GE0160DT4 Lovato 4P SWITCH DISCONNECTOR FOR DC DUTY

GE0160DT4 Lovato 4P SWITCH DISCONNECTOR FOR DC DUTY

Lovato GE0160DT4 is a 160 A four-pole DC switch disconnector designed for reliable high-voltage DC isolation in photovoltaic, renewable-energy and industrial electrical systems.

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Why Choose the Lovato GE0160DT4 4-Pole DC Switch Disconnector?

The Lovato GE0160DT4 is a heavy-duty four-pole switch disconnector for DC duty, designed for reliable isolation of high-voltage direct-current circuits, particularly in photovoltaic and renewable-energy installations. Part of the Lovato GE series, this specialist DC switch disconnector provides a robust solution for safely disconnecting DC circuits in industrial electrical systems.

The GE0160DT4 uses a four-pole configuration that allows its poles to be connected in series for high-voltage DC switching. It is designed for direct operation or door-coupled operation when equipped with the appropriate Lovato operating accessories, providing flexibility for switchboard and electrical panel installations.

With a 160 A conventional free-air thermal current rating, 1000 V rated insulation voltage and 8 kV impulse withstand voltage, the GE0160DT4 is engineered for demanding DC isolation duties. Its suitability for photovoltaic applications makes it particularly useful on the DC side of solar installations where dependable disconnection of high DC voltages is required.

Key Advantages

  • Purpose-designed four-pole switch disconnector for DC duty.
  • 160 A conventional free-air thermal current rating for demanding electrical installations.
  • Four poles can be connected in series for high-voltage DC isolation.
  • 1000 V rated insulation voltage supports high-voltage DC applications.
  • Suitable for photovoltaic and renewable-energy systems.
  • Supports direct operating and door-coupled installation configurations with suitable accessories.
  • Designed in accordance with IEC/EN 60947-1 and IEC/EN 60947-3.

Key Features

  • Lovato GE series switch disconnector.
  • Four-pole DC switching configuration.
  • 160 A conventional free-air thermal current (Ith).
  • 1000 V rated insulation voltage (Ui).
  • 8 kV rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp).
  • Designed for high-voltage DC and photovoltaic isolation.
  • Series pole connection supports interruption of high DC voltages.
  • Suitable for screw-on-plate mounting.
  • Compatible with Lovato direct and door-coupling operating accessories.

Reliable DC Isolation for Photovoltaic and Industrial Systems

DC switch disconnectors provide a means of safely isolating electrical circuits for operation, servicing and maintenance. High-voltage DC systems require switching devices specifically designed to interrupt direct current, as the electrical characteristics of DC switching differ from conventional AC isolation.

The Lovato GE0160DT4 addresses these requirements through its four-pole architecture, allowing the poles to be connected in series to increase DC switching capability. This arrangement makes the GE series particularly suitable for photovoltaic switchboards and other high-voltage DC installations where reliable circuit isolation is essential.

Typical Applications

  • Photovoltaic DC electrical systems.
  • Solar PV switchboards and distribution panels.
  • DC-side isolation of photovoltaic installations.
  • Renewable-energy electrical systems.
  • Industrial DC distribution equipment.
  • Electrical control and power distribution panels.
  • High-voltage DC circuit isolation.

Technical Specifications

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Current 160 A
Device Type Switch Disconnector
Product Series Lovato GE
Poles 4-pole
HS Code 85365080
Manufacturer Lovato Electric
Series GE
Model GE0160DT4
Product type DC switch disconnector
Application DC / photovoltaic circuit isolation
Number of poles 4
Operating voltage type DC
Conventional free-air thermal current (Ith) 160 A
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 1000 V
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 8 kV
Pole arrangement Four poles suitable for series connection
Operating configuration Direct operating / door coupling with suitable accessories
Installation type Screw on plate
Terminal size M8
Approximate overall switch dimensions (W × H × D) 142 × 128 × 78.2 mm
Compliance IEC/EN 60947-1, IEC/EN 60947-3

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Lovato GE0160DT4 used for?

The GE0160DT4 is a four-pole DC switch disconnector designed for electrical isolation in DC systems, particularly photovoltaic and other high-voltage DC installations.

How many poles does the GE0160DT4 have?

The Lovato GE0160DT4 has four poles, which can be connected in series for high-voltage DC switching applications.

What is the current rating of the GE0160DT4?

The GE0160DT4 has a conventional free-air thermal current rating of 160 A.

Is the GE0160DT4 suitable for photovoltaic systems?

Yes. The GE0160DT4 belongs to Lovato's range of switch disconnectors designed for photovoltaic and high-voltage DC applications.

What is the rated insulation voltage of the GE0160DT4?

The switch disconnector has a rated insulation voltage (Ui) of 1000 V and a rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) of 8 kV.

How is the GE0160DT4 operated?

The GE0160DT4 can be configured for direct operation or door-coupled operation using the appropriate Lovato operating handle and coupling accessories.

Trusted for Industrial and Photovoltaic DC Isolation

Lovato Electric GE series switch disconnectors provide robust isolation solutions for industrial and renewable-energy electrical systems, with specialist configurations designed to safely disconnect the high DC voltages encountered in photovoltaic installations.