt ac source as
Rupter Switch in Compartment 1 of PMH-3 and PMH-5 input to an S&C Battery Charger and battery packs,
Models or Compartment 2 of all other models provides specify suffix “-Y3.” This switch-control equipment
power input to the S&C Battery Charger (described group includes an S&C Battery Charger and battery
below). Single-phase monitoring of system line voltage packs that provide control-power input to the switch
is also provided for input to the remote terminal unit operators. An S&C Voltage Sensor is furnished for
(RTU). The voltage sensor replaces the center-phase single-phase sensing only.
insulator at the jaw-contact side of the Mini-Rupter • For an internal S&C-supplied 20 volt-ampere source
Switch and, therefore, requires no extra space in the as input to an S&C Battery Charger and battery packs,
enclosure. In addition, unlike voltage transformers specify Catalog Number Suffix “-Y4.” This switch-
(VTs), the voltage sensor’s construction eliminates the control equipment group includes an S&C Voltage
need for any primary-side fusing and the space and Sensor, an S&C Battery Charger, and battery packs that
operating difficulties that they present. provide control-power input to the switch operators.
• Three split-core current sensors rated 600/5 amperes The voltage sensor provides only the power input to the
for customer installation on the cables of each power- battery charger. It is not usable for providing voltage
operated switch. The current sensors provide sensing to the RTU.
three-phase monitoring of system line current for input The low-voltage compartment included with the pad-
to the RTU. mounted gear has provisions for field installation of the
• Two series-connected 12-volt, 5 ampere-hour battery user’s RTU and communication device. All connectors
packs (by Hawker) charged by an S&C-designed and from switch operators, current sensors, and voltage sen-
manufactured temperature-compensated constant- sors for connection to the user’s RTU are located in the
voltage battery charger. The control-power source for low-voltage compartment. For PMH-10 Models with four
the charger is the S&C Voltage Sensor (described switch operators, the low-voltage compartment is not
above). The battery charger features an integral load- available, and the above connectors are located in the
disconnect circuit to prevent deep-discharge of switch operator that is mounted on Compartment 3. The
batteries after extended loss of power input. It includes battery charger and battery packs, when furnished, are
an alarm circuit to indicate loss of power input (field installed in the Type PM Switch Operator located on Com-
selectable), battery low voltage, and charger overvolt partment 1 of PMH-3 and PMH-5 Models, or on Compart-
age. The battery charger also includes circuitry to effect ment 2 of all other models. The voltage sensor is installed
a battery load-test feature when used in conjunction on the center phase at the jaw-contact side of the Mini-
with a suitable RTU. Rupter Switch in Compartment 1 or 2, as applicable.
The battery provides control power for operation of the These switch-control equipment groups for use with the
entire installation, including the switch operators, RTU, RTU by others differ from the communication and control
and communication device. The battery charger and bat equipment group in the following ways:
tery packs are installed in the Type PM Switch Operator
• The RTU and communication device are not included
located on the left side of Compartment 1 for PMH-5 Mod
and are to be supplied by others.
els, or on the left side of Compartment 2 for all other
models. • The voltage sensor provides either single-phase sensing
or control-power input to an S&C Battery Charger (but
Switch-Control Equipment Groups not both), depending on the specific suffix selected as
for Use with RTU by Others described above and in the table on page 11.
When the RTU, communication device, and associated • The battery charger and battery packs are only fur
control power are to be furnished and installed by others, nished as described above and in the table on page 11.
specify one of the three switch-control equipment groups for When supplied, the battery packs only provide power to
use with the RTU by others (Catalog Number Suffixes “-Y2” the switch operators and are not intended to supply
through “-Y4”). These switch-control equipment groups power to any user-supplied equipment.
differ only in the method of supplying control-power input
to the switch operators as follows:  Frequent deep-discharge load testing of the batteries may put the bat-
• For an external user-supplied 24-volt dc source as teries into a cyclic loading condition, which may reduce battery life by up to
50%. Contact the RTU manufacturer or your nearest S&C Sales Office for
control-power input to the switch operators, specify details.
Catalog Number Suffix “-Y2.” An S&C Voltage Sensor is
furnished for single-phase sensing only.
2 S&C Specif ication Bulletin 664-31

Switch-Control Equipment Groups variety of cable-terminating devices for cable sizes through
for Use Without RTU 4/0 maximum. Each fuse terminal is provided with a ground
stud, as is each ground pad.
When the remote supervisory pad-mounted gear is not to
be used in conjunction with an RTU, specify one of the Enclosure Construction
three switch-control equipment groups for use without All low-voltage wiring is shielded from medium voltage
RTU (suffixes “-Y5” through “-Y7”). These switch-control and is routed in a 6-inch interconnecting-control-
equipment groups differ only in the method of supplying wiring base spacer, which increases enclosure height
control-power input to the switch operators as follows: accordingly.
• For an external user-supplied 120-volt ac source as
Enclosures containing medium voltage meet the
control-power input without battery backup, specify
requirements of ANSI C57.12.28 (enclosure integrity).
Catalog Number Suffix “-Y5.” This switch-control
Access to the interior of the medium-voltage compart-
equipment group includes an S&C Ac Power Supply that
ments, switch operators, and low-voltage compartment is
converts the 120-volt ac input to 24-volt dc for control-
controlled by the S&C Penta-Latch® Mechanism. The
power input to the switch operators.
Penta-Latch Mechanism provides automatic door latching
• For an external user-supplied 120-volt ac source as and permits padlocking only when the door is securely
input to an S&C Battery Charger and battery packs, latched. The door can be opened only with a pentahead
specify Catalog Number Suffix “-Y6.” This switch- socket wrench or tool.
control equipment group includes an S&C Battery
The enclosure roof over each compartment is under
Charger and battery packs that provide control-power
coated with an insulating “no-drip” compound. A resilient
input to the switch operators.
closed-cell gasket on the bottom flange of the pad-mounted
• For an internal S&C-supplied 20 volt-ampere source gear protects the finish from being scratched during instal-
as input to an S&C Battery Charger and battery packs, lation and isolates it from the alkalinity of a concrete foun-
specify Catalog Number Suffix “-Y7.” This switch- dation. Similar gasketing is provided between each switch
control equipment group includes an S&C Voltage operator or low-voltage compartment and the medium-
Sensor, an S&C Battery Charger, and battery packs voltage compartments. Enclo sures are protected from
that provide control-power input to the switch corrosion by S&C’s olive green Ultradur™ Finishing
operators. System.
The voltage sensor, battery charger, and battery packs
A dual-purpose front barrier of fiberglass-reinforced
are the same as, and are installed in the same locations as,
polyester is provided for each switch and fuse. When the
the corresponding components furnished with the switch-
switch or fuse is in the open position, this barrier can be
control equipment groups for use with RTU by others.
inserted into the open gap to guard against inadvertent
All connectors from switch operators for connection to contact with live parts. Interphase and end barriers of the
the user’s wiring are located in the low-voltage compart- same material are provided with each switch and each set
ment that is included with the remote supervisory PMH of fuses where required to achieve published BIL
pad-mounted gear. For PMH-10 Models with four switch ratings. Additional barriers of fiberglass-reinforced polyes-
operators, the low-voltage compartment is not available, ter separate front and rear medium-voltage compartments
and the above connectors are located in the switch opera- and isolate the tie bus (where furnished). Full-length steel
tor that is mounted on Compartment 3. barriers separate adjoining switch and fuse compartments
(where applicable).
S&C Power Fuses
Remote supervisory PMH models (except PMH-10) contain EXCLUSIONS: For non-IntelliTeam ® SG Automatic
200-ampere hookstick-operated S&C Power Fuses with a Restoration System applications, S&C may be able to furnish
Uni-Rupter® Interrupter for single-pole live switching of and install in the Communication and Control Equipment
single-phase or three-phase load circuits. These models Group, or make provision for in the Switch-Control
offer a choice of S&C Power Fuses—Types SML-20 and Equipment Group, a user-specified communication device
SML-4Z, or Fault Fiter® Electronic Power Fuses. Fault other than an S&C SpeedNet™ Radio or IntelliCom® DA
Fiter Electronic Power Fuse Mountings also accommodate Mesh Radio. S&C will need to evaluate the physical and
a variety of single-barrel current-limiting fuses, as listed in electrical requirements of the communication device and
the table on page 22. This gear is provided with a Grappler™ its performance characteristics, and conduct qualification
Handling Tool (S&C fuse handling fitting), an instruction testing to verify its suitability for the desired application.
manual holder, and storage racks in the fuse-compartment Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for pricing and
doors for spare S&C Fuse Units or Refill Units and for the scheduling information. S&C cannot furnish or install, any
Grappler Handling Tool (storage for Fault Fiter Electronic communication device for which the supplier requires S&C
Power Fuses or current-limiting fuses cannot be provided to offer Tier I (i.e., “help desk”) support.
in these racks). Fuse terminal pads can accommodate a
S&C Specif ication Bulletin 664-31 3

