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Dear Partner,
Best regards,
Benoit Lecuyer
Managing Director
Hager India
Dear Customer,
Though Hagers foray into the Indian market does not span this long,
our growth and market presence is enviable. Innovative solutions,
adapted for Indian market, efficient channel & service network, and
passionate people differentiates us. Well, all in place, thanks to the
valued patronage extended by each one of you!
Best regards,
A leading group
The Hager brand represents the core business of Highly innovative achievements provide a market edge with
Hager Group. more than 762 employees working in R&D. With more than
5% of turnover reinvested in R&D, Hager Group filed a total
The company was founded in 1955 by Hermann Hager and of 1564 patents to date.
Dr. Oswald Hager together with their father Peter and today
remains an independent business, owned and run by mem- Components and solutions are produced in 23 production
bers of the Hager family, with its head office in Blieskastel, sites around the globe and customers in more than
Germany. The organisation of the company as a European 95 countries all over the world trust in them.
Company (Societas Europaea, SE) underlines both its
cultural diversity and its European roots. Hager Group is,
though, a worldwide business venture: 11,400 employees
and generates a turnover of around 1.7 billion euros (2014).
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Safe distribution of energy
Energy
distribution
A clear structure -
Hagers range of products
Hager has divided its extensive range of products into two areas of application, Energy distribution and
Building automation, to help you find the right product and solution for your individual needs.
As the leading specialist in the field of electrical installations for residential and commercial buildings,
the Hager brand provides you with everything from one source: systems and solutions highest quality,
reliable and easy to install.
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Switching with style
Building
automation
www.hager.co.in
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Distribution boards
Distribution boards
Protection devices
Photovoltaic range
boards
accessory | Panelboards system
10 - 53
Distribution
boards
golf I vector I Busbars and terminals 56 - 67
switching devices
MCCBs-Moulded Case Circuit Breakers |
Protection &
Manual chanegover switches | Automatic
transfer switches | ACCL | Switch disconnectors |
70 - 169
Changeover switches
Protection
devices
Earth Leakage Relays I SPDs I 170 - 220
HRC Fuses and Fuse carriers
Photovoltaic
Photo Voltaic Fuses and Fuse carriers |
1000V DC Switch Disconnector |
224 - 227
Surge Protection Device for Photovoltaic
power interface
Signaling and
voltmeters and ammeters I Current transformers I
Selector switches I Bells & Buzzers I Contactors I
230 - 245
Latching Relays
Energy and lighting
295 - 298
Distribution boards
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welcome to novello
distribution boards section
novello+ range of distribution boards are much more than enclosures. They incorporate new
dimensions of protection for safety and convenience.
New product
SPN distribution boards 14
Enclosures 24
RAL 9010
Standard Accessories:
- Wires sets
- Insulated bus bars
- Insulated neutral bars & earth bar
- blanking plates, Cable management system
- Circuit identification labels
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Expert
tips
Patented gland plate Business card holder
2 terminals
with flexibility to position it
on the chassis 6 handle with key lock facility
4 protection
in double door versions.
Archived by dual neoprene
gasket between door, frame &
wall box
8 for earthing
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Expert
tips
Removable indication Cement spill
9 labels
13 protection
11 operated hinge
15 door opening
12 marking
16 management kit
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distribution boards
Absolute benchmark
RAL 9010
Standard Accessories:
- Wires sets
- Insulated bus bars
- Insulated neutral bars & earth bar
- blanking plates, Cable management system
- Circuit identification labels
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SPN distribution boards
Description Features & benefits Choice of plain and acrylic door
Metal DBs for single phase & Removable Chassis for easy Separate packing for door,
neutral (SPN) supply distribu- Interconnection frame and shield
tion Reversible door with earthing Blanking plates and circuit
and removable front plate identification labels
Technical data Patented IP2X Neutral terminal Cable management system
Conforms to IS 8623 Cement spill protection
No. of modules 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, Handle with lock provision Incoming & outgoing devices
18 way Pozidrive screws for easy Incoming : Two pole MCBs /
Mounting Surface / flush removal RCBOs / RCCB / Isolator
mounting Anti wall insertion marking Outgoing : SP MCBs
IP category 100A tin plated insulated
- IP30 for single door copper bus-bar
- IP43/54 for double door 180 door opening
Material CRCA sheet steel
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
VYS16C
IP43 - Double Door : Plain
4 way 4 VYS04D
6 way 6 VYS06D
8 way 8 VYS08D
12 way 12 VYS12D
16 way 16 VYS16D
18 way 18 VYS18D
VYS06D
IP43 Double Door-Acrylic / Glazed
4 way 4 VYS04G
6 way 6 VYS06G
8 way 8 VYS08G
12 way 12 VYS12G
16 way 16 VYS16G
18 way 18 VYS18G
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TPN distribution boards
Description Features & benefits Choice of plain and acrylic door
Metal DBs for three phase & Removable Chassis for easy Separate packing for door,
neutral (TPN) supply distribu- Interconnection frame and shield
tion Reversible door with earthing Blanking plates and circuit
and removable front plate identification labels
Technical data Patented IP2X Neutral terminal Cable management system
Conforms to IS 8623 Cement spill protection Spirit level
No. of modules 4 way to 16 Handle with lock provision
way Pozidrive screws for easy Incoming & outgoing devices
Mounting Surface / flush removal Incoming : Four pole MCBs /
mounting Anti wall insertion marking RCCBs / RCBOs / Isolator
IP category 100A tin plated insulated cop- Outgoing : SP MCBs
- IP30 for single door per bus-bar
- IP43/54 for double door 180 door opening
Material CRCA sheet steel
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
VYT06CH
IP43 Double Door-Plain
4 way* 4 + 12 VYT04DD
6 way* 4 + 18 VYT06DD
4 way 8 + 12 VYT04DH
6 way 8 + 18 VYT06DH
8 way 8 + 24 VYT08DH
12 way 8 + 36 VYT12DH
16 way 8 + 48 VYT16DH
* DBs with provision for 4 module incomer, other DBs have provision for 8 module incomer.
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TPN horizontal PPI distribution boards
Description Features & benefits Choice of plain and acrylic door
Metal DBs for three phase & Provision to mount 2P RCCBs Separate packing for door,
neutral (TPN) supply distribu- / RCBOs / MCBs in each phase frame and shield
tion with (PPI) per phase as sub-incomer Cable ties, cable tie holder,
isolation Removable Chassis for easy blanking plates and circuit
Interconnection identification labels
Technical data Reversible door with earthing Spirit level
Conforms to IS 8623 and removable front plate
No. of modules 4+2 way to Neutral link with protection Incoming & outgoing devices
12+2 way cover Incoming : Four pole MCBs /
Mounting Surface / flush Cement spill protection RCCBs / RCBOs / Isolator
mounting Handle with lock provision Sub incomer : 2 Pole MCBs
IP category IP43 / 54 for Pozidrive screws for easy RCCBs / RCBOs
double door removal Outgoing : SP MCBs
Material CRCA sheet steel Anti wall insertion marking
Color RAL 9010, matt finish 100A tin plated insulated cop
per bus-bar
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TPN tier PPI distribution boards
Description Features & benefits Choice of plain and acrylic door
Metal DBs for three phase & Provision to mount 2P MCB / Separate packing for door,
neutral (TPN) supply distribu- RCCB / RCBOs in each phase frame and shield
tion with (PPI) per phase as sub-incomer Cable ties, cable tie holder,
isolation Removable Chassis for easy In- blanking plates and circuit
terconnection identification labels
Technical data Reversible door with earthing Spirit level
Conforms to IS 8623 and removable front plate
No. of modules 6+2 way to Neutral link with protection Incoming & outgoing devices
16+2 way cover Incoming : Four pole MCBs /
Mounting Surface / flush Cement spill protection RCCBs / RCBOs / Isolator and
mounting Handle with lock provision option of h3 type MCCBs upto
IP category IP43/54 for Pozidrive screws for easy 160A as incomer in 12+2 way*
double door removal Tier PPI DB
Material CRCA sheet steel Anti wall insertion marking Sub incomer : 2 Pole MCB /
Color RAL 9010, matt finish 100A tin plated insulated RCCB / RCBO
copper bus-bar Outgoing : SP MCBs
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TPN vertical distribution boards (modular incomer)
Description Busbar rating 200A Choice of plain and acrylic door
Metal DBs with 200A vertical Short-circuit withstand 20kA Separate packing for door,
bus-bar for three phase & neu- frame and shield
tral (TPN) supply distribution Features & benefits Cable ties, blank plates &
200A vertical bus-bar with circuit identification labels
Technical data 20kA fault withstand capacity Spirit level
Conforms to IS 8623 Removable PAN assembly for
No. of modules 4 way to 16 easy Interconnection Incoming & outgoing devices
way Reversible door with earthing Incoming : Four pole MCBs /
Mounting Surface / flush and removable front plate HLF MCBs / RCCBs / RCBOs /
mounting Neutral link with protection Isolator
IP category cover Outgoing : SP / TP MCBs
- IP30 for single door Cement spill protection Provision for 3 module for ELR,
- IP43/54 for double door Handle with lock provision SVN Indicators or other
Material CRCA sheet steel Pozidrive screws for easy additional devices.
Color RAL 9010, matt finish removal
Anti wall insertion marking
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TPN vertical distribution boards (MCCB incomer x160 frame)
Description Features & benefits Choice of plain and acrylic door
Metal DBs with 200A vertical MCCBs upto 160A as incomer Separate packing for door,
bus-bar for three phase & neu- 200A vertical bus-bar with frame and shield
tral (TPN) supply distribution 20kA fault withstand capacity Cable ties, blank plates &
with MCCB as incomer Removable PAN assembly for circuit identification labels
easy Interconnection Spirit level
Technical data Reversible door with earthing
Conforms to IS 8623 and removable front plate Incoming & outgoing devices
No. of modules 4 way to 16 Neutral link with protection Incoming : MCCBs Type h3,
way cover 3P & 4P upto 160A
Mounting Surface / flush Cement spill protection Outgoing : SP / TP MCBs
mounting Handle with lock provision Provision for 3 module for ELR,
IP category IP43/54 for Pozidrive screws for easy SVN Indicators or other
double door removal additional devices.
Material CRCA sheet steel Anti wall insertion marking
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
Bus-bar rating 200A
Short-circuit withstand 20kA
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TPN vertical distribution boards (MCCB incomer x250 frame)
Description Features & benefits Choice of plain and acrylic door
Metal DBs with 250A vertical MCCBs upto 250A as incomer Separate packing for door,
bus-bar for three phase & neu- 250A vertical bus-bar with frame and shield
tral (TPN) supply distribution 20kA fault withstand capacity Cable ties, blank plates & cir-
with MCCB as incomer Removable Chassis for easy cuit identification labels
Interconnection Spirit level
Technical data Reversible door with earthing
Conforms to IS 8623 and removable front plate Incoming & outgoing devices
No. of modules 4 way to 16 Neutral link with protection Incoming : MCCBs Type h3,
way cover 3P & 4P upto 250A
Mounting Surface / flush Cement spill protection Outgoing : SP / TP MCBs
mounting Handle with lock provision Provision for 3 module for ELR,
IP category IP43/54 for Pozidrive screws for easy SVN Indicators or other
double door removal additional devices
Material CRCA sheet steel Anti wall insertion marking
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
Bus-bar rating 250A
Short-circuit withstand 20kA
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TPN phase segregated distribution boards
Description Features & benefits Incoming & outgoing devices
Metal DBs for three phase & Total phase segregation Incoming :
neutral (TPN) supply distribu- between I/C, sub I/C & O/G Modular : Provision for 4P MCBs /
tion with total phase segrega- Neutral link with protection RCCBs / RCBOs as incomer
tion cover MCCB : Provision for h3 type
Handle with lock provision 160A 3P and 4P MCCBs
Technical data Pozidrive screws for easy Sub incomer : DP MCBs /
Conforms to IS 8623 removal RCCBs / RCBOs
No. of modules 4 way to 12 100A tin plated insulated cop- Outgoing : SP MCBs
way per bus-bar
Mounting Surface / flush Cable ties, blank plates & cir-
mounting cuit identification labels
IP category Spirit level
- IP30 for single door
- IP42 for double door
Material CRCA sheet steel
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
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TPN phase selector distribution boards
Description Features & benefits Incoming & outgoing devices
Metal DB for three phase & Equipped with 3 nos 63A rotary Incoming : 4P MCB / RCCB /
neutral (TPN) supply distribu- switches RCBO / Isolator
tion with selector switches for With busbar interconnection Outgoing : SP MCBs
phase selection between rotary switches
Equipped with color coded
Technical data wires set
Conforms to IS 8623 Neutral link with protection
No. of modules 4 way to 12 cover
way Handle with lock provision
Mounting Surface / flush Pozidrive screws for easy
mounting removal
IP category 100A tin plated insulated
- IP30 for single door copper bus-bar
- IP42 for double door Cable ties, blank plates &
Material CRCA sheet steel circuit identification labels
Color RAL 9010, matt finish Spirit level
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flexi distribution boards
Description Features & benefits Separate packing for door,
Metal DBs with flexibility to Removable Chassis for easy frame and shield
mount incoming & outgoings as Interconnection Cable ties, blank plates & cir-
per requirement Reversible door with earthing cuit identification labels
and removable front plate Spirit level
Technical data Neutral link with protection
Conforms to IS 8623 cover Incoming & outgoing devices
No of rows - 2, 3 & 4 rows Cement spill protection Any modular device as per
No. of modules 28, 42, 56 & Plastic corners for protection requirement / application
64 modules against damage
Mounting Surface / flush Handle with lock provision
mounting Pozidrive screws for easy
IP category IP43 for double removal
door Anti wall insertion marking
Material CRCA sheet steel Choice of plain and acrylic door
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
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one way enclosures
Description Features & benefits
Metal enclosures for flush and Compact in size
surface mounting
Technical data
Conforms to IS 8623
No. of modules 2, 4, 6 & 8
modules
Mounting Surface / flush
mounting
IP category IP30 for single
door
Material CRCA sheet steel
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
VYM04C
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MCCB enclosures
Description Features & benefits
Metal enclosures for flush and Compact in size
surface mounting
Technical data
Conforms to IS 8623
For x160, x250 H3 MCCB
Mounting Surface / flush
mounting
IP category IP30 for single
door
Material CRCA sheet steel
Color RAL 9010, matt finish
VYM160HM
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plug & socket outlets
Description Mounting Surface / flush Features & benefits
Insulated / Metal-clad plug & mounting Compact in size
socket outlets for supplying IP category Provision to mount MCBs /
specific loads IP30 for metal clad unit RCCBs / RCBOs
IP54 for insulated P&S (IP30
Technical data for enclosure)
Conforms to IS 8623 Material CRCA sheet steel
Rating Color RAL 9010, matt finish
SPN 10A, 20A & 32A
TPN 32A & 63A
VYA220C
IP30 Plastic Plug & Socket
16A, 2 P 16A Plastic P & S with 4M VYB416C
32A, 2 P 32A Plastic P & S with 4M VYB432C
32A, 5 P 32A Plastic P & S with 8M VYB832C
63A, 5 P 63A Plastic P & S with 8M VYB863C
VYB432C
Metal Plug
10A 2P+E VZ130I
20A 2P+E VZ131I
20A 3P+E VZ132I
32A 3P+E VZ133I
VZ130I & VZ140I 63A 3P+E VZ134I
Metal Socket
10A 2P+E VZ140I
20A 2P+E VZ141I
20A 3P+E VZ142I
32A 3P+E VZ143I
63A 3P+E VZ144I
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cable end boxes for novello+ DBs
Description Technical data
To manage loose wires Material CRCA sheet steel
Mounted on top of distribution Color RAL 9010, matt finish
boards
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SPN DBs
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TOP BOTTOM K'OUT
IP43 - Double Door - Metal Door IP54 - Double Door - Metal Door
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225
205
69
A
C 87
LEGENDS-
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TPN DBs
IP30 - Single Door (4M Incomer) IP43 - Double Door (4M Incomer)
420
280
290
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79.6 B
C
C 97.6 A
6
WAY A B TOP BOTTOM K'OUT LEfT RIGHT K'OUT
CODE C
n 25/n 32 n 25/n 32
4 VYT04DD 360 285 380 5 2
6 VYT06DD 400 325 420 6 2
QTY
Kout DWG NO
PART NO
VYT*CD
VYT*CD
REV A
Kout Kout Kout
CHECKED Albert DATE 13-May-13 G WEIGHT Kg MATERIAL UNIT: MM
4 VYT04CD 360
Hager Metal Works
(Dongguan) Co.,Ltd
285
APPROVED Jason Zhu 380 DATE 3 Nos. 2 Nos.
