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Nameplates
Two anodized aluminum nameplates are provided as
standard; refer to
. One nameplate
is placed on the regulator tank. The other is placed on the
control box door. Nameplates provide information necessary
for proper control function. Information such as CT ratio,
PT ratio, regulator type, and tap-changer type can be found
on the nameplates. When a control is delivered mounted
onto a regulator, the nameplate data will be programmed
into the control at the factory. It is recommended that
this information be verified prior to placing the control and
regulator into service. When calling Eaton for service or
support-related issues, have the catalog number and serial
number found on the nameplate for reference.
Mounting
Regulators with over-head bushings can be mounted on
a pole, a cross-arm platform, or an elevating structure.
Regulators are normally provided with either pole-mounting
brackets or a substation base according to their rating. An
elevating structure can be provided to simplify substation
installation of regulators requiring a specific live part-to-
ground clearance.
The regulator control can be mounted on the regulator
tank or at a point remote from the unit. Various lengths of
rubber-coated control cables are available up to 120 feet
(36.6 meters).
Figure 8 . Typical nameplatee: Domestic 60-Hz design
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VR-32 and EVER-Tap™ Voltage Regulator
InstallatIon, operatIon, and MaIntenance InstructIons
MN225008EN June 2020