Ketrans CSP Internal oil-immersed secondary circuit breakers are protective devices installed inside the transformer tank. Positioned between the low-voltage winding and the secondary bushing terminals, they monitor transformer load current and automatically disconnect the circuit during overload or short-circuit conditions.
Key Features:
The breaker connects between the transformer’s low-voltage winding and secondary bushings. When current exceeds the rated value, the bimetal element heats and bends, triggering the trip mechanism. In case of short circuit, the magnetic trip device reacts instantly, disconnecting the transformer from the load and preventing damage.
Oil immersion provides excellent insulation and cooling, allowing the breaker to operate reliably under heavy load conditions. The internal installation design reduces external wiring, minimizes maintenance, and increases overall system reliability.
Unlike external circuit breakers that require additional cabling and housing, internal oil-immersed breakers are directly integrated into the transformer system. This improves efficiency, reduces cost, and ensures coordinated protection with transformer windings.
When selecting the right CSP circuit breaker, provide the following information:
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Secondary circuit protection for distribution transformers |
Power network and utility distribution systems |
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Industrial and rural power supply units |
Oil-immersed transformer integrated protection systems |