The SIVACON S8 is a modular low-voltage switchgear from Siemens. It ensures safe, efficient and flexible power distribution in industrial plants, buildings and data centers. Thanks to its modular design, it can be adapted precisely to the requirements of modern energy and automation systems.
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The system offers maximum operational reliability, high flexibility and digital monitoring. Thanks to integrated communication interfaces such as PROFINET, PROFIBUS DP or Modbus RTU, it can be seamlessly integrated into existing systems. It also impresses with its compact design, arc fault protection and high energy efficiency.
TRIPS is one of the few certified Siemens partners in Germany for SIVACON S8 technology. We support projects from network calculation, planning and production through to commissioning – all from a single source. With decades of experience, comprehensive Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs) and consistent quality assurance, we offer our customers maximum reliability and efficiency.
The SIVACON S8 is predestined for critical infrastructures, data centers, industrial plants and power distribution systems. Wherever security of supply, scalability and availability are crucial, it offers a future-proof solution for modern power distribution.
A low-voltage switchgear is a compact unit consisting of:
/ Switchgear
/ Protective devices
/ Measuring devices
for the safe distribution and control of low-voltage networks up to approximately 1000 V AC or 1500 V DC.
It includes circuit breakers or NH switches, busbars, disconnectors, and protective and monitoring devices. It also reliably protects systems against overload, short circuits, and fault currents.
Modern systems such as SIVACON S8 offer high safety, modularity, and flexible expandability for building, industrial, and energy systems.
Planning and installation are carried out in accordance with DIN EN 61439, with selectivity, equipotential bonding, and effective fire and personal protection being key requirements.
