Figure 1-5. Transformer rear view.

Figure 1-5. Transformer rear view.

c. Low Voltage Cabinet. The low voltage cabinet is an AKD-5 Powermaster. It is designed for outdoor service and

provides distribution through a main breaker to three feeder breakers. (fig. 1-6).

(1) Looking at the cabinet from the front, there are two full length doors. When the left front door is open, it shows

from top to bottom an instrument compartment with a voltmeter and a voltmeter switch. This compartment has a hinged

panel secured with two knurled bolts. Inside this instrument compartment are three potential transformers.

(2) The middle compartment of this section has the main circuit breaker which is a AK-3-50 mounted on a draw out

carriage. In the rear of the 1iain breaker compartment are bus stud connectors, and three current transformers.

(3) The bottom compartment is Feeder Breaker No. I which is a AK-2-50. It has similar features as the main

breaker.

(4) Inside this section mounted on the left side wall of this section is a light switch for lights directly above each

instrument compartment and

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