Application Notes connected phase-to-ground, it is not able to provide power

For adequate power to be available, S&C Voltage Sensors on ungrounded systems. Contact your nearest S&C Sales
must be applied at system line-to-line voltages ranging from Office for more information on applying Remote Supervisory
11.43 kV through 17.0 kV for 14.4-kV models, and from PMH Pad-Mounted Gear on ungrounded systems.
20.44 kV through 29 kV for 25-kV models. For lower system Uni-Grounded and Resistance-Grounded Systems.
voltages, contact the nearest S&C Sales Office. Uni-grounded and resistance-grounded systems require
Since remote supervisory PMH pad-mounted gear power to be provided by a phase-to-phase connected
includes a 6-inch interconnecting-control-wiring base source. Power to the Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-
spacer, it can be used to directly replace installed manually Mounted Gear is provided by a 20-VA voltage sensor
operated models that do not include optional base spacers connected phase-to-ground. Therefore, the sensor is unable
(suffixes “-K1” through “-K20”) only under the following to provide power on resistively grounded or uni-grounded
conditions: (1) there is adequate installed cable to compen- systems. Power must be supplied by an external source
sate for the 6-inch increased height of the remote supervi- if Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear is to be
sory gear or (2) suitable cable splices are made. When applied on a resistively grounded or uni-grounded system.
replacing manually operated models that include base Contact your nearest S&C Sales Office for more information
spacers, refer to the table below to ensure the terminal-pad on applying Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear
height of the remote supervisory gear will match that of the on uni-grounded or resistance-grounded systems.
removed unit.
SPARE COMPONENTS: Spare electronic components
Specify are available for use in troubleshooting communication
For Installed Manual Model
with
Remote Supervisory Model and control equipment should the need arise. Contact the
with nearest S&C Sales Office for availability.
No base spacer See above
WARRANTY QUALIFICATIONS: The standard warranty
6-inch base spacer No base spacer
contained in seller’s standard conditions of sale (as set
12-inch base spacer 6-inch base spacer
forth in Price Sheet 150) does not apply to S&C Remote
18-inch base spacer 12-inch base spacer Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear where fuse units,
24-inch base spacer 18-inch base spacer fuse-unit end fittings, holders, refill units, or switch blades
of other than S&C manufacture are used in conjunction
In addition, the following items should be considered with S&C SML Mountings. Nor does it apply to S&C
when applying Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear where other
Gear: than Fault Fiter Electronic Power Fuses, S&C Switch
Ungrounded systems. Remote Supervisory PMH Pad- Blades, or the current-limiting fuses listed on page 16 are
Mounted Gear is not intended for use on ungrounded used in conjunction with Fault Fiter Electronic Power
systems. Power to the Remote Supervisory PMH Pad- Fuse Mountings and S&C Holders designed therefor, or
Mounted Gear is provided by a 20-VA voltage sensor when current-limiting fuses are applied other than as set
connected phase-to-ground. Because the sensor is forth under “Recommended Voltage Ratings of Current-
Ratings and Capabilities for S&C Power Fuses with Uni-Rupter

Voltage, kV Current, Amperes, RMS
Live Switching
Load- Duty-Cycle
Fuse Type
Nom. Max BIL Max Interr. (Sym.) Splitting Fault-Closing
Load
(Parallel
Dropping
or Loop
RMS, Sym.
Switching)
14.4 17.0 95 200E or 200K 14 000 200 200 14 000

SML-20
25 27 125 200E or 200K 12 500 200 200 12 500 
14.4 17.0 95 200E 14 000 200 200 12 500

SML-4Z
25 27 125 200E 12 500 200 200 12 500 
14.4 17.0 95 400 14 000 200 200 14 000

Fault Fiter
25 27 125 200 12 500 200 200 12 500 
 Applicable to solidly grounded-neutral systems only, with fuses con-  Three-time duty-cycle fault-closing capability.
nected by single-conductor, concentric-neutral-type cable to a trans-
former or transformers. Rating is 9,400 amperes, RMS, asymmetrical for  Two-time duty-cycle fault-closing capability.
all other applications.

Limiting Fuses for Use in S&C Pad-Mounted Gear” in S&C phase transformers or banks (or line-to-line connected
Specification Bulletin 664-31. single-phase transformers), rated 150 kVA or less three-
Seller’s standard warranty does not apply to major com- phase, or 50 kVA or less single-phase—or of any kVA
ponents not of S&C manufacture, such as remote terminal rating when combined with unloaded cables or lines—
units and communication devices, including hardware, where maximum system operating voltage exceeds
software, resolution of protocol-related matters, and noti- 22 kV. Single-pole switching should be performed only
fication of upgrades or fixes for those devices. if each phase is carrying 5% load or more, or if the
transformer or bank is temporarily grounded at the
Switching with Uni-Rupter primary neutral during switching.
S&C Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear features • Switching loaded or unloaded ungrounded-primary
fuses with Uni-Rupter Interrupters for single-pole live wye-delta connected three-phase transformers or
switching of single-phase or three-phase load circuits on banks—alone or combined with unloaded cables or
distribution systems rated 14.4 kV or 25 kV. lines—where maximum system operating voltage
exceeds 22 kV. Single-pole switching should be
Complete ratings and capabilities of S&C Power Fuses performed only if each phase is carrying 5% load or
with Uni-Rupter Interrupters, as applied in S&C PMH Pad- more and if the lighting-load phase is always switched
Mounted Gear, are shown in the table on page 4. Uni-Rupter open first (or switched closed last); or if the
Interrupters are capable of carrying and interrupting load transformer or bank is temporarily grounded at the
currents up to and including the emergency peak-load primary neutral during switching.
capabilities of the associated SML power fuses. In addition
to the load-dropping capabilities shown, Uni-Rupter Inter- Recommended Voltage Ratings of
rupters are capable of interrupting transformer magnetiz-
Current-Limiting Fuses for Use in
ing currents associated with the applicable loads, as well
as line-charging and cable-charging currents typical for S&C Pad-Mounted Gear
distribution systems of these voltage ratings. The duty- In general, current-limiting fuses should have a maximum
cycle fault-closing capabilities shown for S&C Power voltage rating equal to, but not greater than, 140% of the
Fuses with a Uni-Rupter Interrupters represent the fault- system line-to-line voltage because, for most applications,
closing capabilities of the power fuse with a Uni-Rupter the fuses can be exposed to full system line-to-line voltage
Interrupter when the power fuse is closed with a purpose- in clearing faults. Although there may be economic or
ful thrust without hesitation. Following the specified num- space-saving incentives for using current-limiting fuses
ber of such closings (two or three), Uni-Rupter Interrupters with voltage ratings “appropriate for system line-to-ground
will remain operable and able to carry and interrupt rated voltage” (i.e., fuses with a voltage rating lower than line-to-
current. line voltage but greater than or equal to maximum system
line-to-ground voltage), S&C can recommend such use only
A Note on Single-Pole Switching in the following applications:
In single-pole switching of ungrounded-primary three- • Protection of single-phase transformers serving single-
phase transformers or banks (or single-phase transformers phase loads
connected line-to-line), circuit connections or parameters • Protection of three-phase lateral circuits fed by a single-
may, in some cases, produce excessive overvoltages. In conductor-shielded cable (provided each transformer
particular, for the following applications above 22 kV, on that lateral is individually fused so that the current-
single-pole switching by any means—including Uni- limiting fuse serving the lateral will not be required to
Rupter—should be performed only under the conditions clear secondary faults)
stated in italics:
• Protection of single-phase lateral circuits fed by a
• Switching unloaded or lightly loaded delta-connected single-conductor-shielded cable where the load is line-
or ungrounded-primary wye-wye connected three- to-ground connected
Ratings for S&C Mini-Rupter Switches

