| Brand | ROCKWILL |
| Series | RHD |
| Rated maximum voltage | 72.5kV |
| Rated maximum current | 2000~3150 A |
| Lightning impulse withstand voltage | 325/375 |
| Rated short-circuit breaking current | 31.5~50 kA |
| Rated frequency | 50/60 Hz |
This 72.5kV three-phase AC dead tank SF₆ circuit breaker is designed for 66kV high-voltage transmission and transformation systems at 50Hz rated frequency. It distributes and combines load currents, interrupts fault currents, and provides control, measurement, and protection of transmission lines.
The product features a compact structure with a small footprint, making it particularly suitable for earthquake-prone areas, heavily polluted regions, and space-constrained substations. Excellent breaking performance with rated short-circuit breaking current up to 63kA simplifies installation and maintenance.
The breaker is also configurable as a module within an HGIS (hybrid gas-insulated combined apparatus) system, using standard interface dimensions compatible with GCB, TPS isolation-grounding switches, PTs, and other modules for flexible substation layout.
The gas-insulated metal composite combined electrical appliance (HGIS) is composed of several standard functional modules, such as circuit breaker GCB (single and double busbars), isolation-grounding switch TPS, voltage transformer PT, current transformer CT, etc. These modules have the same interface form and size. Various modules can be combined to meet the design and layout requirements of various substations.
Single-busbar single-isolation scheme


Single-busbar double -isolation scheme

| Rated maximum voltage | kV | 72.5 |
| Rated maximum current | A | 2000~3150 |
| Rated frequency | Hz | 50/60 |
| Lightning impulse withstand voltage | kV | 325/375 |
| Rated short-circuit breaking current | kA | 31.5~50 |
| Rated peak withstand current | kA | 100~125 |
| Creepage distance | mm/kV | 25~31 |
| Partial discharge | pC | ≤10 |
| Opening time | ms | ≤30 |
| Alarm/blocking pressure | MPa | 0.45/0.40 |
| Gas moisture content | ppm(v) | ≤150 |
| Heater voltage | V | AC220 |
| Voltage of energy-store motor | V | DC110/220 |
| 1min Power frequency withstand voltage | kV | 140/160 |
| First open pole factor | — | 1.5 |
| Rated short-circuit duration | s | 4 |
| Rated cable/line charging breaking current | A | 160~200 |
| Rated making current (peak) | kA | 100~125 |
| Operation sequence | — | O-0.3s-CO-180s-CO |
| Breaking time | ms | ≤60 |
| Closing time | ms | ≤100 |
| Rated SF₆ gas pressure | MPa | 0.5~0.6 |
| SF₆ annual gas leakage rate | % | ≤0.5 |
| Mechanical life | times | 10000 |
| Voltage of control circuit | V | DC110/220 |
| Applied standards | — | GB/T 1984 / IEC 62271-100 |
If it needs to be installed in plateau areas with an altitude higher than 1,000 meters, it is essential to consult with the manufacturer to take necessary measures to strengthen insulation during the ordering process.
When operating in an area with a temperature of -40℃, measures need to be taken to prevent SF6 gas from liquefying.
Live tank breakers are well-suited for outdoor high-voltage distribution with a dispersed layout. Dead tank breakers flexibly adapt to both indoor and outdoor applications, especially in space-constrained substations or where compact installation is required.
In a live tank breaker, the arc chamber is mounted at the top or side of the column, exposed to ambient air. In a dead tank breaker, the arc chamber is placed inside the metal tank, fully sealed.