13-May-13 4 Nos.
N WEIGHT Kg SCALE NTS TOLERANCE 4 VYT04DD 360 285 380 3 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
6 VYT06CD 400 325 420 4 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 6 VYT06DD 400 325 420 4 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
VYT**GH
420
290
400
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79.6 B
C C
97.6 A
NOTE-
1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-BOX IN 1.2mm. CRCA SHEET
TOP BOTTOM K'OUT LEfT RIGHT K'OUT FRAME, DOOR,SHIELD IN 1MM CRCA
WAY CODE A B C 2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-30;
LEGENDS- 25/ 32
1) BACK BOX WITH GLAND PLATE
2) DOOR WITH PRINTING
4
6
VYT04CH
VYT06CH
400
440
325
365
420
460
4
5
2
2
4
4
Top Bottom Both Side
3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
5.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
Top Bottom Both Side
3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD 8 VYT08CH 505 430 525 2 4 6.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT.
6
4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6
5) DIN RAIL WITH CHASSIS 12 VYT12CH 690 615 710 9 2 4 25 25/32 25/32 25 25/32 25/32
Way Cat No.
6) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER
A B C REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY
Way Cat No. A B C
TITLE Kout Kout
IP43 METAL DOOR TPN DB Kout DWG NO VYT*CH REV A Kout Kout Kout
DRAWN Albert DATE 13-May-13 QTY PART NO VYT*CH
4 VYT04CH 400
Hager Metal Works
325
CHECKED
APPROVED Jason Zhu
420
Albert DATE
DATE
4 Nos. 2 Nos.
13-May-13
13-May-13
4 Nos.
G WEIGHT
N WEIGHT
Kg
Kg
MATERIAL
SCALE NTS TOLERANCE
UNIT: MM 4 VYT04GH 400 325 420 4 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
(Dongguan) Co.,Ltd
6 VYT06CH 440 365 460 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 6 VYT06GH 440 365 460 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
8 VYT08CH 505 430 525 6 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 8 VYT08GH 505 430 525 6 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
12 VYT12CH 690 615 710 9 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
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25 25/32 25/32
Way Cat No. A B C Way Cat No. A B C
Kout Kout Kout
4 VYT04DH 400 325 420 4 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 4 VYT04PH 400 460 420
6 VYT06DH 440 365 460 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 6 VYT06PH 440 500 460
8 VYT08DH 505 430 525 6 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 8 VYT08PH 505 565 525
IP43 - Acrylic Door - 12 & 16 way VYT**GH IP43 - Double Door - 12 & 16 way VYT*DH
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NOTE-
1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-BOX, FRAME, DOOR, SHIELD IN 1.2mm CRCA SHEET
2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-43;
3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010; NOTE-
4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-BOX, FRAME, DOOR, SHIELD IN 1.2mm CRCA SHEET
5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE;
6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME; 2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-43;
7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE; TOP BOTTOM K'OUT LEfT RIGHT K'OUT 3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
WAY CODE A B C
LEGENDS- 8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT. 25/ 32 4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
12 VYT12DH 690 615 710 9 2 4 5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE;
1) BOX WITH GLAND PLATE 6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME;
2) REMOVEABLE COVER 16 VYT16DH 835 755 855 11 2 4 7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD LEGENDS- 8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT.
4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6 1) BACK BOX WITH GLAND PLATE
5) DIN RAIL WITH CHASSIS REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY 2) REMOVEABLE COVER
6) DOOR KNOB
7) FRAME
3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD
TITLE IP43 METAL DOOR TPN ACRYLIC DB DWG NO VYT**GH REV A
8) DOOR WITH PRINTING 4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6
9) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER DRAWN Albert DATE 10-May-13 QTY PART NO VYT**GH
5) DIN RAIL WITH CHASSIS
6) DOOR KNOB REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY
CHECKED Albert DATE 10-May-13 G WEIGHT Kg MATERIAL UNIT: MM 7) FRAME
Hager Metal Works 8) DOOR WITH PRINTING TITLE IP43 METAL DOOR TPN DB DWG NO VYT*DH REV A
(Dongguan) Co.,Ltd APPROVED Jason Zhu DATE 10-May-13 N WEIGHT Kg SCALE NTS TOLERANCE
9) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER
Top Bottom Both Side DRAWN Top Bottom
Albert Both Side
DATE 13-May-13 QTY PART NO VYT*DH
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TPN DBs
IP54 TPN 12&16 way DB VYT12PH
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TPN Horizontal PPI DBs
VYH**DH VYH**GH
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TOP BOTTOM K'OUT LEfT RIGHT K'OUT
WAY CODE A B C NOTE-
25/ 32 TOP BOTTOM K'OUT LEfT RIGHT K'OUT
WAY CODE A B C
4 VYH04DH 465 390 485 5 2 4 1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET- 4 & 6WAY BOX, FRAME, DOOR, SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET 25/ 32
8 & 12WAY BOX, FRAME, DOOR, IN 1.2mm CRCA SHEET & SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET NOTE-
6 VYH06DH 500 425 520 6 2 4 4 VYH04GH 465 390 485 5 2 4
2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-43; 1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-4 & 6 WAY BOX, FRAME, DOOR, SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET
8 VYH08DH 570 495 590 7 2 4 3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010; 6 VYH06GH 500 425 520 6 2 4 8 & 12WAY BOX, FRAME, DOOR, IN 1.2mm CRCA SHEET & SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET
12 VYH12DH 760 685 780 10 2 4 4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG; 8 VYH08GH 570 495 590 7 2 4 2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-43;
5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE; 3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
12 VYH12GH 760 685 780 10 2 4
6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME; 4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE; 5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE;
8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT. 6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME;
LEGENDS- LEGENDS- 7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
CHECKED
Albert
Albert
DATE
DATE
Kout
23-May-13
23-May-13
Kout Kout
QTY
G WEIGHT Kg
PART NO
MATERIAL
VYH**DH
8) DOOR WITH PRINTING
9) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER
UNIT: MM
TITLE
Kout Kout
VYH**GH ASSY DRAWING
Kout DWG NO VYH**GH REV A
Hager Metal Works DRAWN Albert DATE 23-May-13 QTY PART NO VYH**GH
(Dongguan) Co.,Ltd APPROVED Jason Zhu DATE 23-May-13 N WEIGHT Kg SCALE NTS TOLERANCE
6 VYH06DH 500 425 520 6 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 6 VYH06GH 500 425 520 6 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
8 VYH08DH 570 495 590 7 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 8 VYH08GH 570 495 590 7 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
12 VYH12DH 760 685 780 10 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 12 VYH12GH 760 685 780 10 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
VYH**PH
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WAY CODE A B C 1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET- 4 & 6WAY BOX, FRAME, DOOR, SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET
8 & 12WAY BOX, FRAME, DOOR, IN 1.2mm CRCA SHEET & SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET
4 VYH04PH 465 525 485 2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-54;
6 VYH06PH 500 560 520 3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
8 VYH08PH 570 630 590 4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE;
12 VYH12PH 760 820 780 6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME AND GLAND PLATE;
LEGENDS- 7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
1) BOX WITH GLAND PLATE 8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT.
2) REMOVEABLE COVER
3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD
4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6
5) DIN RAIL
6) DOOR KNOB REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY
7) FRAME
8) DOOR WITH PRINTING TITLE TPN Horizontal PPI DB IP54 DWG NO VYH**PH REV B
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TPN Tier PPI DBs
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6+2 VYP06DH 310 250 330 2 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 12+2 VYP12DM 450 375 470 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
8+2 VYP08DH 365 305 385 3 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
10+2 VYP10DH 430 370 450 4 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
12+2 VYP12DH 450 390 470 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
16+2 VYP16DH 550 490 570 6 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
IP43 - Double Door - Glazed Door IP43 - Double Door - 160 MCCB
VYP**GH VYP12GM
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6 VYP06GH 310 250 330 2 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos. 12+2 VYP12GM 450 375 470 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
8 VYP08GH 365 305 385 3 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
10 VYP10GH 430 370 450 4 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
12 VYP12GH 450 390 470 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
16 VYP16GH 550 490 570 6 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
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6 VYP06PH 310 370 330 NOTE- 6 VYP06PH 310 370 330 NOTE-
8 VYP08PH 365 425 385 1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-BOX, FRAME, DOOR, SHIELD IN 1.2mm. CRCA SHEET 1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-BOX, FRAME, DOOR, SHIELD IN 1.2mm. CRCA SHEET
2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-54; 8 VYP08PH 365 425 385
12 VYP12PH 450 510 470 2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-54;
3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010; 12 VYP12PH 450 510 470 3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG; 4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE; 5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE;
6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME & GLAND PLATE; 6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME & GLAND PLATE;
LEGENDS- 7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE; LEGENDS- 7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
1) BOX WITH GLAND PLATE 8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT. 8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT.
1) BOX WITH GLAND PLATE
2) REMOVEABLE COVER 2) REMOVEABLE COVER
3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD 3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD
4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6 4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6
5) DIN RAIL 5) DIN RAIL
6) DOOR KNOB
7) FRAME
8) DOOR WITH PRINTING TITLE
REVISION
VYP**PH
DATE6) DOOR
REV
BYKNOB
7) FRAME
8) DOORAWITH PRINTING TITLE
Top Bottom Both Side
REVISION
VYP**PH
DATE
REV
BY
A
9) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER 9) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER
B
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C
DATE 28-May-13 QTY PART NO VYP**PH DRAWN Albert DATE
25
28-May-13
25/32
QTY
25/32 PART NO VYP**PH
6+2 VYP06PH 310 370 330 12+2 VYP12PM 450 510 470 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 Nos.
8+2 VYP08PH 365 425 385
12+2 VYP12PH 450 510 470
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VTPN DBs (Modular Incomer)
350
B
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117 470
(Dongguan) Co.,Ltd APPROVED Jason Zhu DATE 21-May-13 N WEIGHT Kg SCALE NTS TOLERANCE
6) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER Top Bottom Both Side Top Bottom Both Side
25 32 25 32 25 32 25 32
Way Cat No. A B C Way Cat No. A B C
Kout Kout Kout Kout Kout Kout Kout Kout
4 VYV04CL 625 605 505 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 VYV04GL 625 605 505 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos.
6 VYV06CL 679 659 559 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos. 6 VYV06GL 679 659 559 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos.
8 VYV08CL 733 633 613 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 VYV08GL 733 713 613 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos.
12 VYV12CL 841 821 721 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos. 12 VYV12GL 841 821 721 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos.
16 VYV16GL 949 929 829 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 8 Nos. 2 Nos.
530
350
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B
A
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99 490 470
490 117
117 470
530
LEGENDS-
LEGENDS-
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VTPN DBs (MCCB)
IP43 - 160A MCCB Double Door IP43 - 160A MCCB Acrylic Door
350
B
C
B
A
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99
490 470 117
117
LEGENDS- LEGENDS-
IP54 - 160A MCCB Double Door IP43 - 250A MCCB Double Door
350
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B
A
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490 99 470 490
117
470
117
LEGENDS-
LEGENDS-
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VTPN DBs (MCCB)
IP43 - 250A MCCB Acrylic Door IP54 - 250A MCCB Metal Door
350
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A
C
B
C
B
A
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490 470
117
99
490 470
117
530
LEGENDS-
LEGENDS-
TOP BOTTOM K'OUT
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Phase Segregated DBs
645
535
645
A
A
66 B
73
LEGENDS-
645.0
665.0 535.0
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B
103
LEGENDS-
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TPN Phase Selector DBs
VYCXXCH
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TOP BOTTOM K'OUT NOTE-
1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-BOX, FRAME, DOOR IN 1.2mm. CRCA SHEET
4 VYC04DF 520 340 540 6 2 SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET
2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-43;
3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE;
TOP BOTTOM K'OUT 6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME;
WAY CODE A B C 2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-30; LEGENDS- 7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010; 8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT.
4 VYC04CH 450 375 217 5 2 4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG; 1) BOX WITH GLAND PLATE
5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE; 2) REMOVEABLE COVER
6 VYC06CH 485 410 252 5 2 3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD
6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME;
LEGENDS- 8 VYC08CH 560 485 327 5 2 4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6
7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
12 VYC12CH 700 625 467 6 2 5) DIN RAIL
1) BOX WITH GLAND PLATE 6) DIN RAIL BRACKET REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY
2) REMOVEABLE COVER - LEFT 7) DOOR KNOB
3) REMOVEABLE COVER - RIGHT 8) FRAME TITLE IP43 Phase Selector DBS METAL DOOR ASSY DRAWING DWG NO VYC04DF REV A
4) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD 9) DOOR WITH PRINTING
5) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6 10) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER DRAWN Albert DATE 06-Jun-13 QTY PART NO VYC04DF
6) DIN RAIL REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY 11) ROCKER SWITCH - 3NOS
7) DIN RAIL BRACKET CHECKED Albert DATE 06-Jun-13 G WEIGHT Kg MATERIAL UNIT: MM
8) 40/63A SELECTOR SWITCH - 3NOS TITLE IP30 Phase Selector DBS ASSY DRAWING DWG NO VYCXXCH REV A Hager Metal Works
9) ROCKER SWITCH - 3NOS (Dongguan) Co.,Ltd APPROVED Jason Zhu DATE 06-Jun-13 N WEIGHT Kg SCALE NTS TOLERANCE
10) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER DRAWN
CHECKED
Albert
Albert
DATE
DATE
07-Jun-13
07-Jun-13
QTY
G WEIGHT
Top Bottom
Kg
PART NO
MATERIAL
VYCXXCH
UNIT: MM
Top Bottom
Hager Metal Works
(Dongguan) Co.,Ltd APPROVED Jason Zhu DATE 07-Jun-13 N WEIGHT
25 25/32
Kg SCALE NTS TOLERANCE
25 32
Way Cat No. A B C Way Cat No. A B C
Kout Kout Kout Kout
4 VYC04CH 450 375 217 5 Nos. 2 Nos. 4 VYC04DF 520 340 540 6 Nos. 2 Nos.
6 VYC06CH 485 410 252 5 Nos. 2 Nos.
8 VYC08CH 560 485 327 5 Nos. 2 Nos.
12 VYC12CH 700 625 467 6 Nos. 2 Nos.
WAY A B
TOP BOTTOM K'OUT LEfT RIGHT K'OUT NOTE-
CODE C
25/ 32 1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-BOX, FRAME, DOOR IN 1.2mm. CRCA SHEET
4 VYC04DH 420 340 440 4 2 4 SHIELD IN 1mm CRCA SHEET
6 VYC06DH 455 375 475 5 2 4 2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-43;
3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
8 VYC08DH 490 410 510 5 2 4 4.DOOR PRINT COLOR RAL-7037,SEE THE DETAILS ON ART DWG;
12 VYC12DH 560 480 580 6 2 4 5."U"GASKET BELOW THE DOOR AND FIX BY GLUE;
6.FLAT GASKET BELOW THE FRAME;
LEGENDS- 7.DOOR EARTH USE 2.5 SQMM CABLE;
1) BOX WITH GLAND PLATE 8.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT.
