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VersaRupter MV Indoor Switch5 – 38 kV, 200 – 1200 Amps, 40 and 61 kA MomentaryPrice and Order Entry Guide

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Table of Contents

VersaRupter OverviewGeneral Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Weights and Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

VersaRupter Switch Selection GuideStyle Number Reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Operating MechanismSelection Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Snap Action Mechanisms (K-mechanism) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Stored Energy Mechanisms (A-mechanism) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Electrical Control OptionsShunt Trip or Shunt Close . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Auxiliary Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Operating HandlesSelection Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Chain Drive Handles without Door Interlock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Chain Drive Handles with Mechanical Door Interlock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Direct Drive Handle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Type HE Shaft Drive Operator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Motor Operator OptionType NM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Grounding SwitchesType E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Fuse OptionsFuse Bases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Type CEF Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Miscellaneous Accessories and Renewal Parts Back Connection Kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Shaft Extensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Splined Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

AppendixSmart Style Number Code Sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

VersaRupter Price and Order Entry Worksheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

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VersaRupter OverviewGeneral Description

VersaRupter is a general purpose, three-pole,loadbreak switch that offers switchgear ownersand assemblers the advantages of an advancedinterrupting technology and proven, dependableperformance in a compact design.The switch isavailable to switchgear assemblers as a buildingblock for metal-enclosed and padmountedswitchgear applications in ratings from 5 – 38 kV.

The standard VersaRupter switch includes a heavy-duty steel frame with stand-off insulators, a uniquepuffer-type arc extinguishing system, an operatingmechanism and current-carrying components,including blade-type interrupters with cast hingesand jaw connectors.

Optional accessories and features include a varietyof operating handles, a motor operator, auxiliaryswitches, a shunt trip device, fuse bases, mechani-cal fuse tripping, grounding switches, mechanicaldoor interlocking and key interlocking.

5 – 38 kV VersaRupter

VersaRupter at a Glance...

Applications Metal-enclosed and padmount switchgear for utility distribution, capacitor switching, industrial, mining and commercial installations

Ratings Voltage Loadbreak Current Momentary5 – 27 kV 200, 600 & 1200 A 40 kA momentary / 40 kA fault close38 kV 600 & 800 A 40 kA momentary / 30 kA fault close15 – 15.5 kV 600 & 1200 A 61 kA momentary / 61 kA fault close

Standards ANSI C37.20.4, C37.22, C37.72IEC199, 265 (100 close/open at 630 A), 420, 694For UL listings see Tables 1A and 1B.

Experience Over 500,000 switches installed in over 50 countries worldwide

Actuators Manual operation with choice of direct side drive, front chain or front shaft driveOptional motor operation, optional shunt tripLeft or right side mounting available with most options

Options Grounding switch, fuse base, mechanical fuse tripping, auxiliary switches, key interlocks

Quality ISO-9001Complete ANSI design test reports100% production testing

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Weights and Dimensions

Dimensions (Inches)

Width* Height Depth Optional Weight Ref.Switch Max kV/ Phase Spacing (W) (H2) (A3) Shaft Ext. (N) Lbs. Drawing

8 kV K-mechanism 22.6822.68 15.51 4.80 71 S-20183P = 5.91" A-mechanism 22.41


15 kV (61 kA) K-mechanism 29.3724.17 21.55 7.32 110 S-20346P = 9.25" A-mechanism 29.10



38 kV K-mechanism 46.6134.25 33.46 10.08 220 NHP 241285P = 14.1" A-mechanism 46.34

A3

H2

N

1.22

P P

WY

* Width for K-mechanism based on standard shaft (K3) where Y dimension = 3.77"Other options are: K2 snap action mechanism where Y = 2.69"

K5 snap action mechanism where Y = 5.26"

* Width for A-mechanism based on standard shaft (A3) where Y dimension = 3.50"Other options are: A4 stored energy mechanism where Y = 4.80"

A6 stored energy mechanism where Y = 6.90"

Note: See definitions for K&A mechanisms on page 7.

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VersaRupter Switch Selection GuideStyle Number Reference

The VersaRupter switch product line has a structured, smart style number ordering system.The complete style number is built up of 19 customer selection characters. Each characteridentifies features or functions than can be incorporated into the switch application.

The first nine characters of the style number define the basic switch. The next two charactersdefine electrical control options. Four characters are used to define handle operator optionsand the final four define motor operator requirements. See page 20 for a complete list ofcode selections.

How To OrderSelect the required option codes to fill in the smart style number. The total list price is computed by adding the individual list prices for each of the selections.

Step 1: Select basic switch (characters 1 – 9)Study the mechanism selection guide on page 7 to determine which mechanism is compatible with the features you require. Then select the 9 character switch smart style number code from Table 1A (K-mechanism) or Table 1B (A-mechanism).

Step 2: Select shunt trip and auxiliary switch options (characters 10 & 11)Select codes for the desired electrical control options from Tables 2 and 3 (page 10).

