Shelters (HUC-3)

Built to Protect.

Superior Strength. Rigidity. Hubbell Equipment Shelters aren’t just easy to install, they’re also durable, secure, and come in a variety of sizes and styles. Whether it’s primary switchgear, transformers, metering equipment, auxiliary generators, pumps or other equipment that need to be enclosed and protected, Hubbell has an Equipment Shelter to meet your requirements. Hubbell Pad-Mounted and Modular Walk-In Shelters offer a number of configurations that can be specially engineered to meet your precise enclosure specifications.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction.........................................................2 Table of Contents. ...............................................3 Equipment Shelters. ............................................4 Pad Mount Shelter...............................................5 Modular Walk-In Shelter.....................................6 Walk-In Shelter Assembly & Installation............7 Equipment Shelter Assembly & Installation.......8

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Drawings.........................................................9-16

Style A: Lift Off Doors. ......................................10 Style B: 3 Lift Off Doors.....................................11 Style C: Hinged Doors........................................12 Style D: 4 Lift Off Doors. ...................................13 Style E: 6 Lift Off Doors.....................................14 Style F: 7 Lift Off Doors.....................................15 Walk-In Pad Mount Shelter...............................16

Numbering System Key.....................................18

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Hubbell Equipment Shelters - Hubbell’s Pad-Mounted and Modular Walk-In Shelters are manufactured with Fiberglass-Reinforced Compos ites that incorporate fire-retardant resins, in combination with chopped fiberglass and woven fiberglass mat, to ensure superior strength and rigidity in our products. Shelters use a female molding process, which results in a smooth and aesthetically-pleasing finish. Benefits include: • DURABILITY - The fiberglass construction results in superior impact resistance, reducing the need for repair or replacement due to denting. The use of a marine-grade UV stabilized gel coat ensures that the fiberglass provides best-in-class protection from natural elements and is able to withstand all types of harsh environments, including transformer oils and chemicals. All hardware is corrosion resistant and through-bolt ed for a secure fit and long service life. • SECURITY – Impact resistance means intrusion resistance. Shelter integrity is increased by use of special ly designed doors, openings, and vents. Shelters are available with a double-locking system that incorporates stainless Penta bolts with padlock provision. The non-conductive characteristics of fiberglass reduce accident potential. And Hubbell Shelters are not only fire retardant, but self extinguishing and unable to support com bustion. • EASY INSTALLATION – The lightweight one-piece design facilitates installation with minimum equip ment required. Shelters are available with fully removable doors to provide full access for routine service and maintenance of equipment inside.

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• DESIGN FLEXIBILITY – A wide range of sizes and modifications are available to include equipment-ac cess points, standard and special colors, foam insulation, and secondary barriers for high-voltage applications.

• RUS-Accepted – Enclosures are accepted by the Rural Utilities Service (RUS).

• Meets ANSI C57.12.28 Pad-Mounted Enclosure Integrity Standard.

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PAD-MOUNTED – For Easy Access Designed as a protective housing for all types of equipment, including primary switchgear, transformers, metering, auxiliary generators and, pumps, Hubbell Pad-Mounted Shelters are available in 26 sizes. Six different door-opening configurations provide not only security, but also easy access to the valuable equipment that you want and need protected.

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MODULAR WALK-IN – For Added Strength •.Multiple Applications - Similar to smaller Pad-Mounted Enclosures, these larger walk-in style enclosures can be used for a multitude of housing applications, such as Substation Control or Relay/Control Panel houses. •.Added Strength - They are designed to withstand 120 mph winds and heavy ice and snow loadings without the need for additional reinforcement. Specially engineered ribs provide additional strength to flat surfaces. •.Expandable - Hubbell Modular Walk-In Enclosures are expandable in 5’ lengthwise incre ments and come in two standard heights. Lifting points on the roof allow the unit to be removed in one piece.

WALK-IN SHELTERS

•.Easy Assembly - Shelters are shipped in sections for easy field assembly, but can be shipped as one complete unit from the factory when required.

•.System Accessories - Engineered packages can be designed, providing a complete system to fit your requirements. Additional doors can be added to each corner or expansion sec tion. Special access panels can be provided as required.

