Automatic re-closing
Clears transient faults with programmable open-close sequences — supply is restored in seconds.
- Multi-shot O-C-O sequences
- Configurable dead times
- Most faults self-heal
Pole-mounted reclosers with an intelligent controller that clear transient faults automatically and lock out on permanent faults. They isolate the faulted section and restore supply to the healthy part of the feeder in seconds — without dispatching a crew — and coordinate with the rest of your protection scheme.
The majority of MV overhead faults are transient (a branch, a bird, a flashover). A recloser rides through them automatically, so customers never see an outage; only permanent faults trigger a lockout.
Clears transient faults with programmable open-close sequences — supply is restored in seconds.
After repeated attempts the recloser locks out, isolating only the faulted section.
The core building block of self-healing networks and FLISR schemes.
Works in step with fuses, sectionalisers and other reclosers on the network.
Built-in protection and telecontrol — overcurrent, earth fault and directional logic.
Open, close and monitor the recloser from the control centre in real time.
Indicative characteristics — exact values depend on the selected Four-Faith model (e.g. F-NR300). Ask us for the datasheet matched to your network.
| Characteristic | Typical value |
|---|---|
| Network voltage | MV 12 / 24 / 38 kV overhead feeders (model-dependent) |
| Interruption | Vacuum interrupter |
| Reclose sequence | Programmable, multi-shot (open-close-open) |
| Measurement | Integrated current and voltage sensors (CT / VT) |
| Protection | Overcurrent, earth fault, directional (model-dependent) |
| Control | Intelligent controller with integrated RTU |
| Communication | Cellular, fibre or serial uplink to SCADA |
| Remote control | Open / close, telecontrol, event logging |
| Mounting | Pole-mounted, in-line on overhead feeders |
| Power supply | Mains tap with backup battery |
On a fault, the recloser trips, waits a set dead time and re-closes. If the fault has cleared, supply is back and nobody noticed. If it persists after the programmed shots, it locks out — isolating only the faulted section.
The recloser trips instantly to interrupt the fault current.
After a short dead time it re-closes; if the fault is gone, supply is restored.
On a permanent fault it locks out and reports the event to SCADA.
As part of the NEDA project (World Bank funding), more than 300 fault detectors were installed on the Ivorian distribution network — proof, at scale, of what distribution automation delivers, delivered by the ENERTEC group.
Tell us your feeder voltage, protection scheme and communication needs — we'll match the right Four-Faith recloser and controller and send a quote.