Step 3: Select handle operator options (characters 12 – 15)Study the handle operator guide on page 11 to review features offered and compatibility.Select the smart style number code for the desired handle operator and location from the appropriate tables on pages 12, 13 and 14.Note: If no handle is required this field is filled with zeros “0000”.

Step 4: Select motor operator options (characters 16 – 19)Select the desired motor operator and location code from Table 8 on page 15.Note: If no motor is required this field is filled with zeros “0000”.

Step 5: Identify other optional accessories to be ordered as separate itemsSee Table 9 for ground switches.See Tables 10 – 14 for fuse bases.See Table 15 for CEF fuses.See page 19 for back connection kit and other accessories.

Sample Style Number

V K3 B 15 6 4 U 0 6 CDLB 0000

Switch Mechanism Type

Switch Frame Size

Switch Max kV Rating

Switch Current Rating

Switch Momentary Rating

Motor Operator

Handle Operator

Auxiliary Switch

Shunt Trip

UL Listed

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Operating MechanismSelection Guide

Snap Action K-mechanism

The K-mechanism is a single spring snap actiondevice. The switch opens or closes by charging thespring past dead center using one of the manualoperating handles. The K-mechanism may be usedwith all handle options as well as with type NMmotor operators. The K-mechanism cannot beused for shunt trip applications.

■ Use K-mechanism if you need chain drive handles

Stored Energy A-mechanism

The A-mechanism is a dual spring stored energydevice that is well suited for remote tripping applications.When shunt tripping or mechanicalfuse tripping is specified, the type A-mechanismmust be used. In normal operation, the openingspring is charged and latched by an operating handle or by a motor operator. The VersaRupter isthen opened by any or several methods:

■ Movement of the operating handle■ Motor operator■ Electrical signal to a shunt trip device■ Mechanical fuse tripping linkage

1 Shunt trip option provides for operation by local push button or remote signal. Shunt trip requires stored energy type A-mechanism.

2 The HE drive must be used if manual operation is needed in conjunction with motor operator.3 Chain drive handles cannot be used with motor operators.4 This feature provides for the switch to open if a fuse operates.

Mechanism Type

Snap Action K-mech Stored Energy A-mech

40 kA 61 kA 40 kA 61 kA

UL recognized X X X

Electrical Remote shunt trip1 X XControl Options Auxiliary switch available X X X X

Fuse Auxiliary switch X X

Operating Side direct drive X X X XHandles Front shaft drive—Type HE2 X X X X

Front chain drive X X

Motor Operator(optional)

NM—side or shaft mounted3 X X X X

Interlocks Mechanical door interlock X X X XKey Interlock X X X X

Grounding Type E ground switch X XSwitch Ground switch interlock with VersaRupter X X

Fuse Options Fuse bases available X XMechanical fuse tripping4 X

Operating Features and Functions

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Operating Mechanism (Continued)

Snap Action Mechanisms (K-mechanism)

Table 1A: VersaRupters with Snap Action Mechanisms (K-mechanism)

System Rated FaultRating Voltage Rated Continuous Momentary Close Old Smart

Nominal Max. BIL & Loadbreak Rating Rating Catalog Style List(kV) (kV) (kV) (A) (RMS kA) (RMS kA) Number Code Price

200 244-040-502 VK3A0824N $1081

4.73 200 244-040-512 VK3A0824U $1181(5.9" pole 8.25 75 600 40 40 244-040-506 VK3A0864N $1215spacing) 600 244-040-515 VK3A0864U $1315

1200 244-040-510 VK3A0814N $1575

200 244-041-502 VK3B1524N $1245

12 – 13.8 200 244-041-512 VK3B1524U $1345(6.69" pole 15.00 95 600 40 40 244-041-506 VK3B1564N $1391spacing) 600 244-041-515 VK3B1564U $1491

1200 244-041-510 VK3B1514N $1658

13.8 600 245-881-505 VK3C1566U $1607(9.25" pole 15.00 95 61 61spacing) 1200 245-881-506 VK3C1516U $2139

14.4 600 245-881-521 VK3C1666U $1641(9.25" pole 15.50 110 61 61spacing) 1200 245-881-522 VK3C1616U $2630

12 – 16.8 200 244-042-502 VK3C1724N $1283(9.25" pole 17.00 110 600 40 40 244-042-506 VK3C1764N $1414spacing) 1200 244-042-510 VK3C1714N $1755

22.9 – 24.9 200 244-043-502 VK3D2724N $1510(10.8" pole 27.00 125 600 40 40 244-043-506 VK3D2764N $1724spacing) 1200 244-043-510 VK3D2714N $2105

34.5 600 244-005-501 VK3E3864N $3178(14.1" pole 38.00 150 40 30

spacing) 800 244-005-502 VK3E3884N $3354

Bold catalog numbers are UL recognized when used with chain drive handles and no motor operator.