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Hubbell Walk-In Shelters Assembly and Installation Guidelines

ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

This Hubbell shelter has been manufactured in sections for ease of handling and shipment. While the number of sections depends on the model purchased, assembly remains the same. The sections bolt together with the included 1/2-13 x 1 1/2” long stainless steel bolts. Each seam must be sealed with silicone to protect against weather and water intrusion. Follow the steps below to assemble the shelter.

1. The shelter should be mounted on an equipment pad either pre-cast or cast in place. This will provide a solid foundation to support the shelter and the associated equipment inside. Pads are also available through Hubbell Enclosures.

2. Remove the shelter sections from the shipping crates. Check for damage and verify that the required hardware is included. Use proper care and sufficient personnel when moving the sections to avoid injury.

3. Stand the sections upright in the approximate location of the final assembly. If using a cast in place pad with anchor studs, place the section on the studs but DO NOT BOLT DOWN .

4. Working on 1 seam at a time, align the assembly holes using an alignment pin. Start with the first hole at the bottom of the assembly and then last hole at the top of the assembly. Both sections MUST BE SET TING FLAT ON THE ON THE PAD. 5. Using ‘C’ clamps, clamp the flanges together in several places to prevent movement. Do not cover any of the assembly holes as the clamps should stay in place until the entire assembly is complete . 6. Install assembly bolts with a nut and washers in each hole but DO NOT TIGHTEN !

7. Repeat steps 1-6 for each seam in progression. ALL SECTIONS MUST SITTING FLAT ON THE PAD .

8. Starting at the top, tighten each bolt in one seam. Ensure each shelter section remains flat on the pad surface. Continue with each seam in progression.

9.

Remove the ‘C’ clamps.

10 . Using the proper equipment, lift the shelter from the top only and move it to its final position. Verify that the unit is setting flat on the pad surface and is ‘square’ by measuring from corner to corner in both directions.

11. Verify door operation before securing the enclosure to the pad.

12. Secure to the pad using the appropriate bolt down hardware for the pad being used. Large diameter washers are provided with the shelter hardware.

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Hubbell Equipment Shelters Assembly and Installation Guidelines

1. Remove shelter from pallet. Remove all doors from units with lift off doors. Open doors and install door holders on units with hinged doors.

2. Remove the nuts securing the shelter to the pallet. Remove and save the large flat washers at each hold down position. These washers will be required when bolting the shelter to the pad.

3. Lift the shelter off the pallet by using one of the following methods: • Smaller shelters may be lifted by two or more people. • Slings may be passed through the shelter and joined above for connection to a hoist. On longer shelters, these slings must be separated by a spreader Set the shelter aside until the equipment has been installed on the pad and all service connections made.

ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

4. Install equipment and make all service connections. Bolt equipment frame (when applicable) to pad.

5. Install shelter. Lift the shelter over the equipment to be protected and lower it over the anchor bolts on the pad.

6. Place the flat washers saved when the shelter was removed from the pallet onto the anchor bolts and secure the enclosure to the pad.

7. Replace or close shelter doors. Installation is now complete.

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DRAWINGS & TABLES

DRAWINGS

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Dimensions / Data

STYLE A: LIFT OFF DOORS

Pad-Mount Enclosures STYLE A FRONT WIDTH DIM “A” SIDE WIDTH DIM “B” OVERALL HEIGHT DIM “C”

DRAWINGS

DOOR WIDTH DIM “D”

DOOR HEIGHT DIM “E”

INTERIOR CUBE FRONT

INTERIOR CUBE SIDE

INTERIOR CUBE HEIGHT PART NUMBER*

1 LIFT OFF DOOR

28 1/2

19 1/2 26 1/2 34 1/2

32 1/2 54 1/2 42 1/2 56 1/2

15 21 46 55

18 1/2 36 1/4

19 1/2 26 1/4 51 1/2 68 1/2 24 3/4 31 1/2 33 1/2 33 3/4 41 1/2 42 1/2 51 1/2 58 1/2

12

30

NE291000WD1 NE361000WD1 NE601000WD1 NE791000WD1 NE342000WD1 NE412000WD1 NE422000WD1 NE442000WD1 NE542000WD1 NE562000WD1 NE602000WD1 NE712000WD1 NE722000WD1 NE842000WD1

