XH-3 250A Switchgear Drawer Safety Interlocking Mechanism

The XH-3 Hand-Pulled Mechanism provides secure three-position operation and reliable drawer-to-cabinet interlocking for withdrawable unit drawers with currents up to 250A, ensuring safety and compliance through its MNS-style engagement and intuitive unlock-button operation.
Product Overview

The XH-3 Hand-Pulled Mechanism is designed for unit withdrawable drawers. This mechanism features three-position locking and indication, interlocking between the drawer and the cabinet when the switch is closed, and auxiliary power functions for each position (Test, Connection). The insertion and withdrawal of the drawer are actuated by the door handle (similar to the MNS major interlocking system).
When the main switch is closed, the locking rod secures to the partition, preventing drawer removal. The drawer can only be withdrawn after the main switch is opened (off position) and the unlock button on the left handle is pressed.
It is recommended for drawers with currents up to 250A. For applications up to 630A, our self-developed HJG-9 manual crank operating mechanism is recommended. The HJG-9 offers convenient operation, fully meets protection requirements, is cost-effective, and highly practical. Matching structural diagrams are provided by our company.

Product Specifications
Model Selection (H) Standard Square Rod (A) Non-Standard Square Rod (A)
67 8×8 10×10
80 8×8 10×10
117 10×10 8×8
Structure Diagram

 

 

Attached images and dimensions

 

HJG-9/HJG-10 Hand-cranked mechanism indicator

 

XH-3 Hand-operated mechanism indicator

 

XH-3 Hand-operated mechanism positioning component

 

XH-3 Hand-operated mechanism partition plate

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