Compact and Masterpact
Source changeovers from 40 A to 6300 A
Products
Overview
Features
General Specifications:
- Nominal current: 40 to 6300 A
- Available for the following circuit breakers and switch disconnectors: Masterpact NT/NW, Compact NSX, Compact NS, Compact INS/INV
- Mechanical interlocking through rods, cables or plate
- A wealth of accessories for interlocking toggles, rotary handles, keylocks with captive keys
Automatic Transfer Switching Equipment (ATSE) for Class CB
- Available for two sources:
- Utility to utility with the basic automatism (BA) controller and the universal automatism (UA) controller
- Utility to GenSet with the universal automatism (UA) controller
- Electrical interlocking (IVE) to allow for Break-before-Make thanks to the delay of 250 millisecond
- Automatism control plate (ACP) to protect the BA/UA controller and control the On/Off circuit breaker function. Controller can be directly mounted on the ACP plate or with cables up to 2 meters.
Benefits
Your Transferpact source-changeover system can enable:
- Continuity of service to ensure energy availability for maintenance and replacement of sources (N or R) with no interruption of service
- Power source management according to power quality and power costs
- Optimized energy management by transferring the load to another source according to external requirements (demand/response contract, etc.)
- All-in-one solution with Transferpact FXM
- Connection with plug and play cables
- Convenient standardized size for the controller in the DIN format (138 x 138 mm)
- Downstream coupling accessory for easy and faster cabling
- Online and offline software tools that help to improve efficiency
- You can install in your switchboard vertically or horizontally
- Its compact design provides solutions for your chosen ACB and MCCB including Masterpact NT/NW,, Compact NSX, Compact NS
- Possibility to mix the different type of circuit breakers and switch disconnectors
- Ensures compliance with international standards IEC 60947-6-1
Applications
- Commercial and service sector (operating rooms in hospitals, safety systems for buildings, computer rooms for banks and insurance companies, lighting and emergency lighting systems in malls, etc.)
- Industry (assembly lines, engine rooms on ships, critical auxiliaries in thermal power stations, etc.)
- Infrastructure (port and railway installations, runway lighting systems, control systems on military sites, etc.)
- Buildings and infrastructure with the need for continuity of service and cost optimisation: offices, small and medium-sized businesses


