High-voltage surge arresters Product guide siemens.com/energy/arrester Answers for energy. Definition of surge arresters Surge arresters are used to protect high-voltage equipment in substations, such as transformers, circuit breakers, and bushings, against the effects of overvoltages caused by incoming surges. Such overvoltages can be caused by a direct or nearby lightning strike, an electromagnetic pulse, electrostatic discharge, or switching operations in the power supply system as well as in devices. Some overvoltages are very high in energy. The current from the surge is diverted through the arrester, in most cases to earth. Effective overvoltage protection requires different surge arrester types to be used according to the particular application. 2 Contents Definition of surge arresters 02 Siemens surge arresters for any requirement 04 Always the best solution 05 History timeline 06 MOVs: the core of Siemens surge arresters 08 Silicone rubber 09 Porcelain 10 High-voltage station class surge arresters 11 3EL silicone rubber surge arresters with Cage Design 12 3EQ silicone rubber surge arresters with composite hollow core design 14 3EP porcelain surge arresters 16 Standards and testing – reliability you can count on 17 Selection table and how to select a suitable surge arrester 18 Applications as line surge arresters 23 Early detection of relevant changes through efficient equipment monitoring 24 Product range 26 3EL5 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ 29 3EL1 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ 33 3EL2 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ 39 3EL3 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ 47 3EP5 Surge arrester with porcelain housing 55 3EP4 Surge arrester with porcelain housing 61 3EP6 Surge arrester with porcelain housing 69 3EP3 Surge arrester with porcelain housing 77 3EQ1 Surge arrester with composite hollow core design 85 3EQ4 Surge arrester with composite hollow core design 93 3EQ3 Surge arrester with composite hollow core design 101 Accessories for surge arresters 109 Monitoring devices for surge arresters 109 3 Siemens surge arresters for any requirement Experience is most essential when it comes to reliability in medium- and high-voltage applications. Siemens has been designing and manufacturing medium- and high-voltage surge arresters for standard and special applications since 1925. Continuous research and development, the wealth of Siemens know-how, and comprehensive worldwide experience give Siemens surge arresters a leading edge in overvoltage protection. Their uncompromising quality ensures a long service life and reliability in any application. Siemens surge arresters are an indispensable aid to insulation coordination in electrical power supply systems. Valu- able equipment such as transformers, circuit breakers, generators, motors, capacitors, traction vehicles, and bushings, as well as complete switchgear, is optimally protected against lightning and switching overvoltages. Siemens surge arresters have been designed to meet the requirements of a wide range of common installation environments, from arctic cold to the heat of the desert and the dampness of tropical climates. They are available for any application from 3 kV up to 1,200 kV including special applications such as high-voltage direct current (HVDC) and FACTS systems as well as all kinds of compensation systems for electric power networks. Substation Bidingen 400 kV Protection of transformer Solution with 3EQ4 4 Always the best solution Developments in technology and practical experience have led to three different surge arrester designs: ◾◾ Surge arresters with porcelain housings ◾◾ Surge arresters with silicone housings ◾◾ Surge arresters with metal enclosures Siemens provides each of these types in several versions, making it possible to find the optimal surge arrester for every conceivable application and meet even specific demands, such as ◾◾ High mechanical stability for outstanding seismic safety ◾◾ E xtremely reliable pressure relief behavior for use in areas requiring special protection ◾◾ E xcellent pollution layer characteristics for use in coastal and desert regions or in areas with extreme air pollution. All Siemens surge arresters feature a superior sealing system that reliably prevents moisture ingress to ensure the highest possible degree of overvoltage protection and decades of trouble-free service. Moreover, the choice of materials used in the making of Siemens surge arresters contributes to the protection of the environment. Substation Bidingen 400 kV Protection of switchgear Solution with 3EQ4 5 1925 1989 Siemens begins developing surge arresters. The first devices are of the so-called cathode drop type. The 3EQ2 surge arrester for systems of up to 550 kV is one of the first high-voltage surge arresters with composite polymer hollow core housing. 1847 1971 The ten-employee company Telegraphen-Bauanstalt von Siemens & Halske (Telegraph Construction Company of Siemens & Halske) begins operation on October 12, 1847, in a back building in Berlin. Development of the first gas-insulated and metalencapsulated surge arrester for gas-insulated switchgear (GIS). 1900 1866 Werner von Siemens discovers the dynamo-electric principle, which enables electricity to be put to practical use. The dynamo can convert mechanical energy into electrical energy in an economical way. Its invention lays the foundation for today’s world of electrical engineering. 1963 1992 The first surge arrester for systems of up to 550 kV is launched. The pulley wheel electrodes are replaced by ceramic-bonded shunt resistors and a series spark gap. The surge arrester comprises three columns in parallel and has a resistivecapacitive control. Continually pushing the envelope, Siemens develops a high-voltage surge arrester with a composite polymer housing for systems of up to 800 kV. It was originally developed as a suspended mounted HVDC valve arrester with several parallel metal oxide columns in a common housing. 1982 Siemens’ first gapless metal oxide arrester, a GIS surge arrester, is delivered for the 123 kV grid in Inchicore, a suburb of Dublin. History timeline Siemens is a pioneer in many fields of the electricity and digitization markets. Experience is most essential when it comes to reliability in medium- and high-voltage applications. Since 1925 Siemens has been manufacturing high-voltage surge arresters up to rated voltages of 1,200 kV – for standard and specialized applications. Our permanent research and development and the concerted know-how in our factories give our surge arresters a leading edge in overvoltage protection. Our uncompromising quality ensures the long service life and reliability of each application. 6 1998 The polymer-housed medium-voltage/distribution class arresters of the 3EK family, which features Cage Design™, a unique solution with direct silicone molding on the metal oxide varistors, is introduced. 2003 Completion of the first line arrester project, an order from KELAG, one of the leading energy service providers in Austria. 2007 2011 3EL2, the first line arrester for 550 kV applications, is delivered to Sochi, a city in Russia. Siemens introduces its new range of long rod insulators. 2000 2010 2006 2008 2010 Development of the 3EQ5, a new surge arrester concept with composite housing (type A) for extra highvoltage applications in 800 kV DC and 1,200 kV AC transmission systems. The first externally gapped line arrester (EGLA), which increases the reliability of a 144 kV overhead line, is supplied to the South Korean power provider KEPCO. The world’s first 1,200 kV substation arrester with composite polymer hollow core technology is delivered to Power Grid Corporation of India. 2010 2000 Development of the first GIS arrester for systems of up to 800 kV. Siemens launches the arrester condition monitor, an innovative monitoring solution with unique features. As a pioneer in the field of silicone rubber insulation and one of the few suppliers with comprehensive inhouse research and development capabilities in this technology, Siemens has been providing surge arresters with silicone rubber housing for more than 30 years and has gathered excellent service experience from even the most severe climatic and environmental conditions. Today, silicone rubber is among the most widely used materials for high-voltage outdoor equipment. 7 MOVs: the core of Siemens surge arresters The main task of an arrester is to protect equipment from the effects of overvoltages. During normal operation, an arrester should have no negative effect on the power system. Moreover, the arrester must be able to withstand typical surges without incurring any damage. Nonlinear resistors fulfill these requirements thanks to the following properties: Nonlinear resistors made of metal oxide (MO) have proven especially suitable for this use. The nonlinearity of MO resistors is considerably high, which is why MO arresters do not need series gaps. Siemens has many years of experience with gapless MO arresters in low-voltage systems, distribution systems, and transmission systems. ◾◾ L ow resistance during surges, so that overvoltages are limited Siemens metal oxide varistors (MOVs) provide a high energy absorption capability and a very low protection level. This means they absorb a high amount of energy while avoiding thermal runaways. The MOVs are characterized by their high long-duration current impulse withstand capability – an indirect measure of their single impulse energy absorption capability. Siemens surge arresters are less prone to self-heating and consequent selfdestruction, and they maintain their characteristics throughout their lifetime. ◾◾ H igh resistance during normal operation to avoid negative effects on the power system ◾◾ S ufficient energy absorption capability for stable operation With this kind of nonlinear resistor, there is only a small flow of current when continuous operating voltage is being applied. When there are surges, however, excess energy can quickly be removed from the power system by a high discharge current. p.u. Ur IEC power-frequency voltage vs. time (U-t) characteristic (TOV) 1.30 1.25 Preheating to 60°C prior duty 1.20 1.15 1.10 1.05 1.00 0.95 0.90 0.85 0.80 1 10 100 1,000 10,000 t/s 8 Silicone rubber As a pioneer in the field of silicone rubber insulation and one of the few suppliers with comprehensive in-house research and development capabilities in this technology, Siemens has been providing surge arresters with silicone rubber housing for more than 25 years and has gathered excellent service experience from even the most severe climatic and environmental conditions. Today, silicone rubber is among the most widely used materials for high-voltage outdoor equipment. Siemens silicone rubber-housed surge arresters are polymer-housed arresters that use silicone rubber as the only insulating material. The exclusive use of silicone has proven to be the best solution in several studies: Silicone rubber is highly hydrophobic. While there are many polymeric materials with similar initial hydrophobic properties, most of them, such as EPDM alloy rubber, lose their hydrophobicity after a relatively short period. Only genuine silicone rubber as used by Siemens is capable of maintaining its hydrophobicity throughout its entire lifetime. This ensures the long service life of Siemens surge arresters with silicone rubber housing. Even the most severe ambient conditions, such as salt fog in coastal regions or dust-laden air causing serious contamination in an industrial area, cannot impair the hydrophobicity of silicone rubber. This material property reliably prevents conductive moisture from forming on the arrester surface, thus averting surface currents and discharges. Moreover, genuine silicone is highly fire-retardant and selfextinguishing, and it is neither subject to erosion nor sensitive to UV radiation. This ensures the long-term stability of the housing material. There are several characteristics that set the silicone elastomers used by Siemens apart from other organic insulating materials. As a matter of principle, Siemens only uses HTV (high-temperature vulcanized) or LSR (liquid silicone rubber) silicone elastomers. These types of silicone help maintain the properties mentioned above. Characteristic damage on EPDM insulators due to natural UV radiation Chalking The –Si–O– backbone of silicone rubber has a higher bonding energy than the –C–C– backbone of EPDM. Silicone rubber has a lower carbon proportion than EPDM. Consequently, silicone rubber boasts inherently better chemical and physical resistance, better UV resistance, and lower flammability than EPDM. Consider these facts: ◾◾ S ilicone rubber is highly stable under the influence of ultraviolet radiation (sunlight), ozone, and nitrogen oxide. Its stability beats that of EPDM-based alloy rubbers. ◾◾ T he hydrophobic performance of a silicone rubber surface remains excellent throughout the entire arrester service life, whereas EPDM-based alloy rubbers lack this critical requirement. Cracking ◾◾ T he hydrophobicity of silicone rubber returns after a corona discharge, which assures reliable long-term performance. ◾◾ T he arcing resistance of silicone rubber is higher as compared to EPDMbased alloy rubbers. ◾◾ T he flame-retardant properties of silicone rubber comply with IEC 60707 and UL94 V-0 (i.e. self-extinguishing, no burning drips, probe does not burn). Moisture ◾◾ S ilicone rubber is resistant to all common organic and nonorganic cleaning agents and solvents. ◾◾ S ilicone rubber performs well in an ambient temperature range of –60 °C to +200 °C. No other polymeric material can beat silicone rubber. POWERSIL® Hydrophobic effect on Siemens 3EL surge arrester due to alignment of methyl groups in silicone polymers. 9 Porcelain Siemens porcelain surge arresters feature a directional pressure relief device that ensures maximum protection in the case of an overload. Thanks to the excellent sealing of its surge arresters, Siemens has recorded decades of trouble-free service life without failures or moisture ingress. Both ends of a porcelain surge arrester housing are equipped with aluminum flanges that are cemented to the housing. Sulfur cement is the first choice for this purpose. It has favorable mechanical properties and also proves advantageous over Portland cement, which is quite common in the insulator industry. The main advantage of sulfur cement is that it can be 10 brought into contact with aluminum during manufacturing without causing any corrosion, and it can be quickly processed, since it almost reaches its full mechanical strength directly after application. The design of the flanges and the end sections of the porcelain housings is key to the strength of the entire housing. This is why these parts of Siemens arresters are designed in a way that ensures that the cement joint is mechanically stronger than the porcelain itself. This enables making full use of the porcelain’s strength when specifying the permissible mechanical head loads of the arrester housing. High-voltage station class surge arresters Siemens provides three surge arrester product families for standard and special AC applications from 3 kV up to 800 kV, which are described in this brochure: 3EL surge arresters with silicone housing, Cage Design™ 3EQ surge arresters with silicone housing, composite hollow core design 3EP surge arresters with porcelain housing 11 3EL silicone rubber surge arresters with Cage Design Design features Cage of FRP rods End fittings Metal oxide blocks Silicone rubber sheds directly molded on metal oxide blocks and on end fittings Siemens’ Cage Design ensures high mechanical strength and safe overload performance. It is characterized by the use of silicone and fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) rods as housing materials. Reliability is guaranteed by the direct molding of the silicone rubber onto the MO blocks and the FRP rods. This ensures the total embedding of all components free of bubbles and gaps, thus preventing any partial discharge or moisture ingress. The MO blocks of 3EL surge arresters are enclosed by a cage made of prestressed FRP rods, which leads to a rigid, reinforced structure ensuring high mechanical strength. The high tensile strength of the FRP rods is used to hold the arrester’s MO blocks in place tightly. This is why Cage Design arresters are among the mechanically strongest polymer arresters available on the market and at the same time ensure minimal use of material and very low weight. As the MO blocks are neither enclosed in a sealed mechanical shell nor wrapped in hard material, no excess pressure will develop in the case of an overload or the extremely rare 12 event of an arrester short circuit. The arc can escape directly through the soft silicone housing, and the ejection of internal parts that could damage other equipment nearby is prevented almost completely. Long service life Silicone is the only polymeric material that maintains its hydrophobicity throughout its lifetime: Water and pollution do not form a continuous conductive film on its surface. This reduces surface currents and the risk of a flashover, especially in polluted and coastal environments. Other polymeric materials may be hydrophobic, too, but they lose this property after a short period of time. Unlike other polymeric materials such as EPDM, for example, the silicone used for our 3EL arresters is also fire-retardant and selfextinguishing, and it is neither subject to erosion nor sensitive to UV radiation. This ensures the long-term stability of the housing material. Low weight: flexible and easy installation The use of FRP and silicone as housing materials also makes Siemens 3EL arresters extremely lightweight, allowing easy transport and flexible installation. The use of 3EL surge arresters helps reduce the required strength and weight of arrester supports and the need for heavy installation equipment. Applications The 3EL series of surge arresters covers a wide range of common installation requirements including station and line surge arresters for the protection of switchgear, transformers, and other equipment in high-voltage systems of up to 550 kV. 3EL surge arresters can be installed at all mounting angles (e.g. horizontally, vertically, or suspended from the transmission line as line surge arrester). Mechanically strong enough to meet common mechanical requirements and with sheds that are resistant to damage resulting from transport, installation, storms, earthquakes, and vandalism, 3EL surge arresters are perfectly suited for installations that demand