What does OHB stand for in specifications for circuit
breakers, especially found in SF6 circuit breaker?
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Answer Posted / abhishek
OHB circuit-breakers are gas insulated circuit-breakers for outdoor installation. They are used in power distribution for controlling and protecting lines, substations, transformers, rectifier units, capacitor banks, etc. Thanks to the autopuffer breaking technique, they do not generate operating overvoltages. This means they are also highly suitable for retrofitting, where the plant insulating materials may be sensitive to dielectric stresses.
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