Smart style codes for UL recognized designs end with “U”. Smart style codes for non-UL designs end with “N”.

K-mechanism switches must be selected when chain drive handles are required.

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Stored Energy Mechanisms (A-mechanism)

Bold catalog numbers are UL recognized.

Smart style codes for UL recognized designs end with “U”. Smart style codes for non-UL designs end with “N”.

A-mechanism switches must be selected when shunt trip or mechanical fuse tripping is required.

Switches with A-mechanisms cannot be used with chain drive handles.

Table 1B: VersaRupters with Stored Energy Mechanisms (A-mechanism)

System Rated FaultRating Voltage Rated Continuous Momentary Close Old Smart

Nominal Max. BIL & Loadbreak Rating Rating Catalog Style List(kV) (kV) (kV) (A) (Asym kA) (Asym kA) Number Code Price

4.73 200 245-864-501 VA3A0824N $1311(5.9" pole 8.25 75 600 40 40 245-864-502 VA3A0864N $1444spacing) 1200 245-864-503 VA3A0814N $1814

12 – 13.8 200 245-864-504 VA3B1524N $1485(6.69" pole 15.00 95 600 40 40 245-864-505 VA3B1564N $1621spacing) 1200 245-864-506 VA2B1514N $1971

13.8 600 245-881-514 VA3C1566U $1772(9.25" pole 15.00 95

120061 61

245-881-515 VA3C1516U $2452spacing)

14.4 600 245-881-530 VA3C1666U $2280(9.25" pole 15.50 110

120061 61

245-881-531 VA3C1616U $2868spacing)

12 – 16.8 200 245-864-507 VA3C1724N $1511(9.25" pole 17.00 110 600 40 40 245-864-508 VA3C1764N $1645spacing) 1200 245-864-511 VA3C1714N $1993

22.9 – 24.9 200 245-864-515 VA3D2724N $1738(10.8" pole 27.00 125 600 40 40 245-864-516 VA3D2764N $1955spacing) 1200 245-864-518 VA3D2714N $2343

34.5 600 245-864-519 VA3E3864N $3521(14.1" pole 38.00 150

80040 30

245-864-520 VA3E3884N $3693spacing)

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Electrical Control OptionsShunt Trip or Shunt Close / Auxiliary Switches

The shunt trip option is available for local pushbutton or remote switching applications. Theshunt trip can be installed only on VersaRupterswith stored energy (A-mechanism) mechanisms.The shunt trip utilizes a solenoid to actuate the A-mechanism trip latch. An auxiliary switchis required with shunt trip option.

Shunt trip/close coils are intermittent duty coils.A VersaRupter switch-operated auxiliary contactmust be in series with the trip coil so that poweris removed from the coil after VersaRupter change-of-state. See Table 3 for auxiliary switch selection.

VersaRupter switches do not include any auxiliary contacts unless specified as an optionfrom Table 3.

The auxiliary switch contacts change state when the VersaRupter contacts change state.The auxiliary switch can be installed on allVersaRupter switches and all grounding switches.Auxiliary switches are shipped with an equalnumber of normally open and normally closedcontacts, which may be reconfigured in the fieldas needed.

An optional fuse auxiliary switch is available to indicate an open fuse condition. This switchhas two contacts, one normally open and onenormally closed, and is actuated by the tie rodlinkage connected to the Type CEF fuse base.

Table 2: Shunt Trip Device

Control Catalog Smart Style List Voltage Number Code Price

No Shunt Trip 0

24 VDC 186-873-006 1 $410

48 VDC 186-873-005 2 $410

110 VDC 186-873-004 3 $410

220 VDC 186-873-003 4 $410

110 VAC 186-873-002 5 $410

220 VAC 186-873-001 6 $410

Price includes shunt trip device, mounting brackets andhardware.

Technical Data Shunt Trip Device

Nominal Average

Coil Voltage Current PowerVoltage Range (VA)IN IStart

24 VDC –15% to +10% 10.0 10.0 240

48 VDC –15% to +10% 2.4 2.4 115

110 VDC –15% to +10% 1.4 1.4 155

220 VDC –15% to +10% 1.5 0.5 110

110 VAC –15% to +10% 2.7 5.0 300

220 VAC –15% to +10% 1.5 2.8 320

Table 3: Auxiliary Switches

Catalog Number SmartStyle List

Description 5 – 27 kV 38 kV Code Price

No Auxiliary Contacts 0 $0

6 Contact 244-006-516 244-006-514 6 $197Switch

8 Contact 244-006-515 244-006-517 8 $207Switch

Open Fuse 244-006-518 244-006-518 — $84Aux. Switch

Price includes auxiliary switch, linkage and mounting bracket.