low weight and indestructibility of the arrester. Horizontal cut of a cage design arrester 13 3EQ silicone rubber surge arresters with composite hollow core design Design features Directional pressure relief device Cage of FRP rods End fittings with directional pressure relief device and sealing system Metal oxide blocks FRP tube Silicone rubber sheds directly molded on FRP tube Directional pressure relief device Siemens’ innovative composite hollow core design uses silicone and a FRP hollow core as housing materials. The advantages of this design are more than compelling, as it offers the perfect combination of cost savings and safety for substations. The direct molding of the silicone rubber onto the FRP hollow core ensures reliability, while an excellent special sealing of the flanges at both ends of the surge arrester effectively prevents partial discharges and moisture ingress. The combination of silicone rubber and fiberglass-reinforced hollow core 14 also allows an enormous load carrying capacity for the structure. Hence, 3EQ surge arresters are the perfect choice for the replacement of existing post insulators in substations of up to 800 kV. The composite hollow core design provides a very high degree of safety: In the case of an overload or the extremely rare case of an arrester short circuit, the arc escapes directly through directional pressure relief devices, internal parts are not ejected, and the housing does not break. A reliable, sturdy, and economic choice Siemens 3EQ composite hollow core design surge arresters are virtually indestructible. While the composite hollow core design provides the highest possible mechanical strength and enables the support of high bending moments, the silicone rubber insulation is ideal for outdoor applications in severe environmental conditions. No matter how tough environmental and operating conditions may be, 3EQ arresters assure 100% reliable pressure relief performance and provide the ultimate in protection. They are shatterproof and retain at least 75 percent of their mechanical strength even after pressure relief, and they provide the greatest stability, even during earthquakes. Reduced space requirements Whenever space is at a premium, 3EQ surge arresters can even be mounted directly over a transformer to support connectors without any danger to neighboring equipment. Their unique composite hollow core design ensures maximum stability, even if an arrester should »blow out« after overloading. Pressure relief is absolutely reliable – there is no danger to equipment in the direct vicinity, no parts will be ejected, and the emerging arc will safely burn between the ends of the pressure relief device. Longevity and reliability The silicone rubber housings of 3EQ surge arresters provide the best possible long life performance for high-voltage surge arresters. They make use of all the advantages of vulcanizing silicone rubber sheds onto an FRP hollow core, providing enhanced safety and meeting every requirement. With their silicone rubber housings, the arresters enjoy all-around protection. The silicone rubber shed provides a reliable defense against snow, sandstorms, ozone, high-level UV radiation, sea salt, soot, and acid rain in industrial regions. Only genuine silicone rubber is capable of maintaining its hydrophobic properties throughout its entire service life – and is resistant to UV radiation. The silicone rubber of the 3EQ surge arresters reliably prevents the formation of films of water or dirt. Surface currents resulting from conductive layers of accumulated dirt are eliminated. Horizontal cut of a composite hollow core design arrester Applications Siemens 3EQ composite hollow core design surge arresters will go the extra mile. They meet highest mechanical demands and are ideally suited for challenging environments, such as areas with heavy seismic activity or extremely high wind loads. 3EQ surge arresters boast a prolonged service life, because they are absolutely shatterproof and feature reliable overload performance with no hazardous splinters being ejected even under maximum pressure. These arresters can be installed close to costly system components. 3EQ composite hollow core design arresters are virtually indestructible during transportation, installation, storms, and earthquakes, and they are immune to vandalism. 15 3EP porcelain surge arresters Design features Directional pressure relief device Cage of FRP rods End fittings with directional pressure relief device and sealing system Metal oxide blocks Porcelain housing Directional pressure relief device Siemens’ 3EP porcelain-housed surge arresters are the ideal choice for high mechanical performance requirements at voltage levels of up to 800 kV. With a seismic qualification of 0.5 g that is guaranteed up to 800 kV, they suit environments with even the most challenging mechanical requirements, such as heavy seismic activity and extremely high wind loads. 3EP surge arresters ensure maximum protection in an overload situation thanks to a specially designed directional pressure relief device. In the case of an overload or the extremely rare case of an arrester short circuit, the arc escapes easily through the pressure relief devices. No pressure is built up inside the arrester and no internal parts are ejected, which prevents damage to surrounding equipment. 16 The excellent sealing system of 3EP surge arresters prevents failures or moisture ingress and guarantees decades of troublefree service. The use of nonporous sulfur cement instead of corrosive Portland cement for bonding protects the MO blocks and prevents aging effects. The MO blocks of 3EP surge arresters are enclosed by a rigid, reinforced cage made of FRP rods. The high tensile strength of the FRP rods is used to hold the arrester’s MO blocks in place tightly. Applications Thanks to their high degree of safety and reliability, Siemens 3EP porcelain-housed surge arresters can be installed in close proximity to costly system components. 3EP composite hollow core design arresters are virtually indestructible during transportation, installation, storms, and earthquakes, and they are immune to vandalism. Standards and testing – reliability you can count on Tests Standardization Siemens surge arresters have been designed and tested in compliance with the latest IEC 60099-4, IEEE C62.11, and GB 11032 standards. All type tests are performed by independent, PEHLAcertified laboratories; reports are available on request. Please contact your Siemens representative for details. The aim of the IEC’s Technical Committee 37 (TC 37) as well as the IEEE’s Surge Protective Device Committee (SPDC) is the standardization of surge arrester testing and application. The TC 37 develops the standards IEC 60099-4, IEC 60099-8 (EGLA), IEC 60099-9 (HVDC), and the application guide IEC 60099-5, while the SPDC develops the standard IEEE C62.11 and the application guide IEEE C62.22. Both committees include representatives of manufacturers, utilities, test field labs, and universities. Moreover, every single surge arrester that leaves the Siemens factory undergoes a routine test and is delivered with a routine test certificate. Quality Assurance Siemens meets all requirements of ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14002:2004, and BS OHSAS 18001:2007. All Siemens suppliers need to be certified according to ISO standards or will be audited by Siemens. Siemens R&D experts are members of both bodies, thus playing an important role in the definition of the standards. They also share their expert knowledge in electrical power systems in CIGRE, the international council on large electric systems, which participates in the development of international standards. To maintain sustainable quality improvement, Siemens introduced corporate quality guidelines that contribute to each step of the quality process. The test field is certified by the »Deutsche Akkreditierungsstelle« (Germany’s national accreditation body) according to DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025 Test generator supplying both impulse voltages (1.2/50 µs and 250/250 µs) and impulse currents (8/20 µs and 30/60 µs) UHV arrester prepared for testing in the HV test laboratory 17 Selection table System Highest voltage of the system Us Neutral earthing electrical Temporary overvoltages (TOV) Arrester Environment Cont. operating voltage Uc,min –> Rated voltage Ur1 Rated voltage Ur Cont. operating voltage Uc Rated voltage Ur2 Lightning current stress Nominal discharge current In Energy (line discharge, switching overvoltages) Line discharge class Insulation level, safety margin, distance (protective zone) LI protective level SI protective level Ground flash density, magnitude of lightning strikes Active part specified Length of housing, number of units, flashover distance (withstand voltages) Altitude of erection Creeping distance, shape of sheds mechanical Short-circuit current Mechanical forces (short-circuit current, bending and tensile loads) Diameter, material, length of units (number of units) Seismic stress Rated short-circuit current Is, mechanical loads SLL and SSL Housing Fig. 1: Configuration procedure for an MO surge arrester 18 Pollution How to select a suitable surge arrester This section describes the general approach to selecting typical arresters for overvoltage protection in high-voltage systems. For a detailed description of how to configure a surge arrester, please refer to the handbook Metal-Oxide Surge Arresters in High-Voltage Power Systems – Fundamentals.1 The requirements for a surge arrester emerge from two basic requirements: It should provide adequate protection with a sufficient safety margin, which means that overvoltages at the device to be protected must always remain below its withstand voltage. Furthermore, the surge arrester should be dimensioned for stable continuous operation, which means that the arrester must remain electrically and thermally stable under all conditions while handling all long-term, temporary, and transient stress resulting from network operation. These two requirements cannot be fulfilled independently. A reduction of the protective level automatically means a higher degree of specific electrical stress during continuous operation, and conversely, the continuous operating voltage of an arrester cannot be increased arbitrarily without raising its protective level as well. Both operating points are for a given type of MOV strictly associated with each other through the voltage-current (U-I-) characteristic curve. Step 1: Selection of the continuous operating voltage and the rated voltage. The first step is to define the minimally required continuous operating voltage Uc,min. This must be as high as the continuous phase-to-earth voltage of the system. Here, »continuously« applied voltage means every voltage that occurs within an uninterrupted period of more than 30 minutes. The type of neutral earthing of the system is decisive in determining the continuous operating voltage. In isolated or resonant earthed neutral systems, the voltage of a healthy phase against ground takes on the value of the phase-to-phase voltage in the case of a one-phase earth fault (earth fault factor k = 1.73). Since resonant earthed neutral systems are operated quite commonly for time periods of more than 30 minutes in this condition, the continuous operating voltage of the arrester must, in this case, have the value of the highest voltage of the system, Us. Solidly earthed neutral system: Uc,min ≥ Us/√3 Isolated or resonant earthed neutral system: Uc,min ≥ Us The definition of the minimally required continuous operating voltage, a factor which usually has a value of 1.25, helps achieve a rated voltage Ur = 1.25 · Uc,min. This is the lowest necessary rated voltage of the arrester. Table »Typical rated voltages Ur for highest voltages of the system Us « on page 27 lists typically applied rated voltages. Volker Hinrichsen: »Metal-Oxide Surge Arresters in High-Voltage Power Systems«, 3rd edition, September 2012, Order No. E50001-G630-H197-X-4A00 1 19 Step 2: Selection of the nominal discharge current In Step 3: Selection of the line discharge class The nominal discharge current In serves to classify a surge arrester. From a technical point of view, it is calculated from a typical maximum lightning current amplitude that can be expected in the substation, for which the insulation coordination is performed via the arrester’s lightning protection level. This amplitude is calculated from the flashover voltage Ufo of the line insulators, the lightning protection level Upl of the arresters, and the surge impedance Z of the line for Imax: The line discharge class is the actual determining characteristic of a high-voltage arrester. Presently, it is the only way of specifying the energy-handling capability of an arrester in accordance with IEC 60099-4. It is, however, only indirectly found within the value of the line discharge class. The definition of the line discharge class is based on the assumption that a long transmission line, charged to a certain overvoltage during a switching operation, will discharge into a connected arrester in the form of a traveling wave process. Imax = (2·Ufo – Upl)/Z Example for a 420 kV system: Ufo = 2.1 MV Upl = 806 kV Z = 350 Ω Imax = 9.7 kA A 10 kA arrester, for instance, can readily withstand lightning current impulses of higher amplitudes without severe damage. Specific energy in kJ/kV of rated voltage dependent on the ratio of switching impulse residual voltage Ures to the r.m.s. value of the rated voltage Ur of the arrester (from IEC 60099-4) The IEC standard 60099-4 provides a diagram that represents the converted energy during a single line discharge in a test object with reference to its rated voltage. This energy is not a fixed value, but instead depends on the arrester’s protective level. The higher the residual voltage, the less energy the arrester absorbs during the line discharge, since the line will discharge less intensely when the residual voltage is higher. The diagram referred to is shown in the figure above. It is now possible to easily identify the issue when the energy-handling capability is specified with the help of the line discharge class. 20 Step 4: Selection of protective levels Step 5: Selection of the housing The protective characteristics of an arrester are most frequently assessed by means of its lightning impulse protective level: It is assessed according to its residual voltage while the nominal discharge current is flowing. This usually means that a protective level equaling the standard lightning impulse withstand voltage of the device to be protected and divided by a factor of 1.4 is adequate for protection against lightning overvoltages. Dielectric and mechanical requirements are generally taken into account when selecting the housing. The length, the creepage distance, and the material must be determined. The arrester characteristics determined by the housing are the rated short-circuit current Is, the specified long-term load, SLL, and the specified short-term load, SSL. Upl, 10kA, 8/20µs < BIL / 1.4 The selection of the electrical characteristics of the arrester is finished when the requirements regarding the protective levels of all mentioned current impulse stresses are fulfilled. Example U-I-curve 550 kV network 1400 1/2 µs Upeak / kV 1000 8/20 µs 30/60 µs 600 50 Hz 200 0 0.001 0.1 10 I/A 1000 100 000 The minimal housing length first of all results from the demand that the MOV column (the active part) must fit. The length of this column is determined by the electrical data that were gathered during the selection steps taken up to that point. Generally speaking, further demands cause the housing lengths to be much greater than those of the active parts. First of all, the clearance, which results from the withstand voltage requirements, must be determined. Siemens takes care of the parameters »demand by MOV column« and »clearance« by stating the minimum required housing length. Creepage distance requirements are, however, a much more frequent reason for longer housings. The shortest possible housing as a result of the length of the active part can normally be achieved only by designing for specific creepage distances of up to 20 mm/kV. However, specific creepage distances of 25 mm/kV and 31 mm/kV play an important role. In addition, there are environmental conditions, such as maritime and desert climates as well as heavy industrial pollution, that require the use of even longer creepage distance. After the housing parameters have been determined in order to fulfill the electrical requirements, the next and last steps focus on mechanical criteria. They indirectly lead to the selection of housing material and housing diameter. There often is only a vague idea as to the mechanical stress of an arrester in service, and accordingly no requirements are made or – maybe even worse – values are estimated too high. If there is no information available about the actual requirements, the following values can serve as a guideline for the necessary static head loads in high-voltage systems: Highest system voltage Us (kV) SLL (N) < 123 350 123 … 420 400 550 600 800 800 21 Glossary Continuous operating voltage (symbol Uc) indicates the designated permissible root mean square value of the power frequency voltage that is allowed to be applied continuously between the arrester terminals. Creepage (distance) defines the distance between the metal end fittings, measured along the housing surface. It is an important factor in the behavior of an insulator – or a device containing an insulator – in polluted conditions. Highest voltage of a system (symbol Us) indicates the root mean square value of the highest phase-to-phase operating voltage that occurs under normal operating conditions at any time and at any point in the system. Nominal discharge current (symbol In) indicates the peak value of a lightning current impulse used to classify an arrester. Protective level is the maximum value of an arrester’s residual voltage at a standard current impulse. In this case, there is a difference between the lightning impulse protective level (8/20 µs), the switching impulse protective level (30/60 µs), and the steep current impulse (1/2µs) protective level. Rated short-circuit current (symbol Is) indicates the root mean square value of the symmetrical highest short-circuit current that can flow after an arrester has been overloaded without causing violent shattering of the housing. Rated voltage (symbol Ur) is the maximum permissible root mean square value of the power frequency voltage between