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Reviewed configuration
NHS-4/2 DC breaker protection box
A 600/1000V DC configuration with 4 input and 2 output boundary. Confirm the project specification before release.
Source-backed technical data
Complete configuration parameters, not only a model summary.
The table below is transcribed from the approved catalogue technical sheet for this configuration. The final drawing, BOM and inspection scope remain subject to the agreed project specification.
Configuration summary
| Model | NHS-4/2 |
|---|---|
| Configuration type | DC breaker protection box |
| Voltage class | 600/1000V DC |
| Input count | 4 |
| Output count | 2 |
| Protection / switching architecture | breaker + SPD |
Technical specifications
| Input | 4 strings |
|---|---|
| Output | 2 strings |
| Max Voltage | 600V / 1000V |
| Rated Current of DC Breaker (600V) | 25A/25A |
| Rated Current of DC Breaker (1000V) | 25A/25A |
| Max Current Output (600V) | 63A/63A |
| Max Current Output (1000V) | 63A/63A |
| Material | Polycarbonate/ABS |
| Degree of Protection | IP65 |
| Impacts | IK10 |
| Dimensions | L302*W373*H131mm |
| Input Cable Glands | PG09, 2.5-16 |
| Output Cable Gland | PG21, 2.5-16 |
| Operating temperature | -25°C - +60°C |
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