Shunt Trip or Shunt Close

Auxiliary Switches

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The VersaRupter switch can be operated with a variety of handles as well as a motor operator. Operatorsmay be mounted in a variety of positions and offer various features. Some operators are not compatible withall mechanisms and features. The chart below provides compatibility guidance.

Operating HandlesSelection Guide

Selection Guide — Operators vs Feature Compatibility

MechanicalUse with Use with Door Key Shunt Motor

Handle Operator Location K-mech A-mech Interlock Interlock Trip Operator1

Chain Drive without Front mounted withDoor Interlock left or right side drive X X(see Table 4)

Chain Drive with Front mounted withDoor Interlock left or right side drive X X X(see Table 5)

Direct Drive Shaft mounted with(see Table 6) left or right side drive X X X

Manual Shaft Drive Front mounted withType HE2 right side drive X X X

(see Table 7)– Manual with X X X X– NM motor

– Manual with X X X X– door interlock

1If manual operator is required in conjunction with NM motor operator, a type HE shaft drive with removable handle should be selected.

2The HE operator does not provide for key interlocking. However it does have provisions for padlocking the handlespline, which prohibits installation of the removable handle.

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Operating Handles (Continued)

Chain Drive Handles without Door Interlock

The following chain drive handles are for use with K-mechanism snapaction switches that do not require a door interlock.

Front-mounted right side chain drive handles are for attachmentdirectly to the type K-mechanism on the right side of the VersaRupter.The “spreader bar” spans the distance from the front door flange wherethe handle is located to the center-line of the switch shaft, maintainingtension on the drive chain.

Front-mounted left side chain drive handles connect to theVersaRupter using a left hand shaft extension. These handles do not utilize a spreader bar. Left side catalog numbers below include all the chain drive handle parts, plus the left hand shaft extension. Select left side chain drive handles in accordance with the voltage rating of theVersaRupters from Table 1A so that the proper left hand shaft extensionwill be provided with this handle.

Chain drive handles have provisions for two key interlocks.Do not use these handles with A-mechanism stored energy mechanisms.

Table 4: Chain Drive Handles without Door Interlock

Smart StyleDescription Catalog Number Code List Price

Right Side Options

Front mounted, right side operation, 244-037-510 CCR1 $295spreader bar: 29.625 to 34.0"




Left Side Options

Front mounted, left side operation 244-037-501 CCLA $295for 8.25 kV switch (5.9" pole spacing)

Front mounted, left side operation 244-037-502 CCLB $315for 15.0 kV switch (6.69" pole spacing)

Front mounted, left side operation 244-037-503 CCLC $340for 15 – 17.0 kV switch (9.25" pole spacing)

Front mounted, left side operation 244-037-504 CCLD $385for 27.0 kV switch (10.8" pole spacing)

Front mounted, left side operation 244-037-505 CCLE $415for 38.0 kV switch (14.1" pole spacing)

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Chain Drive Handles with Mechanical Door Interlock

The following chain drive handles are for both right and left side operation,utilizing a mechanical door interlock.They automatically latch the switchgeardoor when the VersaRupter is closed. Each assembly includes all parts requiredto actuate the VersaRupter switch, while interlocking the switchgear door. Themechanical door interlock is pre-installed on the chain drive handle assemblyand includes the catch plate that fastens to the door to be automatically latched.Two styles are offered: standard and offset. Standard doors close against thefront of the switchgear frame and project forward from the switchgear frame adimension equal to the door depth. Offset doors are those that close into arecess in the switchgear frame so that the door is flush with the switchgearfront when closed. Select the chain drive handle assembly according to thetype of door used. Right hand chain drive handles include a spreader bar ofvarious lengths from which to select. Left hand chain drive handles include the left hand shaft extension sized to the voltage rating of the switch.

Do not use these handles with type A-mechanism stored energy mechanisms.

Table 5: Chain Drive Handles with Mechanical Door Interlock

Catalog Smart Style ListDescription Door Type Number Code Price

Front mounted, right side operation, Standard 244-037-517 CDR1$415spreader bar: 29.625 to 34.0" Offset 244-037-521 CFR1




Front mounted, left side operation Standard 244-037-525 CDLA$415for 8.25 kV switch (5.9" pole spacing) Offset 244-037-530 CFLA

Front mounted, left side operation Standard 244-037-526 CDLB$435for 15.0 kV switch (6.69" pole spacing) Offset 244-037-531 CFLB

Front mounted, left side operation Standard 244-037-527 CDLC$460for 15 – 17.0 kV switch (9.25" pole spacing) Offset 244-037-532 CFLC

Front mounted, left side operation Standard 244-037-528 CDLD$505for 27.0 kV switch (10.8" pole spacing) Offset 244-037-533 CFLD

Front mounted, left side operation Standard 244-037-529 CDLE$535for 38.0 kV switch (14.1" pole spacing) Offset 244-037-534 CFLE

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Operating Handles (Continued)

Direct Drive Handle / Type HE Shaft Drive Operator

Direct Drive HandleA manual operator handle is available for shaft-mounted direct operation of the VersaRupterfrom either side of the switchgear cabinet. The handles are available for fixed-mount or remov-able applications. The left side handle includes the appropriate left-hand shaft extension kit.Padlocking is available with the fixed mount handle.