the arrester terminals at which the arrester is designed to operate correctly under temporary overvoltage conditions as established in 22 the operating duty tests. Normally, the manufacturer specifies whether it can be applied to the arrester for a duration of 10 seconds (which corresponds to the value in the operating duty test) or 100 seconds. The rated voltage is the reference parameter for determining the operating characteristics. Residual voltage quantifies the voltage drop between the arrester’s terminals when a current impulse is injected. For current impulses in the shape and value of a standard test current impulse (lightning current impulse, switching current impulse, steep current impulse), the simultaneously occurring residual voltages define the protective levels that are assigned to this current shape and value. Specific creepage distance (SCD) is the creepage distance of an insulator in relation to the highest voltage for the equipment, Us (phase-to-phase voltage), given in mm/kV. Specified long-term load (SLL) is a force perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of an arrester and allowed to be applied during service for long periods without causing any mechanical damage to the arrester. Specified short-term load (SSL) is a force perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of an arrester and allowed to be applied during service for short periods and for relatively rare events (for example, shortcircuit current loads, very high wind loads, and seismic loads) without causing any mechanical damage to the arrester. Temporary overvoltage (TOV) denominates the power frequency overvoltage that can occur for a duration of several tenths of a second to up to a few seconds, as a result of a switching operation or system failure. Its value depends on the type of neutral earthing in the system. Applications as line surge arresters The use of surge arresters on hazardous stretches of a power line helps improve network protection and increases the reliability of the entire transmission system. Offering a highly efficient combination of low weight, outstanding strength, and safety features, Siemens 3EL surge arresters are ideally suited for this purpose. Siemens provides two solutions for line surge arresters: 400 kV line in Bulgaria NGLA solution realized with 3EL2 Non-gapped line arresters (NGLA) Externally gapped line arresters (EGLA) Non-gapped line surge arresters offer a high degree of mounting flexibility and operational reliability. Depending on the tower design and the arrangement of insulators and lines, these arresters can either be installed directly on the insulators or on the tower. Thanks to their high energy absorption capacity, non-gapped line arresters ensure a very high level of protection against overvoltages caused by lightning and network-generated switching impulse currents. Siemens EGLA line surge arresters of the 3EV1, 3EV2, and 3EV5 series have an external spark gap placed in series that galvanically isolates the active part of the line surge arrester from the line voltage under normal conditions. In case of lightning, the spark gap is ignited and the dangerous overvoltage is safely discharged through the resulting arc. The active component limits the subsequent current to ensure that the arc is extinguished within the first half-cycle of the operating current frequency. Siemens 3EL1, 3EL2, 3EL3, 3EL5 surge arresters are available as NGLA types. 550 kV line in Colombia NGLA solution realized with 3EL2 The series varistor units (SVU) of the EGLA 3EV1, 3EV2, and 3EV5 product lines are based on the respective 3EL1, 3EL2, and 3EL5 product lines. Refer to the brochure »Line surge arresters for increased system reliability« for a detailed overview of Siemens’ solutions for line surge arresters. 23 Early detection of relevant changes through efficient equipment monitoring Due to continuously growing worldwide power demand, more and more power networks are required to transmit higher loads – sometimes up to the limits of their capacity. This makes reliable, responsible network operation an increasingly difficult challenge. In many of today’s markets, transmission and distribution system operators are also liable for compensation in the case of power failures. And natural events like lightning can cripple entire networks. As a result, many network operators are seeking solutions to increase the reliability of their transmission systems. Equipment monitoring is a proven method for the recording of operating states and remaining service life, providing the operator with important asset management data and enabling the immediate assessment of a network’s overall state. 24 Surge arresters are highly reliable com ponents in power transmission and dis tribution systems. When operated in accordance with their specifications, their service life can reach up to 30 years without any maintenance. Nevertheless, overloads that can cause arrester failure and even endanger the safety of the network may sometimes occur. Equipment monitoring helps detect changes and faults at the earliest possible stage and supports security of supply on a whole new level. Siemens provides a complete line of monitoring devices with a variety of innovative functionalities that can be perfectly matched to customer requirements, ensuring that impending faults will be detected as early as possible and before security of supply is compromised. Order code system Data position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 – 8 9 Order code n a a n n n n – n a Product line 3 E L 2 0 9 6 Rated voltage (kV) Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability Application Housing size Line discharge class Number of units Form of sheds and color of housing 10 11 12 a n n – 13 14 15 16 – Z n – Z a a n 2 P J 3 1 4 High-voltage terminal X Nameplate A Mounting 1 Accessories a: alphabetical n: numerical Ordering example The order code can be obtained through the following steps: 1. Select the product line from table »Main technical data« on page 26. Example: product line 3EL2 2. Select the rated voltage and required energy rating of the arrester using the »Ratings and specifications – Electrical Characteristics« in the technical datasheet of the selected product line. Example: 3EL2 096-2P.3.-… 3. Select the required housing using the »Ratings and specifications – mechanical characteristics« in the technical datasheet of the selected product line. Example: for 3EL2 096-2P.3.-.… the minimum housing is »J«: + 3EL2 …-..J…, resulting in: 3EL2 096-2PJ31-… 4. Select the required terminal, nameplate, and mounting from the table »Order numbers« Example: 3EL2 096-2PJ31-4XA1. (4 = upright mounting, X = DIN/NEMA flat terminal, A = English nameplate, 1 = insulated mounting, D = 200mm) 5. Select optional accessories from table »Optional accessories« on page 110 Example: D91 line clamp, resulting in 3EL2 096-2PJ31-4XA1-Z D91 6. Select optional monitoring device from table »Monitoring devices« on page 111. Example: 3EX5 080-0 ACM basic 25 Product range Siemens offers multiple models of each surge arrester product family. The models mainly differ in diameter, length of the housings, and sizes of the MOV blocks to meet different customer requirements. The following selection table shows the main technical data of the different product lines. Detailed technical data is listed in the sections for each dedicated product line. For additional specifications, please contact your local Siemens representative. Maximum values 3EL5 3EL1 3EL2 3EL3 3EP5 3EP4 3EP6 3EP3 3EQ1 3EQ4 3EQ3 Highest voltage of the system kV 72.5 252 420 550 123 362 800 800 362 800 800 Maximum rated voltage kV 60 198 360 444 96 288 588 624 288 588 624 Nominal discharge current Line discharge class kA kJ/kVr Long duration current impulse A 10 2 4.4 550 10 2 5.0 750 10 3 6.0 800 10 2 5.0 1100 10 3 8.0 1100 10 3 8.0 1200 20 4 10.0 1200 20 4 10.0 1600 20 5 14.0 2000 20 5 16.0 3200 Rated short-circuit current kA 20 65 65 65 40 65 65 65 40 651 80 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 0.5 1.2 4.0 10.0 2.0 4.5 Bending moment dynamic Main technical data 26 Energy absorption capability kNm 1) 18/302 34/902 Increased rated short-circuit current of 80 kA available on request. 2) 6.0 21/382 42/722 Increased bending moment The table below shows an overview of the typical minimum rated voltage for the surge arrester, depending on the highest voltage and grounding of the system. Highest voltage of system Us kV Solidly earthed neutral system Ur kV Isolated neutral system Ur kV Impedance earthed neutral system Ur kV Resonant earthed neutral system Ur kV Neutral protection Ur kV 3.6 3 6 3 6 3 7.2 6 9 9 9 3 12 9 15 12 15 6 17.5 15 24 15 24 9 24 18 30 21 30 12 36 27 45 33 45 15 52 39 66 45 66 21 72.5 54 96 66 96 30 123 90 154 108 154 51 145 108 183 126 183 60 170 123 216 147 216 245 180 69 102 300 222 120 362 261 147 420 336 168 550 396 222 800 580 321 Typical rated voltages Ur for highest voltages of the system Us according to IEC 60099-4. 27 28 3EL5 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Traction vehicles ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear ◾◾ Transmission lines Maximum values 3EL5 Highest voltage of the system kV 72.5 Maximum rated voltage kV 60 Nominal discharge current kA 10 Line discharge class 2 kJ/kVr 4.4 Long duration current impulse A 550 Rated short-circuit current kA 20 High current impulse kA 100 kNm 0.5 Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EL5 29 3EL5 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E L 5 3 E L 5 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 10 11 12 0 P H 2 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 X A 1 – Z – Z Product line Silicone rubber-housed surge arrester, cage design Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 550 A, Eth = 4.4 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 0 2 Application Line surge arrester (For more details refer to catalog Line Surge Arresters) L Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 31 Housing »B«, 1 unit B 1 Housing »C«, 1 unit C 1 Housing »D«, 1 unit D 1 Housing »E«, 1 unit E 1 Housing »F«, 1 unit F 1 Housing »H«, 1 unit H 1 Housing »J«, 1 unit J 1 Housing »K«, 1 unit K 1 Housing »2xH«, 2 units H 2 Form of sheds and color of silicone rubber Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, upright mounting 4 Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, suspended mounting 8 High-voltage terminal Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 … 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 … 50x50, stainless steel Y Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting D=200 mm–254 mm, insulated, stainless steel 1 D=200 mm–254 mm, grounded, stainless steel 5 Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 30 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 3.6 3 2.4 2 550 6.6 6.8 7.2 8.0 8.6 9.8 11.4 3EL5 003 - 0 P . 2 . - …. B 6 4.8 2 550 13.2 13.7 14.4 15.9 17.1 19.7 22.7 3EL5 006 - 0 P . 2 . - …. B 7.2 12 17.5 24 36 48 52 72.5 6 4.8 2 550 13.2 13.7 14.4 15.9 17.1 19.7 22.7 3EL5 006 - 0 P . 2 . - …. B 9 7.2 2 550 19.8 20.5 21.5 23.9 25.7 29.5 34.1 3EL5 009 - 0 P . 2 . - …. C 9 7.2 2 550 19.8 20.5 21.5 23.9 25.7 29.5 34.1 3EL5 009 - 0 P . 2 . - …. C 12 9.6 2 550 26.3 27.4 28.7 31.8 34.2 39.3 45.5 3EL5 012 - 0 P . 2 . - …. D 15 12.0 2 550 32.9 34.2 35.9 39.8 42.8 49.2 56.9 3EL5 015 - 0 P . 2 . - …. D 18 14.4 2 550 39.5 41.0 43.1 47.7 51.3 59.0 68.2 3EL5 018 - 0 P . 2 . - …. E E 18 14.4 2 550 39.5 41.0 43.1 47.7 51.3 59.0 68.2 3EL5 018 - 0 P . 2 . - …. 21 16.8 2 550 46.1 47.9 50.3 55.7 59.9 68.8 79.6 3EL5 021 - 0 P . 2 . - …. F 24 19.2 2 550 52.7 54.7 57.5 63.6 68.4 78.7 91.0 3EL5 024 - 0 P . 2 . - …. H 30 24 2 550 65.8 68.4 71.8 79.5 85.5 98.3 114 3EL5 030 - 0 P . 2 . - …. H 27 21.6 2 550 59.3 61.6 64.6 71.6 77.0 88.5 102 3EL5 027 - 0 P . 2 . - …. H 30 24.0 2 550 65.8 68.4 71.8 79.5 85.5 98.3 114 3EL5 030 - 0 P . 2 . - …. H 33 26.4 2 550 72.4 75.2 79.0 87.5 94.1 108 125 3EL5 033 - 0 P . 2 . - …. H 45 36 2 550 98.8 103 108 119 128 147 171 3EL5 045 - 0 P . 2 . - …. K 36 28.8 2 550 79.0 82.1 86.2 95.4 103 118 136 3EL5 036 - 0 P . 2 . - …. J 39 31.2 2 550 85.6 88.9 93.4 103 111 128 148 3EL5 039 - 0 P . 2 . - …. J 42 34 2 550 92.2 95.8 101 111 120 138 159 3EL5 042 - 0 P . 2 . - …. J 45 36 2 550 98.8 103 108 119 128 147 171 3EL5 045 - 0 P . 2 . - …. K 48 38 2 550 105 109 115 127 137 157 182 3EL5 048 - 0 P . 2 . - …. 2xH 51 41 2 550 112 116 122 135 145 167 193 3EL5 051 - 0 P . 2 . - …. 2xH 2xH 54 43 2 550 119 123 129 143 154 177 205 3EL5 054 - 0 P . 2 . - …. 57 46 2 550 125 130 136 151 162 187 216 3EL5 057 - 0 P . 2 . - …. 2xH 60 48 2 550 132 137 144 159 171 197 227 3EL5 060 - 0 P . 2 . - …. 2xH Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance B Housing insulation mm mm Lightning impulse withstand voltage 1.2/50µs kV 170 372 104 Specified Specified Grading ring Maximum Flashover short-term long-term diameter weight of distance load SSL load SLL [D] arrester Power frequency withstand voltage 1 min., wet kV N N mm kg mm 49 2940 2050 - 3.6 180 Arrester type 3EL5 … - .. B . 1 - …. Figure A C 200 485 122 57 2500 1750 - 3.9 210 3EL5 … - .. C . 1 - …. A D 240 605 144 67 2080 1450 - 4.5 248 3EL5 … - .. D . 1 - …. A E 270 775 166 77 1850 1290 - 4.9 286 3EL5 … - .. E . 1 - …. A F 300 900 184 86 1660 1160 - 5.2 318 3EL5 … - .. F . 1 - …. A A H 400 1230 242 113 1250 870 - 6.2 418 3EL5 … - .. H . 1 - …. J 470 1420 281 131 1060 740 - 7.0 484 3EL5 … - .. J . 1 - …. A K 510 1595 302 140 980 680 - 7.4 520 3EL5 … - .. K . 1 - …. A 2xH 840 2460 484 226 590 410 - 10.2 836 3EL5 … - .. H . 2 - …. B The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. 3EL5 31 Line terminals DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EL5 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) Figure A Figure B 3EL5 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting 32 Insulated Grounded 3EL5 …-…..-…1 3EL5 …-…..-…5 3EL1 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Traction vehicles ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear ◾◾ Transmission lines Maximum values 3EL1 3EL1 Highest voltage of the system kV 252 170 Maximum rated voltage kV 198 156 Nominal discharge current kA 10 10 2 3 kJ/kVr 5.0 6.0 Long duration current impulse A 750 800 Rated short-circuit current kA 65 65 High current impulse kA 100 100 kNm 1.2 1.2 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EL1 33 3EL1 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E L 1 3 E L 1 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 10 11 12 1 P H 2 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z Product line Silicone rubber-housed surge arrester, cage design Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 750 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 1 2 I2ms = 800 A, Eth = 6 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 1 3 Application Line surge arrester (For more details refer to catalog Line Surge Arresters) L Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 37 Housing »C«, 1 unit C 1 Housing »E«, 1 unit E 1 Housing »H«, 1 unit H 1 Housing »K«, 1 unit K 1 Housing »E+H«, 2 units N 2 Housing »2xH«, 2 units H 2 Housing »E+K«, 2 units P 2 Housing »H+K«, 2 units Q 2 Housing »2xK«, 2 units K 2 Form of sheds and color of silicone rubber Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, upright mounting 4 Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, suspended mounting 8 High-voltage terminal Metal plate with M10 thread insert A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 26 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel Z Bolt, 35 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel Z P1A P1F Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 2xD=18/60, Palm 7, aluminum Z P5J Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting Metal plate with M10 thread insert 0 D=200 mm–254 mm, insulated, stainless steel 1 D=200 mm–254 mm, grounded, stainless steel 5 Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 34 – Z Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 3.6 3 2.4 2 750 5.9 6.1 6.4 7.1 7.7 8.6 9.8 3EL1 003 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 3 2.4 3 800 5.9 6.1 6.4 7.1 7.7 8.6 9.8 3EL1 003 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 7.2 12 17.5 24 36 52 72.5 6 4.8 2 750 11.8 12.2 12.9 14.2 15.3 17.1 19.6 3EL1 006 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 6 4.8 3 800 11.8 12.2 12.9 14.2 15.3 17.1 19.6 3EL1 006 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 6 4.8 2 750 11.8 12.2 12.9 14.2 15.3 17.1 19.6 3EL1 006 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 6 4.8 3 800 11.8 12.2 12.9 14.2 15.3 17.1 19.6 3EL1 006 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 9 7.2 2 750 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EL1 009 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 9 7.2 3 800 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EL1 009 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 9 7.2 2 750 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EL1 009 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 9 7.2 3 800 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EL1 009 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 12 9.6 2 750 23.6 24.5 25.7 28.5 30.6 34.3 39.2 3EL1 012 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 12 9.6 3 800 23.6 24.5 25.7 28.5 30.6 34.3 39.2 3EL1 012 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 15 12.0 2 750 29.5 30.6 32.1 35.6 38.3 42.8 49.0 3EL1 015 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 15 12.0 3 800 29.5 30.6 32.1 35.6 38.3 42.8 49.0 3EL1 015 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 18 14.4 2 750 35.3 36.7 38.6 42.7 45.9 51.4 58.8 3EL1 018 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 18 14.4 3 800 35.3 36.7 38.6 42.7 45.9 51.4 58.8 3EL1 018 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C 24 19.2 2 750 47.1 49.0 51.4 56.9 61.2 68.5 78.3 3EL1 024 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 24 19.2 3 800 47.1 49.0 51.4 56.9 61.2 68.5 78.3 3EL1 024 - 1 P . 3 . - …. E 21 16.8 2 750 41.2 42.8 45.0 49.8 53.6 60.0 68.5 3EL1 021 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 21 16.8 3 800 41.2 42.8 45.0 49.8 53.6 60.0 68.5 3EL1 021 - 1 P . 3 . - …. C C 24 19.2 2 750 47.1 49.0 51.4 56.9 61.2 68.5 78.3 3EL1 024 - 1 P . 2 . - …. 24 19.2 3 800 47.1 49.0 51.4 56.9 61.2 68.5 78.3 3EL1 024 - 1 P . 3 . - …. E 30 24.0 2 750 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EL1 030 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 30 24.0 3 800 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EL1 030 - 1 P . 