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RW12-12
DGG
The (H)RW12-12(F) series is developed for medium-voltage distribution applications where a practical combination of overcurrent protection, fuse-link replacement and outdoor installation is required.
This product family is intended for use in distribution systems with a 12kV equipment voltage class, including suitable 10kV nominal distribution networks.
A major consideration when selecting this series is the choice between insulation and operating configurations. Ceramic-insulated and polymer-insulated versions are available within the model family, allowing project designers to select equipment according to mechanical, environmental and electrical requirements.
The conventional dropout configuration relies on the fuse link for overcurrent protection. When the fuse element operates under fault conditions, the fuse holder is released and moves into a visible open position.
For projects requiring controlled load switching, the corresponding F-type configuration should be considered. The exact loadbreaking capability must be verified using the technical documentation for the selected model.
The series is suitable for power utilities, distribution network contractors and electrical equipment buyers who need a defined 12kV fuse cutout solution rather than a general-purpose fuse product.
Model | Insulation | Configuration |
|---|---|---|
RW12-12 | Ceramic | Standard dropout |
HRW12-12 | Polymer | Standard dropout |
RW12-12F | Ceramic | Loadbreak version |
HRW12-12F | Polymer | Loadbreak version |
The model designation identifies the insulation and operating configuration within the product family. The exact dimensions, electrical ratings and available accessories should be checked against the corresponding model datasheet.
Designed around a 12kV equipment voltage class for compatible medium-voltage distribution applications.
Ceramic and polymer housing versions are available within the product family to accommodate different project specifications.
Different operating configurations allow buyers to specify whether a conventional dropout fuse or a model with rated loadbreaking capability is required.
Compatible fuse links can be selected according to the protection scheme and replaced after operation and equipment inspection.
The dropout mechanism provides a visible indication of fuse operation, supporting field inspection and fault identification.
Electrical and mechanical configurations can be evaluated against transformer capacity, available fault current, installation environment and protection coordination requirements.
The fuse link responds to overcurrent conditions according to its specified time-current characteristic.
The cutout interrupts qualifying fault currents within the rated interrupting capacity of the selected model.
The series can be selected for the high-voltage side of distribution transformers when the electrical ratings and protection coordination are suitable.
The device can be installed on appropriate overhead distribution branches to provide local overcurrent protection.
F-type versions may provide loadbreaking functionality within their specified ratings and operating procedures.
The (H)RW12-12(F) series can be considered for:
10kV nominal overhead distribution networks using suitable 12kV-rated equipment
Distribution transformer high-voltage-side protection
Medium-voltage feeder branches
Pole-mounted distribution installations
Rural distribution network construction
Industrial facility incoming distribution circuits
Utility network extension projects
Replacement of compatible existing fuse cutouts
Distribution network maintenance projects
EPC electrical distribution projects
When the (H)RW12-12(F) series is specified for a new installation or replacement project, compatibility should be checked beyond the nominal voltage rating.
Important considerations include the mounting arrangement, terminal connection, fuse-holder dimensions, insulation requirements and the operating clearance available at the installation site.
For replacement projects, the existing fuse cutout model and installation drawing can help determine whether the proposed configuration is mechanically compatible.
The fuse-link rating and time-current characteristic should also be coordinated with the protected transformer or feeder and the upstream and downstream protection devices.
Installation, fuse replacement and switching operations must be carried out by qualified personnel in accordance with the relevant safety procedures and product instructions.
Selecting the Right RW12-12 Fuse Cutout for Your Distribution Project?
Choosing a dropout fuse cutout involves more than matching the voltage rating. Insulation material, current class, fuse-link characteristics, installation compatibility and required switching functions all affect the final configuration.
Send DGG your technical specification, existing fuse cutout model or installation drawing. Our team can assist in confirming the appropriate (H)RW12-12(F) configuration and provide model-specific technical information.
Contact DGG Power to Request Product Specifications and a Quotation.