36 60

19 1/2 28 1/2

51 1/2 40 1/4 54 1/2

26

79 3/4

32

32 1/2

24

2 LIFT OFF DOORS

34

34

43

19 1/2 27 3/4 29 1/2 29 1/2 29 1/2 36 1/2

25 1/2

24 1/4 34 1/4 34 1/2 54 1/4 37 1/2 61 3/4

40

41 1/4 43 3/4 43 3/4 52 1/2 53 3/4

43 1/2 44 1/2 64 1/2

42 1/4

25

49 3/4 49 3/4 50 1/4 54 1/4

54

34 1/4

54 1/4

34 34 34 26

49

60 60

72 1/2 34 1/2

55

60 71

42 1/2 64 3/4

46 55 55 60

27

40 1/4

60

32 1/2 32 1/2

49 1/2

51 44

71 1/2 83 1/2

48 1/4 68 1/2

46 70

63

40 59

41

71 1/2

65 1/4

*Part number: 9th digit-W is Standard Willow green color or M optional Munsell green color Last digit is “1” SS Standard switchgear vents, “2” SS Transformer vents or “0” for No vents

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Dimensions / Data

STYLE B: 3 LIFT OFF DOORS

DRAWINGS

Pad-Mount Enclosures STYLE B FRONT WIDTH DIM “A” SIDE WIDTH DIM “B” OVERALL HEIGHT DIM “C”

DOOR WIDTH DIM “D”

DOOR HEIGHT DIM “E”

INTERIOR CUBE FRONT

INTERIOR CUBE SIDE

INTERIOR CUBE HEIGHT PART NUMBER*

71

60

64 3/4

55 60

32 1/2

58 1/2 71 1/2

49 1/2

61

NE713000WD1 NE843000WD1

83 1/2

68 1/2

70

41

59

65 1/4

*Part number: 9th digit-W is Standard Willow green color or M optional Munsell green color Last digit is “1” SS Standard switchgear vents, “2” SS Transformer vents or “0” for No vents

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Dimensions / Data

STYLE C: HINGED DOORS

DRAWINGS

Pad-Mount Enclosures STYLE C

FRONT WIDTH DIM “A”

SIDE WIDTH DIM “B”

OVERALL HEIGHT DIM “C”

DOOR WIDTH DIM “D”

DOOR HEIGHT DIM “E”

INTERIOR CUBE FRONT

INTERIOR CUBE SIDE

INTERIOR CUBE HEIGHT PART NUMBER

82

74 1/2 74 3/4 75 1/4 75 1/2 75 3/4 89 3/4

51 3/4 54 3/4 57 3/4 60 3/4 63 3/4 65 1/4 68 1/4 71 1/4 74 1/4 77 1/4

66 1/2 66 1/2 66 1/2 66 1/2 66 1/2 81 1/2 81 1/2 81 1/2 81 1/2 81 1/2

38 38 38 38 38

72.25 72.25 72.25 72.25 72.25 90 1/4 90 1/4 90 1/4 90 1/4 90 1/4

65 65 65 65 65

48 1/2 51 1/2 54 1/2 57 1/2 60 1/2 59 3/4 62 3/4 65 3/4 68 3/4 71 3/4

NE824000WD1 NE824300WD1 NE824600WD1 NE824900WD1 NE824120WD1 NE101400WD1 NE101430WD1 NE101460WD1 NE101490WD1 NE101412WD1

82 1/4 82 3/4

83

83 1/4 102 3/4

48 3/4 48 3/4 48 3/4 48 3/4 48 3/4

79 1/2 79 1/2 79 1/2 79 1/2 79 1/2

103

90

103 1/4 103 3/4

90 1/4 90 3/4

104

91

*Part number: 9th digit-W is Standard Willow green color or M optional Munsell green color Last digit is “1” SS Standard switchgear vents, “2” SS Transformer vents or “0” for No vents

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Dimensions / Data

STYLE D: 4 LIFT OFF DOORS

DRAWINGS

Pad-Mount Enclosures STYLE D

FRONT WIDTH DIM “A”

SIDE WIDTH DIM “B”

OVERALL HEIGHT DIM “C”

DOOR WIDTH DIM “D”

DOOR HEIGHT DIM “E”

INTERIOR CUBE FRONT

INTERIOR CUBE SIDE

INTERIOR CUBE HEIGHT PART NUMBER

91 91

48 48

59 1/2 59 1/2

29 1/2 29 1/2

34 34

81 81

36 1/2 36 1/2

55 55

NE904000WD1 NE904000MD1

*Part number: 9th digit-W is Standard Willow green color or M optional Munsell green color Last digit is “1” SS Standard switchgear vents, “2” SS Transformer vents or “0” for No vents

