S&C - Model Vista -Underground Distribution Switchgear

Insulators that provide a means of connection to the bus inside the Vista switchgear tank.

A design that uses multiple switchgear devices throughout the system to isolate faults and reroute power.

A side-mounted enclosure that holds Vista switchgear’s metering, communication, and control components. The LVE is completely isolated from the medium-voltage components and is a feature of automated remote supervisory Vista switchgear models.

A style of cable connection assembly that attaches to a bushing and terminates at a 90-degree angle.

Automatic detection of voltage or current on a way. A feature of remote supervisory and source-transfer Vista and Vista Green switchgear.

A compartmentalized section of a Vista, Vista Green, or Vista SD switchgear device. Ways are capable of performing switching and fault interruption for three-phase applications. Vista switchgear is designed with a common bus structure: There is no main/feeder hierarchy, so any way can be either a source or a load.