Voltage, kV Current, Amperes
Three-Time Duty-Cycle,
Live Switching Short-Circuit
Fault-Closing
Nom. Max BIL Cont. Load Splitting One-Second Short-
Load RMS, Peak Withstand,
(Parallel or Loop Peak TIme Withstand,
Dropping Sym. Peak
Switching) RMS, Sym.
14.4 17.5 95 600 600 600 36 400 14 000 36 400 14 000
25 29 125 600 600 600 32 500 12 500 32 500 12 500

Conditions of Sale—Continued b) Connectors: Obtain the catalog number of the con-

nectors from the table below.
Switching with Mini-Rupter
S&C Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted Gear features c) List any accessories from the table on page 23.
S&C Mini-Rupter Switches for three-pole live switching of 2. Fuse Components and Optional Switch Blades
three-phase circuits. a) For SML-4Z Power Fuses: Obtain the catalog number
Complete ratings for Mini-Rupter as applied in S&C of the holder and refill units from the tables on
PMH Pad-Mounted Gear are shown in the table on page 5. pages 16 and 19, taking care to match the voltage
In addition to the load-dropping ratings shown, Mini- rating of the holder to the refill units.
Rupter Switches are capable of interrupting transformer b) For SML-20 Power Fuses: Obtain the catalog num--
magnetizing currents associated with the applicable loads, ber of the end fittings and fuse units from the
as well as line-charging and cable-charging currents typical tables on pages 16 through 18, taking care to match
for distribution systems of these voltage ratings. For appli- the voltage rating of the end fittings to the fuse units.
cations on systems rated higher than 7.2 kV and involving
load current with high harmonic content (such as rectifier c) For Fault Fiter® Electronic Power Fuses: Obtain
load currents), refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office. The the catalog number for the holders, the interrupting
two-time duty-cycle fault-closing ratings shown for Mini- modules, and the control modules from the tables on page
Rupter Switches define the ability to close the Mini-Rupter 16 and on pages 20 through 22, taking care to match the
Switches twice against a three-phase fault with asymmetri- voltage rating of the holders, interrupting modules,
cal current in at least one phase equal to the rated value, and the control modules.
with the switch remaining operable and able to carry and d) For Switch Blades: Obtain the catalog number for
interrupt rated current. the switch blades from the table on page 23.
How to Order Example: The catalog number of a 14.4-kV remote
supervisory Model PMH-9 with SML-20 Mountings; two
1. Gear, Control Equipment Groups, Options, Con-
Type PM Switch Operators; switch-control equipment
nectors, and Accessories:
group, including battery charger, battery packs, voltage
a) Obtain the catalog number of the desired unit from sensor for self-contained power source, and current sensors
the table on pages 7 through 10. for three-phase current sensing on both Mini-Rupter
Obtain the suffix designation of the desired unit Switches (with RTU and communications device by others);
from the table on page 11 and add the corresponding optional key interlocks to prevent paralleling of switches in
suffix to the above catalog number. For the com- compartments 1 and 2; and 600-ampere bushings without
munication and control equipment group, complete studs, at switch terminals is 266152R4-C1M1Y4. Select a fuse
S&C Form 212, “Automated Distribution Equipment unit end fitting and SMU-20 fuse as applicable.
Application Summary,” and forward a copy of the
form to the nearest S&C Sales Office.
Add additional suffix designations (to the
catalog number above) to indicate the optional fea-
tures desired, selected from the table on pages 12
through 15.
Connector
Illustration Description Accommodating Conductor Catalog Number
Bronze Body, Tin Plated, Two Galvanized No. 2 solid (33.6 mm2) through 500 kc mil
4745
Steel Bolts, Two Belleville Washers (335 mm2) stranded copper or aluminum

Three-Phase Units① (Including mountings with Uni-Rupter Interrupter, less fuse components②)
Ratings⑤
kV Amperes, RMS Short-Circuit

Page
Fuse with
Connection Mini-Rupter® MVA, Catalog Reference for
Model③ Fuse Type Uni-Rupter®
Diagram④ Switch Amperes, 3-Phase Number Dimensional
Interrupter
Nom. Max BIL RMS, Sym. at Information
Load Load Sym. Rated
Max Cont. Voltage
Dropping Dropping
14.4 17.0 95 — — 600 600 14 000 350 156232R3

PMH-3 — 24
25 29 125 — — 600 600 12 500 540 156233R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 156112R3

SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 156113R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 156312R3

SML-4Z
PMH-5 25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 156313R3 25
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 156512R3
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 156513R3
① One of the control equipment groups listed in the table on page 11 ⑥ These models also accommodate selected current-limiting fuses in
must be specified when ordering. S&C Holders; refer to page 22. Maximum voltage and maximum ampere
② Fuse components are to be ordered separately. Refer to pages 16 ratings as listed on page 22 apply when current-limiting fuses are used.
through 21. Consult appropriate current-limiting fuse manufacturer for complete fuse
ratings.
③ When a remote supervisory unit is replacing an installed manually
operated unit, certain restrictions apply. Refer to “Application Notes” on  Key interlocks, Catalog Number Suffix “-C3” or “-C4,” are required for
page 4. ultimate users other than electric utilities.
④ Compartment numbers appear in corners of each diagram.  SMU-20 Fuse Units are available in ratings through 200K amperes as
well as 200E amperes.
⑤ The short-circuit ratings expressed in amperes, RMS, asymmetrical
are 1.6 times the symmetrical values listed. Fault-closing and/or momen- ◆ Applicable to solidly grounded-neutral systems only, with fuses con-
tary ratings of switches and bus, and fault-closing capabilities and inter- nected by single-conductor, concentric-neutral-type cable to a trans-
rupting ratings of fuses, equal or exceed these values. For complete former or transformers. Rating is 9,400 amperes, RMS, symmetrical
live-switching (as well as momentary and one-second) ratings for Mini- (405 MVA) for all other applications.
Rupter Switches and complete live-switching capabilities of Uni-Rupter
Interrupters as applied in S&C Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted
Gear, refer to pages 4 and 5.
TABLE CONTINUED •

Three-Phase Units① (Including mountings with Uni-Rupter Interrupter, less fuse components②)—Continued
Ratings⑤

Page
Connection Fuse with Catalog Reference for
Model③ Fuse Type Mini-Rupter® MVA,
Diagram④ Uni-Rupter® Number Dimensional
Switch Amperes, 3-Phase
Interrupter Information
Nom. Max BIL RMS, Sym. at
Max Cont. Voltage
Dropping Dropping
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 156122R4

SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 156123R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 156322R4

SML-4Z 26
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 156323R3
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 156522R4
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 156523R3
PMH-6
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 256122R4
SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 256123R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 256322R4

SML-4Z 27
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 256323R3
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 256522R4
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 256523R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 156152R4

SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 156153R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 156352R4

SML-4Z 28
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 156353R3
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 156552R4
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 156553R3
PMH-9
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 256152R4
SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 256153R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 256352R4

SML-4Z 29
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 256353R3
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 256552R4
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 256553R3
ratings.
tary ratings of switches and bus, and fault-closing capabilities and inter- nected by single-conductor, concentric-neutral-type cable to a trans-
rupting ratings of fuses, equal or exceed these values. For complete former or transformers. Rating is 9,400 amperes, RMS, symmetrical
live-switching (as well as momentary and one-second) ratings for Mini- (405 MVA) for all other applications.
Gear, refer to pages 4 and 5. TABLE CONTINUED ▶

Ratings⑥

Page
Fuse with
Connection Fuse Mini-Rupter® MVA, Catalog Reference for
Model③ Uni-Rupter®
Diagram④⑤ Type Switch Amperes, 3-Phase Number Dimensional
Interrupter
Max Cont. Voltage
Dropping Dropping
14.4 17.0 95 — — 600 600 14 000 350 156242R4