3 . - …. E 30 24.0 2 750 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EL1 030 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 30 24.0 3 800 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EL1 030 - 1 P . 3 . - …. E 45 36 2 750 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 45 36 3 800 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 P . 3 . - …. H 42 34 2 750 82.5 85.7 90.0 99.6 107 120 137 3EL1 042 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 42 34 3 800 82.5 85.7 90.0 99.6 107 120 137 3EL1 042 - 1 P . 3 . - …. E 45 36 2 750 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 45 36 3 800 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 P . 3 . - …. H 54 43 2 750 106 110 116 128 138 154 176 3EL1 054 - 1 P . 2 . - …. H 54 43 3 800 106 110 116 128 138 154 176 3EL1 054 - 1 P . 3 . - …. H H 60 48 2 750 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EL1 060 - 1 P . 2 . - …. 60 48 3 800 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EL1 060 - 1 P . 3 . - …. K 66 53 2 750 130 135 141 157 168 188 215 3EL1 066 - 1 P . 2 . - …. H 66 53 3 800 130 135 141 157 168 188 215 3EL1 066 - 1 P . 3 . - …. K 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EL1 072 - 1 P . 2 . - …. H 72 58 3 800 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EL1 072 - 1 P . 3 . - …. K 3EL1 35 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 123 96 77 2 750 188 196 206 228 245 274 313 3EL1 096 - 1 P . 2 . - …. K 96 77 3 800 188 196 206 228 245 274 313 3EL1 096 - 1 P . 3 . - …. N 145 170 245 102 82 2 750 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EL1 102 - 1 P . 2 . - …. K 102 82 3 800 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EL1 102 - 1 P . 3 . - …. 2xH 108 86 2 750 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EL1 108 - 1 P . 2 . - …. K 108 86 3 800 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EL1 108 - 1 P . 3 . - …. 2xH 154 123 2 750 302 314 330 365 393 440 503 3EL1 154 - 1 P . 2 . - …. P 2xH 120 96 2 750 236 245 257 285 306 343 392 3EL1 120 - 1 P . 2 . - …. 120 96 3 800 236 245 257 285 306 343 392 3EL1 120 - 1 P . 3 . - …. P 132 106 2 750 259 269 283 313 337 377 431 3EL1 132 - 1 P . 2 . - …. 2xH 132 106 3 800 259 269 283 313 337 377 431 3EL1 132 - 1 P . 3 . - …. P 144 115 2 750 283 294 308 341 367 411 470 3EL1 144 - 1 P . 2 . - …. P 144 115 3 800 283 294 308 341 367 411 470 3EL1 144 - 1 P . 3 . - …. Q 138 110 2 750 271 282 296 327 352 394 450 3EL1 138 - 1 P . 2 . - …. 2xH 138 110 3 800 271 282 296 327 352 394 450 3EL1 138 - 1 P . 3 . - …. Q 144 115 2 750 283 294 308 341 367 411 470 3EL1 144 - 1 P . 2 . - …. P 144 115 3 800 283 294 308 341 367 411 470 3EL1 144 - 1 P . 3 . - …. Q 150 120 2 750 295 306 321 356 383 428 490 3EL1 150 - 1 P . 2 . - …. P 150 120 3 800 295 306 321 356 383 428 490 3EL1 150 - 1 P . 3 . - …. Q 192 154 2 750 377 392 411 455 490 548 627 3EL1 192 - 1 P . 2 . - …. 2xK 198 158 2 750 389 404 424 470 505 565 646 3EL1 198 - 1 P . 2 . - …. 2xK Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters 12 24 36 72.5 123 245 36 9 7.2 2 750 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EL1 009 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 9 7.2 3 800 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EL1 009 - 1 S . 3 . - …. C 12 9.6 2 750 23.6 24.5 25.7 28.5 30.6 34.3 39.2 3EL1 012 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 12 9.6 3 800 23.6 24.5 25.7 28.5 30.6 34.3 39.2 3EL1 012 - 1 S . 3 . - …. C 15 12.0 2 750 29.5 30.6 32.1 35.6 38.3 42.8 49.0 3EL1 015 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 15 12.0 3 800 29.5 30.6 32.1 35.6 38.3 42.8 49.0 3EL1 015 - 1 S . 3 . - …. C 45 36 2 750 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 S . 2 . - …. E 45 36 3 800 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 S . 3 . - …. H 30 24.0 2 750 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EL1 030 - 1 S . 2 . - …. E 30 24.0 3 800 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EL1 030 - 1 S . 3 . - …. E 45 36 2 750 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 S . 2 . - …. E 45 36 3 800 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EL1 045 - 1 S . 3 . - …. H 51 41 2 750 100 104 109 121 130 146 166 3EL1 051 - 1 S . 2 . - …. H 51 41 3 800 100 104 109 121 130 146 166 3EL1 051 - 1 S . 3 . - …. H H 60 48 2 750 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EL1 060 - 1 S . 2 . - …. 60 48 3 800 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EL1 060 - 1 S . 3 . - …. K 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EL1 072 - 1 S . 2 . - …. H 72 58 3 800 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EL1 072 - 1 S . 3 . - …. K 102 82 2 750 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EL1 102 - 1 S . 2 . - …. K 102 82 3 800 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EL1 102 - 1 S . 3 . - …. 2xH 108 86 2 750 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EL1 108 - 1 S . 2 . - …. K 108 86 3 800 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EL1 108 - 1 S . 3 . - …. 2xH Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading ring Maximum Flashover short-term long-term diameter weight of distance load SSL load SLL [D] arrester Arrester type Figure mm mm Lightning impulse withstand voltage 1.2/50µs kV N N mm kg mm C 305 900 183 85 3930 2750 - 7.9 315 3EL1 … - .. C . 1 - …. A E 445 1400 264 123 2690 1880 - 10.0 455 3EL1 … - .. E . 1 - …. A Power frequency withstand voltage 1 min., wet kV H 620 2050 365 170 1930 1350 - 12.5 630 3EL1 … - .. H . 1 - …. A K 900 3075 528 246 1330 930 - 16.5 910 3EL1 … - .. K . 1 - …. A N 1070 3450 629 293 1120 780 - 19.7 1085 3EL1 … - .. N . 2 - …. B 2xH 1245 4100 731 340 960 670 - 22.1 1260 3EL1 … - .. H . 2 - …. B P 1350 4475 792 369 880 620 - 23.6 1365 3EL1 … - .. P . 2 - …. B Q 1525 5125 893 416 780 550 - 25.7 1540 3EL1 … - .. Q . 2 - …. B 2xK 1805 6150 1056 492 660 460 - 29.3 1820 3EL1 … - .. K . 2 - …. B The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. Figure A Figure B 3EL1 37 Line terminals Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EL1 …-…..-.D.. 3EL1 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EL1 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EL1 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting 38 Insulated Grounded 3EL1 …-…..-…1 3EL1 …-…..-…5 3EL2 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Traction vehicles ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear ◾◾ Transmission lines Maximum values 3EL2 3EL2 3EL2 3EL2 Highest voltage of the system kV 362 420 420 420 Maximum rated voltage kV 288 360 360 360 Nominal discharge current kA 10 10 20 20 2 3 3 4 kJ/kVr 5.0 8.0 8.0 10.0 Long duration current impulse A 1100 1100 1200 1200 Rated short-circuit current kA 65 65 65 65 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 100 kNm 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EL2 39 3EL2 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E L 2 3 E L 2 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 J 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z Product line Silicone rubber-housed surge arrester, cage design Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 2 2 I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 2 3 I2ms = 1200 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 6 3 I2ms = 1200 A, Eth = 10 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 4 6 4 Application Line surge arrester (For more details refer to catalog Line Surge Arresters) L Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 45 Housing »C«, 1 unit C 1 Housing »F«, 1 unit F 1 Housing »J«, 1 unit J 1 Housing »M«, 1 unit M 1 Housing »C+J«, 2 units P 2 Housing »F+J«, 2 units Q 2 Housing »F+M«, 2 units R 2 Housing »2xJ«, 2 units J 2 Housing »J+M«, 2 units W 2 Housing »2xM«, 2 units M 2 Housing »F+J+J«, 3 units X 3 Housing »3xJ«, 3 units J 3 Form of sheds and color of silicone rubber Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, upright mounting 4 Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, suspended mounting 8 High-voltage terminal 40 Metal plate A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, 20 mm, hot dip galvanized steel L Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 26 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel Z P1A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1C Bolt, 35 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel Z P1F Bolt, 38 mm diameter, 125 mm length, stainless steel Z P1G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1H Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 125 mm length, aluminum Z P1L Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 150 mm length, aluminum Z P1N Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, copper Z P1Q Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Flat, 2xD=18/60, Palm 7, aluminum Z P5J Flat, 4xD=18/60, Palm 8, aluminum Z P5K Flat, 6xD=18/70, Palm 13, aluminum Z P5P Flat, 6xD=18 60/60, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5S 3EL2 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E L 2 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 J 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting D=140 mm, grounded, stainless steel 0 D=200 mm–276 mm, insulated, stainless steel 1 200 mm x 200 mm, insulated 2 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated 3 D=200 mm–276 mm, grounded, stainless steel 5 170 mm x 170 mm, insulated 9 R1B Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 – Z 3EL2 41 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 12 9 7.2 2 1100 16.2 16.6 17.4 19.0 20.3 22.5 25.5 3EL2 009 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 9 7.2 3 1100 16.9 17.3 18.2 19.9 21.2 23.5 26.6 3EL2 009 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 17.5 24 36 52 72.5 42 Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses 9 7.2 4 1200 17.5 17.9 18.8 20.3 21.6 23.8 25.9 3EL2 009 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 12 9.6 2 1100 21.6 22.1 23.2 25.4 27.0 30.0 34.0 3EL2 012 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 12 9.6 3 1100 22.6 23.1 24.3 26.5 28.2 31.3 35.5 3EL2 012 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 12 9.6 4 1200 23.3 23.9 25.1 27.1 28.8 31.7 34.6 3EL2 012 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 15 12.0 2 1100 27.0 27.7 29.0 31.7 33.8 37.5 42.5 3EL2 015 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 15 12.0 3 1100 28.2 28.9 30.3 33.1 35.3 39.1 44.4 3EL2 015 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 15 12.0 4 1200 29.2 29.9 31.3 33.8 36.0 39.6 43.2 3EL2 015 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 18 14.4 2 1100 32.4 33.2 34.8 38.1 40.5 45.0 51.0 3EL2 018 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 18 14.4 3 1100 33.8 34.7 36.4 39.8 42.3 47.0 53.3 3EL2 018 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 18 14.4 4 1200 35.0 35.9 37.6 40.6 43.2 47.5 51.8 3EL2 018 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 24 19.2 2 1100 43.2 44.3 46.4 50.8 54.0 59.9 68.0 3EL2 024 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 24 19.2 3 1100 45.1 46.2 48.5 53.0 56.4 62.6 71.1 3EL2 024 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 24 19.2 4 1200 46.7 47.8 50.1 54.1 57.6 63.4 69.1 3EL2 024 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 21 16.8 2 1100 37.8 38.7 40.6 44.4 47.3 52.4 59.5 3EL2 021 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 21 16.8 3 1100 39.5 40.5 42.4 46.4 49.4 54.8 62.2 3EL2 021 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 21 16.8 4 1200 40.8 41.8 43.8 47.4 50.4 55.4 60.5 3EL2 021 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 30 24.0 2 1100 54.0 55.4 58.1 63.5 67.5 74.9 85.1 3EL2 030 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 30 24.0 3 1100 56.4 57.8 60.6 66.3 70.5 78.3 88.8 3EL2 030 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 30 24.0 4 1200 58.3 59.8 62.6 67.7 72.0 79.2 86.4 3EL2 030 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 30 24.0 2 1100 54.0 55.4 58.1 63.5 67.5 74.9 85.1 3EL2 030 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 30 24.0 3 1100 56.4 57.8 60.6 66.3 70.5 78.3 88.8 3EL2 030 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 30 24.0 4 1200 58.3 59.8 62.6 67.7 72.0 79.2 86.4 3EL2 030 - 6 P . 4 . - …. C 45 36 2 1100 81.0 83.0 87.1 95.2 101 112 128 3EL2 045 - 2 P . 2 . - …. C 45 36 3 1100 84.6 86.7 90.9 99.4 106 117 133 3EL2 045 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 45 36 4 1200 87.5 89.6 94.0 102 108 119 130 3EL2 045 - 6 P . 4 . - …. F C 42 34 3 1100 79.0 80.9 84.9 92.8 98.7 110 124 3EL2 042 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 42 34 4 1200 81.6 83.7 87.7 94.8 101 111 121 3EL2 042 - 6 P . 4 . - …. F 45 36 3 1100 84.6 86.7 90.9 99.4 106 117 133 3EL2 045 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 45 36 4 1200 87.5 89.6 94.0 102 108 119 130 3EL2 045 - 6 P . 4 . - …. F 54 43 3 1100 102 104 109 119 127 141 160 3EL2 054 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 54 43 4 1200 105 108 113 122 130 143 156 3EL2 054 - 6 P . 4 . - …. F 60 48 3 1100 113 116 121 133 141 157 178 3EL2 060 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 60 48 4 1200 117 120 125 135 144 158 173 3EL2 060 - 6 P . 4 . - …. F 66 53 3 1100 124 127 133 146 155 172 195 3EL2 066 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 66 53 4 1200 128 131 138 149 158 174 190 3EL2 066 - 6 P . 4 . - …. F 72 58 3 1100 135 139 146 159 169 188 213 3EL2 072 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 72 58 4 1200 140 143 150 162 173 190 207 3EL2 072 - 6 P . 4 . - …. F Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 123 96 77 3 1100 180 185 194 212 226 250 284 3EL2 096 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 96 77 4 1200 187 191 200 217 230 253 276 3EL2 096 - 6 P . 4 . - …. J 145 170 245 300 362 420 102 82 3 1100 192 197 206 225 240 266 302 3EL2 102 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 102 82 4 1200 198 203 213 230 245 269 294 3EL2 102 - 6 P . 4 . - …. J 108 86 3 1100 203 208 218 239 254 282 320 3EL2 108 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 108 86 4 1200 210 215 226 244 259 285 311 3EL2 108 - 6 P . 4 . - …. J 154 123 3 1100 290 297 311 340 362 402 456 3EL2 154 - 2 P . 3 . - …. M 120 96 3 1100 226 231 243 265 282 313 355 3EL2 120 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 120 96 4 1200 233 239 251 271 288 317 346 3EL2 120 - 6 P . 4 . - …. J 132 106 3 1100 248 254 267 292 310 344 391 3EL2 132 - 2 P . 3 . - …. M 132 106 4 1200 257 263 276 298 317 348 380 3EL2 132 - 6 P . 4 . - …. M 144 115 3 1100 271 277 291 318 338 376 426 3EL2 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. M 144 115 4 1200 280 287 301 325 346 380 415 3EL2 144 - 6 P . 4 . - …. M 138 110 3 1100 259 266 279 305 324 360 409 3EL2 138 - 2 P . 3 . - …. M 138 110 4 1200 268 275 288 311 331 364 397 3EL2 138 - 6 P . 4 . - …. M 144 115 3 1100 271 277 291 318 338 376 426 3EL2 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. M 144 115 4 1200 280 287 301 325 346 380 415 3EL2 144 - 6 P . 4 . - …. M 150 120 3 1100 282 289 303 331 353 391 444 3EL2 150 - 2 P . 3 . - …. M 150 120 4 1200 292 299 313 338 360 396 432 3EL2 150 - 6 P . 4 . - …. M 192 154 3 1100 361 370 388 424 451 501 569 3EL2 192 - 2 P . 3 . - …. Q 192 154 4 1200 373 382 401 433 461 507 553 3EL2 192 - 6 P . 4 . - …. Q 198 158 3 1100 372 382 400 437 465 516 586 3EL2 198 - 2 P . 3 . - …. Q 198 158 4 1200 385 394 413 447 475 523 570 3EL2 198 - 6 P . 4 . - …. Q 228 182 3 1100 429 439 461 504 536 595 675 3EL2 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. R 228 182 4 1200 443 454 476 514 547 602 657 3EL2 228 - 6 P . 4 . - …. 2xJ 228 182 3 1100 429 439 461 504 536 595 675 3EL2 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. R 228 182 4 1200 443 454 476 514 547 602 657 3EL2 228 - 6 P . 4 . - …. 2xJ 240 192 3 1100 451 462 485 530 564 626 711 3EL2 240 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xJ 240 192 4 1200 467 478 501 541 576 634 691 3EL2 240 - 6 P . 4 . - …. 2xJ 276 221 3 1100 519 532 558 610 649 720 817 3EL2 276 - 2 P . 3 . - …. W 276 221 4 1200 537 550 576 623 662 729 795 3EL2 276 - 6 P . 4 . - …. W 288 230 3 1100 541 555 582 636 677 751 853 3EL2 288 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xM 288 230 4 1200 560 574 601 650 691 760 829 3EL2 288 - 6 P . 4 . - …. 2xM 336 269 3 1100 632 647 679 742 790 876 995 3EL2 336 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 3xJ 336 269 4 1200 653 669 702 758 806 887 968 3EL2 336 - 6 P . 4 . - …. 3xJ 360 288 3 1100 677 694 728 795 846 939 1066 3EL2 360 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 3xJ 360 288 4 1200 700 717 752 812 864 950 1037 3EL2 360 - 6 P . 4 . - …. 3xJ 3EL2 43 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 72.5 30 24.0 3 1100 56.4 57.8 60.6 66.3 70.5 78.3 88.8 3EL2 030 - 2 S . 3 . - …. C 30 24.0 4 1200 58.3 59.8 62.6 67.7 72.0 79.2 86.4 3EL2 030 - 6 S . 4 . - …. C 123 145 245 420 44 Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses 45 36 3 1100 84.6 86.7 90.9 99.4 106 117 133 3EL2 045 - 2 S . 3 . - …. F 45 36 4 1200 87.5 89.6 94.0 102 108 119 130 3EL2 045 - 6 S . 4 . - …. F 51 41 3 1100 95.9 98.3 103 113 120 133 151 3EL2 051 - 2 S . 3 . - …. F 51 41 4 1200 99.1 102 106 115 122 135 147 3EL2 051 - 6 S . 4 . - …. F 60 48 3 1100 113 116 121 133 141 157 178 3EL2 060 - 2 S . 3 . - …. F 60 48 4 1200 117 120 125 135 144 158 173 3EL2 060 - 6 S . 4 . - …. F 66 53 3 1100 124 127 133 146 155 172 195 3EL2 066 - 2 S . 3 . - …. F 66 53 4 1200 128 131 138 149 158 174 190 3EL2 066 - 6 S . 4 . - …. F 72 58 3 1100 135 139 146 159 169 188 213 3EL2 072 - 2 S . 3 . - …. F 72 58 4 1200 140 143 150 162 173 190 207 3EL2 072 - 6 S . 4 . - …. F 90 72 3 1100 169 173 182 199 212 235 266 3EL2 090 - 2 S . 3 . - …. J 90 72 4 1200 175 179 188 203 216 238 259 3EL2 090 - 6 S . 4 . - …. J 80 64 3 1100 150 154 162 177 188 209 237 3EL2 080 - 2 S . 3 . - …. J 80 64 4 1200 156 159 167 180 192 211 230 3EL2 080 - 6 S . 4 . - …. J 102 82 3 1100 192 197 206 225 240 266 302 3EL2 102 - 2 S . 3 . - …. J 102 82 4 1200 198 203 213 230 245 269 294 3EL2 102 - 6 S . 4 . - …. J 108 86 3 1100 203 208 218 239 254 282 320 3EL2 108 - 2 S . 3 . - …. J 108 86 4 1200 210 215 226 244 259 285 311 3EL2 108 - 6 S . 4 . - …. J 168 134 3 1100 316 324 340 371 395 438 497 3EL2 168 - 2 S . 3 . - …. P 168 134 4 1200 327 335 351 379 403 444 484 3EL2 168 - 6 S . 4 . - …. Q Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance mm mm Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashshort- long-term ring weight of over term load SLL diameter arrester distance load SSL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., wet kV 2500µs, wet kV kV N N mm kg Arrester type Figure mm C 482 1470 235 170 109 8290 5800 - 17.7 405 3EL2 … - .. C . 