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Author:  News Feed [ Fri Oct 02, 2009 4:50 am ]
Post subject:  Remote Racking - Now available in the UK and Europe
Remote circuit breaker racking from CBSArcSafe



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Author:  andeehunt [ Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:01 pm ]
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It increase arc flash safety by enabling the service technician to rack low and medium voltage draw-out circuit breakers while standing outside the arc flash protection boundary.
Author:  Eaton Electric NL [ Tue Jul 06, 2010 6:10 am ]
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Remote Racking

Remote racking and Arc Flash studies are available for Europe at Eaton Electric as well.

http://www.eaton.nl/EatonNL/Electrical/ServicesAftermarket/Ontwerpadvies/Arcflashrisicoanalyse/index.htm

Hans Picard
Author:  Zog [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 8:52 am ]
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The Eaton unit is nice if you only have Eaton breakers and don't need it to be portable, but if you have other breaker types and need to move it around from substation to substation the ArcSafe unit is a better fit, universal for all breaker types and much lighter. It is also CE approved, I don't think the Eaton unit has been CE approved yet, unless that changed recently.
Author:  mvan [ Sat Feb 04, 2012 7:29 am ]
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we have the cbs machine to rack ge 2400v magna blast breakers, but we still needed to enter the hazard zone. so we designed and built our own racking sys that allows use to rack the breakers from 30 feet away without having to open cubicle door. we were a cat4 or higher, now we can rack the breakers at cat 2 or less protection. have had sys for approx 2yrs.
Author:  Zog [ Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:27 am ]
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mvan wrote:
we have the cbs machine to rack ge 2400v magna blast breakers, but we still needed to enter the hazard zone. so we designed and built our own racking sys that allows use to rack the breakers from 30 feet away without having to open cubicle door. we were a cat4 or higher, now we can rack the breakers at cat 2 or less protection. have had sys for approx 2yrs.


They offer a wirless option that allows for closed door racking. They also had a new one being displayed at the IEEE show last month, big improvement over the first generation, supervisory links, tilt sensing, etc...

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