— 30
25 29 125 — — 600 600 12 500 540 156243R3
14.4 17.0 95 — — 600 600 14 000 350 256242R4

PMH-10 — 31
25 29 125 — — 600 600 12 500 540 256243R3
14.4 17.0 95 — — 600 600 14 000 350 456242R4

— 32
25 29 125 — — 600 600 12 500 540 456243R3
① One of the control equipment groups listed in the table on page 11 ⑥ The short-circuit ratings expressed in amperes, RMS, asymmetrical
must be specified when ordering. are 1.6 times the symmetrical values listed. Fault-closing and/or momen-
② Fuse components are to be ordered separately. Refer to pages 16 tary ratings of switches and bus, and fault-closing capabilities and inter-
through 21. rupting ratings of fuses, equal or exceed these values. For complete
live-switching (as well as momentary and one-second) ratings for Mini-
③ When a remote supervisory unit is replacing an installed manually Rupter Switches and complete live-switching capabilities of Uni-Rupter
operated unit, certain restrictions apply. Refer to “Application Notes” on Interrupters as applied in S&C Remote Supervisory PMH Pad-Mounted
page 4. Gear, refer to pages 4 and 5.
④ Compartment numbers appear in corners of each diagram. ⑦ Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for assistance with low-voltage
⑤ For models with four switch operators, the connectors from each switch compartment placement.
operator for connection to user’s RTU will be located in the switch operator
that is mounted on Compartment 3.
TABLE CONTINUED ▶

Ratings⑤

Page
Fuse with Reference
Connection Fuse Mini-Rupter® MVA, Catalog
Model③ Uni-Rupter® for
Diagram④ Type Switch Amperes, 3-Phase Number
Interrupter Dimensional
Max Cont. Voltage
Dropping Dropping
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 156162R4

SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 156163R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 156362R4

SML-4Z 33
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 156363R3
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 156562R4
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 156563R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 256162R4

SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 256163R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 256362R4

PMH-11 SML-4Z 34
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 256363R3
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 256562R4
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 256563R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 14 000 350 356162R4

SML-20
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500 540 356163R3
14.4 17.0 95 200E 200 600 600 12 500 310 356362R4

SML-4Z 35
25 27 125 200E 200 600 600 12 500◆ 540◆ 356363R3
Fault 14.4 17.0 95 200 200 600 600 14 000 350 356562R4
Fiter⑥ 25 29 125 200 200 600 600 12 500 540 356563R3
ratings.
tary ratings of switches and bus, and fault-closing capabilities and inter- nected by single-conductor, concentric-neutral-type cable to a transformer
rupting ratings of fuses, equal or exceed these values. For complete or transformers. Rating is 9,400 amperes, RMS, symmetrical (405 MVA)
live-switching (as well as momentary and one-second) ratings for Mini- for all other applications.
Gear, refer to S&C Specification Bulletin 664-31.

Control Equipment Groups

Suffix to be Added to
Item Pad-Mounted Gear Applicable to Models
Catalog Number
Communication and Control Equipment Group①②—includes user-specified remote terminal

unit (RTU); user-specified communication device; battery charger; battery packs; voltage sensor
 All models
for power input to battery charger and for single-phase voltage sensing; and current sensors for
three-phase current sensing on each power-operated switch③⑥
With 1 switch operator
External control power—user-supplied With 2 switch operators

-Y2
24-volt dc source With 3 switch operators
Switch-Control Equipment Groups for use with With 4 switch operators
RTU by others①②④⑤—includes provisions
for mounting of user-supplied and installed With 1 switch operator
RTU, communication device, etc. in low-voltage
External control power—user-supplied With 2 switch operators
compartment; current sensors (5-amperes ac
120-volt ac source to an S&C Battery -Y3
output) for three-phase current sensing on each With 3 switch operators
Charger and battery packs
power-operated switch; voltage sensor (user-
selectable 5-volts ac or 69-volts ac output) for With 4 switch operators
single-phase voltage sensing with power for the
switch operators supplied by③ With 1 switch operator
Internal control power—S&C-supplied With 2 switch operators
(voltage sensor) 20 volt-ampere source to -Y4
an S&C Battery Charger and battery packs With 3 switch operators
With 4 switch operators
External control power—user-supplied

120-volt ac source to an S&C Ac Power
-Y5 All models
Supply (furnished) to develop control power
input to the switch operators
Switch-Control Equipment Groups for use
without RTU④⑤⑦—includes provisions in low- External control power—user-supplied
voltage compartment for connection of switch 120-volt ac source to an S&C Battery -Y6 All models
operators to user’s wiring; with power for the Charger and battery packs
switch operators supplied by
Internal control power—S&C-supplied
(voltage sensor) 20 volt-ampere source
-Y7 All models
to an S&C Battery Charger and battery
packs①
① The S&C Voltage Sensor is mounted on the center phase at the jaw- ④ The low-voltage compartment is not available on models with four
contact side of the switch in Compartment 2 (Compartment 1 of PMH-3 switch operators.
and PMH-5 Models). ⑤ When this option is specified, the connectors from each switch opera-
② Current sensors must not be installed on unshielded cables or on tor for connection to user’s wiring will be located in the low-voltage com-
cables where the insulation is exposed but ungrounded (for example, partment. For models with four switch operators, these connectors will be
where dielectric tape or heat-shrink tubing is used). These sensors are located in the switch operator that is mounted on Compartment 3.
intended for application at ground potential and may be damaged by the ⑥ The battery charger and battery packs furnished with this option are
voltage gradient between the cable insulation and ground. not intended to provide power to any user-supplied and installed
③ The S&C Battery Charger is factory-calibrated to accommodate the equipment.
loads supplied with the Communication and Control Equipment Group at ⑦ Current and voltage sensing are not included and cannot be provided.
the time of shipment. If additional loads are subsequently added, S&C
recommends recalibration of the charging output to the batteries to ensure  Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for application assistance.
optimal battery life. Refer to the “Accessories” table on page 23 for recali-
bration instructions.

Optional Features
Suffix to be
Added to
Item Pad-Mounted Applicable to Models
Gear
Catalog Number
Light Gray Outdoor Finish instead of Olive Green -A2
Equipment Green Outdoor Finish (Toronto Standard) instead of
-A3
Olive Green All models
Seafoam Green Outdoor Finish instead of Olive Green -A4
Special Color Outdoor Ultradur Finish instead of Olive Green -A5
With 1 switch operator PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, 10, -11
With Olive Green Outdoor Ultradur With 2 switch operators

-A10
Finish With 3 switch operators
With Light Gray Outdoor Ultradur With 2 switch operators

Stainless-Steel Enclosure① -A12
With Special Color Outdoor Ultradur With 2 switch operators

-A15
For use except when option suffix
Hexhead Actuator for use in lieu of -B1
“-F2” is specified
pentahead actuator on all Penta- All models
Latch Mechanisms For use when option suffix “-F2” is
-B2
also specified
Copper Bus② and Copper Switch Terminals, Fuse Connector Adapters,
-B5 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, 10, -11
and Bus Terminals③
14.4-kV
Used with standard aluminum bus -B6
PMH-6, -9, -10, -11
Reinforced Bus
14.4-kV
Used with optional copper bus -B7
PMH-6, -9, -10, -11
① When this optional feature is specified, the entire exterior of the enclo- ③ Copper bus and copper switch terminals, fuse connector adapters,
sure, including switch operator enclosures and low-voltage compartment, and bus terminals cannot be ordered separately.
is fabricated from 11-gauge Type 304 stainless steel. When specifying
 Specify Catalog Number Suffix “-B11” for gear with stainless-steel
optional hexhead actuators, provisions for fault indicators with viewing
enclosure.
windows in doors, or base spacer, specify the correct suffix for use in gear
with a stainless-steel enclosure.  Specify Catalog Number Suffix “-B12” for gear with stainless-steel
enclosure.
② Copper bus measures ¼ inch × 2 inch (6 mm × 51 mm).
TABLE CONTINUED ▶

Optional Features—Continued
Suffix to be
Added to
Gear
Catalog Number
With 1 switch operator PMH-6, -9, -10, -11

Key Interlocks to prevent paralleling of switches in Compartments 1
-C1 With 2 or more switch
and 2① PMH-6, -9, -10, -11
operators
With 1 switch operator PMH-5, -6, -9, -11

Key Interlocks to prevent opening fuse-compartment doors unless all
-C3 With 2 switch operators PMH-6, -9, -11
switches are locked open①
With 3 switch operators PMH-11
With 1 switch operator PMH-6, -9, -11