2) REMOVEABLE COVER
3) NEUTRAL BAR BRASS 10X8 WITH SHROUD
4) EARTH BAR BRASS 9X6
5) DIN RAIL
6) DIN RAIL BRACKET REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY
7) DOOR KNOB
8) FRAME
9) DOOR WITH PRINTING
10) EARTHING SCREW & EARTHING STICKER
TITLE
Top Bottom Both Side
IP43 Phase Selector DBS METAL DOOR ASSY DRAWING DWG NO VYC**DH REV A
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Flexi DBs
IP43 - Double Door - 2 Tier DB IP43 - Double Door - Acrylic Door - 2 Tier DB
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Flexi DBs
IP43 - Double Door - Acrylic Door - 3 Tier DB IP54 - Double Door - 3 Tier DB
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Flexi DBs
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Cable End Box
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B C A
WAY CODE A B C
VYS16E 460 480 68 DRAWN Albert DATE 28-May-13 QTY PART NO VYF**E
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1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET- BOX , SHIELD IN 1mm. CRCA SHEET
2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-30; NOTE-
LEGENDS- 3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
1) BOX
Cat No.
2) SHIELD COVER
3) COVER BRACKET
A B C4.DETACHABLE GLAND PLATE AT TOP SIDE;
5.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT. Cat No. A B C 1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-4 & 6 WAY BOX , SHIELD IN 1mm. CRCA SHEET
8 & 12 WAY BOX , SHIELD IN 1mm. CRCA SHEET
2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-30;
LEGENDS- 3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
CHECKED
360Albert
Albert
DATE
DATE
24-May-13
24-May-13
460QTY
G WEIGHT Kg
PART NO
MATERIAL
VYT**E
UNIT: MM
VYH06E 500 420 520 REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY
Hager Metal Works
TITLE CABLE END BOX FOR TPN Horizontal PPI DB DWG NO VYH**E REV A
VYT08E 505
(Dongguan) Co.,Ltd
425
APPROVED Jason Zhu DATE 24-May-13
525
N WEIGHT Kg SCALE NTS TOLERANCE
VYH08E 570 DRAWN
490 Albert DATE
590
24-May-13 QTY PART NO VYH**E
VYP**E
410
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250
115
86
99
490
117
WAY CODE A B C
Cat No. 4
6 A
VYP04E
VYP06E
310
365
230
285
330
385 B C
NOTE-
LEGENDS- Cat No. A B C
8 VYP08E 430 350 450
VYP04E 12
310
VYP12E 450 370 470
230 330
1.MATERIAL CRCA SHEET-4 & 6 WAY BOX , SHIELD IN 1mm. CRCA SHEET
8 & 12 WAY BOX , SHIELD IN 1mm. CRCA SHEET
2.DEGREE OF PROTECTION =IP-30;
VYV00E 310 230 330
3.FINISH-POWDER COATING SHADE IN RAL-9010;
VYP08E 365 285 385
4.DETACHABLE GLAND PLATE AT TOP SIDE.
5.DIMENSION ARE RESTRICTED TO METAL COMPONENT.
LEGENDS-
1) BOX
2) SHIELD COVER
3) COVER BRACKET
VYP10E 430 350 450
VYP12E 450 370 470 REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE BY
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One Way Enclosures
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MCCB Enclosures
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Plug and Socket
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Plug and Socket
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Top Bottom
Way Cat No. A B C 25 / 32 Kout
2 VYB863C 220 160 223 1 Nos.
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VTPN distribution boards
new design busbar
Enhanced safety for a completely secure installation
Easy to install
Exceptional aesthetics
46
Advantages :
1
ASTA certified copper busbar
rated short circuit withstand for
busbars: 20kA at 415V for 0.2 secs
Phase identification
3
Flexibility to have Incomer
neutral
connection either left or right
+
The plus :
Shrouded
Transparent IP2X
neutral terminal
with interconnection
between N-links
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novello 250A / 400A / 630A / 800A
panel board system
125A / 250A MCCB outgoing
ASTA certified
copper busbar
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ASTA certified insulated Earth and neutral bars
2 space
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novello+ - 250A / 400A / 630A / 800A panel board system
upto 800A incoming, 125A / 250A outgoing
Standards: ASTA certified insulated tinned Sheet steel with epoxy powder
copper busbar assembly: coating RAL 9002
BS EN 60439 -1
IEC 60439-1 250A - Rated short circuit IP41
withstand capacity for busbar
Suitable for MCCBs & isolating 25kA at 415V for 0.3 sec. Accessories like key lock,
switches incomers. Metering box, Cable End Box.
400A - Rated short circuit
Suitable for 3P MCCB incomer withstand capacity for busbar
& 3P MCCB outgoing 35kA at 415V for 1 sec.
JN8B0008S16 Note: Link kits are not supplied with standard enclosures, the same to be ordered separately
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accessories
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!( & # ! " $ % %*%&
novello!+ -"250A
! / 400A"'& " ! / 800A panel board system
/ 630A
upto 800A incoming, 125A / 250A outgoing
Reference
Reference
Surface mounted H W D
JN4B00004S16 930 690 200
JN4B00006S16 1005 690 200
JN4B00008S16 1080 690 200
JN4B00010S16 1230 690 200
JN4B00012S16 1380 690 200
630A / 800A
Reference
Surface mounted H W D
JN8B00004S16 1035 846 200
!( & # ! " $ %*%& JN8B00006S16 1110 846 200
! " ! JN8B00008S16
JN8B00010S16
1215
1320
846
846
200
200
JN8B00012S16 1410 846 200
JN8B00016S16 1620 846 200
630A Reference
/ 800A
Reference
Surface mounted H W D
Surface mounted H W D
JN8B00400S16
JN4B00004S1 9301095 690846 200200
W D JN8B00600S16 1200 846 200
JN4B00006S1 1005 690 200
JN8B00800S16 1305 846 200
JN8B01000S16
JN4B00008S1 1410
1080 690846 200200
JN8B01200S16 1515 846 200
JN4B00010S1 1155 690 200
JN8B01600S16 1725 846 200
JN4B00012S1 1230 690 200
H
JN4B00202S1 960 846 200
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upto 800A incoming, 125A / 250A outgoing
A B C D
Metering box* 250A 615 510 609 160
Metering box* 400A 690 580 684 200
Metering box* 630A / 800A 846 736 840 200
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Enclosures
easier, safer and faster
installations
golf range offers compact, sleek and light weight plastic enclosures for mounting of modular devices in
residential & commercial applications. Golf enclosures are made up of insulated engineering plastic
material in RAL 9010 color to match contemporary interiors of modern buildings. Vector range of
weather proof enclosures (IP65) answers the need of electrical distribution in humid and dusty
environments. These enclosures are equipped with special gasket to maintain high ingress
protection (IP) to protect modular devices from harmful dust and moisture.
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vector enclosures 64
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Easy and convenient Unbreakable door
1 cable management
clean and easy wiring using
patented integrated cable
management with standard
cable-ties and clips
4 hinges
same door for flush and surfa-
ce mounted enclosures
left or right opening reversible
door installation
3 nals
fast and hassle free installa-
tion of snapper mounted earth
and neutral terminals. Can be
mounted on top or bottom of
6 90 turn screws for securing
front cover
built-in captive screws, cannot
be lost
the enclosures
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golf enclosures
Description Features & benefits IP40 IK 07
Plastic enclosures for distribu- Integrated cable management class II
tion of SPN & TPN supply in for easy wiring management
residential & commercial appli- Snapper mounted PE-N termi-
cations nals
Reversible door, can be IEC 60 695-2-1/0
Technical data changed at site and 60 695-2-1/1
No of rows 1, 2, 3 & 4 rows Choice of plain or transparent
No. of modules 4, 8, 12, 18, door
24, 36 & 48 modules More space between & behind
Mounting Surface / flush DIN rails for easy wiring
mounting Removable front plate & gland
IP category IP40 for double plates
door 90 turn captive screws for fast
Impact resistance IK07 installation
Material Flame retardant Pre-punched knockouts for
engineering plastic conduit & cable trunking entry
Color RAL 9010 (white)
Flush Mounting
Surface Mounting
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golf flush mounted enclosures
VF series
Cable entries
- top/bottom - side
One side cable entry slide, knockout-type, (VF104... and VF108...). Each side has one knockout of 25 mm on the left and right in the
upper and lower connection space.
The other side pre cuts with diameters 20 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm and 40
mm the wall box is 180 turnable (slider can be placed at top or bot- As of 2 rows, knockouts 25 mm on the left and right between the
tom). device rows. (no knockouts at 4 and 8 module enclosures).
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72
46
H
68
16.5
25.5
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golf surface mounted enclosures
VS series
Cable entries
- top/bottom
One side cable entry optimised for use of trunking, knockout-type.
The other side has pre-cuts with diameters 20 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm
and 40 mm. The wall box is 180 turnable.
E
Catalogue No. Dimension (in mm) Wall fixation
A H E F G
VS104... 1 row 4 137.5 183.5 101 68 58
G
A
98.5
83
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H
48
73
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golf enclosures
designed for you
golf enclosures
golf range offers compact, sleek and light weight plastic enclosures for mounting
of modular devices in residential & commercial applications. golf enclosures are
made up of insulated engineering plastic material in RAL 9010 color to match
contemporary interiors of modern buildings.
www.hager.co.in
vector IP65
enclosures
vector range of weather proof enclosures answer the needs
of electrical distribution in dust and moisture prone
environment. Equipped with special door gasket, they
maintain high ingress protection (IP65) level of enclosure to
protect modular devices mounted inside.
Supplied with cable glands, N & E terminals (Optional key lock) Mounting - Surface mounting
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High ingress protection Versatile range
1 level
IP65 Enclosure
suitable for applications expo-
sed to dust and moisture
4 3 to 54 modules capacity
choice of 1,2,3 & 4 rows
2 tion
made up of insulated material
electric shock proof enclo-
sures, added safety to user
no worry about paint peel off,
5 installation
supplied with IP54 cable
glands
includes neutral and earth
terminals
rusting or enclosure earthing pre-cut knockouts of various
diameter for conduit entry
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vector enclosures - IP65
Description Features & benefits
Surface mounted enclosures Neoprene rubber gasket
for distribution of electrical maintains high IP levels
energy in dusty & humid Supplied with cable glands,
environment earth & neutral terminals
Transparent door to see status
Technical data of modular devices
Conforms to IEC 60695-2-1
Mounting - Surface mounting IEC 60 695-2-1/0 and
No. of rows - 1, 2, 3 & 4 rows 60 695-2-1/1
No. of ways - 3 module to 54
modules
Enclosure IP category - IP65
Insulation class - Class II
VE212L IP65 IK07 < 12
Impact resistant level - IK07 for
IK08 > 12
< 12 mod & IK08 for > 12 mod
enclosures
class II
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vector enclosures / weather-proof enclosures
Dimensions
Rows A H E F
VE103L / VE103PN 1 111 175 147
VE106L / VE106PN 1 165 190 108 158
VE110L / VE110PN 1 237 210 180 173
VE112L / VE112PN 1 310 302 230 155
VE212L / VE212PN 2 310 427 230 280
VE312L / VE312PN 3 310 552 230 405
VE412L / VE412PN 4 310 677 230 550
VE118L / VE118PN 1 418 302 338 155
VE218L / VE218PN 2 418 452 338 305
VE318L / VE318PN 3 418 602 338 455
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The Ingress Protection (IP) for all low voltage enclosures up to 1000 V AC and 1500 V DC is defined in the standard IEC 60529. It comprises the
letters IP followed by two digit (e.g. IPXX)
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Insulated busbars
Prong type bus bars Technical data Material of insulation:
For connecting modular MCBs Conforms to KB 163P - KB163N : epoxy
of type ML IEC 60947-7 KDXXX : PVC
Brown - Phase IEC 60439-1
Blue - Neutral Material of bus bars:
E-Cu 58 F25
Fork type bus bars Operational voltage: 415V AC
For connecting modular MCBs
of type NB, NC and ND
KDN463A
3P bus bar, 12 mod 63 10 12 KDN363A
3P bus bar, 57 mod 63 10 57 KD363B
KF83D
63A DIN rail mounting neutral link KM14N
5x16 + 9x10
Terminal connector - 35 sq. mm KF83D
Modular terminal block KR50U
100A SP 1Module
Blanking plates
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Protection devices
reliable solutions for protecting
people, installation and equipment
Hager protection devices set the industry standard for reliability, quality and performance. It is the
mission of company to provide the highest quality products that clearly set themselves apart from
the market. Hager range of modular protection devices comprises of over-current protection, residual
current protection, surge protection, over-voltage and under-voltage protection solution.
MCCBs 72
ACCLs 167
MCBs 172
RCCBs 182
RCBOs 184
Accessories 196
Quick, easy and safety mounting of accessories 6 frame sizes: x160, x250, h250, h630, h1000, h1600
Wide range of rated current ratings and breaking capacities Breaking capacity: 18, 25, 40, 50, 65, 70 kA
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Design by Hager Single quarter turn
applications
4 auxiliaries
Easy opening of secondary
cover, clip-on type auxiliaries 8 Collar terminals, front and rear
connections, straight
connections, spreaders...
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MCCBs and trip-free switches x160
Moulded case circuit breakers DIN rail adaptor available for DIN Trip-free switches
x160 rail mounting Allows tripping at distance using
a voltmetrical trip unit (optional)
Available in 3P and 4P Connection capacity AC22/23A
Mechanical test button, lockable 95 mm2 rigid cables
settings, 70 mm2 flexible cables collar Comply with IEC60947-3
integrated padlocking handle terminals
4mm,
Thermal magnetic trip unit, 2 Comply with IEC 60947-2
versions:
Z version: fixed thermal and
fixed magnetic
U version: adjustable thermal
and fixed magnetic
3P 4P
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MCCBs and trip-free switches x160
Add-on blocks for x160 devices Fixed version: 300 mA sensitivity assembly system. The terminal
These devices are intended to be and instantaneous tripping cover is dependent of the add-
fixed on the right side of the on block.
devices. Adjustable version: adjustable
sensitivity and tripping. Connection capacity
Type A and HI 95 mm2 rigid cables
For fault component pulsating Test button for differential 70 mm2 flexible cables
current. functioning check.
HI (High Immunity): Mechanical test button Comply with IEC 60947-2
the products with reinforced LED or at distance signal for annexe B.
immunity reduce the tripping or advance warning
unexpected tripping when they (25-50% In).
protect equipment generating
disturbances (micro-processing, Assembly and disassembly
electronic ballast...) facilitated by the drawer
3P 4P
HNA125Z
Ue: 415 V AC
Icw (1s): 2 kA
HBA161H
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Accessories for
MCCBs and trip-free switches x160
Indication contacts Shunt trip Direct rotary handle
1 changeover switch (ON/OFF): Remotes tripping of MCCBs or padlockable
indicates the position of the trip-free switches. Operating equipped with front cover and
MCCB is open or close. voltage: 0.7 to 1.1 x Un handle
1 changeover alarm contact: fixing without any additional
indicates MCCB tripping. Under voltage release screw
Allows the tripping of MCCBs or
Coil connection trip-free switches when voltage Extended rotary handle
Connection capacity: level drop between 35 and 70% of IP 55
0,75 mm2 flexible or rigid cables Un. Pick up voltage 0.85 x Un supplied complete with shaft
Optional connection cables. and handle
The cable capacity of the
terminals is 0.5 to 1.25 mm2.
HXA021H HXA024H
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Accessories for
MCCBs and trip-free switches x160
Description Characteristics Catalogue No.
3P 4P
HXA031H
HYA015H
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MCCBs and trip-free switches x250
Moulded case circuit breakers Connection: Add-on blocks for x250 devices
x250, Directly on copper cable terminal, These devices are intended to be
Type of trip unit: with end lug max. width: 25 mm fixed at the bottom of the devices.