Table 6: Direct Drive Operating Handles (side-mounted)

Catalog Smart ListDescription Number Style Code Price

Side mounted, right side operation for switches of all voltage ratings 244-063-501 DDRR $120

Side mounted, left side operation for 8.25 kV switches (5.9" pole spacing) 244-063-505 DDLA $165

Side mounted, left side operation for 15.0 kV switches (6.69" pole spacing) 244-063-506 DDLB $170

Side mounted, left side operation for 15 – 17.0 kV switches (9.25" pole spacing) 244-063-507 DDLC $175

Side mounted, left side operation for 27.0 kV switches (10.8" pole spacing) 244-063-508 DDLD $180

Side mounted, left side operation for 38.0 kV switches (14.1" pole spacing) 244-063-509 DDLE $215

Table 7: Type HE Shaft Drive (front-mounted)

Catalog Smart Style List Smart Style List PriceDescription Number1 Code1 Price1 Code w/Handle w/Handle

Manual 186-023-301 GE $235 HE $290

Manual for use with 186-023-304 GM $320 HM $375

type NM motor operator

Manual type HE with automatic186-023-306 GD $295 HD $350

door latch, standard door

Manual type HE with automatic186-023-307 GF $295 HF $350

door latch, offset door

Removable handle 183-786-001 $55

1A removable handle is required for manual HE operators. The removable handle should be ordered as a separate item.

Type HE Shaft Drive OperatorThe “HE” operator provides front-mounted direct drive connection tothe switch main shaft. A bevel gear is provided for connection to theswitch shaft, and a universal joint linkage is provided at the handle.These components accept a 0.75 inch galvanized pipe (not provided)which allows the VersaRupter to be positioned up to five feet fromthe front of the enclosure (special 1 inch fittings are required forgreater distances). The type HE operator is available in a lockingcoupled style for manual operation, and a de-coupled style for motoroperation. Key interlock provisions are not available for HE operators.However, the handle spline may be padlocked to prohibit installationof the removable handle.

Motor Operator OptionType NM

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The compact lightweight NMmotor operator provides forremote electrical opening andclosing of the VersaRupter.

The NM motor operator isinstalled on the splined shaftof the VersaRupter mechanism(either K-mechanism or A-mechanism) or on a left-hand shaft extension.

Manual Operation with NM MotorThe NM motor operator allows manual operation of the VersaRupter via a direct shaft drive HE operatorwith removable handle (chain drive handles cannot be used). The NM motor operator does not have to beelectrically cycled after a manual operation of the VersaRupter; it will automatically resume proper electricaloperation in the proper position.The NM motor operator requires a motor contactor/relay assembly (3" x 3" x 8"), which may be mounted in the switch enclosure or an adjacent vertical section.

Motor Controllers

NM Motor Operator

Voltage AC/DC ±10% 24 V 48 V 60 V 110 V 220 V

Current, I (A) 3 3 0.8 0.8 0.4

Power consumption (W) 70 140 45 85 90

Operating time (sec.) ~4 ~2 ~8 ~4 ~4

Operating temperature (°C) -40 to +55 -40 to +55 -40 to +55 -40 to +55 -40 to +55

Signaling time (sec.) 0.5 – 2.0 0.3 – 1.0 1.0 – 4.0 0.5 – 2.0 0.5 – 2.0

Weight (kg) 6 6 6 6 6

Table 8: Type NM Motor Operator

Catalog Smart Style ListControl Voltage Number Code Price

Mounted on Right Side of Switch Splined Shaft (includes spacer bracket and control unit)

24 VAC or VDC 245-869-001 N1RR $1985

48 VAC or VDC 245-869-002 N2RR $1985

110 VAC or VDC 245-869-003 N3RR $1985

220 VAC or VDC 245-869-004 N4RR $1985

Mounted on Left Side of Switch (includes left hand shaft extension)

5.9" pole spacing N1LA $20876.69" pole spacing N1LB $2096

24 VAC or VDC 9.25" pole spacing N1LC $209610.8" pole spacing N1LD $210414.1" pole spacing N1LE $2141







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Grounding SwitchesType E

Grounding switches are available forconnection to the lower terminals ofthe VersaRupter or the VersaRupterfuse base. Grounding switchesrequire their own operating handle.

Note: It is highly recommendedthat mechanical interlocks beused in conjunction with groundswitches. Interlocks preventclosing of the VersaRupter whenthe ground switch is closed.Please select an appropriateinterlock from one of the lowersections in table 9.

