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Is a bolted pressure switch the main
disconnect for your facility?
Bolted Pressure Switch Solutions from Schneider Electric Services
Increase the Reliability of Your Electrical Distribution System
Through the years bolted pressure switches have been installed as the main
disconnect for facilities all over the country and most facility personnel never give
them a second thought. A bolted pressure switch is easy to identify by its long
operating handle that compresses the operating mechanism spring.
To help ensure its reliable operation, periodic maintenance, cleaning and
lubrication of a bolted pressure switch is required. Failure to properly maintain
this switch could result in costly downtime, especially if it serves as the main
disconnect for your entire facility. Schneider Electric Services provides a range of
services designed to extend the life of your bolted pressure switch and increase
the reliability of your electrical distribution system. Based upon your specific
needs or preferences, we offer:
• Preventive maintenance for your existing switch
• Replacement and upgrade of your existing switch with a Square D™
Type B-L Bolt-Loc™ switch
• A retrofill solution with the Masterpact NW™ circuit breaker
Any brand. Any industry. Any time.
Make the most of your energy
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Without proper maintenance, the
operating mechanism of a bolted pressure
switch may become hard to operate or fail
to operate.
Masterpact NW circuit breakers are designed to
protect electrical systems from damage caused by
overloads, short circuits and equipment ground faults.
They also feature a quick opening design for arc flash
protection without fuses. Masterpact circuit breakers
enhance coordination by their adjustability. Circuits
can be open and closed manually or automatically at
a predetermined overcurrent setting.
Safety first. Our field
service representative
verifies the switch has
been de-energized prior
to performing
maintenance and testing.
Our qualified field service representatives perform
a comprehensive scope of work, based upon
manufacturers’ specifications for all rated switches.
Preventive maintenance, including visual inspection
and exercising the operating mechanism, should
be performed once a year. Thorough cleaning
and lubrication should occur every three to five
years, depending upon the amount of usage and
ambient conditions. Molybdenum Disulfide Grease
is recommended for the Square D Bolt-Loc switch;
refer to our 2008 Lubrication Manual for other
manufacturers’ recommendations.
Retrofill Solution
What is a retrofill? Simply put, the switch
compartment is reconfigured to accept a new
Masterpact NW circuit breaker. Utilizing the existing
structure represents an economical alternative to
purchasing new equipment.
Using the upgraded technology of our Masterpact
NW insulated case circuit breaker, a retrofill solution
provides solid state protection and reduces
maintenance requirements. In fact, under normal
operating conditions, Masterpact circuit breakers
do not require maintenance.
Aging or inoperable bolted pressure switches can
be upgraded with a new Type B-L Bolt-Loc switch.
A Masterpact NW low voltage circuit breaker is
retrofilled into the switch compartment of the old
bolted pressure switch. The retrofill design includes
the associated draw-out mechanism, doors, wiring,
metering, bussing, fasteners and hinges.
This solution includes:
Masterpact circuit breakers provide:
Replacement and Upgrade Solutions
• Remove and dispose of the old/inoperable switch
• Clean and inspect the switch compartment,
including bus connections
• Identify damaged or non-functioning accessories
• Install the new Type B/L Bolt-Loc Switch, which is
covered by a one year warranty
• Reconnect all accessory wiring and install
accessories (existing and/or new)
• Integral ground-fault protection for equipment
• High interrupting ratings and withstand ratings
• Communications
• Power monitoring
• Protective relaying functions
• Zone-selective interlocking (ZSI) which can reduce
damage in the event of a fault
• Accessory replacement or repair can be provided
at an additional charge
• Perform Schneider Electric Services’ standard
start-up procedure for low voltage air switches
Find out more about how we can address your specific needs:
888-778-2733
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keycode p358v.
Why Choose
Schneider Electric
Services?
As part of Schneider
Electric, the global
specialist in energy
management, you can
count on Schneider
Electric Services to
help manage the
life cycle of your
equipment, no matter
what brand it is.
Our nationwide
team of professional
engineers and
qualified field service
representatives
is committed to
providing you with
innovative solutions,
best-in-class
customer service,
advanced technical
support, and
exceptional quality in
everything we do!
Schneider Electric USA, Inc.
1415 S. Roselle Road
Palatine, IL 60067
Tel: 847-397-2600
Fax: 847-925-7500
www.schneider-electric.com/us
Document Number 1910HO0804R04/13
May 2013
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