U version: adjustable thermal Connection capacity: 185 mm2
and magnetic rigid cables Type A and HI
for fault component dc pulsating
3P and 4P Comply with IEC 60947-2. current and the products with
Mechanical test button, lockable Collar terminals reinforced immunity.
settings, integrated padlocking Adjustable sensitivity and tripping.
handle 4mm. Trip-free switches Test button for differential
Comply with IEC 60 947-2. Allows tripping at distance using functioning check.
a voltmetrical trip unit (optional) Mechanical test button
Complies with IEC 60 947-3 LED or at distance signal for
AC 22/23A tripping or advance warning
(25 - 50% In)
3P 4P
HNB100U
Icw (1s): 3 kA
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Accessories for
MCCBs and trip-free switches x250
Indication contacts Shunt trip Direct rotary handle
1 changeover switch (ON/OFF): Remotes tripping of MCCBs or padlockable
indicates the position of the trip-free switches. equipped with front cover and
MCCB is open or closed. Operating voltage: 0.7 to 1.1 x Un handle
1 changeover alarm contact: fixing without any additional
indicates MCCB tripping. Under voltage release screw
Allows the tripping of MCCBs or
Coil connection trip-free switches when voltage Extended rotary handle
Connection capacity: level drop between 35 and 70% of IP 55
0.75 mm2 flexible or rigid cables Un. Pick up voltage 0.85 x Un supplied complete with shaft
Optional connection cables. and handle
The cable capacity of the
terminals is 0.5 to 1.25 mm2.
HXA021H HXA024H
(3P) (4P)
Mechanical HXB065H
Inter lock kit
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MCCBs h250
Moulded case circuit breakers Connection:
h250 Directly on copper cable terminal,
Thermal magnetic trip unit: with end lug max. width: 25 mm
thermal adjustment: 0.63 to 1 In
magnetic adjustment: Comply with IEC 60947-2
6-8-10-13 x In
3P & 4P / 3P (for 25kA)
Mechanical test button, lockable
settings,
3P 4P
adjustable thermal
0.63 to 1 x In
adjustable magnetic
HNG125H 6 - 8 - 10 - 13 x In
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MCCBs h250
Moulded case circuit breakers 2 values setting: Connection:
h250 Ir setting Directly on copper cable
Electronic trip unit LSI: predefined curve selection terminal, with end lug max.
L - Long time delay - protection (9 possibilities) width: 25 mm
against overloads: 3P3d and 4P3d/4dN/2
adjustable: Ir from 0.4 to 1 x In (adjustable neutral Comply with IEC 60947-2.
S - Short time delay - protection 0 - 50 - 100%)
against short-circuits: adjustable Mechanical button,
Isd from 2.5 to 10 x Ir Sealable settings.
time delay 0.1 or 0.2 s I
Instantaneous - definitive time Not for use in TPN and panel
delay tripping maximum boards.
threshold in case of short-circuit
(Ii max = 13 x In)
3P 4P
adjustable overload
Ir = 0.4 to 1 x In
adjustable short circuit
2.5 to 10 x Ir
adjustable overload
Ir = 0.4 to 1 x In
adjustable short circuit
2.5 to 10 x Ir
HEC250H
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Accessories for MCCBs h250
Indication contacts Shunt trip Direct rotary handle
1 changeover switch (ON/OFF): Remotes tripping of MCCBs or padlockable
indicates the position of the trip-free switches. equipped with front cover and
MCCB is open or close. Operating voltage: 0.7 to 1.1 x handle
1 changeover alarm contact: Un fixing without any additional
indicates MCCB tripping. screw
Under voltage release
Coil connection Allows the tripping of MCCBs or Extended rotary handle
Connection capacity: trip-free switches when voltage IP 55
0.75 mm2 flexible or rigid cables level drop between 35 and 70% supplied complete with shaft
Optional connection cables. of Un. and handle
The cable capacity of the Pick up voltage 0.85 x Un
terminals is 0.5 to 1.25 mm2.
HXC021H HXC024H
HXC004H HXC014H
HXC030H
Motor operators 230-240 V AC HXC042H
Mechanical HXC065H
Inter lock kit
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MCCBs and trip-free switches h400-h630
Moulded case circuit breakers Connection:
h400, h630 Directly on copper cable
Thermal magnetic trip unit TM: terminal, with end lug max.
thermal adjustment: width: 30 mm
from 0.63 to 1 x In
magnetic adjustment: Comply with IEC 60947-2
from 6 to 12 x In
3P 4P
3P
HND400H
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MCCBs and trip-free switches h400-h630
Moulded case circuit breakers 3P3d and 4P3d/4dN/2 Add-on blocks Type A (for fault component DC
h400, h630 (adjustable neutral 0 - 50 - For h630 (LSI) devices pulsating current) and HI
- Electronic trip unit LSI: 100%) These devices are intended to be (reinforced immunity against
L - Long time delay - protection Mechanical button, fixed at the bottom of the unexpected tripping).
against overloads: adjustable: Ir Sealable settings devices.
from 0,4 to 1 x In Comply with IEC 60947-2
S - Short time delay - protection Connection: Fixed version: 300mA
against short-circuits: adjustable Directly on copper cable sensitivity and instantaneous
Isd from 2.5 to 10 x Ir (400A), 2.5 terminal, with end lug max. tripping
to 8 x Ir (630A) time delay 0.1 or width: 30 mm
0.2 s Adjustable version: sensitivity
I - Instantaneous - definitive time Comply with IEC 60947-2 from 30mA to 6A, tripping from
delay tripping maximum instantaneous to 1s delay.
threshold in case of short-circuit Trip-free switches Test button for differential
(Ii max = 13 x In) Allows tripping at distance using functioning check.
2 values setting: a voltmetrical trip unit (optional) Mechanical test button.
Ir setting LED or remote signal for tripping
predefined curve selection (7 Comply with IEC 60947-3 or advance warning (25-50%
possibilities) AC 23A / DC 22A ln).
3P 4P
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Accessories for
MCCBs and trip-free switches h400-h630
Indication contacts Shunt trip Direct rotary handle
1 changeover switch (ON/OFF): Remotes tripping of MCCBs or padlockable
indicates the position of the trip-free switches. equipped with front cover and
MCCB is open or close Operating voltage: handle
1 changeover alarm contact: 0.7 to 1.1 x Un fixing without any additional
indicates MCCB tripping screw
Under voltage release
Coil connection Allows the tripping of MCCBs or Extended rotary handle
Connection capacity: trip-free switches when voltage IP 55
0.75 mm2 flexible or rigid cables level drop between 35 and 70% supplied complete with shaft
Optional connection cables. of Un. Pick up voltage 0.85 x Un and handle
The cable capacity of the
terminals is 0.5 to 1.25 mm2.
3P 4P
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MCCBs and trip-free switches h1000
Moulded case circuit breakers threshold in case of short-circuit Connection
h1000 (Ii max = 12 x In) Directly on copper cable
Electronic trip unit LSI: 2 values setting: terminal, with end lug max.
L - Long time delay - protection Ir setting width: 50 mm
against overloads: adjustable: Ir predefined curve selection
from 0,4 to 1 x In (7 possibilities) Comply with IEC 60947-2
S - Short time delay - protection 3P3d and 4P3d/4dN/2
against short-circuits: adjustable (adjustable neutral Trip-free switches
Isd from 2.5 to 10 x Ir (630- 0 - 50 - 100%) Allows tripping at distance using
800A), 2.5 to 8 x Ir (1000A) Mechanical button, a voltmetrical trip unit (optional)
time delay 0.1 or 0.2 s Sealable settings
I - Instantaneous - definitive time Comply with IEC 60 947-3
delay tripping maximum AC 23A / DC 22A
3P 4P
adjustable overload
Ir = 0.4 to 1 x In
adjustable short circuit
2.5 to 10 x Ir (800A)
2.5 to 8 x Ir (1000A)
time delay: 0.1-0.2 s
HEE970H
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Accessories for
MCCBs and trip-free switches h1000
Indication contacts Shunt trip
1 changeover switch (ON/OFF): Remotes tripping of MCCBs or
indicates the position of the trip-free switches.
MCCB is open or close Operating voltage:
1 changeover alarm contact: 0.7 to 1.1 x Un
indicates MCCB tripping.
Under voltage release
Coil connection Allows the tripping of MCCBs or
Connection capacity: trip-free switches when voltage
0.75 mm2 flexible or rigid cables level drop between 35 and 70%
Optional connection cables. of Un. Pick up voltage 0.85 x Un
The cable capacity of the
terminals is 0.5 to 1.25 mm2
HXC021H HXC024H
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Accessories for
MCCBs and trip-free switches h1000
Direct rotary handle Extended rotary handle
padlockable IP 55
equipped with front cover and supplied complete with shaft
handle and handle
fixing without any additional
screw
3P 4P
86
MCCBs and trip-free switches h1600
Moulded case circuit breakers 2 values setting: Connection:
h1600, selection and Ir setting Directly on copper cable
protection predefined curve selection terminal, with end lug max.
Electronic trip unit LSI: (7 possibilities) width: 60 mm
L - Long time delay - protection 3P3d and 4P3d/4dN/2
against overloads: adjustable: Ir (adjustable neutral Comply with IEC 60947-2
from 0.4 to 1 x In 0 - 50 - 100%)
S - Short time delay - protection Mechanical button, Trip-free switches
against short-circuits: adjustable Sealable settings Allows tripping at distance using
Isd from 2.5 to 10 x Ir time delay a voltmetrical trip unit (optional)
0.1 or 0.2 s
I - Instantaneous - definitive time Comply with IEC 60947-3
delay tripping maximum AC 23A / DC 22A
threshold in case of short-circuit
(Ii max = 12 x In)
3P 4P
adjustable overload
Ir = 0.4 to 1 x In
adjustable short circuit
2.5 to 10 x Ir
time delay: 0.1-0.2 s
adjustable overload
Ir = 0.4 to 1 x In
adjustable short circuit
2.5 to 10 x Ir
time delay: 0.1-0.2 s
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Accessories for
MCCBs and trip-free switches h1600
Indication contacts Shunt trip Direct rotary handle
1 changeover switch (ON/OFF): Remotes tripping of MCCBs or padlockable
indicates the position of the trip-free switches. equipped with front cover and
MCCB is open or close. Operating voltage: handle
1 changeover alarm contact: 0.7 to 1.1 x Un fixing without any additional
indicates MCCB tripping screw
Under voltage release Extended rotary handle
Coil connection Allows the tripping of MCCBs or IP 55
Connection capacity: trip-free switches when voltage supplied complete with shaft
0.75 mm2 flexible or rigid cables level drop between 35 and 70% and handle
Optional connection cables. of Un. Rear connection: included
The cable capacity of the Pick up voltage 0.85 x Un
terminals is 0.5 to 1.25 mm2
HXC021H HXC024H
Shunt trips 24 V DC HXF001H
SH 200 - 240 V AC HXF004H
HXC004H
Direct rotary handle padlockable handle, max 8 mm HXF030H
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MCCBs
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MCCBs
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MCCBs technical characteristics
Frame x160 x250 h250 TM
Product Switch MCCB Switch MCCB MCCB
Reference HCA HDA HHA HNA HCB HHB HNB HHG HNG HEG
Number of poles [No.] 3-4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4
Electrical characteristics
Rated current In [A] 160 250 250
Current rated range [A] 125-160 16-125 (1P), 16-160 (2,3,4P) 250 100-250 12,5-250
Rated service voltage, (AC) Ue [V] 220-440 220-440 220-690
Frequency f [Hz] 50/60 50/60 50/60
Rated insulation voltage Ui [V] 690 800 800
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp [kV] 8 8 8
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity, (Icu)
(AC) 50-60 Hz 220/230 V Icu [kA] - 25 35 85 - 35 85 35 85 85
Time delay - - - - -
Terminations
Standard terminal type cage lugs lugs
Maximum terminal capacity 95 mm2 185 mm2 (cage) 120 mm2 (cage)
Terminal width mm - 25 25
Terminal shields ok ok ok
Cage terminal integrated ok ok
Extended connections ok ok ok
Rear connections no ok ok
Dimensions
Height mm 130 165 165
Width 1P mm - 25 - - -
2P mm - 50 - - -
3P mm 75 105 105
4P mm 100 140 140
Depth mm 68 68 68
Weight 1P kg - 0,29 - - -
2P kg - 0,48 - - -
3P kg 0,715 1,3 1,5
4P kg 0,95 1,6 1,9
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h250 LSI h400 TM h630 LSI h1000 LSI h1600 LSI
MCCB MCCB Switch MCCB Switch MCCB Switch MCCB
HNC HEC HHD HND HKD HCD HND HED HCE HNE HEE HCF HNF HEF
3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4
- - - ok - ok - ok
0,4 to 1 x Ir - - 0,4 to 1 x Ir - 0,4 to 1 x Ir - 0,4 to 1 x In
2,5 to 10 x Ir - - 2,5 to 10 x Ir (250-400A) - 2,5 to 10 x Ir (800A) - 2,5 to 10 x Ir
2,5 to 8 x Ir (630A) 2,5 to 8 x Ir (1000A)
0,1 - 0,2s - - 0,1 - 0,2s - 0,1 - 0,2s - 0,1 - 0,2s
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Add-on blocks technical characteristics
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MCCBs references guide
Serie HDx HHx HNx
Pole Trip unit In A 18kA 25kA 40kA
16 HDA016Z HHA016Z HNA016Z
20 HDA020Z HHA020Z HNA020Z
25 HDA025Z HHA025Z HNA025Z
32 HDA032Z HHA032Z HNA032Z
40 HDA040Z HHA040Z HNA040Z
TM fix/fix 50 HDA050Z HHA050Z HNA050Z
63 HDA063Z HHA063Z HNA063Z
80 HDA080Z HHA080Z HNA080Z
100 HDA100Z HHA100Z HNA100Z
3P
125 HDA125Z HHA125Z HNA125Z
160 HDA160Z HHA160Z HNA160Z
16-20-25 HDA025U HHA025U HNA025U
25-32-40 HDA040U HHA040U HNA040U
40-50-63 HDA063U HHA063U HNA063U
TM adj/fix 50-63-80 HDA080U HHA080U HNA080U
63-80-100 HDA100U HHA100U HNA100U
80-100-125 HDA125U HHA125U HNA125U
100-125-160 HDA160U HHA160U HNA160U
x160
16 HDA017Z HHA017Z HNA017Z
20 HDA021Z HHA021Z HNA021Z
25 HDA026Z HHA026Z HNA026Z
32 HDA033Z HHA033Z HNA033Z
40 HDA041Z HHA041Z HNA041Z
TM fix/fix 50 HDA051Z HHA051Z HNA051Z
63 HDA064Z HHA064Z HNA064Z
80 HDA081Z HHA081Z HNA081Z
4P 100 HDA101Z HHA101Z HNA101Z
100% 125 HDA126Z HHA126Z HNA126Z
160 HDA161Z HHA161Z HNA161Z
16-20-25 HDA026U HHA026U HNA026U
25-32-40 HDA041U HHA041U HNA041U
40-50-63 HDA064U HHA064U HNA064U
TM adj/fix 50-63-80 HDA081U HHA081U HNA081U
63-80-100 HDA101U HHA101U HNA101U
80-100-125 HDA126U HHA126U HNA126U
100-125-160 HDA161U HHA161U HNA161U
100 HHB100Z HNB100Z
125 HHB125Z HNB125Z
TM fix/fix 160 HHB160Z HNB160Z
200 HHB200Z HNB200Z
250 HHB250Z HNB250Z
3P
63-80-100 HNB100U
80-100-125 HNB125U
TM adj/adj 100-125-160 HNB160U
125-160-200 HNB200U
160-200-250 HNB250U
x250
100 HHB101Z HNB101Z
125 HHB126Z HNB126Z
TM fix/fix 160 HHB161Z HNB161Z
200 HHB201Z HNB201Z
4P 0% - 4P 250 HHB251Z HNB251Z
100% 63-80-100 HNB101U
80-100-125 HNB126U
TM adj/adj 100-125-160 HNB161U
125-160-200 HNB201U
160-200-250 HNB251U
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MCCBs references guide
Serie HHx HNx HEx
Pole Trip unit In A 25kA 30kA - 50kA 65kA* - 70kA
12,5-16-20 HHG020H HNG020H
20-25-32 HHG032H HNG032H
32-40-50 HHG050H HEG050H*
40-50-63 HHG063H HNG063H HEG063H*
TM adj/adj 63-80-100 HHG100H HNG100H HEG100H*
80-100-125 HHG125H HNG125H HEG125H*
3P
100-125-160 HHG160H HNG160H HEG160H*
125-160-200 HHG200H HNG200H HEG200H*
160-200-250 HHG250H HNG250H HEG250H*
16-40 HNC040H HEC040H
LSI 50-125 HNC125H HEC125H
100-250 HNC250H HEC250H
h250
12,5-16-20 HNG021H
20-25-32 HNG033H
32-40-50 HNG051H HEG051H
40-50-63 HNG064H HEG064H
TM adj/adj 63-80-100 HNG101H HEG101H
80-100-125 HNG126H HEG126H
4P 0%
100-125-160 HNG161H HEG161H
125-160-200 HNG201H HEG201H
160-200-250 HNG251H HEG251H
16-40 HNC041H HEC041H
LSI 50-125 HNC126H HEC126H
100-250 HNC251H HEC251H
160-200-250 HHD250H HND250H
250-320-400 HHD400H HND400H
TM adj/adj
3P 160-400 HED400H
250-630 HND630H HED630H
h400 -
LSI 160-400 HND400H
h630
160-200-250 HND251H
4P 0% TM adj/adj
250-320-400 HND401H
4P 0% - 50% - 160-400 HND401H HED401H
LSI
100% 250-630 HND631H HED631H
630 HNE630H
3P LSI 800 HNE800H HEE800H
1000 HNE970H HEE970H
h1000
630 HNE631H
4P 0% - 50% -
LSI 800 HNE801H HEE801H
100%
1000 HNE971H HEE971H
1250 HNF980H HEF980H
3P LSI
1600 HNF990H HEF990H
h1600
4P 0% - 50% - 1250 HNF981H HEF981H
LSI
100% 1600 HNF991H HEF991H
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Trip-free switches and add-on blocks for
references guide
Serie x160 x250 h630 h1000 h1600
Product Version Poles In A
125 HCA125Z
3 poles
160 HCA160Z
125 HCA126Z
4 poles
160 HCA161Z
3 poles 250 HCB250Z
4 poles 250 HCB251Z
400 HCD400H
3 poles
630 HCD630H
400 HCD401H
Trip-free switches 4 poles
630 HCD631H
800 HCE800H
3 poles
1000 HCE970H
800 HCE801H
4 poles
1000 HCE971H
1250 HCF980H
3 poles
1600 HCF990H
1250 HCF981H
4 poles
1600 HCF991H
125 fixed HBA127H
3 poles 125 adjustable HBA125H
160 adjustable HBA160H
Side mounted
125 fixed HBA128H
4 poles 125 adjustable HBA126H
Add-on blocks
160 adjustable HBA161H
160 adjustable HBB161H
250 adjustable HBB251H
Bottom mounted 4 poles
400 adjustable HBD401H
500 adjustable HBD631H
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MCCBs, trip-free switches
x160
MCCBs
220/240V AC 380/415V AC
IEC 60 947-2 IEC 60 947-2
HDA Icu 25 kA 18 kA
Ics 25 kA 18 kA
HHA Icu 35 kA 25 kA
Ics 25 kA 20 kA
HNA Icu 85 kA 40 kA
Ics 30 kA 20 kA
Icw - 2 kA - 1s
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MCCBs, trip-free switches
x160
Tripping curve
MCCB x160
Cold start
Tripping time (s)
Hot start
(rated current)
Thermal constraint curve at 400V (Let-through energy) Current limiting curve at 400V(Let-through pick current)
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MCCBs, trip-free switches
x160
Dimensions
MCCB x160
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
1P 24.8 25 111
2P 49.5 25 111
3P 74.5 25 111
4P 99.5 25 111
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
A
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 106.5 50 60.5
4P 141.5 50 60.5
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MCCBs, trip-free switches
x160
Connection
4 6 Nm
5 10 Nm
Interphase barriers
L
(mm)
HYA019H 50
HYB019H 97
99
MCCBs, trip-free switches
x160
62 30 37
128
80
140
287mm
122
210
6 Nm
66
45 45 45
10
12.8
80
6 Nm 287 mm
122
80
58 65 58
181
100
MCCBs, trip-free switches
x160
Auxiliaries
AX
Auxiliary contact
SH
Shunt trip
AL UV
Alarm contact Undervoltage release
DUVR
Delayed
undervoltage
release
101
Add-on block
x160
Characteristics
Reset button :
Signals add-on block tripping and must be acknowledged before
switching on the installation.