The mechanical interlock preventsthe VersaRupter from being closedwhen the Type E grounding switch isclosed. Mechanical interlocks areavailable in various lengths to accom-modate grounding switches mountedon the hinged side of the VersaRupteror at the bottom of the fuse base.

Note: Mechanical interlocking ismounted on the left hand side andrequires a left hand shaft extensionfor the VersaRupter (see Table A2).

Table 9: Grounding Switches for Connectionto VersaRupter Lower Terminal

NominalRated Catalog List

System Rating (kV) Current (A) Number Price

Ground Switches for Connection to VersaRupter Lower Terminal

4.6 – 7.2 200, 600 323-026-010 $445(5.9" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-001 $449

12.0 – 13.8 200, 600 323-026-012 $452(6.69" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-003 $457

12.0 – 16.5 200, 600 323-026-013 $461(9.25" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-004 $461

22.9 – 24.9 200, 600 323-026-014 $465(10.8" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-005 $465

34.5 (14.1" pole spacing) 600, 800 323-026-025 $2237

Ground Switches for Connection to VersaRupter Fuse Base

4.6 – 7.2 200,600 323-026-015 $429(5.9" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-020 $848

12.0 – 13.8 200, 600 323-026-017 $438(6.69" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-022 $915

12.0 – 16.5 200, 600 323-026-018 $448(9.25" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-023 $1005

22.9 – 24.9 200, 600 323-026-019 $448(10.8" pole spacing) 1200 323-026-024 $1005

34.5 (14.1" pole spacing) 600, 800 323-026-025 $2237

Mechanical Interlocks for VersaRupter without Fuse Base

4.6 – 7.2 (5.9" pole spacing) 200 – 1200 186-856-001 $60

12.0 – 13.8 (6.69" pole spacing) 200 – 1200 186-856-002 $70

12.0 – 16.5 (9.25" pole spacing) 200 – 1200 186-856-002 $70

22.9 – 24.9 (10.8" pole spacing) 200 – 1200 186-856-002 $70

34.5 (14.1" pole spacing) 600 – 800 186-856-010 $244

Mechanical Interlocks for VersaRupter with Fuse Base

CER FuseLength Catalog List

System Rating (kV) (inches) Number Price

7.5 186-856-004 $974.6 – 7.2 (5.9" pole spacing) 11.5 186-856-003 $97

17.4 186-856-005 $109

12.0 – 13.8 (6.69" pole spacing) 11.5 186-856-006 $109

12.0 – 16.5 (9.25" pole spacing) 17.4 186-856-007 $116

22.9 – 24.9 17.4 186-856-008 $120(10.8" pole spacing) 21.1 186-856-009 $192

34.5 (14.1" pole spacing) 21.1 186-856-012 $244

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Fuse OptionsFuse Bases

Fuse bases are offered for mounting type CEF fuses, with or without fuse tripping, onthe upper or lower terminals of the VersaRupter switch. Use the fuse bases with fusetripping only with the latching stored energy mechanism (A-mechanism) found on theswitches in Table 1B. Fuse bases in Tables 11-14 use special CEF fuses, which must beordered separately from Table 15. Contact the factory for availability of fuse bases, fusebase options or part identification for 61 kA switches. (Prices include fuse clamps.)

Table 11: Bottom Mounted Fuse Base without Fuse Tripping — (Use with type CEF Fuses only)

System Rating kV, Nominal Rated Current (A) Catalog Number List Price4.6 – 7.2 200, 600 186-900-001 $370

12.0 – 13.8 200, 600 186-900-003 $39512.0 – 16.5 200, 600 186-900-004 $50922.9 – 24.9 200, 600 186-900-005 $509

34.5 200, 600 186-900-006 $1058

Table 10: Fuse Base for CL-14 Fuses — (Bottom Mounted Only, No Fuse Tripping)

System Rating kV, Nominal Fuse Size Catalog Number List Price

4.7610E – 150E 426-898-301 $634

200E – 400E 426-898-302 $634

15.0010E – 50E 426-897-301 $688

65E – 200E 426-897-302 $688

Table 13: Bottom Mounted Fuse Base with Fuse Tripping — (Use with type CEF Fuses only)


12.0 – 13.8 200, 600 186-899-003 $46012.0 – 16.5 200, 600 186-899-004 $55822.9 – 24.9 200, 600 186-899-005 $558

34.5 200, 600 186-899-006 $1079

Table 14: Top Mounted Fuse Base with Fuse Tripping — (Use with type CEF Fuses only)


12.0 – 13.8 200, 600 186-899-009 $46012.0 – 16.5 200, 600 186-899-010 $55822.9 – 24.9 200, 600 186-899-011 $558

Table 12: Top Mounted Fuse Base without Fuse Tripping — (Use with type CEF Fuses only)


12.0 – 13.8 200, 600 186-900-009 $39512.0 – 16.5 200, 600 186-900-010 $50922.9 – 24.9 200, 600 186-900-011 $509