1 - …. A F 705 2340 365 265 170 5670 3970 - 23.5 630 3EL2 … - .. F . 1 - …. A J 1062 3820 571 414 266 3760 2630 - 32.3 985 3EL2 … - .. J . 1 - …. A M 1240 4495 676 489 315 3220 2250 - 37.6 1165 3EL2 … - .. M . 1 - …. A P 1544 5290 806 584 375 2590 1810 - 46.2 1390 3EL2 … - .. P . 2 - …. B Q 1767 6160 936 678 436 2260 1580 - 51.3 1615 3EL2 … - .. Q . 2 - …. B R 1945 6835 1041 754 485 2050 1430 - 56.9 1795 3EL2 … - .. R . 2 - …. B 2xJ 2124 7640 1142 827 532 1880 1310 - 57.2 1970 3EL2 … - .. J . 2 - …. B W 2302 8315 1247 903 581 1730 1210 600 63.6 1905 3EL2 … - .. W . 2 - …. C 2xM 2480 8990 1352 979 629 1610 1120 800 69.6 1925 3EL2 … - .. M . 2 - …. C X 2829 9980 1507 1093 702 1410 980 800 79.8 2250 3EL2 … - .. X . 3 - …. D 3xJ 3186 11460 1713 1242 798 1250 870 1000 86.7 2470 3EL2 … - .. J . 3 - …. D 3xM 3720 13485 2028 1467 945 1070 750 1000 93.2 2950 3EL2 … - .. M . 3 - …. D The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. Figure A Figure B Figure C Figure D 3EL2 45 Line terminals Plate Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EL2 …-…..-.A.. 3EL2 …-…..-.D.. 3EL2 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EL2 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EL2 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting 46 Insulated Grounded 3EL2 …-…..-…1 3EL2 …-…..-…5 Insulated Insulated 3EL2 …-…..-…2 3EL2 …-…..-…3 3EL3 Surge arrester with silicone rubber housing and Cage Design™ Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear ◾◾ Transmission lines Maximum values 3EL3 3EL3 Highest voltage of the system kV 550 550 Maximum rated voltage kV 444 468 Nominal discharge current kA 20 20 4 5 kJ/kVr 10.0 14.0 Long duration current impulse A 1600 2000 Rated short-circuit current kA 65 65 High current impulse kA 100 100 kNm 10.0 10.0 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EL3 47 3EL3 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E L 3 3 E L 3 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 4 P 10 11 12 J 4 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D Product line Silicone rubber-housed surge arrester, cage design Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 1600 A, Eth = 10 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 4 4 4 I2ms = 2000 A, Eth = 14 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 4 5 Application Line surge arrester (For more details refer to catalog Line Surge Arresters) L Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 51 Housing »F«, 1 unit F 1 Housing »G«, 1 unit G 1 Housing »H«, 1 unit H 1 Housing »J«, 1 unit J 1 Housing »K«, 1 unit K 1 Housing »L«, 1 unit L 1 Housing »M«, 1 unit M 1 Housing »2xG«, 2 units G 2 Housing »2xH«, 2 units H 2 Housing »2xJ«, 2 units J 2 Housing »2xK«, 2 units K 2 Housing »2xL«, 2 units L 2 Housing »2xM«, 2 units M 2 Housing »3xJ«, 3 units J 3 Housing »3xK«, 3 units K 3 Housing »3xL«, 3 units L 3 Housing »3xM«, 3 units M 3 Form of sheds and color of silicone rubber Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, upright mounting 4 Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, suspended mounting 8 High-voltage terminal Metal plate 48 A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, hot dip galvanized steel C Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, 20 mm, hot dip galvanized steel L Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y A 1 – Z 3EL3 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E L 3 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 4 P 10 11 12 J 4 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z – Z Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting 200 mm x 200 mm, grounded 0 200 mm x 200 mm, insulated 1 D=10", insulated with DIN/NEMA earth terminal 2 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated 3 D=10", grounded 5 D=10", insulated 7 Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 3EL3 49 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 123 96 77 4 1600 179 185 190 204 216 235 257 3EL3 096 - 4 P . 4 . - …. H 102 82 4 1600 190 196 202 217 230 250 273 3EL3 102 - 4 P . 4 . - …. H 145 170 245 300 362 420 550 108 86 4 1600 202 208 214 230 243 265 289 3EL3 108 - 4 P . 4 . - …. H 154 123 4 1600 288 296 305 327 347 378 412 3EL3 154 - 4 P . 4 . - …. L 120 96 4 1600 224 231 238 255 270 294 321 3EL3 120 - 4 P . 4 . - …. J 132 106 4 1600 247 254 261 281 297 324 353 3EL3 132 - 4 P . 4 . - …. K 144 115 4 1600 269 277 285 306 324 353 386 3EL3 144 - 4 P . 4 . - …. L K 138 110 4 1600 258 265 273 293 311 338 369 3EL3 138 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 144 115 4 1600 269 277 285 306 324 353 386 3EL3 144 - 4 P . 4 . - …. L 150 120 4 1600 280 289 297 319 338 368 402 3EL3 150 - 4 P . 4 . - …. L 192 154 4 1600 359 369 380 408 432 471 514 3EL3 192 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 2xH 198 158 4 1600 370 381 392 421 446 486 530 3EL3 198 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 2xH 228 182 4 1600 426 439 451 485 513 559 610 3EL3 228 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 2xJ 228 182 4 1600 426 439 451 485 513 559 610 3EL3 228 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 2xJ 240 192 4 1600 448 462 475 510 540 589 643 3EL3 240 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 2xJ 276 221 4 1600 515 531 546 587 621 677 739 3EL3 276 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 2xL 276 221 5 2000 515 531 546 587 621 677 739 3EL3 276 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xL 288 230 4 1600 538 554 570 612 648 706 771 3EL3 288 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 2xL 288 230 5 2000 538 554 570 612 648 706 771 3EL3 288 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xL 336 269 4 1600 627 646 665 714 756 824 900 3EL3 336 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 3xJ 336 269 5 2000 627 646 665 714 756 824 900 3EL3 336 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xJ 360 288 4 1600 672 693 713 765 810 883 964 3EL3 360 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 3xK 360 288 5 2000 672 693 713 765 810 883 964 3EL3 360 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xK 396 317 4 1600 740 762 784 842 891 971 1060 3EL3 396 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 3xM 396 317 5 2000 740 762 784 842 891 971 1060 3EL3 396 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xM 420 336 4 1600 784 808 832 893 945 1030 1125 3EL3 420 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 4xK 420 336 5 2000 784 808 832 893 945 1030 1125 3EL3 420 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 444 355 4 1600 829 854 879 944 999 1089 1189 3EL3 444 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 4xK 444 355 5 2000 829 854 879 944 999 1089 1189 3EL3 444 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 468 374 4 1600 874 900 927 995 1053 1148 1253 3EL3 468 - 4 P . 4 . - …. 4xK 468 374 5 2000 874 900 927 995 1053 1148 1253 3EL3 468 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 4xK Arrester type Minimum housing size Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 245 102 82 4 1600 190 196 202 217 230 250 273 3EL3 102 - 4 S . 4 . - …. H 108 86 4 1600 201 206 216 233 248 273 298 3EL3 108 - 4 S . 4 . - …. H 168 134 4 1600 314 323 333 357 378 412 450 3EL3 168 - 4 S . 4 . - …. M 420 50 Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance mm mm Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashover shortlongring weight of distance term term diameter arrester load SSL load SLL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., kV 2500µs, wet wet kV kV N N mm kg Arrester type Figure mm F 747 2476 370 240 160 13380 9370 - 36.0 648 3EL3 … - .. F . 1 - …. A G 836 2864 420 280 180 11960 8370 - 39.1 737 3EL3 … - .. G . 1 - …. A H 925 3252 470 320 200 10810 7560 - 43.1 826 3EL3 … - .. H . 1 - …. A J 1014 3640 520 350 220 9860 6900 - 46.1 915 3EL3 … - .. J . 1 - …. A K 1104 4029 580 380 240 9050 6340 - 50.2 1005 3EL3 … - .. K . 1 - …. A L 1193 4417 630 420 260 8380 5860 - 53.3 1094 3EL3 … - .. J . 1 - …. A M 1282 4805 680 450 290 7800 5460 - 57.2 1183 3EL3 … - .. M . 1 - …. A 2xG 1672 5728 850 560 360 5980 4180 - 75.5 1474 3EL3 … - .. G . 2 - …. B 2xH 1850 6504 950 640 410 5400 3780 - 82.6 1652 3EL3 … - .. H . 2 - …. B 2xJ 2028 7280 1050 700 450 4930 3450 - 88.6 1830 3EL3 … - .. J . 2 - …. B 2xK 2208 8058 1160 760 480 4520 3170 600 96.3 1768 3EL3 … - .. K . 2 - …. C 2xL 2386 8834 1260 840 520 4190 2930 600 103 1940 3EL3 … - .. L . 2 - …. C 2xM 2564 9610 1360 900 580 3900 2730 800 107 1956 3EL3 … - .. M . 2 - …. C 3xJ 3042 10920 1560 1050 660 3280 2300 800 134 2367 3EL3 … - .. J . 2 - …. D 3xK 3312 12087 1740 1140 720 3010 2110 1000 145 2523 3EL3 … - .. K . 2 - …. D 3xL 3579 13251 1890 1260 780 2790 1950 1000 153 2763 3EL3 … - .. L . 2 - …. D 3xM 3846 14415 2040 1350 870 2600 1820 1200 163 3006 3EL3 … - .. M . 3 - …. D 4xK 4416 16116 2320 1520 960 2260 1580 1500 197 3656 3EL3 … - .. K . 4 - …. E The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. 3EL3 51 Figure A 52 Figure B Figure C Figure D Figure E Line terminals Plate 3EL3 …-…..-.A.. DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EL3 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) Bolt 3EL3 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EL3 …-…..-.D.. 3EL3 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) 3EL3 53 Mounting Insulated Grounded 3EL3 …-…..-…1 3EL3 …-…..-…0 Insulated Insulated 3EL3 …-…..-…3 3EL3 …-…..-…7 Grounded 3EL3 …-…..-…5 54 3EP5 Surge arrester with porcelain housing Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear Maximum values 3EP5 3EP5 3EP5 Highest voltage of the system kV 123 123 123 Maximum rated voltage kV 96 96 96 Nominal discharge current kA 10 10 10 2 2 3 kJ/kVr 5.0 5.0 8.0 Long duration current impulse A 750 1100 1100 Rated short-circuit current kA 40 40 40 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 kNm 2.0 2.0 2.0 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EP5 55 3EP5 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E P 5 3 E P 5 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 E 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 1 D A 1 – Z Product line Porcelain-housed surge arrester Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 750 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 1 2 I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 2 2 I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 2 3 Application Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 59 Housing »C«, 1 unit C 1 Housing »E«, 1 unit E 1 Housing »H«, 1 unit H 1 Housing »J«, 1 unit J 1 Form of sheds and color of porcelain Normal sheds, brown porcelain, upright mounting 1 Normal sheds, gray porcelain, upright mounting 3 Normal sheds, brown porcelain, suspended mounting 5 Normal sheds, gray porcelain, suspended mounting 7 High-voltage terminal Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, copper R Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum U Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 26 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel Z P1A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1C Bolt, 35 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel Z P1F Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1H P2Q Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel, horizontal Z Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting D=200 mm–254 mm, insulated, stainless steel 1 D=200 mm–254 mm, grounded, stainless steel 5 Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 56 – Z Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 12 9 7.2 2 750 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EP5 009 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 9 7.2 3 1100 17.3 17.7 18.6 20.3 21.6 24.0 27.2 3EP5 009 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 17.5 24 36 52 72.5 123 12 9.6 2 750 23.6 24.5 25.7 28.5 30.6 34.3 39.2 3EP5 012 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 12 9.6 3 1100 23.0 23.6 24.8 27.1 28.8 32.0 36.3 3EP5 012 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 15 12.0 2 750 29.5 30.6 32.1 35.6 38.3 42.8 49.0 3EP5 015 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 15 12.0 3 1100 28.8 29.5 31.0 33.8 36.0 40.0 45.4 3EP5 015 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 18 14.4 2 750 35.3 36.7 38.6 42.7 45.9 51.4 58.8 3EP5 018 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 18 14.4 3 1100 34.6 35.4 37.2 40.6 43.2 48.0 54.4 3EP5 018 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 21 16.8 2 750 41.2 42.8 45.0 49.8 53.6 60.0 68.5 3EP5 021 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 21 16.8 3 1100 40.3 41.3 43.3 47.4 50.4 55.9 63.5 3EP5 021 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 24 19.2 2 750 47.1 49.0 51.4 56.9 61.2 68.5 78.3 3EP5 024 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 24 19.2 3 1100 46.1 47.2 49.5 54.1 57.6 63.9 72.6 3EP5 024 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 30 24.0 2 750 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EP5 030 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 30 24.0 3 1100 57.6 59.0 61.9 67.7 72.0 79.9 90.7 3EP5 030 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 30 24.0 2 750 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EP5 030 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 30 24.0 3 1100 57.6 59.0 61.9 67.7 72.0 79.9 90.7 3EP5 030 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 36 28.8 2 750 70.7 73.4 77.1 85.4 91.8 103 118 3EP5 036 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 36 28.8 3 1100 69.1 70.8 74.3 81.2 86.4 95.9 109 3EP5 036 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 45 36 2 750 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EP5 045 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 45 36 3 1100 86.4 88.6 92.9 102 108 120 136 3EP5 045 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 42 34 2 750 82.5 85.7 90.0 99.6 107 120 137 3EP5 042 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 42 34 3 1100 80.6 82.7 86.7 94.8 101 112 127 3EP5 042 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 54 43 2 750 106 110 116 128 138 154 176 3EP5 054 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 54 43 3 1100 104 106 111 122 130 144 163 3EP5 054 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 54 43 2 750 106 110 116 128 138 154 176 3EP5 054 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 54 43 3 1100 104 106 111 122 130 144 163 3EP5 054 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 60 48 2 750 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EP5 060 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 60 48 3 1100 115 118 124 135 144 160 181 3EP5 060 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 66 53 2 750 130 135 141 157 168 188 215 3EP5 066 - 1 P . 2 . - …. H 66 53 3 1100 127 130 136 149 158 176 200 3EP5 066 - 2 P . 3 . - …. H 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EP5 072 - 1 P . 2 . - …. H 72 58 3 1100 138 142 149 162 173 192 218 3EP5 072 - 2 P . 3 . - …. H 96 77 2 750 188 196 206 228 245 274 313 3EP5 096 - 1 P . 2 . - …. J 96 77 3 1100 184 189 198 217 230 256 290 3EP5 096 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 3EP5 57 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 12 9 7.2 2 750 17.7 18.4 19.3 21.3 23.0 25.7 29.4 3EP5 009 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 9 7.2 3 1100 17.3 17.7 18.6 20.3 21.6 24.0 27.2 3EP5 009 - 2 S . 3 . - …. C 24 36 72.5 123 58 Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses 12 9.6 2 750 23.6 24.5 25.7 28.5 30.6 34.3 39.2 3EP5 012 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 12 9.6 3 1100 23.0 23.6 24.8 27.1 28.8 32.0 36.3 3EP5 012 - 2 S . 3 . - …. C 15 12.0 2 750 29.5 30.6 32.1 35.6 38.3 42.8 49.0 3EP5 015 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 15 12.0 3 1100 28.8 29.5 31.0 33.8 36.0 40.0 45.4 3EP5 015 - 2 S . 3 . - …. C 45 36 2 750 88.4 91.8 96.4 107 115 129 147 3EP5 045 - 1 S . 2 . - …. E 45 36 3 1100 86.4 88.6 92.9 102 108 120 136 3EP5 045 - 2 S . 3 . - …. E 30 24.0 2 750 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EP5 030 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 30 24.0 3 1100 57.6 59.0 61.9 67.7 72.0 79.9 90.7 3EP5 030 - 2 S . 3 . - … C 51 41 2 750 100 104 109 121 130 146 166 3EP5 051 - 1 S . 2 . - …. E 51 41 3 1100 97.9 100 105 115 122 136 154 3EP5 051 - 2 S . 3 . - …. E 60 48 2 750 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EP5 060 - 1 S . 2 . - …. E 60 48 3 1100 115 118 124 135 144 160 181 3EP5 060 - 2 S . 3 . - …. E 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EP5 072 - 1 S . 2 . - …. H 72 58 3 1100 138 142 149 162 173 192 218 3EP5 072 - 2 S . 3 . - …. H Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading ring Maximum Flashover short-term long-term diameter weight of distance load SSL load SLL [D] arrester Arrester type Figure mm mm Lightning impulse withstand voltage 1.2/50µs kV N N mm kg mm C 368 648 157 67 5430 2170 - 24.1 242 3EP5 … - .. C . 1 - …. A E 566 1260 266 114 3530 1410 - 32.9 440 3EP5 … - .. E . 1 - …. A Power frequency withstand voltage 1 min., wet kV H 764 1871 375 160 2610 1040 - 41.6 638 3EP5 … - .. H . 1 - …. A J 896 2279 448 191 2230 890 - 46.2 770 3EP5 … - .. J . 1 - …. A The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. Figure A 3EP5 59 Line terminals Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EP5 …-…..-.D.. 3EP5 …-…..-.R.. (copper) 3EP5 …-…..-.U.. (aluminum) 3EP5 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EP5 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting 60 Insulated Grounded 3EP5 …-…..-…1 3EP5 …-…..