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HEKA M CSS units are manufactured from galvanized sheet steel with a thickness of 1.5–3 mm, ensuring exceptional durability and resistance to challenging environmental conditions. Designed to transform voltages from 6–36 kV down to 0.4–1 kV, they offer versatile solutions for a wide range of electrical distribution applications.
Delivered as fully integrated turnkey systems, HEKA M CSS is engineered to meet the requirements of diverse end users. While utility companies remain the primary customers, these substations are also widely adopted by organizations seeking new or expanded medium-voltage grid connections.
Typical applications include:
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Most HEKA M CSS products are type-tested in accordance with IEC 62271-202, ensuring compliance with international standards and dependable performance in diverse operating environments.
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