S&C Alduti-Rupter Additional Instructions For Installation And Operation Download Page 7

S&C Instruction Sheet 761-507   

7

Shipping and Handling

Inspection

Examine the shipment for external evidence of damage as 
soon after receipt as possible, preferably before removal 
from the carrier’s conveyance. Check the bill of lading to 
make sure the listed shipping skids, crates, and containers 
are present.

If there is visible loss and/or damage:

1.  Notify the delivering carrier immediately.
2.  Ask for a carrier inspection.
3.  Note condition of shipment on all copies of the delivery 

receipt.

4.  File a claim with the carrier.

If concealed damage is discovered:

1.  Notify the delivering carrier within 15 days of receipt of 

shipment.

2.  Ask for a carrier inspection.
3.  File a claim with the carrier.

Also notify S&C Electric Company in all instances of 

loss and/or damage.

Packing

Study the erection drawing carefully and check the bill of 
materials to be sure all parts are at hand. When a standard 
mounting arrangement is specifi ed, the shipment includes:
•  A three-pole interrupter switch complete with 

interphase drive, factory assembled on a single base 
(All switch adjustments, including that of the interphase 
drive, are made at the factory to ensure proper operation 
and simultaneity of opening and closing.)

•  Three vertical operating-pipe sections (Switch may be 

furnished “less operating pipe,” if specifi ed.)

•  Operating-mechanism components, such as handle, rod 

guides, and couplings—each tagged and keyed to the 
bill of material for ready identifi cation
The components included with these modifications are 

shown on the erection drawing bill of material under the 
specified “-SX” suffix. They include:

-S1  One tubular fiberglass insulating section in vertical 

operating shaft

-S2  One Cypoxy™ Insulator unit in vertical operating 

shaft

-S6  Key interlock—single lock for a “locked-open” 

application

-S6L  Provision for key interlock—allows future addition 

of single lock for “locked-open” application

-S7  Auxiliary contact switch with 4 N/O and 4 N/C 

contacts (600 Vac, 20 A)

-S8  Provision for power operation of pole-mounted 

switch by S&C Switch Operator—Type AS-10

-S9  Provision for power operation of steel-structure 

or pedestal-mounted switches by S&C Switch 
Operator—Type AS-10

-S16  Provision for power operation by S&C 6801M 

Automatic Switch Operator

“-V1,” “-V2,” or “-V3” adds (one, two, or three respectively) 

extra 6-foot-10-inch (208-cm) lengths of pipe and includes 
the appropriate number of extra couplings and guides.

Reference drawing RD-10005, detailing the various 

modifications, is included in addition to the erection 
drawing.

Power Operation: 

If suffi x “-S8” or “-S9” is specifi ed, 

S&C Instruction Sheets 769-510 and 769-511, “S&C Switch 
Operators—Type AS-10,” are included with the switch 
operator shipment. Instruction Sheets 769-510 and 769-
511 cover installation, operation, and adjustment of 
the appropriate switch operator and should be used in 
conjunction with this instruction sheet where applicable. 
If suffi x “-S16” is specifi ed, associated S&C Instruction 
Sheets for the 6801M Automatic Switch Operator are 
included with the switch operator shipment. Not all 
mounting arrangements are suitable for power operation; 
consult the nearest S&C Sales Offi ce for details.

Handling

The crate the switch is packed in is designed to be moved 
and lifted using a lift truck. Raised slots in the bottom of 
the crate are provided for a lift truck’s forks.

NOTICE

To minimize time-consuming final adjustments 
after installation, make sure the switch poles are in 
their fully 

Closed position during installation of the 

interphase and vertical operating pipe sections . S&C 
recommends tying the switch blades to their jaw 
contacts with wire or a cable tie .

WARNING

DO NOT lift the switch by rigging on the “live parts” or 

subject these parts to undue stress from slings or fall 
lines .
Lifting the switch by the live parts will damage the 
switch . Rough handling may cause damage to the 
blades and contacts .
Failure to lift the switch properly can result in 

switch damage, causing improper operation, 

arcing or electrical shock. 

Summary of Contents for Alduti-Rupter

Page 1: ...tions 4 Replacement Instructions and Labels 4 Location of Safety Labels 5 Safety Precautions 6 Shipping and Handling Inspection 7 Packing 7 Handling 7 Installation Mounting to Wood 8 Preparing the Pol...

