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With ALPHA Distribution Boards ALPHA Installation technology perfectly packaged – with ALPHA distribution boards The complete system for buildings, infrastructure and industrial applications Answers for infrastructure. Contents ALPHA – Comprehensive Range 04 – 05 SIKUS 1600 Power Distribution Boards 06 – 07 ALPHA Distribution Boards 08 – 13 ALPHA SIMBOX Small Distribution Boards 14 – 15 ALPHA FIX Terminal Blocks 16 – 17 ALPHA 8HP Molded-Plastic Distribution System 18 – 21 ALPHA SELECT Planning and Configuration Software 22 – 23 2 ALPHA distribution boards and terminal blocks An electrical installation in buildings, infrastructure or industrial applications is only as cost-efficient and functional as the tech- nology it is based on. A consistent system such as the ALPHA product family offers clear advantages: simplified installation, shorter installation times, avoidance of mistakes, and logistics advantages thanks to optimized warehousing. You also profit from the well-thought-out platform structure, which offers the perfect alternatives for all your power distribution requirements. 3 ALPHA – a comprehensive range for all applications up to 1,250 A Over 160 years of experience and our Perfectly equipped for every eventuality: comprehensive know-how make us a strong The ALPHA product family offers a compre- and reliable partner. Thanks to our expertise hensive range for all your power distribution and international positioning, we’re able to requirements, with distribution boards for develop innovative products and systems currents up to 1,250 A, molded-plastic distri- worldwide for safe and intelligent power dis- bution systems and terminal blocks. Whether tribution, and supply them according to your in buildings, in infrastructure or in industrial requirements. applications, with ALPHA you can always count on a high quality, safety and stability. 4 Our comprehensive range for your business success Distribution boards – The special feature of the 8HP molded- Highlights first choice for all applications plastic distribution system is that it links With ALPHA distribution boards, you can seamlessly into the ALPHA system concept ■ Perfectly coordinated system choose from a full range of small, wall- and can accommodate a large number components thanks to mounted and floor-mounted distribution of built-in devices. Thanks to its modular well-thought-out platform boards for currents up to 1,250 A. In this design, the ALPHA 8HP molded-plastic structure way you profit not only from the high distribution system can be adapted flexi- ■ Quality and safety for all appli- quality, safety and stability of our prod- bly to all requirements. cations up to 1,250 A ucts, but also benefit from consistent ■ Low-cost, easy installation technology and uniform design thanks to Terminals blocks – thanks to uniform design the well-thought-out platform structure. always the right connection Their ease of installation and modular Systematic simplicity is how you could construction throughout offer additional describe the philosophy behind ALPHA FIX advantages, for example minimized terminal blocks. They are used for space- stock-keeping and simplified procure- saving connection of incoming and out- ment. The practical planning and config- going cables in switchgear and control- uration software ALPHA SELECT supports gear assemblies and control engineering. you by planning, configuration and order- Other fields of application are traffic and ing of distribution boards. The SIKUS 1600 automation engineering and the building power distribution board, a compact modu- installation sector. The connection tech- lar distribution board system is the perfect nologies of ALPHA FIX terminal blocks addition for currents up to 1,600 A. can be used in combination since they have the same accessories. This gives Molded-plastic distribution system – you a higher degree of flexibility and a tough performer simplifies configuration and setup of the The ALPHA 8HP molded-plastic distribu- control cabinet. tion system is an effective solution in the low-voltage sector wherever high standards of robustness and chemical, weather or UV resistance are demanded. Read the QR code with your QR code reader Our complete portfolio of products and systems offers safe, flexible and cost-efficient options for use in low- voltage power distribution and elec- trical installation engineering – for residential buildings, infrastructure or industrial applications. 