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SEECO three-way, 69 kV phase-over-phase switch with three bottle vacuum interrupters, motor operators and SEECO voltage sensors. Multi-way switches utilize a ‘bundling’ concept, with shared insulators, switch components and interrupters, significantly reducing the cost of sectionalizing ‘per way’ when compared to multiple single way switches on separate pole structures.

SEECO unitized, phase-over-phase 115 kV vertical break switch with our high velocity whip (HVW).  Compact phase spacing reduces pole height and cost.  Unitizing reduces installation time and cost, and ensures reliable operation and long life.

SEECO one-way, 69 kV phase-over-phase switch with three bottle vacuum interrupters, mounted in a delta configuration.  The delta mounting arrangement minimizes phase spacing and overall pole height and cost.

SEECO 345 kV vertical break switch.  Live part construction is fabricated bar stock and current path is fully segregated from mechanical linkages that rotate and raise or lower the blade.

SEECO unitized 69 kV three-way phase-over-phase switch offloaded at job site.  Our unitized single and multi-way switches are fully factory assembled and adjusted for three phase operation, including synchronous clocking of all three phases and correct ‘toggle’ in the closed position.  Unitizing reduces installation time and cost by 30% – 50%.

SEECO 230 kV combination current and voltage line sensors, a key component of this substation’s relay and protection scheme.  Lightweight, oil-free, environmentally friendly.

SEECO unitized 115 kV vertical break switch with four bottle vacuum interrupters and worm gear operating mechanism.  This switch was fully factory assembled, adjusted and shipped on a SEECO-supplied truss assembly.  Unitizing substantially reduces field installation time and cost, and ensures reliable operation and long life.

SEECO 115 kV unitized vertical break switch with four bottle vacuum interrupters, motor operator and voltage line sensor.  This automatic throw-over application will open and close upon gain or loss of potential, greatly reducing outage duration and restoring the associated load quickly.

SEECO motor operators in a remote location, where 120 VAC is not readily available.  Power is provided by an optional SEECO solar power supply, which includes batteries, DC charge controller, solar panels, mounting bracket and separate enclosure for battery storage.

SEECO 115 kV center Vee switches, mounted both vertically and horizontal upright on this customer’s A-frame structure.  The small footprint of SEECO center Vee switches minimizes mounting structure size and cost, while the direction of the break minimizes overhead clearance requirements.

Installation and adjustment of new SEECO three-way, 115 kV phase-over-phase switch, replacing older in-line style switches of another brand.  For quality, reliability and long service life, choose SEECO.

Featured Solutions

Unitized Transmission Switches

SEECO supplies a full array of unitized transmission line switches, which are designed to simplify installation and reduce total overall installation time and cost.  Unitized switches can be supplied for any customer structure and mounting application requirement, including phase-over-phase, H-frame and pole top.

Transmission Line Automation

 Numerous utilities are now realizing the advantages of automating transmission line switching applications, to reduce outage duration, improve system reliability and meet increasingly stringent regulatory compliance directives.  SEECO provides our customers with cost-effective integrated solutions for turnkey switch automation equipment packages, including line post sensors, motor operators, RTU’s and communication and control logic devices.

Multi-Way Transmission Switches

Phase-over-phase multi-way switches deliver more cost-effective sectionalizing compared to traditional single way switches.   Multi-way switches employ a ‘bundling’ concept, where individual switch pole units are arranged in an integral design, sharing insulators, live parts, interrupters, and other switch components, proportionally reducing the cost per way.  Multi-way phase-over-phase switches also substantially reduce installation time and cost.