Russelectric, A Siemens Business, Offers RTS-30 Series Automatic Transfer Switches for Water/Waste Treatment Facilities
The most complete line of rugged 480 VAC 30-cycle and 3-cycle UL tested switches available
The RTS-30 Series of transfer switches feature preloaded springs and an over-center mechanism driven by an electric operator for opening and closing the power contacts. During an open-transition transfer, the contact mechanism is securely locked in position until the over-center position is reached. The preloaded springs then instantaneously open the closed contacts (quick-break) and instantaneously close the open contacts (quick-make) with a momentary break in between. The quick-break feature provides for rapid full arc interruption, under maximum voltage and amperage, reducing contact erosion and increasing useful life.
Control components and wiring can be replaced without removing the RTS-30 transfer switch from its enclosure. The neatly arranged, front-connected, flame retardant, 600-volt SIS rated switchboard wiring simplifies electrical circuitry tracing. Heavy-duty control components and contacts ensure switching requirements are easily handled. All wiring connections are labeled with sleeve-type markers, easily visible from the front of the cabinet.
RTS-30 Series open-transition transfer switches are ideal for basic transfer applications and for high inductive load transfer applications. Featuring a quick-break, quick-make, high-speed transfer mechanism, they provide positive mechanical interlocking and simple electrical operators. The switches offer rapid arc quenching. The safe external manual operator provides the same quick-break, quick-make operation as an electrical operator. They are available in both 3- and 4-pole configurations and feature front accessible wiring.
Also available are RTS-30 Series closed-transition transfer switches, which offer rapid closed-transition retransfer to the preferred source and for testing - with zero power interruption. This switch provides high-speed quick-break, quick-make, open-transition transfer upon the loss of the preferred power source. These switches also feature simple electrical operators and rapid arc quenching. They are available in 2-, 3-, and 4-pole configurations and feature front accessible wiring.
For more information, visit https://new.siemens.com/us/en/products/energy/russelectric/products/transfer-and-bypass-switches/rts-30.html
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About Russelectric
Founded in 1955, Russelectric®, A Siemens Business, provides high-integrity power control solutions for mission critical applications in the healthcare, information technology, telecommunication, water treatment, and renewable energy markets. The company maintains vertically-integrated manufacturing facilities in Massachusetts and Oklahoma, where it designs and builds a full line of automatic transfer switches, switchgear, and controls. Russelectric products carry the longest and most comprehensive warranty in the industry, and are backed by a team of expert factory-direct field service engineers. To learn more about Russelectric products and the company's commitment to customer satisfaction, visit www.russelectric.com, call (781) 749-6000, or email info@russelectric.com.
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