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Distribution
Line Carrier
DCS3000 |
Overview / Benefits Siemens offers two main applications for DCS3000 : - Automation of the medium-voltage power network - Meter reading Numerous advantages are combined in a single system with DCS3000: More and more, procurement decisions are driven by financial aspects.
DCS 3000 is outstanding in terms of life-cycle costs. A slightly higher
initial investment in the equipment (compared to low-cost solutions such
as GSM modems) will be over-compensated by minimal running costs. Moreover,
DCS 3000 makes use of the utility's own power network to transmit data,
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DCS
3000 Coupling Devices - Principles The utility's own network resources, the medium voltage network with nominal voltages of 6 kV to 24 kV , are used as a transmission medium. The requirements in relation to coupling options for the medium voltage level vary, depending on the type of power distribution network (cable or overhead lines) and must take account of both the technical environmental conditions and cost-effectiveness. Siemens offers two alternatives for this: inductive and capacitive coupling devices. The coupling device used
depends on the type of power distribution network:
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| Product Name | Voltage Level | ||||
| Indoor | CDC 6 | up to 6kV | |||
| CDC 12 | up to 12kV | ||||
| CDC 24 | up to 24kV | ||||
| Outdoor | CDC 24F | up to 24kV | |||
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Inductive Coupling: The CDI can be mounted throughout the whole cable. In case of single cables, every earth strap is passed through the CDI. The CDC can be mounted close to the earthing bar of the switch gear or pole top on the cross arm. Assembly must be carried out according regional standards. |
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