Page 2: ...carefully read this instruction sheet and all materials included in the product s S C Instruction Handbook before installing or operating your S C Alduti Rupter Switch Familiarize yourself with the Sa...

Page 3: ...user s claim All other warranties whether express or implied or arising by operation of law course of dealing usage of trade or otherwise are excluded The only warranties are those stated in Price She...

Page 4: ...ecautions are not followed NOTICE NOTICE identifies important procedures or requirements that can result in prod uct or property damage if instructions are not followed Following Safety Instructions I...

Page 5: ...Hazard B WARNING Piercing Set Screws G 3176R1 C WARNING Handle Operation G 4400R5 D WARNING Electrocution Hazard Grounding Strap G 6596 G 6580 1 on tiered outboard mounting configuration switch G 658...

Page 6: ...ng in accordance with safe operating procedures and rules 4 SAFETY LABELS AND TAGS Do not remove or obscure any of the DANGER WARNING CAUTION or NOTICE labels and tags Remove tags ONLY if instructed t...

Page 7: ...iary contact switch with 4 N O and 4 N C contacts 600 Vac 20 A S8 Provision for power operation of pole mounted switch by S C Switch Operator Type AS 10 S9 Provision for power operation of steel struc...

Page 8: ...sired height for mounting the switch See Figure 3 Refer to the erection drawing STEP 2 Insert a inch diameter through bolt not fur nished into each hole as shown in Figure 4 Loosely attach a square wa...

Page 9: ...G DO NOT lift the switch by rigging to the live parts Avoid allowing the switch to swing while lifting Lifting the switch by the live parts will dam age the switch Rough handling may cause damage to t...

Page 10: ...ighten the bolts See Figure 9 Then remove the lifting slings STEP 8 Attach the pole bands to the switch base anchor brackets using the J bolts furnished Use a stiffening block under each nut See Figur...

Page 11: ...and contacts Failure to lift the switch properly can result in switch damage causing improper opera tion arcing or electrical shock The switch will role somewhat more than 90 degrees as it clears the...

Page 12: ...heads enter into the keyhole slot and open slotted hole in the switch base See Figure 13 STEP 12 Slowly lower the switch until it just bears on the through bolts Fully tighten the bolts See Figure 14...

Page 13: ...1 Makesurethecuttingtipofthepiercingsetscrewdoes not protrude through the body of the clamp 2 Insert the operating pipe section into the coupling and finger tighten the clamp bolt s 3 Adjust the opera...

Page 14: ...n the switch drive lever and the uppermost rod guide with the rod guide arm pointing upward at a 45 degree angle See Figure 19 A positioning stud is furnished that holds the rod guide at 45 degrees Fo...

Page 15: ...itch Operator as sig nified by the addition of the standard minor modification suffix S8 or S9 to the erection drawing number refer instead to S C Instruction Sheet 769 510 S C Switch Operators Type A...

Page 16: ...attained STEP 20 Fasten the free end of the grounding strap to the lowest vertical operating pipe section a few inches above the operating handle assembly with the U bolt connector provided for this...

Page 17: ...g adjust ments to the de energized switch When opening or closing an energized switch swing the operating handle vig orously through its full travel without hesitation Arcing and damage to the switch...

Page 18: ...nce in the operating linkage is essential to ensure positive switch closure Recheck to be sure all clamp bolts and pierc ing set screws have been torqued to final tight ness If a key interlock is not...

Page 19: ...s full travel CAUTION The switch should be opened and closed slowly only when checking for alignment and complete closure When opening or closing the switch in ser vice do not slow down or stop part w...

Page 20: ...edure lengthening the driven arm of the adjustable rod guide in one step increments and readjusting for full operating handle travel until full switch blade travel is attained f When satisfactory trav...

Page 21: ...he following conditions must be met a As the blade assembly moves in the closing direction each blade closing cam must make positive engagement with its respective inter rupter closing lever See Figur...

Page 22: ...equired to conform to these conditions e Also asthebladeassemblymovesinthe opening direction the two blade opening cams must simultaneously make positive engagement with their respective interrupter o...

Page 23: ...nt NOTICE Stationary contacts are greaseless and self lubricating Do not apply lubricant to the stationary contacts Connecting High Voltage Conductors When high voltage conductors are to be connected...

Page 24: ...reaking fault currents STEP 28 Remove the padlock from the locking bar on the operating handle assembly Withdraw the locking bar See Figure 38 a If the operating handle assembly is fur nished withakey...

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