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EATON Cassette Cell Rejection Kits

Eaton cassette cell rejection kits are used in electrical power distribution systems to reject or insolate cells within a larger power distribution cassette. The kit comprises a cell switch assembly ...Read More

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Working Mechanism

  • These cell rejection switches work by mechanically and electronically isolating individual cells within a cassette.
  • The mechanical switch can be actuated to disconnect an individual cell from the main power distribution system.
  • On the other hand, the electrical components of the rejection kit ensure that power continues to flow to the remaining cells, without affecting the power supply to the rest of the system.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to install a cassette cell switch?

  • Remove the circuit breaker from its cassette before starting the installation process.
  • Position the cell switch assembly inside the cassette's side sheet so that three mounting holes match up with the switch assembly mounting holes.
  • Insert the 12 mm Torx screw into the top mounting hole first. Next, insert the remaining screws and hand-tighten them to connect the units securely.
  • Re-install the circuit breaker back into the cassette.
  • Lever the breaker into and out of its position to ensure the cell switch assembly is operating smoothly.

What are the benefits of using a Casette cell rejection kit?

By providing a means to isolate individual cells within a power distribution system, Eaton cell rejection kits improve the reliability and maintenance of power distribution systems while reducing the risk of downtime and costly repairs.

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