-…5 3EP4 Surge arrester with porcelain housing Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear Maximum values 3EP4 3EP4 3EP4 Highest voltage of the system kV 300 300 362 Maximum rated voltage kV 240 240 288 Nominal discharge current kA 10 10 10 2 2 3 kJ/kVr 5.0 5.0 8.0 Long duration current impulse A 750 1100 1100 Rated short-circuit current kA 65 65 65 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 kNm 4.5 4.5 4.5 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EP4 61 3EP4 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E P 4 3 E P 4 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 E 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 1 D A 1 – Z Product line Porcelain-housed surge arrester Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 750 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 1 2 I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 2 2 I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 2 3 Application Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 65 Housing »B«, 1 unit B 1 Housing »C«, 1 unit C 1 Housing »D«, 1 unit D 1 Housing »E«, 1 unit E 1 Housing »F«, 1 unit F 1 Housing »2xD«, 2 units D 2 Housing »2xE«, 2 units E 2 Housing »2xF«, 2 units F 2 Form of sheds and color of porcelain Normal sheds, brown porcelain, upright mounting 1 Normal sheds, gray porcelain, upright mounting 3 Normal sheds, brown porcelain, suspended mounting 5 Normal sheds, gray porcelain, suspended mounting 7 High-voltage terminal 62 Metal plate A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, copper R Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMAl, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 26 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel Z P1A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1C Bolt, 35 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel Z P1F Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 125 mm length, aluminum Z P1L Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel, horizontal Z P2Q Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5D Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, aluminum Z P5E Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Flat, 4xD=18/60, Palm 8, aluminum Z P5K 3EP4 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E P 4 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 E 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 1 D A 1 – Z – Z Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting 200 mm x 200 mm, grounded 0 200 mm x 200 mm, insulated 1 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated 3 D=10", grounded 5 D=10", insulated 7 Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 3EP4 63 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 72.5 54 43 2 750 106 110 116 128 138 154 176 3EP4 054 - 1 P . 2 . - …. C 54 43 3 1100 104 106 111 122 130 144 163 3EP4 054 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 123 145 170 245 300 362 64 Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses 60 48 2 750 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EP4 060 - 1 P . 2 . - …. D 60 48 3 1100 115 118 124 135 144 160 181 3EP4 060 - 2 P . 3 . - …. D 66 53 2 750 130 135 141 157 168 188 215 3EP4 066 - 1 P . 2 . - …. D 66 53 3 1100 127 130 136 149 158 176 200 3EP4 066 - 2 P . 3 . - …. D 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EP4 072 - 1 P . 2 . - …. D 72 58 3 1100 138 142 149 162 173 192 218 3EP4 072 - 2 P . 3 . - …. D 96 77 2 750 188 196 206 228 245 274 313 3EP4 096 - 1 P . 2 . - …. D 96 77 2 1100 173 177 186 203 216 240 272 3EP4 096 - 2 P . 2 . - …. D 96 77 3 1100 184 189 198 217 230 256 290 3EP4 096 - 2 P . 3 . - …. D 102 82 2 750 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EP4 102 - 1 P . 2 . - …. D 102 82 3 1100 196 201 211 230 245 272 308 3EP4 102 - 2 P . 3 . - …. D 108 86 2 750 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EP4 108 - 1 P . 2 . - …. D 108 86 3 1100 207 213 223 244 259 288 327 3EP4 108 - 2 P . 3 . - …. D 154 123 3 1100 296 303 318 347 370 410 466 3EP4 154 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 120 96 2 750 236 245 257 285 306 343 392 3EP4 120 - 1 P . 2 . - …. D 120 96 3 1100 230 236 248 271 288 320 363 3EP4 120 - 2 P . 3 . - …. D 132 106 3 1100 253 260 272 298 317 352 399 3EP4 132 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 144 115 3 1100 276 283 297 325 346 384 435 3EP4 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 138 110 3 1100 265 272 285 311 331 368 417 3EP4 138 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 144 115 3 1100 276 283 297 325 346 384 435 3EP4 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 150 120 3 1100 288 295 310 338 360 400 454 3EP4 150 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 192 154 3 1100 369 378 396 433 461 511 581 3EP4 192 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xD 198 158 3 1100 380 390 409 447 475 527 599 3EP4 198 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xD 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EP4 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xD 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EP4 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xD 240 192 3 1100 461 472 495 541 576 639 726 3EP4 240 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xD 276 221 3 1100 530 543 570 623 662 735 835 3EP4 276 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xF 288 230 3 1100 553 567 594 650 691 767 871 3EP4 288 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xF Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 72.5 30 24.0 2 750 58.9 61.2 64.3 71.1 76.5 85.7 97.9 3EP4 030 - 1 S . 2 . - …. B 30 24.0 3 1100 57.6 59.0 61.9 67.7 72.0 79.9 90.7 3EP4 030 - 2 S . 3 . - …. B 123 145 245 51 41 2 750 100 104 109 121 130 146 166 3EP4 051 - 1 S . 2 . - …. C 51 41 3 1100 97,9 100 105 115 122 136 154 3EP4 051 - 2 S . 3 . - …. C 60 48 2 750 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EP4 060 - 1 S . 2 . - …. D 60 48 3 1100 115 118 124 135 144 160 181 3EP4 060 - 2 S . 3 . - …. D 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EP4 072 - 1 S . 2 . - …. D 72 58 3 1100 138 142 149 162 173 192 218 3EP4 072 - 2 S . 3 . - …. D 80 64 2 750 157 163 171 190 204 228 261 3EP4 080 - 1 S . 2 . - …. D 80 64 3 1100 154 157 165 180 192 213 242 3EP4 080 - 2 S . 3 . - …. D 84 67 2 750 165 171 180 199 214 240 274 3EP4 084 - 1 S . 2 . - …. D 84 67 3 1100 161 165 173 190 202 224 254 3EP4 084 - 2 S . 3 . - …. D 102 82 2 750 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EP4 102 - 1 S . 2 . - …. D 102 82 3 1100 196 201 211 230 245 272 308 3EP4 102 - 2 S . 3 . - …. D 108 86 2 750 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EP4 108 - 1 S . 2 . - …. D 108 86 3 1100 207 213 223 244 259 288 327 3EP4 108 - 2 S . 3 . - …. D Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance B mm mm 390 470 Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashover shortlongring weight of distance term term diameter arrester load SSL load SLL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., kV 2500µs, wet wet kV kV 113 78 46 N N mm kg mm 11530 4610 – 21.1 195 Arrester type 3EP4 … - .. B . 1 - …. Figure A C 555 980 206 142 83 8100 3240 – 27.3 355 3EP4 … - .. C . 1 - …. A D 1050 2490 484 334 196 4280 1710 – 50.2 835 3EP4 … - .. D . 1 - …. A E 1315 3405 658 454 267 3420 1360 – 65.5 1135 3EP4 … - .. E . 1 - …. A F 1460 3835 722 498 293 3080 1230 – 73.3 1245 3EP4 … - .. F . 1 - …. A 2xD 2100 4980 900 620 360 2140 850 – 105 1670 3EP4 … - .. D . 2 - …. B 2xE 2630 6810 1316 908 534 1710 680 800 134 1885 3EP4 … - .. E . 2 - …. C 2xF 2920 7670 1444 996 586 1540 610 800 148 2150 3EP4 … - .. F . 2 - …. C The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. 3EP4 65 Figure A 66 Figure B Figure C Line terminals Plate Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EP4 …-…..-.A.. 3EP4 …-…..-.D.. 3EP4 …-…..-.R.. (copper) 3EP4 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EP4 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EP4 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting Insulated Grounded 3EP4 …-…..-…1 3EP4 …-…..-…0 67 Mounting Insulated 3EP4 …-…..-…3 68 Insulated Grounded 3EP4 …-…..-…7 3EP4 …-…..-…5 3EP6 Surge arrester with porcelain housing Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear Maximum values 3EP6 3EP6 3EP6 Highest voltage of the system kV 420 550 800 Maximum rated voltage kV 360 468 588 Nominal discharge current kA 10 20 20 3 4 5 kJ/kVr 8.0 10.0 14.0 Long duration current impulse A 1100 1600 2000 Rated short-circuit current kA 65 65 65 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 kNm 18/30 18/30 18/30 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EP6 69 3EP6 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E P 6 3 E P 6 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 F 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 2 Product line Porcelain-housed surge arrester Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 2 3 I2ms = 1600 A, Eth = 10 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 4 3 4 I2ms = 2000 A, Eth = 14 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 4 5 Application Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 74 Housing »C«, 1 unit C 1 Housing »D«, 1 unit D 1 Housing »F«, 1 unit F 1 Housing »G«, 1 unit G 1 Housing »J«, 1 unit J 1 Housing »2xD«, 2 units D 2 Housing »D+F«, 2 units N 2 Housing »D+G«, 2 units P 2 Housing »2xF«, 2 units F 2 Housing »2xF«, 2 units, increased SSL F 6 Housing »2xG«, 2 units G 2 Housing »2xG«, 2 units, increased SSL G 6 Housing »F+J«, 2 units R 2 Housing »F+J«, 2 units, increased SSL R 6 Housing »G+J«, 2 units S 2 Housing »2xJ«, 2 units J 2 Housing »2xJ«, 2 units, increased SSL J 6 Housing »3xF«, 3 units F 3 Housing »3xF«, 3 units, increased SSL F 7 Housing »3xG«, 3 units G 3 Housing »3xG«, 3 units, increased SSL G 7 Housing »3xJ«, 3 units J 3 Housing »3xJ«, 3 units, increased SSL J 7 Form of sheds and color of porcelain 70 Alternating sheds, brown porcelain, upright mounting 2 Alternating sheds, gray porcelain, upright mounting 4 Alternating sheds, brown porcelain, suspended mounting 6 Alternating sheds, gray porcelain, suspended mounting 8 D A 1 - Z 3EP6 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E P 6 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 F 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 2 D A 1 - Z High-voltage terminal Metal plate A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, hot dip galvanized steel C Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat double DIN, 200x100, hot dip galvanized steel M Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, copper R Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 125 mm length, stainless steel Z P1E Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel, horizontal Z P2R Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting 240 mm x 240 mm, grounded 0 240 mm x 240 mm, insulated 1 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated 3 D=10", grounded 5 D=16,5", grounded 6 D=10", insulated 7 D=16,5", insulated 8 240 mm x 240 mm, insulated, increased SSL 9 R4A Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 – Z 3EP6 71 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 123 96 77 3 1100 184 189 198 217 230 256 290 3EP6 096 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 96 77 4 1600 179 183 192 208 221 243 265 3EP6 096 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 145 170 245 300 362 72 Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses 102 82 3 1100 196 201 211 230 245 272 308 3EP6 102 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 102 82 4 1600 190 195 204 221 235 258 282 3EP6 102 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 108 86 3 1100 207 213 223 244 259 288 327 3EP6 108 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 108 86 4 1600 201 206 216 233 248 273 298 3EP6 108 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 154 123 3 1100 296 303 318 347 370 410 466 3EP6 154 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 154 123 4 1600 287 294 308 333 354 390 425 3EP6 154 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 120 96 3 1100 230 236 248 271 288 320 363 3EP6 120 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 120 96 4 1600 224 229 240 259 276 304 331 3EP6 120 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 132 106 3 1100 253 260 272 298 317 352 399 3EP6 132 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 132 106 4 1600 246 252 264 285 304 334 364 3EP6 132 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 144 115 3 1100 276 283 297 325 346 384 435 3EP6 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 144 115 4 1600 268 275 288 311 331 364 397 3EP6 144 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 138 110 3 1100 265 272 285 311 331 368 417 3EP6 138 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 138 110 4 1600 257 263 276 298 317 349 381 3EP6 138 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 144 115 3 1100 276 283 297 325 346 384 435 3EP6 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 144 115 4 1600 268 275 288 311 331 364 397 3EP6 144 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 150 120 3 1100 288 295 310 338 360 400 454 3EP6 150 - 2 P . 3 . - …. C 150 120 4 1600 279 286 300 324 345 380 414 3EP6 150 - 3 P . 4 . - …. C 192 154 3 1100 369 378 396 433 461 511 581 3EP6 192 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 192 154 4 1600 358 367 384 415 442 486 530 3EP6 192 - 3 P . 4 . - …. F F 198 158 3 1100 380 390 409 447 475 527 599 3EP6 198 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 198 158 4 1600 369 378 396 428 455 501 546 3EP6 198 - 3 P . 4 . - …. F 214 171 3 1100 411 421 442 483 514 570 647 3EP6 214 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 214 171 4 1600 399 409 428 463 492 541 591 3EP6 214 - 3 P . 4 . - …. F 216 173 3 1100 415 425 446 487 518 575 653 3EP6 216 - 2 P . 3 . - …. F 216 173 4 1600 402 412 432 467 497 546 596 3EP6 216 - 3 P . 4 . - …. F 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EP6 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. G 228 182 4 1600 425 435 456 493 524 577 629 3EP6 228 - 3 P . 4 . - …. G 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EP6 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. G 228 182 4 1600 425 435 456 493 524 577 629 3EP6 228 - 3 P . 4 . - …. G 240 192 3 1100 461 472 495 541 576 639 726 3EP6 240 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 240 192 4 1600 447 458 480 519 552 607 662 3EP6 240 - 3 P . 4 . - …. J 276 221 3 1100 530 543 570 623 662 735 835 3EP6 276 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J-g 276 221 4 1600 514 527 552 597 635 698 762 3EP6 276 - 3 P . 4 . - …. J-g 276 221 5 2000 515 531 546 587 621 677 739 3EP6 276 - 4 P . 5 . - …. J-g 288 230 3 1100 553 567 594 650 691 767 871 3EP6 288 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xD 288 230 4 1600 537 550 576 623 662 729 795 3EP6 288 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xD 288 230 5 2000 538 554 570 612 648 706 771 3EP6 288 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xD Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 420 336 269 3 1100 645 661 694 758 806 895 1016 3EP6 336 - 2 P . 3 . - …. P 336 269 4 1600 626 641 672 726 773 850 927 3EP6 336 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xG 550 800 336 269 5 2000 627 646 665 714 756 824 900 3EP6 336 - 4 P . 5 . - …. P 360 288 3 1100 691 708 743 812 864 959 1089 3EP6 360 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xG 360 288 4 1600 671 687 720 778 828 911 994 3EP6 360 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xG 360 288 5 2000 672 693 713 765 810 883 964 3EP6 360 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xG 396 317 4 1600 738 756 792 856 911 1002 1093 3EP6 396 - 3 P . 4 . - …. R 396 317 5 2000 740 762 784 842 891 971 1060 3EP6 396 - 4 P . 5 . - …. R 420 336 4 1600 782 802 840 908 966 1063 1159 3EP6 420 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xJ 420 336 5 2000 784 808 832 893 945 1030 1125 3EP6 420 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xJ 3xF 444 355 4 1600 827 848 888 960 1021 1123 1225 3EP6 444 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 444 355 5 2000 829 854 879 944 999 1089 1189 3EP6 444 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xJ 468 374 4 1600 872 893 936 1012 1076 1184 1292 3EP6 468 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 3xF 468 374 5 2000 874 900 927 995 1053 1148 1253 3EP6 468 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xF 580 464 5 2000 1083 1116 1148 1233 1305 1422 1553 3EP6 580 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xJ 588 470 5 2000 1098 1131 1164 1250 1323 1442 1574 3EP6 588 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xJ Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters 245 420 102 82 3 1100 196 201 211 230 245 272 308 3EP6 102 - 2 S . 3 . - …. C 102 82 4 1600 190 195 204 221 235 258 282 3EP6 102 - 3 S . 4 . - …. C 108 86 3 1100 207 213 223 244 259 288 327 3EP6 108 - 2 S . 3 . - …. C 108 86 4 1600 201 206 216 233 248 273 298 3EP6 108 - 3 S . 4 . - …. C 168 134 3 1100 323 331 347 379 403 448 508 3EP6 168 - 2 S . 3 . - …. D 168 134 4 1600 313 321 336 363 386 425 464 3EP6 168 - 3 S . 4 . - …. D 3EP6 73 Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance mm mm Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashover shortlongring weight of distance term term diameter arrester load SSL load SLL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., kV 2500µs, wet wet kV kV N N mm Figure mm C 1299 3941 600 392 243 13850 5540 – 137 1034 3EP6 … - .. C . 1 - …. A D 1459 4505 690 451 280 12330 4930 – 164 1190 3EP6 … - .. D . 1 - …. A F 1749 5809 860 563 349 10290 4110 – 197 1483 3EP6 … - .. F . 1 - …. A G 1869 6335 931 609 377 9630 3850 – 212 1605 3EP6 … - .. G . 1 - …. A J 2189 7668 1116 730 452 8220 3280 – 251 1924 3EP6 … - .. J . 1 - …. A J-g 2189 7668 1116 730 452 8220 3280 800 251 1770 3EP6 … - .. J . 1 - …. B 2xD 2924 9010 1380 903 486 6150 2460 800 333 2033 3EP6 … - .. D . 2 - …. C N 3214 10314 1550 1014 592 5600 2240 1000 351 2170 3EP6 … - .. N . 2 - …. C P 3334 10840 1621 1060 620 5390 2150 1000 379 2305 3EP6 … - .. P . 2 - …. C 2xF 3504 11618 1720 1125 697 5130 2050 1000 398 2470 3EP6 … - .. F . 2 - …. C 3504 11406 1720 1125 697 8560 3420 1000 413 2470 3EP6 … - .. F . 6 - …. C 2xG R 3744 12670 1862 1218 754 4800 1920 1000 423 2669 3EP6 … - .. G . 2 - …. C 3744 12457 1862 1218 754 8010 3200 1000 441 2669 3EP6 … - .. G . 6 - …. C 3944 13477 1976 1293 801 4560 1820 1000 435 2915 3EP6 … - .. R . 2 - …. C 3944 13265 1976 1293 801 7600 3040 1000 450 2915 3EP6 … - .. R . 6 - …. C S 4064 14003 2047 1339 829 4420 1770 1200 463 2984 3EP6 … - .. S . 2 - …. C 2xJ 4384 15336 2232 1460 904 4100 1640 1200 498 3235 3EP6 … - .. J . 2 - …. C 4384 15124 2232 1460 904 6840 2730 1200 520 3235 3EP6 … - .. J . 6 - …. C 3xF 5259 17427 2580 1688 1046 3420 1360 1500 445 3761 3EP6 … - .. F . 3 - …. D 5259 17003 2580 1688 1046 5700 2280 1500 635 3761 3EP6 … - .. F . 7 - …. D 3xG 3xJ 5619 19005 2793 1827 1131 3200 1280 1500 464 4097 3EP6 … - .. G . 3 - …. D 5619 18579 2793 1827 1131 5330 2130 1500 668 4097 3EP6 … - .. G . 7 - …. D 6573 23004 3348 2190 1356 2730 1090 2100 571 4776 3EP6 … - .. J . 3 - …. D 6573 22520 3348 2190 1356 4560 1820 2100 802 4776 3EP6 … - .. J . 7 - …. D The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. 74 kg Arrester type Figure A Figure B Figure C Figure D Line terminals Plate Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EP6 …-…..