When associated with MCCB, the add-on block provides an earth fault Remote tripping and advanced warning (50% In) signaling thanks to
protection and protects against electrical shocks by direct or indirect these contacts:
contacts.
Earth leakage current (In) and delay (t) setting Add-on block operating
0,
I n (A)
0,
I
)
A (In)
Inst. OK OK OK OK OK OK
0.06 no OK OK OK OK OK
S (t)
0.15 no OK OK OK OK OK
0.3 no OK OK OK OK OK
0.5 no OK OK OK OK OK
1 no OK OK OK OK OK
102
Add-on block
x160
Dimensions
3P 4P
103
MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
MCCBs
220/240V AC 380/415V AC
IEC 60 947-2 IEC 60 947-2
HHB Icu 35 kA 25 kA
Ics 25 kA 40 kA
HNB Icu 85 kA 40 kA
Ics 40 kA 20 kA
HCB Icm - 9 kA
Icw - 3 kA - 1s
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MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
Tripping curve
MCCB x250
Cold start
Tripping time (s)
Hot start
(rated current)
Thermal constraint curve at 400V (Let-through energy) Current limiting curve at 400V (Let-through pick current)
105
MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
Dimensions
MCCB x250
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 105 54.5 64
4P 140 54.5 64
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MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
Accessories
A
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 147.5 54.5 64
4P 196 54.5 64
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 105 5 64
4P 140 5 64
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 105 28.5 64
4P 140 28.5 64
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MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
Connection
6 12 Nm 6 12 Nm
Rear connections
108
MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
Connection by collar
8 35 mm2 to 50 mm2 = 25 Nm
60 mm2 to 185 mm2 = 25 Nm
6 12 Nm
Interphase barriers
109
MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
Accessories
Rotary handle
(3P/4P) 105
PUSH TO TRIP
(3P/4P) 105
PUSH TO TRIP
Motor operator
90 90
HXB040H HXB042H
Operating voltage 24V DC 230-240V AC
current
peak value (A) 230-240V AC - 3.5/7
(ON) 0.1s
Operating time
(OFF) 0.1s
(s)
(RESET) 0.1s
Power supply required 300VA min.
Dielectric properties (1 min) 1000V AC 1500V AC
110
MCCBs, trip-free switches
x250
Auxiliaries
AX
Auxiliary contact
SH
Shunt trip
AL UV
Alarm contact Undervoltage release
DUVR
Delayed
undervoltage
release
111
Add-on blocks
x250
Characteristics
Reset button :
Signals add-on block tripping and must be acknowledged before
switching on the installation.
When associated with MCCB, the add-on block provides an earth fault Remote tripping and advanced warning (50% In) signaling thanks to
protection and protects against electrical shocks by direct or indirect these contacts:
contacts.
Earth leakage current (In) and delay (t) setting Add-on block operating
0,
I n (A)
0,
I
)
A (In)
Inst. OK OK OK OK OK OK
0.06 no OK OK OK OK OK
S (t)
0.15 no OK OK OK OK OK
0.3 no OK OK OK OK OK
0.5 no OK OK OK OK OK
1 no OK OK OK OK OK
112
Add-on blocks
x250
ON ON
12 Nm
Dimensions
70
113
MCCBs h250
MCCBs
In A
3P 4P
LSI
Long Time Delay Short Time Delay Inst Long Time Delay Short Time Delay Inst Protection
Ir (x In) tr (s) isd (xlr) tsd (s) li (xlr) Ir (x In) tr (s) isd (xlr) tsd (s) li (xlr) Neutral
0.4 OK OK
0.5 OK OK
0.63 OK OK
Ir (x In)
0.8 OK OK
0.9 OK OK
0.95 OK OK
1 OK OK
1 11s at 2 xlr 2.5 0.1 14 11 s at 2 xlr 2.5 0.1 14 no
2 21s at 2 xlr (max 21 s at 2 xlr 5 (max
12 x In) 10 x In)
3 5 7.5 s at 6 xlr 10 0.2
Characteristics
4 5 s at 6 xlr 10 11 s at 2 xlr 2.5 0.1 50%
5 7.5 s at 6 xlr 0,2 21 s at 2 xlr 10
6 7.5 s at 6 xlr 2.5 0.2
7 11 s at 6 xIr 2.5 0.1 100%
8 21 s at 2 xIr 5
9 21 s at 2 xIr 10 0.2
114
MCCBs h250
Tripping curve
MCCB h250 TM
115
MCCBs h250
Characteristics No. 1 2 3 4 5
Standard LTD Tr (s) 11 21 21 5 7.5
200 % x Ir 600 % x Ir
STD Isd x Ir 2.5 2.5 5 10 10
tsd (s) 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2
INST li x Ir 14 (max 13 x In)
116
MCCBs h250
Characteristics No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
LTD Tr (s) 11 s 21 s 7.5 s 11 s 21 s 7.5 s 11 s 21 s 7.5 s
200 % x Ir 600% x Ir 200 % x Ir 600% x Ir 200 % x Ir 600% x Ir
STD Isd x Ir 2.5 5 10 2.5 5 10 2.5 5 10
(s) 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.2
INST x Ir 14 (max 13 x In)
Neutral protection
no 0.5 1
117
MCCBs h250
MCCB h250
MCCB h250
118
MCCBs h250
Dimensions
MCCBs
A
(mm)
3P 105
4P 140
Accessories
3P 105
4P 140
A
A
(mm)
3P 105
4P 140
119
MCCBs h250
Connection
6 12.7 Nm
22
6 12.7 Nm
Connection by collar
1 2
6 19 Nm
120
MCCBs h250
15 56
10
10 91
11.8 Nm
Accessories
121
MCCBs h250
90
Motor operator
205 (LSI)
90
170 (TM)
HXC040H HXC042H
Operating voltage 24V DC 230-240V AC
(ON) 0.1s
Operating time
(OFF) 0.1s
(s)
(RESET) 0.1s
Power supply required 300VA min.
Dielectric properties (1 min) 1000V AC 1500V AC
122
MCCBs h250
Auxiliaries
AX
Auxiliary contact
SH
Shunt trip
UV
Undervol-
tage release
AL
DUVR
Alarm contact
Delayed
undervoltage
release
123
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
MCCBs
h400/h630 Icu 85 50 20
HND Ics 85 50 15
h630 Icm _ 9 _
HCD Icw _ 5 kA-0.3 s _
Settings
124
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
Neutral settings:
B
teristics Long delay current Ir setting
Other curve characteristics setting (tr, Isd, tsd)
Neutral protection against overloads setting
In A
250 A / 400 A 630 A
LSI Long Time Short Time Inst Long Time Short Time Inst
Delay Delay Delay Delay
Ir (x In) tr (s) isd (xlr) tsd (s) li (xlr) Ir (x In) tr (s) isd (xlr) tsd (s) li (xlr)
0.4
OK OK
0.5 OK OK
0.63 OK OK
Ir (x In)
0.8 OK OK
0.85 _ OK
0.9 OK OK
0.95 OK OK
1 OK OK
1
11s at 2 xlr 2.5 0.1 14
(max
11s at 2 xlr 2.5 0.1 14
(max
2 21s at 2 xlr 21s at 2 xlr
13 x 10 x
3 5 In) 5 In)
Characteristics
4 5 s at 6 xlr 10 5 s at 6 xlr 8
5 10 s at 6 xlr 0.2 10 s at 6 xlr 0.2
6 19 s at 6 xlr 16 s at 6 xlr
7 29 s at 6 xlr _ _ _
0%
50%
Neutral
100%
protection
125
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
Tripping curve
126
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
Tripping curve
IR (A)
LTD Pick-up current IR xIn 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 0.9 0.95 1
Characteristics No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Standard LTD tR (s) 11 21 21 5 10 19 29
200% x I R 600% x I R
STD Isd xIR 2.5 5 10
tsd (s) 0.1 0.2
INST Ii xIR 14 (max : 13 x In)
Optional N IN xIn 0 - 0.5 - 1
tN (s) tN=tR
127
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
Tripping curve
IR (A)
LTD Pick-up current IR xIn 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 0.85 0.9 0.95 1
Characteristics No. 1 2 3 4 5 6
Standard LTD tR (s) 11 21 21 5 10 16
200% x I R 600% x I R
STD Isd xIR 2.5 5 8
tsd (s) 0,1 0.2
INST Ii xIR 14 (max : 13 x In)
Optional N IN xIn 0 - 0.5 - 1
tN (s) tN=tR
128
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
(kA)
MCCB h630 LSI (250A and 400A) MCCB h630 LSI (630A)
129
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
MCCB h630 LSI (250A and 400A) MCCB h630 LSI (630A)
MCCB h400 TM
130
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
Dimensions
MCCBs
A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 140 45 214
4P 185 45 214
Terminal covers for extended straight connections Terminal covers for extended spreader connections
A A
A B C D A B C
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 140 85 97 94.5 3P 180 110 97
4P 185 85 97 94.5 4P 240 114 98
A B B C D
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
3P 140 3 4.5 97 93
4P 185 3 4.5 97 93
131
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
Connection
10 25 Nm
10 25 Nm
8 22.5 Nm
Rear connections
132
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
1 2
8 22.5 Nm
Accessories
140 140
x
Motor operator
133
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h400 - h630
Auxiliaries
SH
AX Shunt trip
Auxiliary contact
UV
AL Undervol-
Alarm contact tage release
DUVR
Delayed
undervoltage
release
134
Add-on block
h630
Characteristics
Reset button :
Signals add-on block tripping and must be acknowledged before
switching on the installation.
When associated with MCCB, the add-on block provides an earth fault Remote tripping and advanced warning (50% In) signaling thanks to
protection and protects against electrical shocks by direct or indirect these contacts:
contacts.
Earth leakage current (In) and delay (t) setting Add-on block operating
0,
I n (A)
0,
I
)
A (In)
Inst. OK OK OK OK OK OK
0.06 no OK OK OK OK OK
S (t)
0.15 no OK OK OK OK OK
0.3 no OK OK OK OK OK
0.5 no OK OK OK OK OK
1 no OK OK OK OK OK
135
Add-on block
h630
22.5 Nm
136
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
MCCBs
0 5
In A
630-800 A 1000 A
LSI Long Time Short Time Inst Long Time Short Time Inst
Delay Delay Delay Delay
Ir (x In) tr (s) isd (xlr) tsd (s) li (xlr) Ir (x In) tr (s) isd (xlr) tsd (s) li (xlr)
0.4 OK OK
0.5 OK OK
Ir (x In) 0.63 OK OK
0.8 OK OK
0.9 OK OK
0.95 OK OK
1 OK OK
1 11s at 2 xlr 2.5 0.1 14 11s at 2 xlr 2.5 0.1 14
(max (max
2 21s at 2 xlr 21s at 2 xlr
12 x 10 x
Characteristics* 3 5 In) 5 In)
4 5 s at 6 xlr 10 5 s at 6 xlr 8
5 10 s at 6 xlr 0.2 10 s at 6 xlr 0.2
6 19 s at 6 xlr 16 s at 6 xlr
7 29 s at 6 xlr _ _ _
0%
Neutral 50%
protection 100%
137
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
Tripping curve
IR (A)
LTD Pick-up current IR xIn 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 0.9 0.95 1
Characteristics No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
200% x I R 600% x I R
tN (s) IN=tR
138
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
Tripping curve
IR (A)
LTD Pick-up current IR xIn 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 0.9 0.95 1
Characteristics No. 1 2 3 4 5 6
200% x I R 600% x I R
tN (s) IN=tR
139
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
MCCB h1000
MCCB h1000
140
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
Dimensions
MCCBs
A B
(mm) (mm)
3P 210 180
4P 280 250
141
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
Connection
1 2
19 65.7 Nm
40
142
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
1 2
Rear connections
630-800A:
vertical or horizontal
position.
