Safety protection for high-power, high-current equipment

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The company plans to purchase a monitoring instrument with a power output of 150 kilowatts, a current of 510 amperes, and a voltage of 440 volts. I have no experience with such equipment; does anyone here know anything about it? Help me analyze it – what safety measures are needed for such equipment?

Reply #22016-07-23

That’s not that big, is it? I have three 315KW 380V motors here! The starting current for a single unit is already close to 2000

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