IPD Australia’s encapsulated chassis systems deliver superior safety benefits for installers and electrical maintenance workers while meeting all relevant Australian standards. The vast selection ensures that you’ll find the right encapsulated chassis for any switchboard installation. An encapsulated chassis system is an enclosed busbar system which reduces potential hazards for electrical maintenance workers by providing additional barriers and protection. The enclosed system and shrouding of live parts provide higher levels of protection against direct contact and reduces potential hazards for electrical maintenance workers. The encapsulated chassis mount circuit breaker range caters to all electrical safety needs and is adaptable to most industrial and commercial applications.

Encapsulated Chassis Systems Manufactured to Australian Standards

The encapsulated chassis has a 250A/400A enclosed current rating, is available in 3, 3P+N phases or DC system to suit all standard electric circuit protection MCBs, RCBOs and comes in various sizes from 12 to 120 poles, in 18mm or 27mm pitch to suit S200 and S800 breakers respectively. Connection tags are spaced to directly connect onto 250A isolator or MCCB. Chassis systems can be mounted with bases touching to form a split chassis. Direct Tee-off feed sections available to allow assembly of 3-way or even 4-way split chassis, allowing customers to choose whether they opt for top, bottom, universal or Tee-off installation.

The new range of isolator chassis NYSOL8, built to comply Australian standards AS/NZS IEC 60947.3 and AS/NZS 61439.2, is a special chassis where each tee-off has a switch built into it. A person who has to add, remove or replace a circuit can isolate the tee-off before touching the breaker, so they can work on the chassis while it’s live, suitable for applications where uninterrupted power supply is necessary as in hospitals and data centres. NYSOL8’s busbar disconnection system permits unused outgoing poles to be electrically isolated from the main supply via a slider switch. The result is enhanced protection against direct contact with live parts during testing, commissioning, and retrofit applications. The slider switch is directly adjacent to the tee-off, ensuring that the correct isolator for that circuit is switched. Additional features include, large main connection tags and spring-loaded tee-off covers, where the disconnector requires a tool; it can’t be finger operated. The isolator chassis has 250A current rating and comes in various sizes from 12 to 96 poles.

Browse our range of chassis systems and chassis mount circuit breakers. If you would like to find out more information about our chassis products, get in touch with us on 1300 556 601 today.