1000A:
vertical only.
143
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
10 25 Nm
Accessories
115
Motor operator
144
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1000
Auxiliaries
SH
AX Shunt trip
Auxiliary contact
UV
AL Undervoltage
Alarm contact release
DUVR
Delayed
undervoltage
release
145
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1600
MCCBs
Icu 100 50 25
HNF
Ics 75 50 25
Icu 100 70 45
HEF
Ics 75 50 34
Icm 45 kA
HCF
Icw 20 kA-0.3 s
S - Short delay - protection against short circuits: Isd and tsd settings
In A
1250 - 1600 A
LSI Long Time Short Time Delay Inst
Delay
Ir (x In) tr (s) isd (xlr) tsd (s) li (xlr)
0.4 OK
0.5 OK
Ir (x In) 0.63 OK
0.8 OK
0.9 OK
0.95 OK
1 OK
146
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1600
Tripping curve
IR (A)
LTD Pick-up current IR xIn 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 0.9 0.95 1
Characteristics No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Standard LTD tR (s) 11 21 21 5 10 19 29
200% x I R 600% x I R
STD Isd xIR 2.5 5 10
tsd (s) 0.1 0.2
147
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1600
MCCB h1600
MCCB h1600
148
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1600
Dimensions
MCCBs
A B
(mm) (mm)
3P 210 185
4P 280 255
Connection
1 2
19 65.7 Nm
149
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1600
Accessories
115
Motor operator
HXF040H HXF042H
Operating voltage 24V DC 200-230V AC
-/4.5 (ON)
Operating 24V DC 4.0/12.0 (OFF, -
current / starting RESET)
current -/1.2 (ON)
peak value (A) 200-230V AC - 1.0/3.2 (OFF,
RESET)
(ON) 0,06s
Operating time
(OFF) 3s
(s)
(RESET) 3s
Power supply required 300VA min.
Dielectric properties (1 min) 500V AC 1500V AC
150
MCCBs, trip-free switches
h1600
Auxiliaries
AX SH
Auxiliary contact Shunt trip
AL UV
Alarm contact Undervol-
tage release
DUVR
Delayed
undervoltage
release
151
Manual
Changeover Switches
63A to 1600A
1 operation
by spring action with
sweeping silver contacts 3 with back to back terminals
2 changeover
with padlocking at zero position
for maintainance on direct &
extended handle
4 range of accessories based on
application needs
Manual changeover switches
63 to 1600 A
Manual changeover For safety breaking. Comply with NF EN 60 947-3.
switches, 4P,
63 to 1600A Connection with terminals.
lockable on position: I, O or II
Allows manual switch,
changeover switch or on load Mounting on perforated plate
power circuit permutation. or crossbars.
125A HI451I
160A HI452I
250A HI454I
HI451I
400A HI456I
630A HI458I
800A HI460I
1250A HI462I
1600A HI464I
External handle
for switches 250 to 400A HZI002I
3 positions: 0-I-II
locked with 3 padlocks for switches 800 to 1600A HZI003I
154
Manual changeover switches
63 to 1600A
Technical characteristics
HI403I HI405I HI451I HI452I HI453I HI454I HI455I HI456I HI458I HI460I HI461I HI462I HI464I
In 63 A 100 A 125 A 160 A 200A 250 A 315A 400 A 630 A 800 A 1000A 1250 A 1600 A
insulation voltage Ui (V) 750 750 800 800 800 800 1000 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Ie AC 22A / 22B, 400 V (A) 63 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 630 800 1000 1250 1600
Ie AC 23A / 23B, 400 V (A) 63 100 125 160 200 250 315 250 500 800 1000 1250 1600
associated fuse rated (A) 63 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 630 800 1000 1250 2 x 800
mechanical endurance
(cycles) 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 8000 5000 3000 10000 4000 4000
connection for lugs (mm) 16 25 50 95 120 150 240 240 2 x 300 2 x 300 4 x 185 4 x 185 6 x 185
63A - 100A
155
Manual changeover switches
63 to 1600A
125A - 630A
A
J
H
B
G
125
140
E
K C 18 45
D min.
800A - 1600A
38 F 88
J
11
460
220
B
B
II I 240
210
O E
K K K 52 C 18 61
D min.
Rating A B C D E F G H J K L
HI451I 125A 251 135 218 208 148 186 101 235 20 36 -
HI452I 160A 251 135 218 208 148 186 101 235 20 36 -
HI453I 200A 251 160 218 208 148 246 116 280 20 50 -
HI454I 250A 312 160 218 208 148 246 116 280 25 50 -
HI455I 315A 312 170 218 208 148 246 116 280 35 50 -
HI456I 400A 312 170 218 208 148 246 116 280 35 50 -
HI458I 630A 379 260 295 285 225 306 176 400 45 65 -
HI460I 800A 460 320 374 390 302 335 220 460 50 80 609
HI461I 1000A 466 321 375 425 298 336 250 459 50 80 -
HI462I 1250A 592 330 374 390 302 467 220 460 60 120 741
HI464I 1600A 592 360 374 390 302 467 220 460 90 120 741
156
Manual changeover switches
63 to 1600A
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Direct
Bridging rotary handle
bar
157
Manual changeover switch enclosures
63 to 1600A
# Note: Enclosures are supplied, assembled together with Manual Changeover Switch
Diagram:
Rating A B C KOUT
158
Smart solution for
voltage protection
MZ215 is the ideal solution to protect equipments from over and low voltage
problems. Unique modular design and simple wiring makes it convenient to mount
in standard enclosures with Hager MCBs, RCCBs or RCBOs.
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Automatic
Transfer Switches
controller
1 parameter display
for easy monitoring and flexibility
to modify parameters 4 of source availability and
changeover position
2 function
enables convenient control
of Genset during power failure 5 Over / Under frequency
Phase sequence monitoring
and adjustable delay timers
2 reversibility
5 override indicator
3 operation by removable
handle
6
Automatic transfer switches
125 to 1600 A
Automatic changeover For safety breaking. Comply with NF EN 60 947-3.
switches, 4P,
125 to 1600A Connection with terminals.
lockable on position: O
Allows automatic switch,
changeover switch or on load Mounting on perforated plate
power circuit permutation. or crossbars.
250A HIB425I
400A HIB440I
HIB412I
630A HIB463I
800A HIB480I
1000A HIB490I
1250A HIB491I
1600A HIB492I
HZI910I
164
Automatic transfer switches
125 to 1600A
Technical characteristics
HIB412I HIB416I HIB420I HIB425I HIB440I HIB463I HIB480I HIB490I HIB491I HIB492I
rated current In 125 A 160 A 200A 250 A 400 A 630 A 800 A 1000 A 1250 A 1600 A
rated insulation voltage Ui (V) 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Ie AC 31B, 415 V (A) 125 160 200 250 400 630 800 1000 1250 1600
Ie AC 32B, 415 V (A) - - - 200 400 500 800 1000 1250 1600
Ie AC 33B, 415 V (A) - - - 200 200 400 800 1000 1250 1000
associated fuse rated (A) 125 160 200 250 400 630 800 1000 1250 2 x 800
mechanical endurance (cycles) 10000 10000 10000 8000 8000 5000 4000 4000 4000 3000
lugs connection (mm) MAX 50 95 120 150 240 2 x 300 2 x 300 4 x 185 4 x 185 6 x 185
165
Automatic transfer switches
125 to 1600A
HIB412I - HIB463I
4P
1
J1 34 34 34 35 34 34
T 36 36 36 50 50 65
U 20 20 20 25 35 45
W 9 9 9 11 11 13
CA 10 10 10 15 15 20
HIB480I - HIB492I
M 51,5
=
250
280
=
C 21
T
T 80 80 80 120
166
Automatic Changeover with Current Limitier
Description Features Technical Data
Automatic performs the Indicates the LED for Mains Standard: IEC 60947 - 3, IEC
changeover operation to back ON, Genset ON and Genset 60947 - 6
up Genset supply on Main Overload. Type: SPN Modular
supply failure. Different LED colors for clear Voltage: 150VAC to 300VAC
Switches from back up Genset differentiation between Mains Rating: 30A
supply to Mains when the main functions. Genset Rating: 1.5 to 20A
supply resumes. Blinking LED for overload and Utilization category: AC21A
Performs the current limiting permanent LED for overload (IEC 60947-3), AC 31B (IEC
function with 5 Switch OFF-ON Trip. 60947-6)
cycles in case the load current Modular design Short Circuit Withstand: 3kA
exceeds back up supply rat- Convenient and simple wiring Electrical Endurance: 6000
ing. terminal design. Operations
Auto reset if Main supply Terminal Size: Flexible:
resumes on genset trip. 10sqmm, Rigid: 16sqmm
RoHS compliant, CE Marking Terminals: IP 2X finger touch
proof
167
Automatic Changeover and Current Limiter
30 A 1.5 A EKS301B
30 A 2.5 A EKS302B
30 A 3A EKS303B
30 A 4A EKS304B
30 A 5A EKS305B
30 A 6A EKS306B
30 A 9A EKS309B
30 A 12 A EKS312B
30 A 15 A EKS315B
30 A 20 A EKS320B
30 A 30 A EKS330B
30 A 3A 32 A 3A
30 A 4A 32 A 4A
30 A 5A 32 A 6A
30 A 20 A 32 A 20 A
30 A 30 A 32 A 30A
MCB MCB
Installation
Mains Genset
LOAD
MAINS
SUPPLY
GENSET
SUPPLY
168
Switch disconnectors
Description Features & benefits In : 40, 63A
For use as isolators in Wide range 35sq mm rigid conductor
electrical circuits Finger proof (IP2X) terminal 25sq mm flexible conductor
Provides isolation to down- CE & RoHS compliant, Green
stream circuits product In : 100A
35sq mm rigid conductor
Technical data Connection 35sq mm flexible conductor
Conforms to IS/IEC 60947 - 3 In : 25, 32A
Ratings - 25A - 125A 16sq mm rigid conductor In : 125A
No. of poles - 2P, 3P & 4P 10sq mm flexible conductor 50sq mm rigid conductor
Utilization category - AC 22 35sq mm flexible conductor
Suitable for isolation as per
IEC 60947
SBR490N
SFT240N
169
Miniature
Circuit Breakers
excellence in safety & performance
Direct mounting of wide range of accessories like OV, UV, ST, Suitable for isolation as per IEC 60947
AX, AL, OV + UV release
170
Expert
tips
Front product labeling Insulated safety shutter
2 toggle
for comfort switching
5 of wide range of accessories
like OV, UV, ST, AX, AL, OV +
UV release
171
Miniature circuit breakers 10kA
type NBN, NCN, NDN
Description Ratings - 0.5 to 63 A Ergonomined toggle for com- Direct mounting of wide range
Protects circuits against over- No. of poles - 1P, 2P, 3P & 4P fort switching of accessories like OV, UV, ST,
load & short circuit faults Tripping curves - B, C & D Insulated safety shutter for fin- AX, AL, OV + UV release
Provides isolation to down- Breaking capacity ger touch proof terminal
stream circuits 10kA (as per IEC 60898-1) Laser marking to ensure per- Connection
Suitable for isolation as per manent information 25sq mm rigid cables
Technical data IEC 60947 Front product labeling for dis- 16sq mm flexible cables
Conforms to playing of load information
IEC 60898-1:2002 Features & benefits Energy Limiting Class 3 to
IS/IEC 60898-1:2002 Positive Contact Isolation ensure low let through energy
ISI marking ensuring complete protection to limit thermal & mechanical
CE marking to user stress on cables
172
Miniature circuit breakers 80-125A, 10kA
type HLF
Description Breaking capacity - 10kA (as RoHS compliant, Green
Protects circuits against over- per IEC 60947) product
load & short circuit faults Suitable for isolation as per Wide range of accessories are
Provides isolation to down- IEC 60947 available
stream circuits
Features & benefits: Connection capacity
Technical data MCBs handle can be locked 35 sq mm flexible wire
Conforms to IEC 60947 in "off" position (50 sq mm possible with
CE marking Large terminal capacity - upto some cable end-caps)
Ratings 80A,100A &125A 70 sq mm 70 sq mm rigid wire
No. of poles - 1P, 2P, 3P & 4P Steel reinforcement plate to
Tripping curve - C improve terminal strength IP2X terminals
Serrations on jaws to provide
better grip on cables
Line-load reversible
1P 80 1.5 HLF180S
HLF199S
2P 80 3 HLF280S
100 3 HLF290S
125 3 HLF299S
HLF299S
3P 80 4.5 HLF380S
HLF399S
4P 80 6 HLF480S
100 6 HLF490S
125 6 HLF499S
HLF499S
173
Miniature circuit breakers 6kA SP&N
type ML
Description Features & benefits Connection
Protect circuits against over- Compact design, SPN MCB in 16sq mm rigid cables
load & short circuit faults one mod (17.5mm) only 10sq mm flexible cables
Provides isolation to down- Switched neutral provides Prong type busbar.
stream circuits complete isolation to down-
stream circuits IP2X terminals
Technical data Line-load reversible
Conforms to IEC 60898-1 RoHS compliant, Green
CE marking product
Ratings 6A to 40 A Wide range of accessories are
No. of poles - 1 Pole + available
switched neutral in one module
Tripping curve - C
1 10 ML510J
1 16 ML516J
1 20 ML520J
1 25 ML525J
1 32 ML532J
1 40 ML540J
ML516J
174
Miniature circuit breakers
Characteristics ML NBN NCN NDN HLF
Poles SP+N SP DP TP FP SP DP TP FP SP DP TP FP SP DP TP FP
Rated operational 230 SP 240/415 SP 240/415 SP 240/415 SP 240/415
voltage Ue(V) DP, TP, FP 415 DP, TP, FP 415 DP, TP, FP 415 DP, TP, FP 415
Nominal Current 6-40A 6-63A 0.5-63A 0.5-63A 80-100-125A
Breaking capacity 6kA 10kA 10kA 10kA 10kA
to IEC 60 898
Breaking capacity - - - - 10kA
to IEC 60 947-2
Rated insulation 500V 500V 500V 500V 500V
voltage Ui(V)
Rated impulse 4000V 4000V 4000V 4000V 6000V
voltage Uimp (kV)
Electrical endurance
0.5 to 32A 10000 20000 20000 20000
40 to 63A 10000 10000 10000
80 to 125A 4000
Power loss
The power loss of MCB's is closely controlled by the standards and is
calculated on the basis of the voltage drop across the main terminals
measured at rated current. The power loss of Hager circuit breakers is
very much lower than that required by the Standard, so in conse-
quences run cooler and are less affected when mounted together.
The table below gives the watts loss per pole at rated current
175
Miniature circuit breakers
Latest national & international standards covering Low Voltage Circuit and for desk top co-ordination studies, both lower and upper limits
Breakers provide the user with a better assurance of quality and per- have to be taken into account.
formance by taking into account the actual operating conditions of the
breaker. New definitions and symbols have been introduced which Energy limiting
should be committed to memory. Some of those most frequently used Energy is measured in Joules. *James Prescott Joule proved that ther-
are: mal energy was produced when an electric current flowed through a
Ue : rated service voltage resistance for a certain time, giving us the formula :-
Ui : rated insulation voltage (>Uemax) Joules = l2 x R x t or because we know that watts = l2R
Uimp : rated impulse withstand Joules = watts x seconds
lcm : rated short circuit making capacity Therefore we can say that :
lcn : rated short circuit capacity One Joule = one watt second
lcs : rated service short circuit breaking capacity or energy = watts x seconds = l2R t
lcu : rated ultimate short circuit breaking capacity
lDn : rated residual operating current (often called residual If the resistance (R) remains constant or is very small compared with
sensitivity) the current (I) as in the case of short-circuit current, then energy
ln : rated current = maximum value of current used for the becomes proportional to l2t. Which is why the energy let-through of a
temperature rise test. protective device is expressed in ampere squared seconds and
Dt : trip delay of residual current devices referred to as l2t.
