Placing Cubicle in a Switchgear Room

NOTICE
HAZARD OF INCORRECT INSTALLATION When carrying out the installation activities, ensure not to remove enclosed parts of the cubicle such as sensors, heater, surge arrestor, cabling arrangement, gland plates, cable sealing, top cover flaps, all external doors (CB door, cable door, rear door, and rear cover), door earthing, door handles, and safety stickers & labels. Ensure to assemble the cubicle with tunnels according to design requirements, cubicle earth system, and end covers. Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.

NOTICE

HAZARD OF INCORRECT INSTALLATION

When carrying out the installation activities, ensure not to remove enclosed parts of the cubicle such as sensors, heater, surge arrestor, cabling arrangement, gland plates, cable sealing, top cover flaps, all external doors (CB door, cable door, rear door, and rear cover), door earthing, door handles, and safety stickers & labels.
Ensure to assemble the cubicle with tunnels according to design requirements, cubicle earth system, and end covers.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.

NOTE: Placing of the cubicle can be carried out by lifting or rolling (Figure 14 and Figure 15).

Follow the below steps to place the cubicle in a switchboard:

Start by placing the cubicle in the middle of the switchboard.

NOTE: Except in the case of an extension of the existing switchboard.
Place the other cubicles on either side of the first one. Refer the Civil Engineering Guide (BQT8706400) for spacing around the switchboard.

Figure 14
Placement of the cubicle by lifting

Figure 15
Placement of the Cubicle by Rolling