Key Interlocks. Combines functions of options “-C1” and “-C3” listed
-C4 With 2 switch operators PMH-6, -9, -11
above①
With 3 switch operators PMH-11
Located in Compartment 1 -E1 PMH-5, -6, -9, -11

Fuse-Storage Feature for three
spare fuse assemblies per Located in Compartment 2 -E2 PMH-6, -9, -11
compartment②
Located in Compartments 1 and 2 -E3 PMH-6, -9, -11
Mounting Provisions for a Without viewing window in door -F1 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
Fault Indicator in each switch
compartment
Note: Accommodates three-phase With viewing window in door -F2 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
indicator with single-phase sensors
Inner Barrier Panels—a panel inside the enclosure door for each PMH-3, -5, -6
-G7
compartment, secured by recessed pentahead bolt(s)③④ All other models
Copper Ground Stud for each In fuse compartments -H2 PMH-5, -6, -9, -11
switch, fuse, or bus terminal and
ground pad⑤ In switch and bus compartments -J2 PMH-3, -6, -9, -10, -11
① When ordering please furnish name of ultimate user, station, and loca- ⑤ Diameters of copper ground studs are as follows:
tion of gear.
② Fuse assemblies (fuse holders or fuse units with end fittings) are not Ground Stud Diameter (inches) Diameter (mm)
included. For units equipped with Fault Fiter Electronic Power Fuse Mount- Switch ½ 13
ings, two spare Fault Fiter Interrupting Modules, one spare Fault Fiter
Electronic Power Fuse Holder, or one spare current-limiting fuse holder Fuse 7∕16 11
can be accommodated in each compartment. Bus Terminal 7∕16 11
③ Where the National Electrical Safety Code (ANSI Standard C2)
applies, this optional feature may be included to meet the requirements Ground Pad 7∕16 11
of Section 381G.
 Must be specified if end user is not an electric utility and/or if Canadian
④ Meets RUS’s requirements for “dead-front.” Standards Association listing, Catalog Number Suffix “-Z,” is specified.
 Specify Catalog Number Suffix “-F12” for gear with stainless-steel
enclosure.
 Not available if Canadian Standards Association listing, Catalog
Number Suffix “-Z,” is specified.
TABLE CONTINUED ▶

Suffix to be
Added to
Gear Catalog
Number
PMH-3, -5
6 inches -K1
All other models
PMH-3, -5
12 inches -K2
All other models
Carbon steel
PMH-3, -5
18 inches -K3
All other models
PMH-3, -5
24 inches -K4
Base Spacer, compartmented to match enclosure, All other models
increases cable-termination height① PMH-3, -5
6 inches -K11
All other models
PMH-3, -5
12 inches -K12
All other models
Stainless steel
PMH-3, -5
18 inches -K13
All other models
PMH-3, -5
24 inches -K14
All other models
PMH-3, -5
6 inches -K7
All other models
PMH-3, -5
12 inches -K8
All other models
Carbon steel
PMH-3, -5
18 inches -K9
All other models
PMH-3, -5
24 inches -K10
Base Spacer, noncompartmented, increases cable- All other models
termination height① PMH-3, -5
6 inches -K17
All other models
PMH-3, -5
12 inches -K18
All other models
Stainless steel
PMH-3, -5
18 inches -K19
All other models
PMH-3, -5
24 inches -K20
All other models
① Three-phase units include a 6-inch interconnecting-control-wiring

base spacer that accommodates wiring from switch operators to low-volt-
age compartment and also provides a corresponding increase in cable-
termination space. Specify additional base spacers accordingly. When the
remote supervisory unit is replacing a manual unit, refer to “Application
Notes” on page 4.
TABLE CONTINUED ▶

Suffix to be
Added to
Gear Catalog
Number
International Crating① -L71 All models
Switch- and Bus-Terminal Adapters—for connection of two cables (through 750 kc mil)
per terminal② -M1 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
Note: Space limitations prevent use of these adapters where surge arresters are to be installed
In switch and bus compartments. For

conductor sizes No. 2 through -M2 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
Cable Guides, one at each terminal ②③ 1000 kc mil
In fuse compartments. For conductor
-M3 PMH-5, -6, -9, -11
sizes No. 2 through 4/0
14.4-kV
9 kV -N6
PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
14.4-kV
10 kV -N7
Polymer-Housed Metal-Oxide Surge Arresters,④ PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
base-mounted, at switch terminals and bus terminals in
12 kV -N8 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
Compartments 1 and 2 (removed for shipment)
15 kV -N9 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
25-kV
18 kV -N10
PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
14.4-kV
Metal-Oxide Surge Arresters,④ base-mounted, at switch 3 kV -N11
PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
and bus terminals in Compartments 1 and 2 (removed for
shipment) 14.4-kV
6 kV -N12
PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
14.4-kV
9 kV, 10 kV, or 9/10 kV -P1
PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
Mounting Provisions for Base-Mounted Surge Arresters⑤, 12 kV -P3 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
at switch terminals and bus terminals in Compartments
1 and 2 15 kV -P4 PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
25-kV
18 kV -P5
PMH-3, -5, -6, -9, -10, -11
All models with
communication control
Three-Phase Voltage Sensing using S&C Voltage Sensors⑥ -W1
equipment group or suffix
“-Y2” or “-Y3”
PMH-3, -5
Canadian Standards Association Special Inspection Service Compliance Label. Completed gear
inspected and approved by CSA to Canadian standards. Includes viewing window with tamper- PMH-6, -9
-Z  
resistant cover in switch compartment door(s), and hazard-alerting labels per CSA specification. PMH-11
Shipping time may be extended for inspection by CSA
PMH-10
① Wood products used in packaging are either hardwood or certified by class surge arresters. Surge arresters must be base-mounted only (with-
the wood supplier as being heat treated (kiln dried) to a core temperature out isolators).
of 133°F (56°C) for a minimum of 30 minutes. ⑥ Not available with switch-control equipment group suffixes “-Y5” and
② When Catalog Number Suffixes “-M1” and “-M2” are both specified, “-Y6.”
only one cable guide is provided at each switch terminal.  Key interlocks, Catalog Number Suffix “-C3” or “-C4,” must be specified
③ These devices extend below the base of the unit. Provide a cable pit or on gear with fuse component(s).
specify a base spacer that provides a 6-inch or greater increase in cable-  Not available if mounting provisions for fault indicator with viewing
termination height. window in switch compartment door(s), Catalog Number Suffix “-F2” or
④ Surge arresters are base-mounted only (without isolators). “F12,” is specified.
⑤ These provisions accommodate Ohio Brass Type PDV (metal oxide),  Not available if inner barrier panels, Catalog Number Suffix “-G7,” is
McGraw-Edison Type AZL19C (metal oxide), General Electric Tranquell® specified.
(metal oxide), or McGraw-Edison Type ES (silicon carbide) distribution-

SML-20 Power Fuse Components

Fuse-Unit End Fittings
Item Catalog Number
End Fittings (including Silencer), for use with SMU-20 Fuse Units 3097
SMU-20® Fuse Units ①
14.4 kV Nominal, 17.0 kV Max 25 kV Nominal, 27 kV Max
For a complete listing of available ampere ratings, speeds, and catalog numbers, refer to pages 17 and 18.
① These fuse units are usable in SM-20, SMD-20, SML-20, and SME-20
Mountings.
SML-4Z Power Fuse Components

Holders
Ratings
Item kV Catalog Number
Amperes, Max
Nom. Max
14.4 17.0 200E 92352
Holder (including Silencer), for use with SM-4 Refill Units
25 27 200E 92353
SM-4® Refill Units (For use with SM-4 and SML-4 Holders)①
14.4 kV Nominal, 17.0 kV Max 25 kV Nominal, 27 kV Max
For a complete listing of available ampere ratings, speeds, and catalog numbers, refer to page 19.
① These refill units are usable in SM-4, SM-4Z, SML-4Z, and SME-4Z
Holders.
Fault Fiter® Electronic Power Fuse Components

Holders
Ratings
Amperes, Cont.
Nom. Max
13.8 17.0 400 99412R1
Holder, for use with Fault Fiter Electronic Power Fuses
25 29 200 99413R1
Interrupting Modules①
Ratings
Amperes, Cont.
Nom. Max
13.8 17.0 600 802600R2
Interrupting Module, for use with Fault Fiter Electronic Power Fuses
25 29 600 803600R2
Control Modules①
For a complete listing of available types, TCC curve parameters, and catalog numbers, refer to pages 20 and 21.
① Interrupting modules and control modules rated 600 amperes continu-

ous are also applicable for use in mountings rated 200 or 400 amperes
continuous.