In addition, IEC 60898 sets out to provide a greater degree of safety to l2t (Joule Integral) is the integral of the square of the current over a
the uninstructed users of circuit breakers. It is interesting to note that given time interval (t0, t1)
the description "miniature circuit breaker" or MCB is not used at all in
the standard, but no doubt both manufacturers and users will contin- The l2t characteristic of a circuit breaker is shown as a curve giving the
ue to call circuit breakers complying with IEC 60898 miniature circuit maximum values of the prospective current as a function of time.
breakers or MCBs for some time to come.
Manufacturers are required by the Standard to produce the l2t charac-
The scope of this standard is limited to ac air break circuit breakers for teristic of their circuit breakers.
operation at 50Hz or 60Hz, having a rated current not exceeding 125A
and a rated short-circuit capacity not exceeding 25kA. The energy limiting characteristics of modern MCBs greatly reduce the
damage that might otherwise be caused by short-circuits. They pro-
A rated service short-circuit breaking capacity lcs is also included tect the cable insulation and reduce the risk of fire and other damage.
which is equal to the rated short-circuit capacity lcn for short-circuit Knowledge of the energy limiting characteristic of a circuit breaker also
capacity values up to and including 6kA, and 50% of lcn above 6kA helps the circuit designer calculate discrimination with other protective
with a minimum value of 7.5kA. as the circuit-breakers covered by this devices in the same circuit.
standard are intended for household and similar use, lcs is of aca-
demic interest only. The rated short-circuit capacity of a MCB (lcn) is Because of the importance energy limiting characteristic the
the alternating component of the prospective current expressed by its Standards for circuit breakers for household and similar installations
r.m.s. value, which the MCB is designed to make, carry, for its open- suggests three energy limiting classes based on the permissible l2t
ing time and to break under specified conditions. lcn is shown on the (let-through) values for circuit breakers up to 32A; class 3 having the
MCB label in a rectangular box with the suffix 'A' and is the value highest energy limiting performance.
which is used for application purposes. lcn (of the MCB) should be
equal to or greater than the prospective short-circuit current at the All Hager MCBs are well within the limits of energy let-through set by
point of application. IEC 60898 for energy limiting class 3.
You will see from the curves that the inverse time delay characteristic The circuit breaker can have the line\load connected to either top or
which provides overload protection is the same on all three. This is bottom terminals.
because the standards required the breaker to carry 1.13 times the
rated current without tripping for at least one hour and when the test
current is increased to 1.45 times the rated current, it must trip within
one hour, and again from cold if the last current is increased to 2.55
times the rated current the breaker must trip between 1 and 120 sec-
onds. The inverse time delay characteristic of all MCBs claiming com-
pliance with IEC 60898 must operate within these limits.
For cable protection applications you should take the maximum trip-
ping time and some manufacturers publish single line characteristics
curves which show the maximum tripping time. If the design problem
is nuisance tripping then the minimum tripping time should be used
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Miniature circuit breakers
Temperature Derating Lighting circuits
MCBs are designed and calibrated to carry their rated current and to Although the MCBs prime function is the protection of lighting circuits,
operate within their designated thermal time/current zone at 30C. they are often used as local control switches as well, conveniently
Testing is carried out with the breaker mounted singly in a vertical switching on and off large groups of luminaries in shops and factories.
plane in a controlled environment. Therefore if the circuit breaker is The MCB is well able to perform this additional task safely and effec-
required to operate in conditions which differ from the reference con- tively. Hager MCBs have an electrical endurance of 20,000 on/off
ditions, certain factors have to be applied to the standard data. For operations for MCBs up to and including 32A and 10,000 on/off oper-
instance if the circuit breaker is required to operate in a higher ambi- ations for 40, 50 and 63A MCBs.
ent temperature other than 300C it will require progressively less cur-
rent to trip within the designated time/current zone, For the protection of lighting circuits the designer must select the cir-
cuit breaker with the lowest instantaneous trip current compatible with
Temperature correction the inrush currents likely to develop in the circuit.
In(A) 30C 35C 40C 45C 50C 55C 60C High Frequency (HF) ballasts are often singled out for their high inrush
currents but they do not differ widely from the conventional 50Hz. The
0.5 0.5 0.48 0.46 0.44 0.42 0.40 0.38
highest value is reached when the ballast is switched on at the
1 1 0.96 0.92 0.88 0.84 0.80 0.76 moment the mains sine wave passes through zero. However, because
2 2 1.92 1.84 1.76 1.68 1.60 1.52 the HF system is a "rapid start" system whereby all lamps start at the
3 3 2.88 2.76 2.64 2.52 2.40 2.28 same time, the total inrush current of an HF system exceeds the usual
4 4 3.84 3.68 3.52 3.36 3.20 3.04 values of a conventional 50Hz system. Therefore where multiple bal-
6 6 5.76 5.52 5.28 5.04 4.80 4.56 lasts are used in lighting schemes, the peak current increases propor-
10 10 9.60 9.20 8.80 8.40 8.00 7.60 tionally.
16 16 15.36 14.72 14.08 13.44 12.80 12.16
Mains circuit impedance will reduce the peak current but will not affect
20 20 19.20 18.40 17.60 16.80 16.00 15.20 the pulse time.
25 25 24.00 23.00 22.00 21.00 20.00 19.00
32 32 30.72 29.44 28.16 26.88 25.60 24.32 The problem facing the installation designer in selecting the correct
40 40 38.40 36.80 35.20 33.60 32.00 30.40 circuit breaker is that the surge characteristic of HF ballasts vary from
50 50 48.00 46.00 44.00 42.00 40.00 38.00 manufacturer to manufacturer. Some may be as low as 12A with a
pulse time of 3ms and some as high as 35A with a pulse time of 1 ms.
63 63 60.48 57.96 55.44 52.92 50.40 47.88
Therefore it is important to obtain the expected inrush current of the
80 80 77.60 75.10 72.60 70.00 67.20 64.40 equipment from the manufacturer in order to find out how many HF
100 100 96.60 93.10 89.40 85.60 81.60 77.50 ballasts can safely be supplied from one circuit breaker without the
125 125 121.90 118.90 115.70 112.40 109.10 105.60 risk of nuisance tripping.
Grouping factors This information can then be divided into the minimum peak tripping
Consideration should also be given to the proximity heating effect of current of the circuit breaker as shown in the Table below.
the breakers themselves when fully loaded and mounted together in
groups. There is a certain amount of watts loss from each breaker Minimum peak tripping current
depending on the trip rating which may well elevate the ambient air
temperature of the breaker above the ambient air temperature of the Circuit
enclosure. breaker Circuit breaker rated current
type 6A 10A 16A 20A 25A 32A 40A 50A 63A
grouping factor (rated current reduce by factor K) B 26 43 68 85 106 136 170 212 268
C 43 71 113 142 177 223 283 354 446
No. of Units K HLF D 85 142 226 283 354 453 566 707 891
n=1 1 1
2n < 4 0.95 1 Example:
4n < 6 0.9 1
6n 0.85 1 How many HF ballasts, each having an expected inrush of 20A can be
supplied by a 16A type C circuit breaker? From table above, 16A type
Effects of frequency change C we have a minimum peak tripping current of 113A.
thermal - unchanged
magnetic - value multiplied by coefficient K Therefore, 113 / 20 = 5
F(Hz) 17Hz-60Hz 100Hz 200Hz 400Hz i.e. 5 ballasts can be supplied by a 16A type C circuit breaker.
K 1 1.1 1.2 1.5
Example
Five circuit breakers are to be installed inside an enclosure in a switch-
room which has an average ambient air temperature of 35C. Each cir-
cuit breaker will be required to supply a continuous current
of 20A.
From table, we would select a circuit breaker which has a rated cur-
rent of 25A at 30C and 23.5A at 35C. This takes care of the switch-
room ambient air temperature of 35C, but we also have to take into
account the grouping factor of live continuously loaded breakers
mounted together in one enclosure. Table gives us a grouping factor K
of 0.9. We then apply this grouping factor to the rated current at 35C
which gives us a circuit breaker rated current of 23.5 x 0.9 = 21.15A in
the specified conditions
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Miniature circuit breakers
B curve (IEC 60898) C curve (IEC 60898) D curve (IEC 60898)
MCBs: NBN rated 6-63A MCBs: NCN rated 0.5-63A MCBs: NDN rated 0.5-63A
HLF rated 80-125A
time in seconds
time in seconds
time in seconds
multiples of In multiples of In multiples of In
peak current in kA
I2t characteristics
NBN NCN NDN HLF
energy let through in kA2s
energy let through in kAS
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and current limiter
ACCLs
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Residual Current
Circuit Breakers
contemporary range with user friendly features
to ensure earth leakage protection
Bi-connect terminals for simultaneous termination of bus bar Ratings - 16A, 25A, 40A, 63A, 100A
& wires
No. of poles - 2P & 4P
Unique pull up terminals with safety shutters for enhanced
Sensitivity - 10mA, 30mA, 100mA & 300mA
safety of users
Trip class - class AC and class Hi
IEC, CE & RoHS compliance
Earth fault trip indicator on front face
Hi version for disturbed electrical networks having pulsated,
DC currents, harmonics and transient voltage Protection against nuisance tripping caused by switching
transients
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Expert
tips
Earth fault indication on Positive contact
1 front face
Grey : normal condition
Yellow : tripping on
earth fault
3 indicator
Red : ON
Green : OFF
more safety to the user
yellow flag provides visual positive contact indication
indication on earth fault indicates actual contact posi-
tion
2 design
bi-connect terminal
pull-up design
safety shutter (IP 2X)
line - load reversible
4 commercial application
ideal earth leakage protection
solution for offices, IT parks &
BPOs
avoid nuisance tripping in
electrical networks with
electronic loads
ensure tripping in networks
with pulsated DC components
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Residual current circuit breakers (RCCBs)
Description Features & benefits Connection
Automatically trips in event of Positive contact indicator on 25-63A: 25sq.mm rigid
earth leakage fault front face 16sq.mm flexible
Provides protection against Earth fault indicator on front 100A: 50sq.mm rigid
direct & indirect contact with face 35sq.mm flexible
live parts Bi-connect terminals with pull-
up design
Technical data Finger proof (IP2X) terminal
IS 12640-1, IEC 61008 with safety shutters
ISI marking Protection against nuisance
CE marking tripping due to switching
Ratings - 16A, 25A, 40A, 63A, transients
100A CE & RoHS compliant,
No. of poles - 2P & 4P Green product
Sensitivity - 10mA, 30mA, Wide range of accessories are
100mA & 300mA available
Trip class - class AC
Four Pole
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Residual current circuit breakers (RCCBs) -
type Hi (high immunity)
Description Features & benefits Connection
Automatically trips in event of Positive contact indicator on 25sq.mm rigid
earth leakage fault front face 16sq.mm flexible
Provides protection against Earth fault indicator on front
direct & indirect contact with face
live parts Bi-connect terminals with
Suitable for electrically distur- pull-up design
bed networks with pulsated Finger proof (IP2X) terminal
DC, transients & harmonics with safety shutters
Avoids nuisance tripping & Protection against nuisance
blinding tripping due to switching
transients & harmonics
Technical data Avoids blinding due to
Conforms to pulsated DC currents
IEC 61008 RoHS compliant, Green
Ratings - 25A, 40A, 63A product
No. of poles - 2P & 4P Wide range of accessories are
Sensitivities - 30mA & 300mA available
Trip Class - class Hi
40A 2 CH240J
63A 2 CH263J
40A 2 CQ240J
CH225J
63A 2 CQ263J
Four pole
40A 2 CH440J
63A 2 CH463J
63A 2 CQ463J
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Residual circuit breakers (RCBOs): 2P, 2 module
with overcurrent protection
Description Breaking capacity 6kA as Connection
Provides protection on over- per IEC 61009 25sq.mm rigid
load, short-circuit & earth 16sq.mm flexible
leakage faults Features & benefits:
Compact 2 pole, 2 module Earth fault indicator on front
device, saves space face
Bi-connect terminals with pull-
Technical data up design
Conforms to Finger proof (IP2X) terminal
IEC 61009 with safety shutters
Ratings - 6 to 40 A Energy let thru Class 3 reduces
No. of poles - 2 pole (in 2 stress on cables & insulators
modules) RoHS compliant, Green
Sensitivity - 30mA, 100mA & product
300mA Wide range of accessories are
Tripping curve - C available
Trip Class - class AC
30mA 6A 2 AD956Y
10A 2 AD960Y
16A 2 AD966Y
20A 2 AD970Y
25A 2 AD975Y
32A 2 AD982Y
40A 2 AD990Y
AD956Y
100mA 6A 2 AE956Y
10A 2 AE960Y
16A 2 AE966Y
20A 2 AE970Y
25A 2 AE975Y
32A 2 AE982Y
40A 2 AE990Y
300mA 6A 2 AF956Y
10A 2 AF960Y
16A 2 AF966Y
20A 2 AF970Y
25A 2 AF975Y
32A 2 AF982Y
40A 2 AF990Y
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Residual circuit breakers (RCBOs) - type Hi (high immunity)
with overcurrent protection
Description Connection
Provides protection on over- Features & benefits 25sq.mm rigid
load, short-circuit & earth Earth fault indicator on front 16sq.mm flexible
leakage faults face
Suitable for electrically distur- Bi-connect terminals with pull
bed networks with pulsated up design
DC, transients & harmonics Finger proof (IP2X) terminal-
with safety shutters
Technical data Protection against nuisance
Conforms to tripping due to switching
IEC 61009 transients & harmonics
Ratings - 6 to 40A Avoids blinding due to
No. of poles - 2P pulsated DC currents
Sensitivities - 30mA & 300mA RoHS compliant, Green
Tripping curve - C product
Trip class - class Hi Wide range of accessories are
Breaking capacity 6kA as available
per IEC 61009
30mA 6A 2 ADH956
10A 2 ADH960
16A 2 ADH966
20A 2 ADH970
25A 2 ADH975
32A 2 ADH982
40A 2 ADH990
ADH956
300mA 6A 2 AFH956
10A 2 AFH960
16A 2 AFH966
20A 2 AFH970
25A 2 AFH975
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Residual circuit breakers (RCBOs):
Description Trip Class - class AC Connection
Provides protection on over- Breaking capacity 10kA 25sq.mm rigid
load, short-circuit & earth 16sq.mm flexible
leakage faults Features & benefits:
2 pole RCBO-4 module width No of Poles: 2P, 4P
4 pole RCBO-7.5 module Current Rating: 6A to 63A
width Sensitivity: 30, 100, 300mA
Breaking Capacity: 10kA
Technical data RCD Type: Type AC
ISI Marked MCB Trip Curve: C
Conforms to IEC 61009/ Trip Indication: Blue colour on
IS 12640-2 toggle
Ratings - 6 to 63 A Terminal Cover: Yes
No. of poles - 2 pole and 4 pole Accessories: Yes (on the left
Sensitivity - 30mA, 100mA & side)
300mA
Tripping curve - C
Double Pole
30mA 6A 4 AD206Y
10A 4 AD210Y
16A 4 AD216Y
25A 4 AD225Y
32A 4 AD232Y
40A 4 AD240Y
63A 4 AD263Y
AD263Y
100mA 6A 4 AE206Y
10A 4 AE210Y
16A 4 AE216Y
25A 4 AE225Y
32A 4 AE232Y
40A 4 AE240Y
63A 4 AE263Y
Four Pole
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Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs)
Residual current devices Working principle of RCCBs
A residual current device is the generic term for a device which simul-
taneously performs the functions of detection of the residual current,
comparison of this value with the rated residual operating value and
opening the protected circuit when the residual current exceeds this
value.
l2 l1
For fixed domestic installations and similar applications we have two
types :-
Both RCCBs and RCBOs are further divided into types depending on
their operating function:
S Type S for selectivity, with time-delay. Current flowing through torroid in healthy circuit
Ires I1 + I2 = 0
RCCBs must be protected against over-current (overload & short-
circuit) by means of circuit-breakers or fuses Current flowing through torroid in circuit with earth fault I3
RCBOs have their own in built short-circuit protection, up to its Ires I3 = I1 + I2
rated breaking capacity
The drawing above shows how a torroid is located around the line and
RCCBs - domestic installation neutral conductors to measure the magnetic fields created by the cur-
rent flowing in these conductors. The sum of the magnetic fields set
RCCBs can be installed in two ways:
up by these currents (which takes into consideration both the magni-
1. whole house protection tude and phase relationship of the currents) is detected by the torroid.
