Withdrawable Low Voltage Switchgear 400V 690V Drawout MCC Switchboard

Product Details

This withdrawable LV switchgear combines drawout technology with flexible MCC and power distribution configurations for industrial applications. The modular design allows feeder units to be individually withdrawn, inspected and replaced, helping reduce maintenance time and improve equipment availability. The cabinet can integrate ACB, MCCB, contactors, motor protection and other electrical components according to the required circuit functions. We provide customized busbar systems, feeder layouts, cable compartments and protection configurations based on customer drawings. The solution is suitable for demanding industrial power distribution and motor control applications.

Applications

Designed for factories, mining plants, manufacturing facilities, water treatment plants, oil and gas facilities, processing plants and large infrastructure projects. It can be used for motor control, pump systems, production lines, auxiliary power distribution and industrial feeder protection. The withdrawable configuration is suitable for facilities requiring frequent equipment maintenance, multiple outgoing circuits and flexible load management while maintaining reliable power distribution.

Core Technical Parameters

• Rated Voltage: 400V / 690V
• Rated Current: Up to 6300A
• Frequency: 50/60Hz
• Motor Feeder: Contactor/MCCB configuration
• Short-Circuit Rating: Up to 100kA
• Standard: IEC 61439

FAQ

Q1: Can this switchgear be used as an MCC?
Yes. It can integrate motor feeders, MCCB, contactors and motor protection devices.

Q2: Can each feeder be independently withdrawn?
Yes. The modular design allows individual functional units to be withdrawn.

Q3: Can you design the MCC according to our motor list?
Yes. Motor ratings and feeder requirements can be used for customized design.

Q4: Is it suitable for mining applications?
Yes. The cabinet can be customized for demanding industrial and mining environments.

Q5: Can you manufacture according to customer drawings?
Yes. SLDs, load lists and technical specifications can be used for engineering.