SMU-20® Fuse Units (For use in SM-20 or SML-20 Mountings)①

14.4 kV Nominal, 17.0 kV Max
“K” Ratings “E” Ratings
Rating, Rating,
Catalog Number Catalog Number
Amperes Amperes
S&C “K” S&C “K”
Speed Speed
TCC 165-2 TCC 115-2
1 702001
S&C Std. S&C Slow S&C Very Slow
Speed
TCC 153-2 TCC 119-2 TCC 176-2
3K 702003 5E 612005
6K 702006 7E 612007
8K 702008 10E 612010
10K 702010 13E 612013
12K 702012 15E 612015 712015
15K 702015 20E 612020 712020
20K 702020 25E 612025 712025
25K 702025 30E 612030 712030
30K 702030 40E 612040 712040
40K 702040 50E 612050 712050 602050
50K 702050 65E 612065 712065 602065
65K 702065 80E 612080 712080 602080
80K 702080 100E 612100 712100 602100
100K 702100 125E 612125 712125 602125
140K 702140 150E 612150 712150 602150
200K 702200 175E 612175 712175 602175
200E 612200 712200 602200
① These fuse units are equally suitable for use in SMD-20 Outdoor
Distribution Mountings; and also, for use with SME-20 Fuse-Unit End
Fittings listed in Specification Bulletin 665-31, “S&C Manual PME
Pad-Mounted Gear” and Specification Bulletin 666-31, “S&C Remote
Supervisory PME Pad-Mounted Gear.”

SMU-20® Fuse Units (For use in SM-20 or SML-20 Mountings)①—Continued

25 kV Nominal, 27 kV Max
“K” Ratings “E” Ratings
Rating, Rating,
Amperes Amperes
S&C “K” S&C “K”
Speed Speed
TCC 165-2 TCC 115-2
1 703001
S&C Std. S&C Slow S&C Very Slow
Speed
TCC 153-2 TCC 119-2 TCC 176-2
3K 703003 5E 613005
6K 703006 7E 613007
8K 703008 10E 613010
10K 703010 13E 613013
12K 703012 15E 613015 713015
15K 703015 20E 613020 713020
20K 703020 25E 613025 713025
25K 703025 30E 613030 713030
30K 703030 40E 613040 713040
40K 703040 50E 613050 713050 603050
50K 703050 65E 613065 713065 603065
65K 703065 80E 613080 713080 603080
80K 703080 100E 613100 713100 603100
100K 703100 125E 613125 713125 603125
140K 703140 150E 613150 713150 603150
200K 703200 175E 613175 713175 603175
200E 613200 713200 603200
① These fuse units are equally suitable for use in SMD-20 Outdoor Distri-
bution Mountings; and also, for use with SME-20 Fuse-Unit End Fittings
listed in Specification Bulletin 665-31, “S&C Manual PME Pad-Mounted
Gear” and Specification Bulletin 666-31, “S&C Remote Supervisory PME
Pad-Mounted Gear.”

SM-4® REFILL UNITS (For use in SML-4 Holders)①
Rating, 14.4 kV Nominal, 17.0 kV Max② 25 kV Nominal, 27 kV Max

Amperes
S&C Std. S&C Std.

Speed
TCC 115-4 TCC 115-4
1 122001R4 123001R4
2 122002R4 123002R4
S&C Std. S&C Slow S&C Coord. S&C Std. S&C Slow
Speed
TCC 153-4 TCC 119-4 TCC 179-2 TCC 153-2 TCC 119-4
3E 122005R4 123005R4
5E 122007R4 123007R4
7E 122010R4 123010R4
10E 122015R4 123015R4
13E 122020R4 123020R4
15E 122025R4 252025R4 123025R4 253025R4
20E 122030R4 252030R4 123030R4 253030R4
25E 122040R4 252040R4 123040R4 253040R4
30E 122050R4 252050R4 123050R4 253050R4
40E 122060R4 252060R4 123060R4 253060R4
50E 122075R4 252075R4 123075R4 253075R4
65E 122100R4 252100R4 123100R4 253100R4
80E 122125R4 252125R4 123125R4 253125R4
100E 122150R4 252150R4 123150R4 253150R4
125E 122200R4 252200R4 123200R4 253200R4
150E 122250R4 252250R4 123250R4 253250R4
175E 122275R4 252275R4 123275R4 253275R4
200E 122300R4 252300R4 123300R4 253300R4
210E 382210R4■
① These refill units are also suitable for use with SME-4Z Holders listed ■ This S&C Coordinating Speed refill unit should be applied where the
in Specification Bulletin 665-31, “S&C Manual PME Pad-Mounted Gear” maximum continuous load current does not exceed 200 amperes and
and Specification Bulletin 666-31, “S&C Remote Supervisory PME Pad- where all fault currents below 1000 amperes will be cleared by another
Mounted Gear.” fuse.
② Rated 14.4 kV nominal, for use in SM-4 Holders rated 14.4 kV when
applied in listed mountings rated 13.8 kV or in discontinued mountings
rated 14.4 kV.

Fault Fiter® Control Modules—Underground Subloop① Type (TCC No. 422-7)

TCC Curve Parameters
Continuous
Current, Minimum Pickup, Short-Time Pickup, Short-Time Instantaneous Pickup, Catalog Number
Amperes, Max② Amperes, RMS Amperes, RMS Delay Band Amperes, RMS
400 1300 2 3000 7020-C40P130S2T3

600
500 1300 1 3000 7020-C50P130S1T3
① This control module is applicable for protection of 15-kV and 25-kV load side of the Fault Fiter Electronic Power Fuse. If the maximum rated
class underground distribution subloops having the following parameters: transformer kVA connected is greater than the values listed above, or if the
maximum available fault current—14,000 amperes, RMS symmetrical at application involves protection of circuits serving industrial, commercial, or
15 kV, 12,500 amperes RMS, symmetrical at 25 kV; maximum rated trans- institutional loads, refer to nearest S&C Sales Office.
former kVA connected for residential circuits—1200 kVA single-phase, ② Control modules rated 600 amperes continuous are also applicable for
3600 kVA three-phase at 15 kV, 2400 kVA single-phase, 7200 kVA three- use in mountings rated 200 amperes or 400 amperes continuous.
phase at 25 kV; with no capacitor banks or current-limiting fuses on the
Fault Fiter Control Modules—Inverse Curve Type (TCC No. 410-7)

Continuous Current,
Minimum Pickup, Amperes, RMS Catalog Number
Amperes, Max①
400 814040
500 814050
600 814060
700 814070
600
800 814080
1000 814100
1250 814125
1500 814150
① Control modules rated 600 amperes continuous are also applicable for
use in mountings rated 200 amperes or 400 amperes continuous.

Fault Fiter Control Modules—Time-Delayed Compound-Curve Type (TCC No. 421-7)

TCC Curve Parameters
Continuous
Current, High-Current High-Current Catalog Number
Minimum Pickup, Short-Time
Amperes, Max① Pickup, Delay Band
Amperes, RMS Delay Band
Amperes, RMS Time Delay, ms
3000 7010-C40S1T3D8
1
6000 7010-C40S1T6D8
3000 7010-C40S2T3D8
2
6000 7010-C40S2T6D8
400 8
3000 7010-C40S3T3D8
3
6000 7010-C40S3T6D8
3000 7010-C40S4T3D8
4
6000 7010-C40S4T6D8
3000 7010-C60S1T3D8
1
6000 7010-C60S1T6D8
3000 7010-C60S2T3D8
2
6000 7010-C60S2T6D8
600 8
3000 7010-C60S3T3D8
3
6000 7010-C60S3T6D8
3000 7010-C60S4T3D8
4
6000 7010-C60S4T6D8
600
3000 7010-C80S1T3D8
1
6000 7010-C80S1T6D8
3000 7010-C80S2T3D8
2
6000 7010-C80S2T6D8
800 8
3000 7010-C80S3T3D8
3
6000 7010-C80S3T6D8
3000 7010-C80S4T3D8
4
6000 7010-C80S4T6D8
3000 7010-C110S1T3D8
1
6000 7010-C110S1T6D8
3000 7010-C110S2T3D8
2
6000 7010-C110S2T6D8
1100 8
3000 7010-C110S3T3D8
3
6000 7010-C110S3T6D8
3000 7010-C110S4T3D8
4
6000 7010-C110S4T6D8
① Control modules rated 600 amperes continuous are also applicable for
use in mountings rated 200 amperes or 400 amperes continuous.