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Dimensions / Data

STYLE E: 6 LIFT-OFF DOORS

DRAWINGS

Pad-Mount Enclosures STYLE E

FRONT WIDTH DIM “A”

SIDE WIDTH DIM “B”

OVERALL HEIGHT DIM “C”

DOOR WIDTH DIM “D”

DOOR HEIGHT DIM “E”

INTERIOR CUBE FRONT

INTERIOR CUBE SIDE

INTERIOR CUBE HEIGHT PART NUMBER

137 137

48 48

59 3/4 59 3/4

29 1/2 29 1/2

34 34

125 125

37 1/2 37 1/2

55 3/4 55 3/4

NE135600WD1 NE135600MD1

*Part number: 9th digit-W is Standard Willow green color or M optional Munsell green color Last digit is “1” SS Standard switchgear vents, “2” SS Transformer vents or “0” for No vents

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Dimensions / Data

STYLE F: 7 LIFT OFF DOORS

DRAWINGS

Pad-Mount Enclosures STYLE F

FRONT WIDTH DIM “A”

SIDE WIDTH DIM “B”

OVERALL HEIGHT DIM “C”

DOOR WIDTH DIM “D”

DOOR HEIGHT DIM “E”

INTERIOR CUBE FRONT

INTERIOR CUBE SIDE

INTERIOR CUBE HEIGHT PART NUMBER

182 1/2 182 1/2

55 3/4 55 3/4

83 1/2 83 1/2

31 31

38 1/2 38 1/2

166 166

44 1/2 44 1/2

76 3/4 76 3/4

NE180700WD1 NE180700MD1

*Part number: 9th digit-W is Standard Willow green color or M optional Munsell green color Last digit is “1” SS Standard switchgear vents, “2” SS Transformer vents or “0” for No vents

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Dimensions / Data

WALK-IN PADMOUNT ENCLOSURES

DRAWINGS

Walk-In Pad Mount Enclosures

FRONT WIDTH DIM “A”

SIDE WIDTH DIM “B”

OVERALL HEIGHT DIM “C”

PART NUMBER*

122 122 182 182

122 122 122 122

114 129 114 129

WI101009WD WI101010WD WI101509WD WI101510WD

*Part number: 9th digit-W is StandardWillow green color or M optional Munsell green color

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NOTES

NOTES

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CatalogNumbering Systemfor Shelters

10

11

3,4,5,6,7,8

9

1,2 (NE)

Lock

Options

Model Number

Color

Equipment Enclosures

A (Standard Lock (non-electrical applications)) B (DF1-Penta-bolt,padlock, & Inner doors (live front applications)) C (DF1.5-Penta-bolt,padlock & inner doors (live components only))

0 (No Vents) 1 (Type 1 Switchgear Vents) 2 (Type 2 Transformer Vents) 5 (Fused) 6 (Metered) 7 (Generator)

291000 (29-1) 542000 (54-2) 712000 (71-2) 842000 (84-2) 101412 (101-4-12)

A (Safety Orange) B (Brownstone) D (Desert Tan) E (Earth Brown) M (Munsell Green) W (Willow Green)

D (DF3-Penta-bolt,padlock, dead-front applications) F (DF4-Hex-bolt, padlock, dead-front applications)

904000 (90-4) 135600 (135-6)

1,2 (WI) Walk-In Units

101009 (1010-09) 101010 (1010-10) 101509 (1015-9) 101510 (1015-10)

NUMBERING SYSTEM KEY

Note: All Standards have 11 digit part numbers. All Specials have a 15 digit part number.

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12

13,14

15

13,14,15

Options

Options

Options

Specials

NUMBERING SYSTEM KEY

0

MX (Muffler Package)

F (Fans) G (Gravity Louver) H (w/Heat & A/C) I (Insulated) L (Lighting) P (Powered Louver) R (Rain Caps)

5,0,0

BP (Breaker Panel) EB (Electrical Box) FL (Floor) SD (Second Door)

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NOTE: Because Hubbell has a policy of continuous product improvement, we reserve the right to change design and specifications without notice. ©Copyright 2011 Hubbell Incorporated

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