-.A.. 3EP6 …-…..-.D.. 3EP6 …-…..-.R.. (copper) 3EP6 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EP6 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EP6 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) 3EP6 75 Mounting Insulated Grounded 3EP6 …-…..-…1 3EP6 …-…..-…0 Insulated Grounded 3EP6 …-…..-…3 3EP6 …-…..-…5 Insulated 3EP6 …-…..-…7 76 3EP3 Surge arrester with porcelain housing Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear Maximum values 3EP3 3EP3 3EP3 Highest voltage of the system kV 550 800 800 Maximum rated voltage kV 468 624 624 Nominal discharge current kA 20 20 20 4 5 5 kJ/kVr 10.0 14.0 16.0 Long duration current impulse A 1600 2000 3200 Rated short-circuit current kA 65 65 65 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 kNm 34/90 34/90 34/90 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EP3 77 3EP3 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E P 3 3 E P 3 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 10 11 12 3 P K 4 3 – 13 14 15 16 2 D A 1 – Z Product line Porcelain-housed surge arrester Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 2 3 I2ms = 1600 A, Eth = 10 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 4 3 4 I2ms = 2000 A, Eth = 14 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 4 5 I2ms = 3200 A, Eth = 16 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 5 5 Application Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 81 Housing »2xF«, 2 units F 2 Housing »2xK«, 2 units K 2 Housing »3xH«, 3 units H 3 Housing »3xK«, 3 units K 3 Housing »4xH«, 4 units H 4 Housing »4xK«, 4 units K 4 Form of sheds and color of porcelain Alternating sheds, brown porcelain 2 Alternating sheds, gray porcelain 4 High-voltage terminal Metal plate 78 A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, hot dip galvanized steel C Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat double DIN, 200x100, hot dip galvanized steel M Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, copper R Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 125 mm length, stainless steel Z P1E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1H Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, copper Z P1Q Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5D Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, aluminum Z P5E Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Flat, 4xD=18/60, Palm 8, copper Z P5L Flat, 4x, 70x60, Palm 12, copper Z P5N Flat, 6x, 60x60, copper Z P5R Flat, 6xD=18 60/60, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5S 3EP3 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E P 3 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 10 11 12 3 P K 4 3 – 13 14 15 16 2 D A 1 – Z Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting 310 mm x 310 mm, grounded 0 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated 1 D=10", grounded 5 D=16.5", grounded 6 D=10", insulated 7 D=16.5", insulated 8 540 mm x 350 mm, insulated 9 R1Q Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 – Z 3EP3 79 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 245 192 154 5 3200 420 550 800 80 Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 3EP3 192 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 2xF 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV 347 355 367 392 413 446 487 336 269 4 1600 626 641 672 726 773 850 927 3EP3 336 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xK 360 288 4 1600 671 687 720 778 828 911 994 3EP3 360 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xK 360 288 5 2000 672 693 713 765 810 883 964 3EP3 360 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xK 360 288 5 3200 650 666 689 735 774 836 913 3EP3 360 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 2xK 396 317 4 1600 738 756 792 856 911 1002 1093 3EP3 396 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 3xH 396 317 5 2000 740 762 784 842 891 971 1060 3EP3 396 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 396 317 5 3200 715 732 758 809 851 920 1005 3EP3 396 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 399 319 4 1600 743 762 798 863 918 1009 1101 3EP3 399 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 3xH 399 319 5 2000 745 768 790 848 898 979 1068 3EP3 399 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 399 319 5 3200 721 738 763 815 858 926 1012 3EP3 399 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 420 336 4 1600 782 802 840 908 966 1063 1159 3EP3 420 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 3xH 420 336 5 2000 784 808 832 893 945 1030 1125 3EP3 420 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 420 336 5 3200 759 777 804 858 903 975 1066 3EP3 420 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 444 355 5 2000 829 854 879 944 999 1089 1189 3EP3 444 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 444 355 5 3200 802 821 850 907 955 1031 1126 3EP3 444 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 468 374 5 2000 874 900 927 995 1053 1148 1253 3EP3 468 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 468 374 5 3200 845 865 896 956 1006 1087 1187 3EP3 468 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xH 580 464 5 2000 1083 1116 1148 1233 1305 1422 1553 3EP3 580 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 580 464 5 3200 1047 1072 1110 1185 1247 1347 1471 3EP3 580 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 588 470 5 2000 1098 1131 1164 1250 1323 1442 1574 3EP3 588 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 588 470 5 3200 1062 1087 1125 1201 1264 1365 1492 3EP3 588 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 4xK 597 478 5 2000 1115 1148 1182 1269 1343 1464 1598 3EP3 597 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 597 478 5 3200 1078 1104 1142 1219 1284 1386 1515 3EP3 597 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 612 490 5 2000 1143 1177 1212 1301 1377 1501 1639 3EP3 612 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 612 490 5 3200 1105 1132 1171 1250 1316 1421 1553 3EP3 612 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 624 499 5 2000 1165 1200 1236 1327 1404 1530 1671 3EP3 624 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 4xK 624 499 5 3200 1127 1154 1194 1275 1342 1449 1583 3EP3 624 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 4xK Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance mm mm Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashover shortlongring weight of distance term term diameter arrester load SSL load SLL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., kV 2500µs, wet wet kV kV N N mm kg mm Arrester type Figure 2xF 2820 7680 1276 880 484 12050 4820 1000 433 1640 3EP3 … - .. F . 2 - …. A 2xK 3740 11030 1810 1248 686 9090 3630 1200 598 2520 3EP3 … - .. K . 2 - …. A 3xH 4920 14025 2313 1596 878 6910 2760 1800 778 3340 3EP3 … - .. H . 3 - …. B 3xK 5610 16545 2715 1872 1030 6060 2420 1800 866 3810 3EP3 … - .. K . 3 - …. B 4xH 6560 18700 2313 1596 878 5180 2070 1800 1001 4610 3EP3 … - .. H . 4 - …. C 4xK 7480 22060 3620 2496 1373 4540 1810 2650 1169 5380 3EP3 … - .. K . 4 - …. C The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. Figure A Figure B Figure C 3EP3 81 Line terminals Plate Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EP3 …-…..-.A.. 3EP3 …-…..-.D.. 3EP3 …-…..-.R.. (copper) 3EP3 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EP3 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EP3 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting 82 Insulated Grounded 3EP3 …-…..-…1 3EP3 …-…..-…0 Mounting Insulated Grounded 3EP3 …-…..-…7 3EP3 …-…..-…5 Insulated Grounded 3EP3 …-…..-…8 3EP3 …-…..-…6 3EP3 83 84 3EQ1 Surge arrester with composite hollow core design Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear Maximum values 3EQ1 3EQ1 3EQ1 Highest voltage of the system kV 300 300 362 Maximum rated voltage kV 240 240 288 Nominal discharge current kA 10 10 10 2 2 3 kJ/kVr 5.0 5.0 8.0 Long duration current impulse A 750 1100 1100 Rated short-circuit current kA 40 40 40 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 kNm 6.0 6.0 6.0 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EQ1 85 3EQ1 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E Q 1 3 E Q 1 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 J 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z Product line Silicone rubber-housed surge arrester, hollow core design Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 750 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 1 2 I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 5 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 2 2 2 I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 2 3 Application Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 89 Housing »B«, 1 unit B Housing »E«, 1 unit E 1 1 Housing »J«, 1 unit J 1 Housing »P«, 1 unit P 1 Housing »S«, 1 unit S 1 Housing »2xJ«, 2 units J 2 Housing »2xP«, 2 units P 2 Form of sheds and color of silicone rubber Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, upright mounting 4 Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, suspended mounting 8 High-voltage terminal 86 Metal plate A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, 90°, 20 mm, hot dip galvanized steel L Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, copper R Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 26 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel Z P1A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1C Bolt, 35 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel Z P1F Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 125 mm length, aluminum Z P1L Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel, horizontal Z P2Q Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5D Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, aluminum Z P5E Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Flat, 4xD=18/60, Palm 8, aluminum Z P5K 3EQ1 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E Q 1 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 2 P 10 11 12 J 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z – Z Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting 200 mm x 200 mm, grounded 0 200 mm x 200 mm, insulated 1 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated 3 D=10", grounded 5 D=10", insulated 7 Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 3EQ1 87 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 72.5 54 43 2 750 106 110 116 128 138 154 176 3EQ1 054 - 1 P . 2 . - …. B 54 43 3 1100 104 106 111 122 130 144 163 3EQ1 054 - 2 P . 3 . - …. B 123 145 170 245 300 362 60 48 2 750 118 122 129 142 153 171 196 3EQ1 060 - 1 P . 2 . - …. B 60 48 2 1100 108 111 116 127 135 150 170 3EQ1 060 - 2 P . 2 . - …. B 60 48 3 1100 115 118 124 135 144 160 181 3EQ1 060 - 2 P . 3 . - …. B 66 53 2 750 130 135 141 157 168 188 215 3EQ1 066 - 1 P . 2 . - …. B 66 53 3 1100 127 130 136 149 158 176 200 3EQ1 066 - 2 P . 3 . - …. B 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EQ1 072 - 1 P . 2 . - …. B 72 58 3 1100 138 142 149 162 173 192 218 3EQ1 072 - 2 P . 3 . - … B 96 77 2 750 188 196 206 228 245 274 313 3EQ1 096 - 1 P . 2 . - …. B 96 77 2 1100 173 177 186 203 216 240 272 3EQ1 096 - 2 P . 2 . - …. B 96 77 3 1100 184 189 198 217 230 256 290 3EQ1 096 - 2 P . 3 . - …. B 102 82 2 750 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EQ1 102 - 1 P . 2 . - …. B B 102 82 3 1100 196 201 211 230 245 272 308 3EQ1 102 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 108 86 2 750 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EQ1 108 - 1 P . 2 . - …. E 108 86 3 1100 207 213 223 244 259 288 327 3EQ1 108 - 2 P . 3 . - …. E 154 123 3 1100 296 303 318 347 370 410 466 3EQ1 154 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 120 96 2 750 236 245 257 285 306 343 392 3EQ1 120 - 1 P . 2 . - …. J 120 96 3 1100 230 236 248 271 288 320 363 3EQ1 120 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 132 106 3 1100 253 260 272 298 317 352 399 3EQ1 132 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 144 115 3 1100 276 283 297 325 346 384 435 3EQ1 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 138 110 3 1100 265 272 285 311 331 368 417 3EQ1 138 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 144 115 3 1100 276 283 297 325 346 384 435 3EQ1 144 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 150 120 3 1100 288 295 310 338 360 400 454 3EQ1 150 - 2 P . 3 . - …. J 192 154 3 1100 369 378 396 433 461 511 581 3EQ1 192 - 2 P . 3 . - …. P 198 158 3 1100 380 390 409 447 475 527 599 3EQ1 198 - 2 P . 3 . - …. S 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EQ1 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xJ 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EQ1 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xJ 240 192 3 1100 461 472 495 541 576 639 726 3EQ1 240 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xJ 276 221 3 1100 530 543 570 623 662 735 835 3EQ1 276 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xP 288 230 3 1100 553 567 594 650 691 767 871 3EQ1 288 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xP Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters 123 245 88 72 58 2 750 141 147 154 171 184 206 235 3EQ1 072 - 1 S . 2 . - …. B 72 58 3 1100 138 142 149 162 173 192 218 3EQ1 072 - 2 S . 3 . - …. B 90 72 2 750 177 184 193 213 230 257 294 3EQ1 090 - 1 S . 2 . - …. B 90 72 3 1100 173 177 186 203 216 240 272 3EQ1 090 - 2 S . 3 . - …. B 102 82 2 750 200 208 218 242 260 291 333 3EQ1 102 - 1 S . 2 . - …. B 102 82 3 1100 196 201 211 230 245 272 308 3EQ1 102 - 2 S . 3 . - …. B 108 86 2 750 212 220 231 256 275 308 353 3EQ1 108 - 1 S . 2 . - …. E 108 86 3 1100 207 213 223 244 259 288 327 3EQ1 108 - 2 S . 3 . - …. E Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashover shortlongring weight of distance term term diameter arrester load SSL load SLL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., kV 2500µs, wet wet kV kV mm mm B 885 2075 348 252 E 1035 2635 435 315 J 1235 3390 551 P 1485 4330 696 Arrester type Figure N N mm kg mm 162 6780 4750 - 29.5 600 3EQ1 … - .. B . 1 - …. A 203 5800 4060 - 32.8 750 3EQ1 … - .. E . 1 - …. A 399 257 4860 3400 - 37.6 950 3EQ1 … - .. J . 1 - …. A 504 324 4040 2830 - 43.1 1200 3EQ1 … - .. P . 1 - …. A S 1635 4895 783 567 365 3670 2570 - 45.6 1350 3EQ1 … - .. S . 1 - …. A 2xJ 2470 6780 1102 798 513 2430 1700 800 69.1 1615 3EQ1 … - .. J . 2 - …. B 2xP 2970 8660 1392 1008 648 2020 1410 800 77.3 2090 3EQ1 … - .. P . 2 - …. B The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. Figure A Figure B 3EQ1 89 Line terminals Plate Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EQ1 …-…..-.A.. 3EQ1 …-…..-.D.. 3EQ1 …-…..-.R.. (copper) 3EQ1 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EQ1 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EQ1 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting 90 Insulated Grounded 3EQ1 …-…..-…1 3EQ1 …-…..-…0 Mounting Insulated Grounded 3EQ1 …-…..-…3 3EQ1 …-…..-…5 Insulated 3EQ1 …-…..-…7 3EQ1 91 92 3EQ4 Surge arrester with composite hollow core design Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear Maximum values 3EQ4 3EQ4 3EQ4 Highest voltage of the system kV 420 550 800 800 Maximum rated voltage kV 360 444 588 588 Nominal discharge current kA 10 20 20 20 3 4 5 5 kJ/kVr 8.0 10.0 14.0 16.0 Long duration current impulse A 1100 1600 2000 3200 Rated short-circuit current kA 651 651 651 65 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 100 kNm 21/38 21/38 21/38 21/38 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 1) 3EQ4 Increased rated short-circuit current of 80 kA available on request 3EQ4 93 3EQ4 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E Q 4 3 E Q 4 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 10 11 12 2 P V 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 Product line Silicone rubber-housed surge arrester, hollow core design Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 1100 A, Eth = 8 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 3 2 3 I2ms = 1600 A, Eth = 10 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 4 3 4 I2ms = 2000 A, Eth = 14 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 4 5 I2ms = 3200 A, Eth = 16 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 5 5 Application Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 97 Housing »N«, 1 unit N 1 Housing »N«, 1 unit, increased SSL N 5 1 Housing »P«, 1 unit P Housing »P«, 1 unit, increased SSL P 5 Housing »R«, 1 unit R 1 Housing »R«, 1 unit, increased SSL R 5 Housing »S«, 1 unit S 1 Housing »S«, 1 unit, increased SSL S 5 Housing »V«, 1 unit V 1 Housing »V«, 1 unit, increased SSL V 5 Housing »2xN«, 2 units N 2 Housing »2xN«, 2 units, increased SSL N 6 Housing »2xP«, 2 units P 2 Housing »2xP«, 2 units, increased SSL P 6 Housing »2xR«, 2 units R 2 Housing »2xS«, 2 units S 2 Housing »2xS«, 2 units, increased SSL S 6 Housing »2xV«, 2 units V 2 Housing »2xV«, 2 units, increased SSL V 6 Housing »3xP«, 3 units, increased SSL P 7 Housing »3xS«, 3 units, increased SSL S 7 Form of sheds and color of silicone rubber 94 Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, upright mounting 4 Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber, suspended mounting 8 D A 1 – Z 3EQ4 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E Q 4 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 10 11 12 2 P V 3 1 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z High-voltage terminal Metal plate A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, hot dip galvanized steel C Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, 20 mm, hot dip galvanized steel L Flat double DIN, 200x100, hot dip galvanized steel M Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, copper R Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 125 mm length, stainless steel Z P1E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1H Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 130 mm length, stainless steel Z P1K Bolt, 50 mm diameter, 125 mm length, stainless steel Z P1M Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, copper Z P1Q Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 125 mm length, aluminum Z P1R Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5D Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, aluminum Z P5E Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Flat, 2xD=18/60, Palm 7, aluminum Z P5J Flat, 4xD=18/60, Palm 8, copper Z P5L Flat, 4x, 70x60, Palm 12, copper Z P5N Flat, 6x, 60x60, copper Z P5R Flat, 6xD=18 60/60, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5S Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brasil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated 1 D=10", grounded 5 D=16.5", grounded 6 D=10", insulated 7 D=16.5", insulated 8 310 mm x 310 mm, insulated, increased SSL 9 R4C D=10", grounded, increased SSL 9 R4D D=16.5", grounded, increased SSL 9 R4E D=10", insulated, increased SSL 9 R4F 191 mm x 191 mm, grounded 9 R5D Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 – Z 3EQ4 95 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 245 192 154 3 1100 369 378 396 433 461 511 581 3EQ4 192 - 2 P . 