Current-Limiting Fuses Accommodated in Fault Fiter® Mountings
For Use in Current-Limiting Fuse①

PMH Models Requires
With Nominal Rating② S&C Holder③
Voltage Manufacturer Type Catalog Number④
Max Current,
Rating, kV Max Voltage, kV
Amperes, RMS
Kearney B 8.3 30 –112 3142-A1
6–100 3142-A3
8.3
40–100 3142-A1
Kearney Q 6–30 3142-A2
15.5 40–50 3142-A1
65–100 3142
1.5C–100C 3142-A3
8.3
50C–100C 3142-A1
Cooper McGraw-Edison NX®
1.5C–100C 3142-A2
14.4 15.5
50C–100C 3142
8.3 3 –50 3142-A3
RTE® ELX
15.5 3 –50 3142-A2
12 –40 3142-A3
8.3
Combined 50–140 3142-A1
Technologies, Inc.
X Limiter™ 12 –40 3142-A2
15.5
50-100 3142
8.3 3.5C– 40C 3142-A3
Eaton Cutler Hammer CX
15.5 4C – 40C 3142-A2
15.5 30 – 100
Kearney B 3143R1-A1
22 25 – 65
6–30 3143R1-A3
Kearney Q 15.5
40–100 3143R1-A1
1.5C– 100C 3143R1-A3
15.5
McGraw-Edison NX® 50C–100C 3143R1-A1
Cooper
23 6C – 40C 3143R1-A3
25
15.5 3 –50
RTE® ELX 3143R1-A3
23 3 – 40
12–100 3143R1-A3
Combined 15.5
Technologies, Inc. 50-100 3143R1-A1
X Limiter™
23 12– 40 3143R1-A3
Cutler Hammer CX 15.5 4C – 40C 3143R1-A3
Eaton
Cutler Hammer CXN 15.5 45C–100C 3143R1-A1
① Fuses must be furnished by others. ③ Holders for 14.4-kV PMH models are rated 14.4 kV nominal, 17.0 kV
② Maximum voltage and current ratings listed apply to the complete maximum, and 200 amperes maximum. Holders for 25-kV PMH models
pad-mounted gear unit. Consult fuse manufacturer for complete fuse are rated 25 kV nominal, 29 kV maximum, and 200 amperes maximum.
ratings. ④ Includes adapter when required.

Touch-Up Kit Components—Aerosol Coatings in 12-Ounce Cans

Item Catalog Number
S&C Light Gray Outdoor Finish 9999-080
S&C Olive Green (Munsell 7GY3.29/1.5) Outdoor Finish 9999-058
S&C Red-Oxide Primer 9999-061
Accessories
Item Catalog Number
Grounding Jumpers, set of three, with eye-type clamps for installation with a
3′ cable length 4210
standard shotgun clamp stick
Shotgun Clamp Sticks for installation of grounding jumpers and for use with 6′-5½″ length 9933-150
voltage testers 9933-151
8′-5½″ length
For grounding jumpers 9933-149
Storage Bag, heavy canvas 6′-6″ length 9933-152

For shotgun clamp stick
8′-6″ length 9933-153
Voltage Tester with audio and visual signals, includes voltage tester, batteries, adapter for shotgun clamp sticks,
9931-072
and storage case①
Current Sensors, set of three—split core, rated 600/5 amperes for application in conjunction with manually operated switches
TA-2224
for monitoring load currents—for conductors of up to 3½-inch diameter②
Suffix “-Y2” RD-3602
For Switch-Control
Equipment Groups for use Suffix “-Y3” RD-3603
Detailed Hardware Manual—includes schematic diagrams, circuit-board layouts, with RTU by others
parts lists, bench-check procedures, and operating descriptions for the switch
control and battery charger, as applicable Suffix “-Y5” RD-3605
For Switch-Control
Equipment Groups for use Suffix “-Y6” RD-3606
without RTU
Pentahead Socket, for ½-inch drive 9931-074
S&C Battery Charger Recalibration Procedure—includes detailed instructions on calibrating the charging voltage to the
RD-3608
batteries to ensure optimal battery life
① For ultimate users other than electric utilities, also specify a shotgun where dielectric tape or heat-shrink tubing is used). These sensors are
clamp stick of the appropriate length. intended for application at ground potential and may be damaged by the
voltage gradient between the cable insulation and ground.
② Current sensors must not be installed on unshielded cables or on
cables where the insulation is exposed but ungrounded (for example,
Switch Blades ①
Rating
Item kV Amperes, Catalog Number
Nom. Max Cont.
14.4 17.0 200 5432

Switch Blade, for use in lieu of SMU-20 Fuse Unit in SML-20 Mounting
25 27 200 5433
14.4 17.0 200 5442
Switch Blade, for use in lieu of SML-4Z Holder in SML-4 Mounting
25 27 200 5443
Switch Blade, for use in lieu of Fault Fiter Holder in 13.8 17.0 400 3222
Fault Fiter Mounting 25 29 200 3223R1
① When switch blades are used in lieu of fuses, the Uni-Rupter Interrrupter Uni-Rupter Interrupter have fault-closing ratings equal to those of S&C
associated with these switches can carry and interrupt load currents up to Power Fuses with a Uni-Rupter device (refer to “Application Notes” on
and including the emergency peak-load capabilities of the SML power pages 3 and 4). The momentary and one-second ratings of the switches
fuses, or up to 400 amperes at 14.4 kV and 200 amperes at 25 kV equal the short-circuit ratings of the pad-mounted gear.
for Fault Fiter Electronic Power Fuses. Furthermore, the switches with the

Model PMH-3
14.4 kV and 25 kV
17½ 13⅞
(445) (352)
12½
(318)
30¼ 36
(768) (914)
8½ (216)
TYP.
1½ 1½
(38) 5⅛ (130) TYP. 12⅜ 1½
(38) (38)
(314)
⅝ (16) DIA. ANCHOR

BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
2⅜
(60)
4⅜ 28
(111) (711)
9
(229) TYP.
TYP.
kV,
A1 A2 B C D E1 E2 F G1 G2 G3 H M R S T U W X
Nom.
9⅞ 11⅛ 3⅞ 30 40¾ 12⅞ 7¾ 37¾ 6 9¾ 9¾ 50 34 5½ 4⅞ 16 10¼ 34⅞ ⅞
14.4
(251) (283) (98) (762) (1035) (327) (197) (959) (152) (248) (248) (1270) (864) (140) (124) (406) (260) (886) (22)
14⅛ 15¼ 3⅞ 49 59¾ 13¾ 9 56¾ 7½ 11 12½ 61 42⅛ 9¾ 14⅜ 25¾ 20 43 ½

25
(359) (387) (98) (1245) (1518) (349) (229) (1441) (191) (279) (318) (1549) (1070) (248) (365) (654) (508) (1092) (13)
 When Catalog Number Suffix “-M1” is specified, cable-termination

locations will be slightly affected. Refer to the nearest S&C Sales Office for
details.

Model PMH-5
14.4 kV and 25 kV
17½ 13⅞
(445) (352)
12⅜
(318)
30¼
(768) 36
(914)
8½ (216) TYP.
1½ 1½
(38) (38) 5⅛ (130) TYP. 12⅜ 1½
(314) (38)

BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
2⅜
9 (60)
(229)
TYP. 28
4⅜ (711)
(111)
kV,
A1 A2 B C D E F G H J K M R S T U W X
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 44 54¾ 12⅞ 51¾ 6 50 4⅞ 9¾ 34 5½ 11⅞ 16 10¼ 34⅞ ⅞

14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1118) (1391) (327) (1314) (152) (1270) (124) (248) (864) (140) (302) (406) (260) (886) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 51½ 68¼ 13¾ 65¼ 7½ 61 6⅝ 12½ 42⅛ 9¾ 18⅝ 25¾ 20 43 ½
25
(359) (286) (98) (1461) (1734) (349) (1657) (191) (1549) (168) (318) (1070) (248) (473) (654) (508) (1092) (13)

details.