34.5 200, 600 186-900-012 $1058

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Table 15: Type CEF FusesRating Rated Fuse Dimensions Catalog List

Voltage (kV) Current (A) Length/Diameter (inches) Number Price

6 186-904-048 $8910 186-904-049 $8916 186-904-050 $9325 7.55/2.55 186-904-051 $9940 186-904-052 $108

3.6/7.2 50 186-904-053 $11463 186-904-054 $11980

7.55/3.4186-904-055 $135

100 186-904-056 $155125 186-904-057 $169160 11.5/3.4 186-904-058 $201200 186-904-059 $2616 186-904-001 $92

10 186-904-002 $9216 186-904-003 $9525 11.5/2.55 186-904-004 $10240 186-904-005 $111

12 50 186-904-006 $12163 186-904-007 $12780

11.5/3.4186-904-008 $166

100 186-904-009 $190125 186-904-010 $190160 17.4/3.4 186-904-011 $213200 186-904-012 $2736 186-904-013 $100

1011.5/2.55

186-904-014 $10016 186-904-015 $10225 186-904-016 $110

17.5 40 186-904-017 $13050 11.5/3.4 186-904-018 $14863 186-904-019 $15780 186-904-020 $213

100 17.4/3.4 186-904-021 $242125 186-904-022 $2826 186-904-023 $11010 186-904-024 $11016 17.4/2.55 186-904-025 $11325 186-904-026 $13540 186-904-027 $153

24 50 186-904-028 $17963 17.4/3.4 186-904-029 $19480 186-904-030 $30180 186-904-031 $223

100 21.1/3.4 186-904-032 $252125 186-904-033 $2936 186-904-034 $11410 17.4/2.55 186-904-035 $11416 186-904-036 $12125 186-904-037 $145

27 4017.4/3.4

186-904-038 $20650 186-904-039 $23563 186-904-040 $23580

21.1/3.4186-904-041 $271

100 186-904-042 $2776 186-904-043 $15710 21.1/2.55 186-904-044 $157

36 16 186-904-045 $18525

21.1/3.4186-904-046 $203

40 186-904-047 $261

Fuse Options (Continued)

Type CEF Fuses

Use with fuse bases in Tables 11-14. Consult the factory for CMF style fuses, which may be used in fusebases in Tables 11-14 for medium-voltage motor applications. (Price shown is per fuse.)

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Miscellaneous Accessories and Renewal PartsBack Connection Kit / Shaft Extensions / Splined Tubes

Back Connection KitsBack connect kits are available for positioning the line and loadconnections of the VersaRupter tothe rear for dead front applications.

Shaft ExtensionsOptional shaft extensions are available for left-hand operation using motoroperators or manual operator handles. Some shaft extensions may be groovedfor cutoff to the precise extension required. Catalog numbers include shaftmounting hardware.

Splined TubesOptional splined tubes provide the ability to create shaft extensions, customizeoperator handles or link the mechanical actuation of the switch together.

Description Catalog Number List Price

8.5 kV switch, 5.9" pole spacing 244-044-501 $5215.0 kV switch, 6.69" pole spacing 244-044-502 $6117.0 kV switch, 9.25" pole spacing 244-044-504 $6127.0 kV switch, 10.8" pole spacing 244-044-505 $6838.0 kV switch, 14.1" pole spacing 244-044-506 $105

Table A2: Handle Accessories

Type Catalog Number Length (inches) List Price

Splined tube 186-851-001 1.125 $30Splined tube 186-083-002 2.880 $35

Table A1: Back Connect Kits

Momentary200 – 600 Rating Catalog List

(A) Configuration (kA) Number Price

Upper & lower 245-901-501 $5205 kV Lower only 40 245-901-502 $345

Upper only 245-901-503 $180


Upper only 245-902-503 $180


Upper only 245-903-503 $190


Upper only 245-904-503 $205

5 & Upper & lower 245-906-501 $80015 kV Lower only 61 245-906-502 $455

Upper only 245-906-503 $410

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AppendixSmart Style Number Code Sheet

Mechanism Type Code

Snap action K-mech—std. 3.77" shaft K3Snap action K-mech—2.69" shaft K2Snap action K-mech—5.26" shaft K5Stored energy A-mech—std. 3.5" shaft A3Stored energy A-mech—std. 4.80" shaft A4Stored energy A-mech—std. 6.90" shaft A6

Frame Size Code

5.9" pole spacing A6.69" pole spacing B9.25" pole spacing C10.8" pole spacing D14.1" pole spacing E

Max kV / BIL Rating Code

8.5 kV / 75 kV BIL 0815 kV / 95 kV BIL 1515.5 kV / 110 kV BIL 1617 kV / 110 kV BIL 1727 kV / 125 kV BIL 2738 kV / 150 kV BIL 38