5 SIKUS 1600 – the economical low-voltage power distribution board Flexibly expandable Fast and reliable planning Highlights SIKUS 1600 is of modular construction A core aspect of the system is the use of ■ Personnel safety and plant throughout and offers you standardized dedicated, standardized, series produced protection thanks to verified side-by-side cabinets for implementing assembly kits that can be combined design tested to IEC 61439-1/-2 your installation. The system is designed together in almost any variation. This ■ Side-by-side cabinet system for indoor applications and can be set means that SIKUS 1600 can optimally in frame type construction up free-standing or wall-mounted. Thanks fulfill any requirement in the low-voltage to its space saving compact design, power distribution sector. And the future ■ Compact, space saving design for high cost efficiency SIKUS 1600 is extremely cost efficient is already built in since the design of the and is perfectly suited as the basis for SIKUS 1600 has already been tested ■ Flexibility through modular low-voltage power distribution boards according to the requirements of design in administrative and functional build- IEC 61439-1/-2. The configuration tool ings, in industrial buildings, in commer- SIMARIS CFB will support you at every cial buildings and in public buildings such stage from configuration to installation as schools, hospitals or shopping malls. and documentation. For further information, please visit: www.siemens.com/sikus Incoming feeder, Incoming feeder, Cabinet type outgoing feeder outgoing feeder Outgoing feeder Outgoing feeder and coupling unit and coupling unit Assembly kits Molded-case Fuse switch Protection device Air circuit-breaker for side-by-side circuit breaker disconnector and switchgear 3WL installation devices 3VL 3NJ4 8GK Rated current Up to 1,600 A Up to 1,600 A Up to 630 A Up to 630 A SIKUS 1600 is designed as a modular system for electrical power transmission and distribution in low-voltage systems for rated currents up to 1,600 A. 6 01 Top plate 08 Side panel with design section 02 Rack 09 Module doors 03 Rear panel 10 Fixed cover base, 04 Module door upgrade module door base for protection mode IP55 11 Floor plate 05 Fixed cover top, with flange apertures module door top 12 Side panel base 06 Door, section-height 13 Base 07 Inspection door, section-height 01 02 03 04 05 08 07 09 10 11 06 13 12 7 ALPHA distribution boards – the flexible platform structure for your installation Modular solutions are faster Platform structure for easy installation Whether you require a small, wall- ALPHA distribution boards are an attractive mounted or floor-mounted distribution solution not only because of their inherent board, when you choose our ALPHA dis- values, but also thanks to their uniform tribution boards you invest in a common design concept and high quality surface platform structure with a full range of finish. The advantages are clear: a perfect, versions from 160 A to 1,250 A. Their visually harmonious appearance, and modular design gives you a wide variety very easy installation thanks to a specially of installation options with device-specific developed, standard installation concept. assembly kits, suitable for all distribution The platform structure creates consider- board sizes. Equipment can be individually able savings potential, especially in ware- matched to all requirements depending housing, thanks to the use of identical on the specific project. With this system parts. you can cover every installation need, for small or large projects, for buildings or for infrastructure. ALPHA distribution boards cover every installation requirement in power distri- bution from 160 A to 1,250 A, for buildings, in infrastructure or in industrial plants. 8 ALPHA 160 – versatile in use ALPHA 630 – plenty of space Highlights Whether in residential, administrative for real power or commercial buildings: If small distribu- With ALPHA 630 floor-mounted distri- ■ Comprehensive range for tion boards do not provide adequate bution boards you’re well equipped for installation requirements equipment and wiring space for your industrial and functional buildings, e.g. from 160 A to 1,250 A application, ALPHA 160 wall-mounted public buildings, theaters and schools. ■ Individual, project-specific distribution boards are the best choice. These floor-mounted distribution boards installation and equipment They are suitable for currents up to 160 A offer you increased equipment and options due to modular design and can be equipped highly flexibly and wiring space for currents of up to 630 A. ■ Short installation time thanks individually. Their modular design gives ALPHA 630 floor-mounted distribution to quick assembly kits and you a very wide range of installation boards are also available in the dustproof installation modules options with only a small number of and splash waterproof IP55 version for ■ Optimized warehousing standard components. demanding environments. through systematic concept of identical parts ALPHA 400 – one size larger ALPHA AS – for more power ALPHA 400 wall-mounted distribution
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