3 . - …. N 192 154 4 1600 358 367 384 415 442 486 530 3EQ4 192 - 3 P . 4 . - …. N 300 362 420 550 800 198 158 3 1100 380 390 409 447 475 527 599 3EQ4 198 - 2 P . 3 . - …. N 198 158 4 1600 369 378 396 428 455 501 546 3EQ4 198 - 3 P . 4 . - …. N 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EQ4 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. P 228 182 4 1600 425 435 456 493 524 577 629 3EQ4 228 - 3 P . 4 . - …. P 228 182 3 1100 438 449 471 514 547 607 689 3EQ4 228 - 2 P . 3 . - …. P 228 182 4 1600 425 435 456 493 524 577 629 3EQ4 228 - 3 P . 4 . - …. P 240 192 3 1100 461 472 495 541 576 639 726 3EQ4 240 - 2 P . 3 . - …. R 240 192 4 1600 447 458 480 519 552 607 662 3EQ4 240 - 3 P . 4 . - …. R 258 206 3 1100 495 508 533 582 619 687 780 3EQ4 258 - 2 P . 3 . - …. R 258 206 4 1600 481 493 516 558 593 653 712 3EQ4 258 - 3 P . 4 . - …. R 276 221 3 1100 530 543 570 623 662 735 835 3EQ4 276 - 2 P . 3 . - …. V 276 221 4 1600 514 527 552 597 635 698 762 3EQ4 276 - 3 P . 4 . - …. V 288 230 3 1100 553 567 594 650 691 767 871 3EQ4 288 - 2 P . 3 . - …. V 288 230 4 1600 537 550 576 623 662 729 795 3EQ4 288 - 3 P . 4 . - …. V 336 269 3 1100 645 661 694 758 806 895 1016 3EQ4 336 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xN 336 269 4 1600 626 641 672 726 773 850 927 3EQ4 336 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xN 2xN 336 269 5 2000 627 646 665 714 756 824 900 3EQ4 336 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 360 288 3 1100 691 708 743 812 864 959 1089 3EQ4 360 - 2 P . 3 . - …. 2xP 360 288 4 1600 671 687 720 778 828 911 994 3EQ4 360 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xP 360 288 5 2000 672 693 713 765 810 883 964 3EQ4 360 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xP 2xR 396 317 4 1600 738 756 792 856 911 1002 1093 3EQ4 396 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 396 317 5 2000 740 762 784 842 891 971 1060 3EQ4 396 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xR 396 317 5 3200 715 732 758 809 851 920 1005 3EQ4 396 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 2xR 420 336 4 1600 782 802 840 908 966 1063 1159 3EQ4 420 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xR 420 336 5 2000 784 808 832 893 945 1030 1125 3EQ4 420 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xR 420 336 5 3200 759 777 804 858 903 975 1066 3EQ4 420 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 2xR 444 355 4 1600 827 848 888 960 1021 1123 1225 3EQ4 444 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xV 444 355 5 2000 829 854 879 944 999 1089 1189 3EQ4 444 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xS 444 355 5 3200 802 821 850 907 955 1031 1126 3EQ4 444 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 2xS 580 464 5 2000 1083 1116 1148 1233 1305 1422 1553 3EQ4 580 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 7xS 588 470 5 2000 1098 1131 1164 1250 1323 1442 1574 3EQ4 588 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 7xS Electrical characteristics – neutral ground arresters 245 420 96 102 82 3 1100 196 201 211 230 245 272 308 3EQ4 102 - 2 S . 3 . - …. N 102 82 4 1600 190 195 204 221 235 258 282 3EQ4 102 - 3 S . 4 . - …. N 108 86 3 1100 207 213 223 244 259 288 327 3EQ4 108 - 2 S . 3 . - …. N 108 86 4 1600 201 206 216 233 248 273 298 3EQ4 108 - 3 S . 4 . - …. N 168 134 3 1100 323 331 347 379 403 448 508 3EQ4 168 - 2 S . 3 . - …. N 168 134 4 1600 313 321 336 363 386 425 464 3EQ4 168 - 3 S . 4 . - …. N Ratings and specifications Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance mm mm Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashover shortlongring weight of distance term term diameter arrester load SSL load SLL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., kV 2500µs, wet wet kV kV N N mm kg mm Arrester type Figure N 1760 5085 812 588 378 11930 8350 – 131 1400 3EQ4… - .. N . 1 - …. A P 1860 5460 870 630 405 11290 7900 – 136 1500 3EQ4… - .. P . 1 - …. A R 2060 6210 950 680 490 10190 7130 – 144 1700 3EQ4… - .. R . 1 - …. A S 2160 6590 1000 700 510 9720 6800 – 147 1800 3EQ4… - .. S . 1 - …. A V 2460 7715 1175 800 570 8530 5970 – 167 2100 3EQ4… - .. V . 1 - …. A 2xN 3520 10170 1624 1176 756 5960 4170 1000 227 2320 3EQ4… - .. N . 2 - …. B 2xP 3720 10920 1740 1260 810 5640 3950 1000 263 2520 3EQ4… - .. P . 2 - …. B 3720 10920 1740 1260 810 10210 7150 1000 263 2520 3EQ4… - .. P . 6 - …. B 4120 12420 1612 1168 751 5090 3560 1200 279 2840 3EQ4… - .. R . 2 - …. B 4120 12420 1612 1168 751 9220 6450 1200 279 2840 3EQ4… - .. R . 6 - …. B 2xS 4320 13180 1728 1252 805 4860 3400 1200 290 3040 3EQ4… - .. S . 2 - …. B 4320 13180 1728 1252 805 8790 6150 1200 290 3040 3EQ4… - .. S . 6 - …. B 2xV 4920 15430 2071 1499 964 4260 2980 1500 304 3480 3EQ4… - .. V . 2 - …. B 4920 15430 2071 1499 964 7720 5400 1500 304 3480 3EQ4… - .. V . 6 - …. B 7xS 6480 19770 2593 1877 1207 4940 3450 2240 348 4500 3EQ4… - .. S . 7 - …. C 2xR The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. 3EQ4 97 Figure A 98 Figure B Figure C Line terminals Plate Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EQ4 …-…..-.A.. 3EQ4 …-…..-.D.. 3EQ4 …-…..-.R.. (copper) 3EQ4 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EQ4 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EQ4 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting Insulated 3EQ4 …-…..-…1 3EQ4 99 Mounting 100 Insulated Grounded 3EQ4 …-…..-…7 3EQ4 …-…..-…5 Insulated Grounded 3EQ4 …-…..-…8 3EQ4 …-…..-…6 3EQ3 Surge arrester with composite hollow core design Technical datasheet Protection of: ◾◾ Transformers ◾◾ Circuit breakers ◾◾ Generators ◾◾ Motors ◾◾ Capacitors ◾◾ Bushings ◾◾ Switchgear Maximum values 3EQ3 3EQ3 3EQ3 Highest voltage of the system kV 550 800 800 Maximum rated voltage kV 468 624 624 Nominal discharge current kA 20 20 20 4 5 5 kJ/kVr 10.0 14.0 16.0 Long duration current impulse A 1600 2000 3200 Rated short-circuit current kA 80 80 80 High current impulse kA 100 100 100 kNm 42/72 42/72 42/72 Line discharge class Energy absorption capability Bending moment dynamic 3EQ3 101 3EQ3 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E Q 3 3 E Q 3 – 5 6 7 x x x x x x – 8 9 5 P 10 11 12 T 5 3 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z Product line Silicone rubber-housed surge arrester, hollow core design Rated voltage in kV Long duration current impulse, energy absorption capability I2ms = 1600 A, Eth = 10 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 4 3 4 I2ms = 2000 A, Eth = 14 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 4 5 I2ms = 3200 A, Eth = 16 kJ/kVr, line discharge class 5 5 5 Application Phase surge arrester P Neutral point surge arrester S Housing size, number of units. Refer to »Mechanical characteristics« on page 104 Housing »2xL«, 2 units L 2 Housing »2xM«, 2 units M 2 Housing »2xN«, 2 units N 2 Housing »2xS«, 2 units S 2 Housing »2xT«, 2 units T 2 Housing »3xS«, 3 units S 3 Housing »3xT«, 3 units T 3 Housing »3xU«, 3 units U 3 Form of sheds and color of silicone rubber Alternating sheds, gray silicone rubber 4 High-voltage terminal Metal plate 102 A Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, hot dip galvanized steel C Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel D Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 100 mm length, stainless steel E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, stainless steel G Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 120 mm length, stainless steel J Flat double DIN, 200x100, hot dip galvanized steel M Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, copper R Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, aluminum T Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, hot dip galvanized steel X Flat DIN/NEMA, 40x40 ... 50x50, stainless steel Y Bolt, 30 mm diameter, 125 mm length, stainless steel Z P1E Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, aluminum Z P1H Bolt, 40 mm diameter, 80 mm length, copper Z P1Q Valve-tower cover plate t=8,0 M20x150 Z P2V Flat, 4xD=16, aluminum Z P5A Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5D Flat, 4xD=17.5 50/50, aluminum Z P5E Flat, 4xD=14/50, Palm 5, aluminum Z P5G Flat, 4xD=18/60, Palm 8, copper Z P5L Flat, 4x, 70x60, Palm 12, copper Z P5N Flat, 6x, 60x60, copper Z P5R Flat, 6xD=18 60/60, hot dip galvanized steel Z P5S 3EQ3 – order numbers Data position 1 2 3 4 Order number 3 E Q 3 – 5 6 7 x x x – 8 9 5 P 10 11 12 T 5 3 – 13 14 15 16 4 D A 1 – Z Nameplate German/English (standard) A French B Czech C Slovene D Russian E Spanish F Portuguese G Arabic R Brazil T CFE (Mexico) U Customized version Z Mounting 270 mm x 270 mm, grounded 0 270 mm x 270 mm, insulated 1 D=16.5", grounded 6 D=16.5", insulated 8 D=20", insulated 9 D=20", grounded 9 R2U R2V D=20", NEMA, insulated, copper tin-plated 9 R2W D=20", NEMA, insulated, with connection plate, copper tin-plated 9 R2X 270 mm x 270 mm, insulated, increased SSL 9 R4B 270 mm x 270 mm, NEMA, grounded 9 R5C Accessories Refer to table »Optional accessories« on page 110 – Z 3EQ3 103 Ratings and specifications Electrical characteristics – phase arresters Highest Rated ContinuLine Long voltage voltage ous discharge duration of the operating class current system voltage 2ms Maximum values of the residual voltages at discharge currents of the following impulses Arrester type Minimum housing size 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 30/60 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 8/20 µs 0.5 kA 1 kA 2 kA 5 kA 10 kA 20 kA 40 kA kV kV kV kV kV kV kV Us kV Ur kV Uc kV LD Class A 420 336 269 4 1600 626 641 672 726 773 850 927 3EQ3 336 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xL 336 269 5 2000 627 646 665 714 756 824 900 3EQ3 336 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xL 550 800 360 288 4 1600 671 687 720 778 828 911 994 3EQ3 360 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xM 360 288 5 2000 672 693 713 765 810 883 964 3EQ3 360 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xM 420 336 4 1600 782 802 840 908 966 1063 1159 3EQ3 420 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xS 420 336 5 2000 784 808 832 893 945 1030 1125 3EQ3 420 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xS 420 336 5 3200 759 777 804 858 903 975 1066 3EQ3 420 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 2xS 444 355 4 1600 827 848 888 960 1021 1123 1225 3EQ3 444 - 3 P . 4 . - …. 2xT 444 355 5 2000 829 854 879 944 999 1089 1189 3EQ3 444 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 2xT 444 355 5 3200 802 821 850 907 955 1031 1126 3EQ3 444 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 2xS 580 464 5 2000 1083 1116 1148 1233 1305 1422 1553 3EQ3 580 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xT 580 464 5 3200 1047 1072 1110 1185 1247 1347 1471 3EQ3 580 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xS 588 470 5 2000 1098 1131 1164 1250 1323 1442 1574 3EQ3 588 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xT 588 470 5 3200 1062 1087 1125 1201 1264 1365 1492 3EQ3 588 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xS 597 478 5 2000 1115 1148 1182 1269 1343 1464 1598 3EQ3 597 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xT 597 478 5 3200 1078 1104 1142 1219 1284 1386 1515 3EQ3 597 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xS 3xU 612 490 5 2000 1143 1177 1212 1301 1377 1501 1639 3EQ3 612 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 612 490 5 3200 1105 1132 1171 1250 1316 1421 1553 3EQ3 612 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xT 624 499 5 2000 1165 1200 1236 1327 1404 1530 1671 3EQ3 624 - 4 P . 5 . - …. 3xU 624 499 5 3200 1127 1154 1194 1275 1342 1449 1583 3EQ3 624 - 5 P . 5 . - …. 3xU Mechanical characteristics Housing Height Creepage size [H] distance mm mm Housing insulation Specified Specified Grading Maximum Flashover shortlongring weight of distance term term diameter arrester load SSL load SLL [D] Lightning Switching Power impulse impulse frequency withstand withstand withstand voltage voltage voltage 1.2/50µs 250µs/ 1 min., kV 2500µs, wet wet kV kV N N mm kg mm Figure 2xL 3400 9790 1566 1134 729 12350 8640 1200 261 2100 3EQ3… - .. L . 2 - …. A 2xM 3600 10540 1682 1218 783 11660 8160 1200 272 2295 3EQ3… - .. M . 2 - …. A 2xN 3800 11300 1798 1302 837 11050 7730 1200 277 2495 3EQ3… - .. N . 2 - …. A 2xS 4600 14300 1891 1369 880 9130 6390 1800 350 2940 3EQ3… - .. S . 2 - …. A 2xT 4800 15060 2007 1453 934 8750 6120 1800 358 3135 3EQ3… - .. T . 2 - …. A 3xS 6900 21450 2836 2054 1320 6080 4260 2200 513 4780 3EQ3… - .. S . 3 - …. B 3xT 7200 22590 3010 2180 1401 5830 4080 2200 526 5000 3EQ3… - .. T . 3 - …. B 3xU 7500 23700 3184 2306 1482 5600 3920 2650 538 5230 3EQ3… - .. U . 3 - …. B The maximum arrester weight can vary depending on rated voltage and line discharge class. 104 Arrester type Figure A Figure B 3EQ3 105 Line terminals Plate Bolt DIN/NEMA flat terminal 3EQ3 …-…..-.A... 3EQ3 …-…..-.D.. 3EQ3 …-…..-.R.. (copper) 3EQ3 …-…..-.T.. (aluminum) 3EQ3 …-…..-.X.. (hot dip galvanized) 3EQ3 …-…..-.Y.. (stainless steel) Mounting 106 Insulated Grounded 3EQ3 …-…..-…1 3EQ3 …-…..-…0 Mounting Insulated Grounded 3EQ3 …-…..-…8 3EQ3…-…..-…6 3EQ3 107 108 Accessories and monitoring Accessories for surge arresters Monitoring devices for surge arresters 109 Accessories for surge arresters Siemens’ surge arresters can optionally be equipped with one or more accessories, which are listed in the table below. The selected code for the accessory should be added to the order number of the surge arrester. Example: 3EL2 096-2PJ31-4XA1-Z D91. Accessories Code Earth terminal, copper tin-plated D51 DIN/NEMA earth terminal D71 Adapter DIN/NEMA to double DIN flat terminal, including 2 line clamps D81 Adapter DIN/NEMA to double NEMA flat terminal, including 2 line clamps D82 Line clamp D91 Eyebolt earth terminal D92 NEMA earth terminal, stainless steel D93 NEMA earth terminal, copper D94 Palm earth terminal, aluminum D95 Earth terminal, 2x D14, stainless steel D96 N2 filling K02 Yellow cover panels for gas diverter K14 Increased rated short-circuit current of 80 kA K80 3EL5 3EL1 3EL2 3EL3 3EP5 3EP4 3EP6 3EP3 3EQ1 3EQ4 3EQ3 Optional accessories Monitoring devices for surge arresters Surge arresters are highly reliable components in power transmission and distribution systems. When operated in accordance with their specifications, their service life can span as much as 30 years without any maintenance. Nevertheless, overloads may sometimes occur that can cause arrester failure and even endanger the safety of the network. Monitors assist in the early detection of relevant changes and support security of supply on a whole new level. Siemens offers a complete line of monitoring devices with a variety of innovative functionalities that can be perfectly matched to the customer’s requirements, ensuring that impending faults will be detected as early as possible and before the security of supply is compromised. 110 Based on solid experience Siemens has over 85 years of experience with surge arresters – a solid foundation on which to build a comprehensive range of monitors that are precisely tailored to today’s surge arrester technology. Siemens’ line of surge arrester monitors ranges from simple counters and condition indicators to periodic analytic condition monitoring and a future live condition monitoring system. All monitors provide the requisite information on surge arrester responses and the arrester’s condition – perfectly matched to the respective voltage level, network situation, and customer requirements. Surge counter Order number: 3EX5 030-0 Surge counter with auxiliary contact Order number: 3EX5 030-1 Surge counter with leakage current meter (0–30 mA) Order number: 3EX5 050-0 Surge counter Surge counter with leakage current meter Surge counter with leakage current meter (0–30 mA) with auxiliary contact Order number: 3EX5 050-1 Surge counter with leakage current meter (0–50 mA) Order number: 3EX5 050-2 Arrester Condition Monitor (ACM) basic Order number: 3EX5 080-0 Arrester Condition Monitor (ACM) advanced Order number: 3EX5 080-1 Order number: 3EX5 086 (USB wireless module) ACM Basic ACM Advanced Upgrade from ACM basic to ACM advanced Order number: 3EX5 081 Sensor Order number: 3EX5 060-1 Display Order number: 3EX5 062-1 < 200m Sensor Display Connecting lead (required for operation) Length 3 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-0D Length 6 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-0G Length 10 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-1A Length 12 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-1C Length 14 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-1E Length 16 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-1G Length 18 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-1J Length 20 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-2A Length 22 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-2C Length 24 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-2E Length 26 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-2G Length 28 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-2J Length 30 m. Order number: 3EX5 963-3A Mounting bracket for surge counter Order number: 3EX5 930 Connection cable for monitors Order number: 3EX5 952 Earth lead Order number: 3EX5 955 Monitoring devices Please refer to our monitoring brochure for more information. 111 Published by and copyright © 2014: Siemens AG Energy Sector Freyeslebenstrasse 1 91058 Erlangen, Germany Siemens AG Energy Sector Power Transmission Division High Voltage Products Nonnendammallee 104 13629 Berlin, Germany siemens.com/energy/arrester Please contact us at: Phone: +49 30 386 33 222 Fax: +49 30 386 26 721 E-mail:[email protected] Order No. E50001-G630-A249-X-4A00 Printed in Germany Dispo 30002, SIMC-0000-43759 fb 5870 WÜ WS 05141.0 Printed on elementary chlorine-free bleached paper All rights reserved. Trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of Siemens AG, its affiliates, or their respective owners. Subject to change without prior notice. 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