MNS Low Voltage Withdrawable Switchgear

The MNS Low Voltage Withdrawable Switchgear is a modular, flexible power distribution and control solution designed for low-voltage systems.

Product Advantages
Modular Structure for Flexible Configuration
Functional units can be easily rearranged or replaced to meet evolving system requirements.The design supports scalability, accommodating expansion without structural modification.

Operational Safety and Reliability
Internal separation between compartments reduces the risk of arc faults spreading.Mechanical interlocks ensure safe operation, preventing unauthorized access or incorrect operation.

Efficient Maintenance and Reduced Downtime
Withdrawable modules can be removed or replaced without shutting down the main power supply.Standardized units simplify replacement and minimize time spent on routine inspections.

Compact Design with High Space Utilization
Vertical arrangement of compartments optimizes available space.High functional density enables more circuits per panel, reducing overall footprint.

Product Features
Withdrawable Unit Technology
Each functional unit (drawer) is designed to be individually inserted or withdrawn from the main cabinet.Units support three positions: connected, test, and disconnected, clearly indicated on the panel.

Sectionalized Compartment Design
The interior is divided into busbar, cable, and functional unit compartments.This enhances safety by preventing electrical contact between compartments.

Product Applications
Industrial Plants
Used in processing lines, manufacturing facilities, and automation systems.Ensures stable power supply to motors, PLCs, and control equipment.

Power Generation and Distribution Facilities
Applied in auxiliary power systems and control rooms.Supports structured load control and generator synchronization.

Infrastructure Projects
Suitable for airports, metro stations, and railway control centers.Provides coordinated protection for lighting, HVAC, and critical systems.

Commercial Buildings
Integrated into data centers, office complexes, and high-rise buildings.Manages lighting, elevator systems, and backup power controls.