Current / Loadbreak Rating Code

200 A 2600 A 6800 A 81200 A 1

Momentary Rating Code

40 kA 461 kA 6

UL Code

Not UL listed NUL listed U

Shunt Trip Options Code

None 024 VDC control voltage 148 VDC control voltage 2110 VDC control voltage 3220 VDC control voltage 4110 VAC control voltage 5220 VAC control voltage 6

Switch Mech Frame Max Current Momen. UL ShuntType Type Size kV Rating Rating Listed Trip

V K3 B 15 6 4 U 0

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Motor Drive Location Choices Code

No motor 00Right side RRLeft with frame A shaft extension LALeft with frame B shaft extension LBLeft with frame C shaft extension LCLeft with frame D shaft extension LDLeft with frame E shaft extension LE

NM Motor Choices Code

No motor 00NM motor 24 VDC, 24 VAC control N1NM motor 48 VDC, 48 VAC control N2NM motor 110 VDC, 110 VAC control N3NM motor 220 VDC, 220 VAC control N4

Handle Drive Location Choices Code

No handle 00Right side RRRight with spreader bar 29.625 – 34.0" (chain drive only) R1Right with spreader bar 34.625 – 39.0" (chain drive only) R2Right with spreader bar 39.625 – 44.0" (chain drive only) R3Right with spreader bar 61.625 – 66.0" (chain drive only) R4Left w/shaft extension for 8.25 kV switches, 5.9" pole spacing LALeft w/shaft extension for 15.0 kV switches, 6.69" pole spacing LBLeft w/shaft extension for 15 – 17.0 kV switches, 9.25" pole spacing LCLeft w/shaft extension for 27.0 kV switches, 10.8" pole spacing LDLeft w/shaft extension for 38.0 kV switches, 14.1" pole spacing LE

Handle Types Code

No handle 00Chain w/o door interlock (use w/K-mech only) CCChain with door interlock—standard door (use w/K-mech only) CDChain with door interlock—offset door (use w/K-mech only) CFDirect Drive DDHE Shaft Drive Options Code1 Code2

Shaft type HE manual GE HEShaft type HE manual w/door interlock—standard door GD HDShaft type HE manual w/door interlock—offset door GF HFShaft type HE manual for use with NM motor GM HM

1 This code does not include removable handle.2 This code includes removable handle.

Auxiliary Switch Choices Code

None 06 contact auxiliary switch 68 contact auxiliary switch 8

Aux. Handle MotorSwitch Operator Operator

6 CDLB 0000

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AppendixTechnical Data

VersaRupter Switch—Technical Details

Rated Phase 60 HzMaximum Spacing Withstand Rated FaultVoltage Center-Center BIL 1 minute Current Momentary Closing

(kV) (inches) (kV) (kV) (A) (kA @ sec) (kA)

2008.25 5.90 75 26 600 40 @ 3 40

1200200

15.00 6.69 95 36 600 40 @ 3 401200

15.00 9.25 95 36600

61 @ 3 611200200

15.50 9.25 110 50 600 61 @ 3 611200200

17.00 9.25 110 50 600 40 @ 2 401200200

27.00 10.80 125 60 600 40 @ 2 401200

38.00 14.10 150 80600

40 @ 2 40800

Capacitor bank switching for 15 kV switches (kVar): 2500

Maximum torque at closing (ft-lbs): 85-89

Maximum torque at opening K-mech. (ft-lbs): 89

Maximum torque at opening A-mech. (ft-lbs): 2.2

Operating rotation of shaft (degrees): 130

Arc time (ms): 10-20

Opening time (ms): 40-60

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VersaRupter Price and Order Entry Worksheet

Complete SwitchSwitch Smart Style Number

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Smart Code List Price

Step 1: Select basic switch with operating mechanism from tables 1A or 1B (Required)Enter 9 character smart number (digits 2 – 9) & list price.

Step 2: Select shunt trip option from table 2. (Optional) Enter “0” if none required. (digit 10)

Step 3: Select auxiliary switch option from table 3. (Optional) Enter “0” if none required. (digit 11)

Step 4: Select 4 character handle operator from tables 4, 5, 6, or 7.(Optional) Enter “0000” if none required. (digits 12 – 15)

Step 5: Select 4 character number for motor operator from table 8.(Optional) Enter “0000” if none required. (digits 16 – 19)

Step 6: Total list prices and apply multiplier to calculate net price. Enter complete smart switch style number to top of page.

Total List Price

Enter Multiplier

Calculate Net Price

Step 7: Other Accessories (Order as separate line items)

Description Catalog Number List Price Multiplier Net Price

Removable Handle (table 7)

Grounding Switch (table 9)

Grounding Switch Interlock (table 9)

Fuse Base (tables 10 – 14)

Fuses (table 15)

Back Connection Kit (table A1)

Shaft Extensions (table A2)

Splined Tubes (table A2)

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