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The Quality Name in High Voltage Switching 

 

 

 

Southern States, LLC 

Equipment Receipt, Installation, Use, Operation and Maintenance Terms 

(“Terms of Use”) 

 

The purchaser (“Purchaser”) of certain Equipment (the “Equipment”)  identified in the Instruction Manual accompanying these Terms 

of Use sold by Southern States, LLC (“Southern States”), by Purchaser’s acceptance or Use of Equipment in any way, agrees to the 

Terms of Use set forth below (the word “Use” herein means receipt, testing, inspection, installation, operation, maintenance and 

otherwise handling the Equipment):

 

Purchaser represents and warrants that it is fully qualified to Use the 

Equipment, and that it is a sophisticated user of the Equipment with a 

high level of expertise in the Use of the Equipment and Purchaser 

knows that Southern States is relying on Purchaser’s sophistication 

and expertise with respect to the Equipment.

 

 

 

The Purchaser will, within seven (7) days after receipt of the 

Equipment, inspect the Equipment and identify and notify Southern 

States in writing of any missing parts, damage or defects observed in 

the Equipment. 

 

 

The Purchaser will Use the Equipment, only in conformity with all 

manuals, data sheets and instructions provided by Southern States, and 

in keeping with sound engineering, utility and safety practice.  

Purchaser will at its own expense, provide all necessary labor, supplies, 

and facilities required to Use the Equipment.  

 

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The Purchaser may use its own personnel or engage a third 

party to Use the Equipment.  The Purchaser shall insure that it 

only utilizes personnel who are fully qualified or certified by a 

reputable certification agency to Use the Equipment. In the 

event that Purchaser cannot find such qualified personnel, the 

Purchaser will notify Southern States and seek its advice to 

determine a mutually agreeable solution. 

 

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By separate agreement, Southern States  may provide such 

services and the personnel  to conduct such services in 

connection with the installation of the Equipment. In the event 

Southern States agrees to provide personnel to install, maintain, 

and operate the Equipment, such personnel will function only 

in an advisory capacity and shall have no responsibility for the 

supervision, or the quality or workmanship of such installation, 

maintenance, or operation of the Equipment.  

 

 

The Purchaser shall not install and operate the Equipment in a way such 

that a single point of Equipment failure leads to a cascading event or 

consequential damage to any person or property. Purchaser shall ensure 

redundancy in its system at all times. Purchaser acknowledges and 

agrees that electric service is by nature subject to interruptions due to 

Equipment failures and shall not agree to provide service free from the 

effects of Equipment failures. 

 

 

The Equipment will be maintained and inspected as provided by this 

instruction manual and in compliance with best industry practices, but 

in no event will the Equipment be inspected and tested less frequently 

than once in every 6 months.  

 

The Purchaser shall not repair, dismantle, or alter any of the Equipment 

without Southern States’ written consent.  

 

 

Any failure of Equipment either in service, testing or inspection will be 

promptly reported in writing to Southern States within 24 hours of the 

failure so that adequate evidence can be collected, appropriate 

diagnostic tests can be conducted, and analysis of the failure can be 

determined.  

 

 

Southern States will have no liability for any direct, indirect, 

consequential or remote damage or injury, whether or not foreseen or 

foreseeable, to the Purchaser or any third party or person for any 

damages or injury to person or property caused by Purchaser’s  or any 

third party’s actions, whether or not negligent, in the Use of the 

Equipment.  Purchaser shall indemnify and hold Southern States and its 

employees, officers and directors against any damage or injury caused 

in whole or part by Purchaser’s or any third party’s action whether or 

not negligent, resulting from the Use of the Equipment. Southern States 

expressly rejects any liability to third parties. The Purchaser expressly 

waives any claim against Southern States, its employees, officers, 

directors and affiliates, for injury or damage to person or property 

resulting from Use of the Equipment not directly and solely caused by 

Southern States’ negligence. For the purposes of clarity, Southern 

States shall not be liable, and be fully indemnified by the Purchaser, for 

the following related to the Equipment: normal wear and tear, excessive 

use and loading, improper interference or maintenance on the part of 

the Purchaser or third parties, incomplete or false information given by 

the Purchaser, inappropriate or improper Use,  faulty operation, 

installation or start-up,  faulty or careless handling, improper 

maintenance, use of unsuitable operating materials/substitute materials, 

defective construction work, hazardous ambient conditions unknown to 

the Purchaser, chemical, electro-chemical or  electrical influences, 

changes to the subject  of delivery made without Southern States 

consent. 

 

 

In the event that Southern States is found by a court of competent 

jurisdiction or a properly empaneled arbitral body to be liable to the 

Purchaser for any reason, Southern States shall be entitled to a reduction 

in the liability by taking into account the exceptions provided by statute, 

law, and any counterclaims Southern States may have against 

Purchaser.  

 

 

The failure of Purchaser to comply with these Terms of Use herein shall 

void any and all warranties related to the Equipment. These Terms of 

Use shall be deemed to be part of the binding contractual agreements 

between Purchaser and Southern States related to the Equipment and 

shall govern over any inconsistent term or provision in such other 

contractual agreements.

