what do you mean by switchgears?
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Answer / gunasekaran
switching, controlling,protecting the electrical circuit and electrical equipments is called switchgear
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Answer / aamirali
Switchgear is a general term of busbars, circuit breakers,
protection relays, isolators, CTs, PTs etc.
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Answer / brijesh
The term switchgear is used for the equipment which is used
to control and protect the equipment.
Circuit breaker, isolators, MCBs, MCCBs, are the types of a
switchgear.
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Answer / hjthegreat
switchgear is electrical disconnect switches combine with
fuses or circuit breakers.
not all disconnect switches call switchgear, only the big
one which commonly drive by motor
switchgear is used to control, protect automatically or
isolate electrical equipment manually.
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Answer / auon raza
all the accessories of circuit breaker are comonly called
switchgear
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