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PURPOSE 

 
This instruction book is expressly intended to cover the 
operation and maintenance of LBS load interrupter 
switches.  It does not purport to cover all possible 
contingencies, variations, and details that may arise 
during operation or maintenance of this equipment. 
 
If further information is desired regarding this product, 
contact the local Cutler-Hammer sales office.  
 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

 

Page

 

 

Section 1 - Introduction. 

 

 

 

 
1.1 Basic Description and Application  

1.2 Switch Identification 

  3 

1.3 Safety Features 

  

 

1.4 

Safe 

Practices 

   4 

 

Section 2 - Receiving, Handling and Storage 

 

 
2.1 

Receiving 

   4 

2.2 

Handling 

 

   4 

2.3 

Storage 

   4 

 

Section 3 – Inspection Before Startup 

 

 

 

 

 

Section 4 - Operation 

 

 

 

 
4.1 Mechanical Safety Interlocks 

 

4.2 Switch Operation 

 

 

4.3 Fuse Replacement 

 

 

 

Section 5 - Maintenance   

 

 

 
5.1 Inspection Procedure 

 

 

5.2 Alignment Procedures   

 

5.3 Replacement Procedures 

 

5.4 

Lubrication 

   10 

 
 

Section 6 Hardware Torque Chart   

11 

 

 

 
 
 
For the location of your nearest Cutler-Hammer 
distributor, call toll free 1-800-525-2000 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION 
 
1.1 Basic Description and Application 

 
The Type LBS switch is a three-pole, manually 
operated, quick-make, quick-break switch available in 
both 600 ampere and 1200 ampere continuous ratings. 
 This device is used primarily as a disconnect switch in 
AC power systems with maximum voltages up to 7200 
volts and may be supplied with or without fuses. 
 
A Type LBS switch without fuses is capable of closing 
under fault conditions and interrupting magnetizing and 
load currents, but is not intended to interrupt fault 
currents.  When supplied with fuses, a Type LBS switch 
may be used to provide fault protection up to the 
interrupting rating of the fuses.  Refer to Table 1 for 
ratings. 
 

LBS Switch Ratings

Description

Cont. and 
Break 
Current

Fault-
Close 
(un- 
fused)

Short-
time (2 
sec) 
Current

Fused 
Interrupting 
Rating 
(Symm)

Switch with internal 
fuses (450E max 
@5kV,        350E 
max @ 7.2kV)

600A

40kA

25kA

50kA

Switch with 600E 
and 750E fuses 
(5kV max)

1200A

61kA

38kA

40kA

Switch with 1100E 
and 1350E fuses 
(5kV max)

1200A*

61kA

38kA

31.5kA

Unfused (7.2kV 
max)

1200A

61kA

38kA

N/A

*1200A rating is for NEMA 1 enclosure with vented covers. 
 NEMA 3/12 rating (without vents) is 1000A.

 

Table 1 

Ratings

 

 
Each Type LBS switch is designed for operation in an 
enclosure and should 

not

 be operated under load with 

the enclosure door open. 
 

1.2 Switch Identification

 

 
A rating nameplate is located on the handle coverplate 
(behind the handle access door) of each type LBS 
switch.  Contained on this nameplate are the switch 
type and ratings as required by industry standards.  A 
unit nameplate located near the upper left corner of the 
medium voltage door contains the factory’s general 
order number.  This number should be given to the 
Cutler-Hammer Sales Office if a question should arise 
concerning the switch or if renewal parts are required. 

DANGER! 

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Содержание LBS Series

Страница 1: ...age Disconnect Switch rated 7 2kV Fig 1 Typical LBS Switch with Auxiliary Fuse Compartment Read and understand these instructions before attempting any Installation Operation or Maintenance of an LBS...

Страница 2: ...to 7200 volts and may be supplied with or without fuses A Type LBS switch without fuses is capable of closing under fault conditions and interrupting magnetizing and load currents but is not intended...

Страница 3: ...the work to be performed the safety equipment required and hazards involved Read and understand these instructions before attempting any assembly operation or maintenance of an LBS switch Disconnect a...

Страница 4: ...respectively This can be checked by closing the switch and then partially opening it using the maintenance hub as described in Section 5 1 3 c In the closed position the drive rod links and shaft ears...

Страница 5: ...the LBS switch Refer to the specific order drawings for a description of operation for these interlock schemes when provided 4 2 Switch Operation CAUTION Attempting to operate an LBS Switch with a key...

Страница 6: ...TENANCE An LBS switch should be thoroughly inspected prior to initial energizing Every 100 operations or yearly thereafter a cursory inspection to clean lubricate and check for signs of wear and tear...

Страница 7: ...not overtighten To verify that the mounting bracket bolt has not been overtightened push the flicker blade to the rear It should rebound smoothly Fig 7 Use of Maintenance Hub 5 1 4 Interphase Barrier...

Страница 8: ...insure smooth operation of the switch To align the blades and jaw after one or both have been replaced follow the procedure below Loosen the four hinge bolts and the two break jaw bolts Insert the rem...

Страница 9: ...erminal pad and finger tighten the four bolts Align the blade per paragraph 5 2 3 Tighten the jaw and hinge mounting bolts Lubricate per Sec 5 4 Align flicker blade and arc chute per paragraph 5 2 4 C...

Страница 10: ...12 Break Jaw Lubrication Section 6 Bolt Tightness for Connections to Terminal Pads Use the following torque value for tightening bus joints Note This table is for bus connections only Use the special...

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