FAQ
FAQ — LV Assemblies
Answers on GGD, GCK, GCS, Blokset 5000 and how they differ.
Frequently asked questions about XSDQ low-voltage switchgear assemblies.
XSDQ Electric — Lu'an Xinsheng Electric Co., Ltd., brand XSDQ Electric.
FAQ
- What is the difference between GGD, GCK and GCS?
- GGD is fixed-type LV switchgear (up to 4000A busbar). GCK and GCS are drawout types for motor control and hot-swap maintenance; GCS reaches up to 5000A busbar and 80kA short-time withstand.
- What is Blokset 5000?
- A modular LV switchboard platform covering power, motor and compensation, up to 6300A busbar and up to 100kA withstand, with Form 2b–4b segregation.
- Are XSDQ LV assemblies IEC and GB compliant?
- Yes. All LV assemblies follow IEC 61439 / GB/T 7251.1-2023.
- How do I choose IP and segregation form?
- Base IP30/IP40 with IP54 option; segregation form is set with the panel builder per the duty. State the environment and duty when requesting a quote.