GTTLA Series GIS Tank-Type Lightning Arresters
| Brand | ROCKWILL |
| Model NO. | GTTLA Series GIS Tank-Type Lightning Arresters |
| Rated voltage | 220kV |
| Series | GTTLA Series |
Overview
GIS tank-type lightning arresters employ a metal-enclosed housing with SF6 gas as the internal insulation medium. They utilize single-column or multi-column resistor disc columns in parallel as the core, covering AC voltage ratings from 110kV-500kV.
Features
Compact Structure and Small Footprint
The tank-type structure and rational internal component layout result in a compact overall structure and reduced footprint.
High Reliability
High-performance resistor discs and reliable sealing structures ensure long-term stable operation in harsh environments with minimal risk of failure or performance degradation.
Excellent Insulation Performance
SF6 gas as the internal insulation medium and single-column or multi-column resistor disc columns in parallel offer superior insulation performance.
Strong Contamination Resistance
The shell material exhibits good contamination resistance, maintaining stable insulation performance in contaminated environments.
Technology parameters
Project |
Value |
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rated voltage（AC） |
110kV |
220kV |
330kV |
500kV |
Resistor Disc Gradient（V/mm） |
360~400 |
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2ms Repetitive Charge Transfer Qrs（C） |
1.6 |
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AC Aging Coefficient at 95% Charge Ratio |
＜0.9 |
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High-Temperature Power Consumption at 190℃（W） |
＜8 |
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