Degatech Electric – Professional SF6 Free Switchgear Manufacturer for Sustainable Power Distribution

 As global environmental regulations tighten and the power industry shifts toward decarbonization, SF6 free switchgear has emerged as a critical solution for sustainable power distribution. Sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) – once the standard insulation gas for switchgear – is a potent greenhouse gas with a global warming potential (GWP) 23,500 times greater than CO₂ and an atmospheric lifetime of up to 3,200 years[1]. With the EU F-Gas Regulation (EU 2024/573) banning SF6 in new medium-voltage (MV) switchgear ≤24kV from January 1, 2026, and similar restrictions in California and the UK[2][6], businesses worldwide are transitioning to SF6 free switchgear to ensure compliance and reduce their environmental footprint. Degatech Electric, a leading power equipment manufacturer based in China, is at the forefront of this transition, specializing in the R&D, production, and supply of high-performance SF6 free switchgear that combines eco-friendliness, reliability, and compliance. Explore Degatech’s SF6 free switchgear portfolio on the official Degatech Electric switchgear products page.

As a dedicated SF6 free switchgear manufacturer, Degatech Electric offers a comprehensive product lineup tailored to diverse MV power applications (12kV-35kV), including solid insulated switchgear (SIS), dry air-insulated switchgear, and nitrogen-insulated ring main units (RMUs)[3][11]. Our SF6 free switchgear adopts advanced vacuum arc-extinguishing technology and alternative insulation solutions – such as high-purity epoxy resin (for solid insulation) and dry air/nitrogen (for gas insulation) – delivering performance comparable to traditional SF6 switchgear while eliminating greenhouse gas emissions[5][9]. The product range covers current ratings from 630A to 2500A and short-circuit breaking current up to 31.5kA, making it suitable for industrial plants, renewable energy facilities, urban power grids, and commercial buildings[11].
What sets Degatech Electric apart in the SF6 free switchgear industry is our uncompromising commitment to quality, technical innovation, and regulatory compliance. We leverage advanced manufacturing technologies, including APG (Automatic Pressure Gelation) molding and vacuum casting, to produce SF6 free switchgear with a fully sealed insulation system, ensuring high resistance to pollution, humidity, and harsh environmental conditions[5][7]. Our solid insulated SF6 free switchgear features a compact design, IP65 protection level for outdoor models, and minimal maintenance requirements – reducing operational costs while enhancing reliability[9][11]. All products undergo rigorous testing, including partial discharge testing (≤5pc at rated voltage), dielectric withstand testing, and internal arc testing, fully complying with IEC 62271 series, IEEE standards, and the EU F-Gas Regulation[10][6].

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