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S&C Instruction Sheet 662-505    7

Installation

Access to the Interior

 CAUTION

Do not apply any undue force when attempting to 
open a door . The use of undue force may damage 
the latching mechanism . If optional key interlocks are 
provided, be sure the interlocks are in their correct 
positions to allow door opening .

Follow these steps to open the enclosure:

STEP  1.  

Access to the interior of Manual PMH 
Pad-Mounted Gear is controlled by the 
Penta-Latch® Mechanism, which must be 
opened with a pentahead socket wrench or 
tool except when hexhead actuators (catalog 
number suffi x “-B1” or “-B2”) are specifi ed. The 
latching mechanism is coordinated with the 
provisions for padlocking so the mechanism 
can be unlatched only after the padlock has 
been removed. The padlock can be installed 
only after the door has been securely closed and 
completely latched.

(a)  Use a pentahead socket wrench or tool 

(a hexhead socket wrench or tool when 
catalog number suffi x “-Bl” or “-B2” is 
specifi 

ed) to unlatch the Penta-Latch 

Mechanism by rotating the actuator 
counterclockwise approximately 60° 
against spring resistance until a distinct 
“click” is heard and the actuator reaches its 
stop. See Figure 2. This single motion 
unlatches the mechanism and recharges the 
latching spring for the subsequent closing 
operation. 

(b)  Pull the door open and secure it with the 

door holder.  See Figure 3.

(c)  For double-door models of pad-mounted 

gear, the left-hand door is secured by a latch 
and is overlapped by the right-hand door 
equipped with the Penta-Latch Mechanism. 
The left-hand door can be opened after (1) 
opening the right-hand door, (2) removing 
the tie wrap that secures it for shipment, and 
(3) disengaging the latch by rotating the 
latch upward. See Figure 4 on page 8.

Figure 2. To unlock the doors, turn the pentahead socket wrench 
60° counterclockwise against spring resistance until a “click” 
is heard and the wrench reaches its stop.

Figure 3. Using the door holder to hold the door open.

Door holder (stored)

Door holder (latched)

(a)

(b)

Summary of Contents for PMH

Page 1: ...d this Instruction Sheet 2 Retain this Instruction Sheet 2 Proper Application 2 Warranty 2 Safety Information Understanding Safety Alert Messages 3 Following Safety Instructions 3 Replacement Instruct...

Page 2: ...l PMH Pad Mounted Gear Designate a location where you can easily retrieve and refer to this publication Proper Application WARNING The equipment in this publication is only intended for a specific app...

Page 3: ...cautions are not followed NOTICE NOTICE identifies important procedures or requirements that can result in product or property damage if instructions are not followed Following Safety Instructions If...

Page 4: ...g ground for testing before energizing the switchgear and at all times when energized The ground wire s must be bonded to the system neutral if present If the system neutral is not present proper prec...

Page 5: ...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 da...

Page 6: ...Type SML 20 and SML 4Z Power Fuses Fault Fiter Electronic Power Fuses or a variety of single barrel current limiting fuses For operating instructions regarding Manual PMH Mounted Gear refer to S C In...

Page 7: ...socket wrench or tool when catalog number suffix Bl or B2 is specified to unlatch the Penta Latch Mechanism by rotating the actuator counterclockwise approximately 60 against spring resistance until a...

Page 8: ...the door b Pull outward on the cover of the Penta Latch Mechanism to verify the door has latched securely If it has not use a pentahead or hexhead when applicable socket wrench or tool to rotate the...

Page 9: ...witch barriers e Level the pad mounted gear enclosure using metal shims as required between the mounting pad and the enclosure f Shim the enclosure of four compartment units until the tops of the comp...

Page 10: ...ge 9 b Lift the barrier from the guide and place it in a location where the barrier will not be damaged STEP 5 Optional cable guides catalog number suffix M2 or M3 if specified include cable support b...

Page 11: ...4 kV 2 inches 57 mm for 25 kV Minimum clearance from energized parts to barriers 1 inch 25 mm for 14 4 kV 2 inches 57 mm for 25 kV Minimum clearance from terminator skirts to barriers inch 13 mm for...

Page 12: ...14 4 kV 1 inch 32 mm at 25 kV Two position cable terminator adapters are provided at the fuse hinge assemblies See Figure 7 These adapters can be placed in their alternate positions when required for...

Page 13: ...le washer is flat Then back off one half turn Do not use lockwashers with Belleville washers STEP 7 Connect the cable concentric neutral ground wires and the ground pads inside the pad mounted gear en...

Page 14: ...e blind tapped holes b Check the interior of the pad mounted gear Remove all foreign materials and tools that may have been mislaid and sweep the interior clear of debris c Remove the tie wraps that s...

Page 15: ...nt by S C should be conducted at no more than 0 75 times the values shown When making ac tests the time duration for application of the test voltage should be limited to less than 10 seconds The colum...

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