Build Safer, Smarter Power Systems

From compact LV units to rugged MV switchgear, our product range empowers you to build robust electrical systems with confidence and compliance. Whether you’re managing a high-rise tower, an industrial plant, or a utility-scale substation, our switchgear delivers the performance, safety, and scalability today’s infrastructure demands.

Withdrawable Metal-clad Enclosed Switchgear Distribution Cabinet KYN28-24KV

Engineered for High-Performance Medium Voltage Power Distribution

The KYN28-24KV withdrawable metal-clad switchgear is a robust and smartly designed medium-voltage distribution cabinet that offers enhanced safety, system flexibility, and easy maintenance in power networks up to 24kV. Designed to meet IEC 62271-200 and GB3906 standards, it's ideal for industrial facilities, substations, commercial buildings, and renewable energy plants.

AC Distribution Cabinets Metal-Clad Switchgear Enclosed KYN28-12KV

The KYN28-12KV withdrawable AC metal-clad indoor switchgear is high-quality and tough for use in 3-phase AC 50Hz networks at the target voltage levels between 3.6kV and 12kV. With its brief or inner room approach, foreign technology gives this switchgear the cutting edge performance and protection within environments that are fierce. The switchgear is produced as an enclosed, armored structure, precision engineered using CNC machining for enhancing strength and reliability. It is under development with safety as the main consideration. All arc-proof constructions, strong interlocks, and high protection systems are adopted and abide by the international standards. It has passed electromagnetic compatibility and plateau tests at 3000m altitude.

What Is Electrical Switchgear?

Electrical switchgear refers to a centralized assembly of electrical devices such as circuit breakers, disconnect switches, relays, and fuses used to control, protect, and isolate electrical equipment. It is essential for regulating power distribution and ensuring system reliability and personnel safety.

Switchgear is typically classified as:

  • Low Voltage (LV): Up to 1,000V

  • Medium Voltage (MV): 1kV – 36kV

  • High Voltage (HV): Above 36kV (less common in industrial switchgear collections)

According to IEEE Standards (C37 series), switchgear is fundamental in ensuring fast fault clearing, voltage regulation, and uninterrupted power delivery in both grid and facility-level systems.


Advantages of Our Electrical Switchgear

Our switchgear solutions are engineered with advanced safety and control technologies to meet the highest international standards:

  • Enhanced Safety: Arc-resistant construction and intelligent protection relays ensure system and personnel safety.

  • Flexible & Modular Design: Easily scalable for future expansion or layout modification.

  • High Fault Interruption Capability: Prevents cascading failures by isolating faults quickly.

  • Compact & Efficient: Space-saving configurations for modern electrical rooms.

  • Smart Grid Compatibility: Available with IoT-ready modules for real-time diagnostics, energy monitoring, and remote operation.

Major industry leaders such as ABB and Schneider Electric have highlighted the increasing demand for smart switchgear in urban and industrial energy systems.

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Alt: Technician operating low-voltage switchgear in a control panel


Technical Specifications and Product Range

We offer a comprehensive selection of switchgear designed for different voltage levels, fault ratings, and installation environments:

Type Voltage Range Typical Use Case
LV Switchgear ≤ 1,000V Residential, commercial, light industry
MV Switchgear 1kV – 36kV Utilities, factories, renewable systems
Indoor Units ≤ 36kV Enclosed substations, control rooms
Outdoor Units ≤ 36kV Renewable farms, remote substations
Fixed & Withdrawable Both available Maintenance flexibility, high reliability

Common protection components include:

  • Air Circuit Breakers (ACB)

  • Molded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCB)

  • Vacuum Circuit Breakers (VCB)

  • SF₆ Insulated Circuit Breakers

  • Busbars and protection relays

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Alt: Industrial electrical switchgear cabinets in a smart grid environment


Switchgear vs. Panelboards: What's the Difference?

While both manage electricity, switchgear is far more advanced than basic circuit breaker panels:

Feature Switchgear Panelboards / CB Boxes
Voltage Range Up to 36kV (MV/LV) Typically <600V
Fault Handling High short-circuit interruption Limited fault protection
Isolation Capability Full isolation for maintenance Partial or none
Modularity Customizable, expandable Fixed layout
Use Case Industrial, utility, critical systems Residential, light commercial

According to the IEEMA, the global switchgear market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 6–7% due to increased infrastructure development and the rise of renewable energy.


How to Choose the Right Electrical Switchgear

When selecting switchgear, consider the following:

  • Voltage Requirement: Determine your system voltage (LV or MV).

  • Short-Circuit Rating: Ensure it meets your fault current interruption needs.

  • Installation Environment: Choose indoor or outdoor enclosures accordingly.

  • Operational Frequency: High-use systems benefit from withdrawable units.

  • Smart Monitoring: For predictive maintenance and energy tracking, consider intelligent switchgear.

Tip: If you're unsure, consult IEC 62271 or IEEE C37 guidelines, or speak with a professional engineer to determine the right configuration.

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Alt: Outdoor medium-voltage switchgear cabinets for utility substation use


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is the difference between metal-clad and metal-enclosed switchgear?

Metal-clad switchgear offers compartmentalized sections for each component, enhancing safety and serviceability. Metal-enclosed switchgear has shared compartments and is more cost-effective but less isolated.

2. How often should switchgear be maintained?

For most applications, annual maintenance is recommended. In mission-critical systems, quarterly thermal imaging, insulation resistance testing, and relay checks are advisable.

3. Can I integrate smart monitoring in traditional switchgear?

Yes. Many traditional switchgear units can be retrofitted with IoT modules, energy meters, or remote monitoring systems for real-time diagnostics.


Power Your Project with Confidence

Choosing the right switchgear is essential for system stability, operator safety, and equipment longevity. With our broad product line, technical expertise, and focus on compliance with global standards (IEC, IEEE, ISO9001), we are ready to support your next project—whether it’s a new industrial build, renewable energy plant, or urban infrastructure upgrade.

Need personalized recommendations? Contact our technical support team today for expert guidance tailored to your electrical system design.