Summary of Contents for SSB-A

Page 1: ...Types SSB T SSB A copper aluminum Single Side Break Disconnect Switch 15 5 kV 72 kV 1200 A or 2000 A INSTRUCTION INSTALLATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Page I The Quality Name in High Voltage Switching...

Page 3: ...sons present to develop and implement a proper rigging lifting and installation plan along with all safety precautions required to insure safe and proper lifting and installation of the equipment to d...

Page 4: ...and inspected as provided by this instruction manual and in compliance with best industry practices but in no event will the Equipment be inspected and tested less frequently than once in every 6 mon...

Page 5: ...his manner will constitute the Warranty Holder s exclusive remedy and fulfillment of all SSLLC s liabilities and responsibilities hereunder SSLLC s duty to perform under this limited warranty may be d...

Page 6: ...Page V The Quality Name in High Voltage Switching...

Page 7: ...Page VI The Quality Name in High Voltage Switching Type SSB T SSB A Single Side Break Disconnect Switch 15 5 kV 72 5 kV 1200A or 2000A...

Page 8: ...justment 9 Adjustment of switch in closed position 9 Adjustment of switch in open position 9 Adjustment of contact pressure 10 Arcing Horn Adjustment 11 Check Single Pole Adjustments 11 Operating Mech...

Page 9: ...nect Switch Common Terminology 4 Figure 2 Hinge End 7 Figure 3 Contact End Switch Open 7 Figure 4 Blade Shown Fully Open 9 Figure 5 Rotating Insulator Bearing 9 Figure 6 Contact End Shown Fully Closed...

Page 10: ...atter shall take precedence Summary These instructions do not purport to cover all details or variations in equipment or provide for every possible contingency to be met in connection with installatio...

Page 11: ...ditions associated with a specific application are not sufficiently addressed All photographs and sketches in this manual are for illustration purposes only and may not be to scale Refer to the Unit A...

Page 12: ...Page 3 of 17 Summary Introduction...

Page 13: ...ssemblies Live Parts blades with hinges terminal pads and contacts Bases Insulators Interphase Control Pipes with Hardware Outboard Bearing Operator A Terminal Pad B Contact C Contact Adjusting Bolt C...

Page 14: ...Peak Withstand 99 kA Ambient Temperature Rating 40OC to 50OC Standard 50OC Optional Ratings 2000 A Maximum Voltage Rating 15 5 kV 27 kV 38 kV 48 3 kV 72 5 kV BIL 110 kV 150 kV 200 kV 250 kV 350 kV Ra...

Page 15: ...oted file a claim immediately with the carrier and contact the factory Storage All components of the SSB T SSB A single side break disconnect switch are suitable for outdoor use and do not have any sp...

Page 16: ...nge end live parts assembly see Figure 2 Rotate the insulator bearing to the fully closed position Figure 2 Hinge End Figure 3 Contact End Switch Open 1 4 Stack insulators Consult your single pole sub...

Page 17: ...ecessary Bolt bases solidly to the structure Rigging used to hit the poles should be attached to the base with steadying guides attached to prevent lipping of the switch pole Do not lift the switch by...

Page 18: ...slightly loose Manually close the blade and allow the contact to center itself If the contact is entering the blade too low or too high use the jacking bolts to align and tighten the contact in place...

Page 19: ...ntact pressure at the hinge and contact end To increase the contact pressure tighten the contact adjusting bolt Figure 6 Be cautious about applying too much pressure as it may cause galling of the sil...

Page 20: ...The arcing horns should have light pressure not forcing the blade into place when closing See Figure 7 Figure 7 Adjusting Arcing Horn Check Single Pole Adjustments Be sure each single pole is properly...

Page 21: ...stable arm in inch increments or less and allow the clevis to reposition itself the same distance shorten ing the pipe e Test operate again and adjust as necessary Figure 8 Operating Mechanism Adjustm...

Page 22: ...es solidly to the structure Rigging used to hit the poles should be attached to the base with steadying guides attached to prevent lipping of the switch pole Do not lift the switch by attaching to the...

Page 23: ...d special operation requirements Table 1 Recommended Installation Maintenance Table Installation Tests Patrolling Inspection 6 month Routine 5 Year Periodic 10 Year Insulators Contamination X X X X Da...

Page 24: ...on items Routine Inspection Maintenance 5 year Routine inspection is performed on a de energized unit The frequency of the inspection is determined by the local conditions and policies of the owner of...

Page 25: ...t are virtually identical Refer to the Operating Mechanism Drawing provided with your switch and follow these steps 1 Have all switch poles completely closed Install all components shown on the Operat...

Page 26: ...ses are specified one is generally attached to the adjustable arm and two more to the center phase switch arm Refer to the plan view of the operating mechanism drawing and the Illustration above Opera...

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Page 28: ...a Avenue Hampton Georgia 30228 Phone 770 946 4562 Fax 770 946 8106 E mail support southernstatesllc com http www southernstatesllc com 2020 Southern States IB 122 SSB T SSB A 72 5 Rev 2 06162020 Print...

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