Model PMH-6
14.4 kV and 25 kV with one switch operator
28 17½ 13⅞
(711) (445)
Dimensions in inches
(352) (mm)
12½
(318)
36 30¼
(914) (768)
6
(152)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½ 5⅛ (130)
(38 (38) TYP.
25-kV Models
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
25-kV Models (229)
TYP.
kV,
A1 A2 B C D E F G H J K L M R S T U W X
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 4¾ 9¾ 14¾ 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞
14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1356) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (121) (248) (375) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 6 12½ 16½ 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½

25
(359) (286) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (152) (318) (419) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-6
14.4 kV and 25 kV with two switch operators

28 17½ 13⅞
(711) (445) (352)
12½
(318)
36 30¼
(914) (768)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½
(38) (38) 5⅛ (130)
25-kV Models TYP.
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
(229)
TYP.
25-kV Models
kV,
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 4¾ 9¾ 14¾ 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞
14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (121) (248) (375) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 6 12½ 16½ 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½

25
(359) (286) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (152) (318) (419) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-9

13⅞
28 17½ Dimensions in inches
(352) (mm)
(711) (445) 12½
(318)
36 30¼
(914) (768)
6
(152)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½
(38) (38) 5⅛ (130)
TYP.
25-kV Models
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
(229)
25-kV Models TYP.
kV,
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 4¾ 9¾ 14¾ 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞
14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (121) (248) (375) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 6 12½ 16½ 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½
25
(359) (286) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (152) (318) (419) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-9

13⅞
28 17½ (352)
(711) (445)
12½
(318)
36 30¼
(914) (768)
8½
(216)TYP.
1½ 1½
(38) (38) 5⅛ (130)
25-kV Models TYP.
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
25-kV Models (229)
TYP.
kV,
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 4¾ 9¾ 14¾ 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞

14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (121) (248) (375) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 6 12½ 16½ 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½

25
(359) (286) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (152) (318) (419) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-10
13⅞
28 17½ (352)
(711) (445) 12½
(318)
30¼
36 (768)
(914)
6
(152)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½
(38) 5⅛ (130)
(38) TYP.
25-kV Models
14.4-kV Models

BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
25-kV Models (229)
TYP.
kV, Nom. A1 B C D E F G H M R S T U W X
9⅞ 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞

14.4
(251) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½
25
(359) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-10
28 17½ 13⅞
(711) (445) (352)
12½
(318)
30¼
36 (768)
(914)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½
(38) (38) 5⅛ (130)
25-kV Models TYP.
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
25-kV Models (229)
TYP.
kV, Nom. A1 B C D E F G H M R S T U W X
9⅞ 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞

14.4
(251) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½
25
(359) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-10
14.4 kV and 25 kV with four switch operators
17½ 17½ 13⅞

(352)
(445) (445) 12½
(318)
30¼ 30¼
(768) (768)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½ 5⅛ (130)
(38) (38) TYP.

BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
3
(76)
9
3 (76) (229)
TYP.
kV, Nom. A1 B C D E F G H M R T W X
9⅞ 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 34 5½ 16 67 ⅞

14.4
(251) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (864) (140) (406) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 41½ 9¾ 26 82 ½
25
(359) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (1054) (248) (660) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-11
13⅞
28 17½ (352)
(711) (445)
12½
(318)
30¼
36 (768)
(914)
6
(152)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½ 5⅛ (130)
(38) (38) TYP.
25-kV Models
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
25-kV Models (229)
TYP.
kV,
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 4¾ 9¾ 14¾ 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞
14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (121) (248) (375) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 6 12½ 16½ 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½
25
(359) (286) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (152) (318) (419) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-11

28 17½ 13⅞
(711) (445) (352)
12½
(318)
36 30¼
(914) (768)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½ 5⅛ (130)
(38) (38) TYP.
25-kV Models
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
25-kV Models (229)
TYP.
kV,
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 4¾ 9¾ 14¾ 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞
14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (121) (248) (375) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 6 12½ 16½ 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½
25
(359) (286) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (152) (318) (419) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

Model PMH-11
14.4 kV and 25 kV with three switch operators

28 17½ 13⅞
(711) (445) (352)
12½
(318)
30¼
36 (768)
(914)
8½
(216) TYP.
1½ 1½ 5⅛ (130)
(38) (38) TYP.
25-kV Models
14.4-kV Models
BOLTS (4) BY USER
1½ (38) MAX
14.4-kV Models
4⅜
(111)
TYP.
2⅜
(60)
9
(229)
25-kV Models TYP.
kV,
Nom.
9⅞ 7 3⅞ 53 63¾ 12⅞ 60¾ 6 50 4¾ 9¾ 14¾ 34 5½ 1 16 10¼ 67 ⅞

14.4
(251) (178) (98) (1346) (1619) (327) (1543) (152) (1270) (121) (248) (375) (864) (140) (25) (406) (260) (1702) (22)
14⅛ 11¼ 3⅞ 69 79¾ 13¾ 76¾ 7½ 61 6 12½ 16½ 41½ 9¾ 5¼ 25¾ 20 82 ½

25
(359) (286) (98) (1753) (2026) (349) (1949) (191) (1549) (152) (318) (419) (1054) (248) (133) (654) (508) (2083) (13)

details.

PMS – 2 Unit Tag and Site Pictures
PMS – 3 Unit Tag and Site Pictures
MARAD MLF Site Map
Gate3 Guard Build

Fence Line Fence Line Fence Line
Fence Line
Fence Line Incoming Feeder

Controlled by BRF
PMS - 3 PMS - 2
North Pier
South Pier

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Switch Purchase & Installation Specifications for MARAD Layberth

MARAD Layberth Facility

4.0 GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS / SERVICES

April 15, 2019

2 S&C Specification Bulletin 681-31

Load-Interrupter Switch apply to any equipment that has been disassembled,

Special Warranty Provisions How to Order

S&C Specification Bulletin 681-31 3

Table 1. 50/60-Hz ANSI Ratings—IEC Ratings in Parentheses①

Main Bus Short- Cont., 10-Time Duty-Cycle 10-Time Cont., 10-Time

12 500 200 12 500 12 500 12 500 600 16 000 12 500

4 S&C Specification Bulletin 681-31

Table 2. Three-Phase Units

S&C Specification Bulletin 681-31 5

Table 2. Three-Phase Units—Continued

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Table 2. Three-Phase Units—Continued

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Table 2. Three-Phase Units—Continued

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Table 3. Switchgear Styles

Olive green finish -P2 201, 210, 211, 220

302, 303, 312, 320,

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Table 4. Single-Pole or Three-Pole Fault Interrupting①②③

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Table 5. Optional Features

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Table 5. Optional Features—Continued

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Table 5. Optional Features—Continued

① The user-supplied trip-initiating signal must be a momentary con-

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Table 5. Optional Features—Continued

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6-foot–5½-inch (1969-cm) length 9933-150

Table 7. Touch-Up Kit Components—Aerosol Coatings in 12-ounce cans

S&C light gray outdoor finish 9999-080

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Vista Underground Distribution System Tank—Applicable to All Models Rated

Dimensions in inches (mm)

3¹⁵⁄₁₆ (100) 5 (127) TYPICAL

⁵⁄₈ (16) DIAMETER

1³⁄₄ (44) 5¹⁄₄ (133) 8 (203)

5 (127) 3¹⁵⁄₁₆ (100)

ANCHOR BOLT PLAN

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Dimensions in inches (mm)

201, 210, 211, 220 NA NA NA 3213/16 (833)

302, 303, 312,

404, 413, 422,

505, 514, 523,

606, 615, 624,

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Vista Underground Distribution System Tank—Applicable to

Dimensions in inches (mm)

TERMINATION VIEW SIDE VIEW

EIGHT ⁵₈ (16) DIAMETER

EIGHT ⁵₈ (16) DIAMETER

8 ⁵⁄₈ (16) DIA. ANCHOR BOLTS

8 ⁵⁄₈ (16) DIA. ANCHOR BOLTS

Conditions of Sale—Continued b) Connectors: Obtain the catalog number of the con-