2. per phase isolation (PPI)
In a normal healthy circuit the vector sum of the current values added
Whole house protection is provided typically by a consumer unit where together will be zero. Current flowing to earth, due to a line earth fault,
the RCCBs serves as the main switch. Although very popular this suf- will return via the earth conductor, and regardless of load conditions
fers from a disadvantage: all circuits are disconnected in the event of will register as a fault. This current flow will give rise to a residual cur-
fault. Selective protection can be provided by associating the RCCBs rent (Ires) which will be detected by the device.
with identified high risk circuits by adopting one or more of the follow-
ing: It is most important that the line and neutral conductors are passed
through the torroid. A common cause of nuisance operation is the fail-
l Split busbar consumer unit: ure to connect the neutral through the device.
All circuits are fed via an overall isolator and selected circuits fed
additionally via the RCCBs. Typical circuits fed direct are lighting, RCCBs work just as well on three phase or three phase and neutral cir-
freezer, storage heating: and circuits fed via the RCCBs are socket cuits, but when the neutral is distributed it must pass through the tor-
outlets, garage circuits. This concept minimises inconvenience in roid.
the event of fault.
Nuisance tripping
All Hager RCCBs incorporate a filtering device preventing the risk of
nuisance tripping due to transient voltage (lightning, line disturbances
on other equipment) and transient currents (from high capacitive cir-
cuit).
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Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs)
Use of RCCBs The tripping characteristic for a 30mA RCD is also shown in the graph.
RCCBs offer excellent protection against earth leakage currents, the It shows the level of current required to cause the RCD to trip, for
main areas of application being as follows: example; 50mA will cause a trip but not 10mA. Comparing its charac-
teristic with the various zones on the graph it can be seen that the
Zs value too high to allow disconnection in the required time 30mA RCD gives a very good measure of protection against the haz-
ards associated with electric shock. Where a higher level of protection
Where the overcurrent protection or a circuit breaker cannot provide is required, for example in laboratories, 10mA devices are available.
disconnection within the specified time because the earth fault loop
impedance is too high, the addition of RCCB protection may well solve Note:
the problem without any other change in the system. Because of its
high sensitivity to earth fault current and its rapid operating time, in
most cases the RCCB will ensure disconnection within the specified
time. This is achieved without any detriment to overcurrent discrimi-
nation because, unlike the situation in a fuse based system, the
increased sensitivity is obtained without increasing sensitivity to over-
current faults. Use of RCCBs in this way can be particularly useful for
construction sites and bathrooms where disconnection times are more
stringent than for standard installations. (Construction sites - 0.2s at
220-277V, bathrooms - 0.4s).
The limitation to this technique is the requirement that the rated resid-
ual operating current multiplied by Zs should not exceed 50V. This is
to avoid the danger of exposed conductive parts reaching an unac-
ceptably high voltage level.
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Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs)
Various national & international regulations make it mandatory to use the voltage).
RCCBs in electrical installation. For ex - IEC-60364 standard also
deals with protection against electric shocks resulting from direct & When a non-linear load, such as a rectifier, is connected to the system,
indirect contacts with electrically parts in electrical installations. it draws a current that is not necessarily sinusoidal. The current wave-
IS-12640 part I & part II and IEC-61008 & IEC-61009 gives guidelines form can become quite complex, depending on the type of load and
for residual current devices for protection against electric shocks. its interaction with other components of the system. It is possible to
decompose it into a series of simple sinusoidal waveforms, with each
RCCBs are an efficient protection device for ensuring people s pro- waveform having a frequency which is an integer multiple of funda-
tection against electrical shocks resulting from direct and indirect con- mental frequency. These current waveforms which have frequency
tact with electrically live parts in any installation. which is integer multiple of main power frequency current is known as
harmonic current. Some common examples of non-linear loads
RCCBs are used for various applications depending upon different include common office equipment such as computers and printers,
current sensitivities. and also variable speed drives.
30mA RCCB - for protection against direct contacts
100mA RCCB - for protection against indirect contact / in large or These high frequency harmonic current negatively affects the per-
old installations where natural leakage is high formance of RCCBs. Harmonic current increases the impedance of the
300mA RCCB - for protection against fire, insulation faults in secondary circuit (given by XL = 2 fL) of the RCCB CBCT. This
commercial & industrial installations increase in impedance of secondary circuit hampers the power trans-
fer to the tripping relay. It leads to non-tripping of RCCBs which is also
High Immunity (Hi) RCCBs known as blinding of RCCBs.
Increased use of semi-conductors in electronic instruments in com- Transients
mercial application such as computers, printer, photocopiers and
other non-linear loads and in industrial applications such as VFD, thris- Transient over voltages when present in a network generally exceeds
tors, inverters, speed controllers have increased problems of pulsated the insulation voltage of an installation. This leads to momentary punc-
DC currents, harmonics and transients in electrical networks. These ture of the insulation, thereby generating leakage current, causing nui-
electrical disturbances (pulsated DC currents, harmonics and tran- sance tripping of AC class RCDs. AC class RCDs cannot differentiate
sients) distorts the pure sine waveform of alternating current and low- between a transient and permanent leakage current.
ers the overall power quality.
Effects of electronic loads on RCCBs
RCCB being a very sensitive device may trip due to these electrical Electronic devices like computers, printers, copiers, medical equip-
disturbances in the system, which deforms/distort the sine wave. ments like x-ray machines, to comply with EMC directives, are
equipped with interference filters. These interference filters generate
These disturbances can be due to: permanent leakage current to the tune of 1.5 mA. When a few such
External disturbance - High voltage network disturbance, natural loads are connected in a network, the summation of the leakage cur-
lightening rents may cross the tripping threshold, and trip the AC class RCD. The
Internal disturbances - Harmonics - non linear loads like VFD, risk is high when the installed RCD is AC class with sensitivity of 30
electronic loads mA.
Pulsated DC currents Thyristors,
SMPS, Effect of harmonic filters on RCCBs
electronic loads Harmonics generated and circulating in the networks is harmful and
Switching surges switching of induction needs to be eliminated by employing filtering condensers between
motors, transformers phase / neutral & earth, i.e Harmonic filters. This is essential to facili-
tate proper functioning of other equipments connected in the network.
IEC 61008 defines RCCB as per following class:
Class AC - for normal AC supply networks with no harmonics AC class RCDs installed in such networks cannot differentiate
Class A - for disturbed AC supply networks having pulsated between a high frequency harmonic leakage current bypassed to the
DC currents earth and a normal 50 HZ leakage current and trips.
Class B - for pure DC networks
In summary, electrical disturbance in power supply interferes with the
Effect of network disturbances of working of RCCBs operation of RCCBs connected to network. These disturbances have
Pulsated DC currents following effects on the working of residual current devices:
Electrical networks feeding power to devices like SMPS, thyristors, Nuisance Tripping
dimmers, VFDs, power electronics etc. would generate pulsated DC
components in the leakage currents. RCCB may trip without a genuine earth leakage.
Continuity of supply is affected, though no compromise in
As per Faraday s law, the rate change of flux generated at the core people s safety.
due to the leakage current with pulsated DC components is not pro-
portional to the magnitude of the leakage current. The tripping relay Blinding
then would not have sufficient power to trip the RCCB, thereby com- RCCB may not trip on a genuine earth leakage
promising on safety. This phenomena is know as Blinding of People s safety is no longer guaranteed
RCCBs.
In both above cases, either continuity of supply or people s safety is
Harmonics compromised which is not desirable.
In a normal alternating current power system, the voltage varies sinu-
soidally at a specific frequency, 50 hertz for India. When a linear elec-
trical load is connected to the system, it draws a sinusoidal current at
the same frequency as the voltage (though usually not in phase with
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Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs)
To take care of blinding & nuisance tripping problems, Hager Hi (High Immunity) RCCBs are suitable for earth leakage
Hager offers special Hi RCCB which can withstand the distur- protection in electrically disturbed networks (electrical networks
bances which causes nuisance tripping or blinding in normal having pulsated DC components, harmonics & switching tran-
(class AC & class A) RCCBs. sients).
Hager Hi RCCBs have following design features which make it superi- Hager Hi RCCBs employs special filter circuits to avoid nuisance
or than Class A or AC RCCBs for electrically disturbed networks: tripping (tripping without any genuine fault) and ensure tripping on
specially designed torrid which solves the problem of non-activation genuine earth faults (avoids blinding).
of relay in case of leakage of pulsated DC current.
electronic filter circuits for treatment of tripping signals to improve Various disturbances causing nuisance tripping or blinding
the performance compared to standard RCCBs. Following table shows the common loads in commercial & industrial
Improved tripping band of 80 - 100% of rated sensitivity which is application which generate pulsated DC components or harmonics.
much narrower than a normal class AC RCCBs (50-100%).
Disturbance Nuisance Blinding Loads / Factors
Tripping
Class AC RCCB No No No
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Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
Standards IEC 61009-1, EN 61009-1
Rated Current In 6,10,16,20,25,32 & 40 A
No. of Poles 2P
Sensitivity 30, 100 & 300mA
Class Class AC & Class Hi (high immunity)
Tripping curve C curve (5 - 10 in)
Energy Limiting Class 3
Rated Voltage 240V AC
Rated Frequency 50Hz
Rated Residual Making and Breaking Capacity Im 1500A
Electrical Endurance at pf = 0.9 10000
Rated Insulation Voltage Ui 500V
Dielectric Voltage 2500V
Degree of protection IP2X
Fault Indication Yellow flag indication
Ambient Temperature -25C to + 30C
Storage Temperature -55C to + 70C
Mounting Position Horizontally, Vertically or Flat
Busbars KDNxxx
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Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs)
Product presentation
trip indication
ergonomic operating
handle
OFF
OFF ON
green red
grey yellow
Mounting of auxiliaries
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RCD add-on blocks - 125A
Description No. of poles - 3P & 4P trip time delay version
RCD Add on blocks (RCD AoB) Sensitivity Class AC and class Hi versions
suitable for 80, 100 & 125A - Fixed - 30mA & 300mA
HLF MCBs - Adjustable 300, 500mA,
Fits on right side of 3P & 4P 1A
HLF MCBs Trip time
Protection against fire caused - Fixed - instantaneous
by insulation faults 300mA, - Adjustable 0, 60, 150
500mA, 1A msec
Protection against electric Trip class
shocks 30mA - AC for normal circuits
Combined unit (HLF - Hi for electrically disturbed
MCB+RCD AoB) provides pro- networks
tection against over-loads, Breaking capacity 10kA (with
short-circuits & earth leakage HLF MCBs)
faults
Feature & benefits
Technical Data Common rating for 80,100 &
Conforms to 125A HLF MCBs
IEC 61009 Choice of fixed or adjustable
IEC 60947-2 sensitivity
Rating 125A Choice of instantaneous trip or
Type AC
Type Hi
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RCBO (RCD + MCB)
RCBO offers three in one protection against earth leakages, over-loads and short-circuits.
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
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RCD add on block + MCB
Electrical connection
TEST
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Auxiliaries and accessories for MCBs, RCCBs and RCBOs
Description the left hand side of devices Connection capacity
Auxiliaries are common to both Use of MZ203, MZ204, 6sq. mm. rigid cables
single / multi-pole circuit MZ205, MZ206 and MZ209 on 4sq. mm. flexible cables
breakers RCCBs requires the use of
These auxiliaries are fitted to interface auxiliary CZ 001
48V DC 1 MZ205
230V AC 1 MZ206
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Accessories & Auxilliaries for circuit breakers
Functions Under voltage release MZ205 - MZ206
Tripping and indication auxiliary contacts are common to the range of Allows the MCBs to trip when the voltage drops or by pressing a
multi-pole MCBs. remote off switch (i.e. emergency stop)
They should be mounted on the left hand side of the device. MZ 205 - 48V DC
MZ 206 - 230V AC
Auxiliary contact MZ201
Allows remote indication of the status of the device contacts to which Over voltage release MZ209
it is associated. The over voltage auxiliary causes remote opening of the electrical
circuit by tripping the protection device, if there is an over voltage
Alarm contact MZ202 on the network.
The alarm contact will provide indication if the breaker trips under MZ 209 - 230V AC
fault conditions.
Over voltage release MZ216
Shunt trip MZ203 - MZ204 The over voltage auxiliary causes remote opening of the electrical
Allows tripping of the device by feeding the coil. It is fitted with circuit by tripping the protection device, if there is an over voltage
internal contacts which allows it to be fed by an impulse or latched feed. on the network. It monitors 3Ph+N voltage and is in single module
MZ 203 - 230V to 415V AC / 110V to 130V DC MZ 216 - 3Ph+N - 230V AC
MZ 204 - 24V to 48V AC /12 to 48V DC
Over & Low voltage release MZ215
Continuously monitors voltage between Phase and Neutral to dis-
connect when votage is high or low.
MZ215 - 230V AC
Wiring diagram
MZ201 auxillary contact MZ202 auxillary contact MZ205/MZ206 under release MZ209 OV release / MZ215
OV & UV release
U< U>
Mounting of auxiliaries
MZ203 + MZ201 + MZ201 + MZ202 + circuit breaker
No tool is necessary for the mounting of the auxiliaries. The auxiliaries
MZ206 + MZ201 + MZ201 + MZ201
click onto the left side of the breakers and are held in place with spe- MZ209
cial designed fixing points. The whole operation is performed within MZ215
seconds.
Electrical
characteristics MZ201 MZ202 MZ203 MZ204 MZ205 MZ206 MZ209 MZ215 MZ216
Contact 1NO+1NC 1NO+1NC
Rating of contact 6A 230V AC 6A 230V AC
Col voltage Un - - 230 to 415 VAC 24 to 48 VAC 48VDC 230 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC 230V AC
110 to 130V DC 12 to 48V DC 3Ph+N
Energisng power - - 8VA 8VA - - 0.7VA 0.7VA 0.7VA
Voltage - - -15% of Un -15% of Un - - U > 267V U> 267V U> 275V
tolerances - 290VAC
Under voltage - - - - 0.35 - 0.7 Un 0.35 - 0.7 Un - 60VAC < -
U < 170VAC
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Earth leakage relays
Description Sensitivity Features & benefits Positive security - relay trips in
Provides protection against - Fixed - 30mA, 300mA Test button for simulation of case of break in relay & CT link
insulation faults - Adjustable 30mA, 300mA, fault
Suitable for higher rated cir- 500mA, 1A, 3A, 10A Inbuilt protection against nui- Connection
cuits Trip time sance tripping like class A for HR510
- Fixed - instantaneous device rigid 1.5 to 10 sq mm
Technical data - Adjustable 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, LED for power supply indica- flexible 1 to 6 sq mm
Conforms to 0.4, 0.5, 1, 3 sec tion for HR500 and HR502
IEC 60947-2 annexe B Contact rating- 16A, AC-1, 1 Choice of fixed or adjustable rigid 1.5 to 4 sq mm
IEC 61008 changeover trip time flexible 1 to 2.5 sq mm
IEC 61543 Max distance between relay & Choice of fixed or adjustable
Supply voltage - 230V AC torroid - 20 meters sensitivity
HR510
HR742
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Earth leakage relay (ELR)
Technical Specifications
Non adjustable Adjustable
HR500 HR502 HR510
Voltage Supply 230V AC
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption 5 VA
Output Volt free contact
Contact Rating 1 NO (6A, 230V, AC1)
Sensitivity In 30mA 300mA 0.03 / 0.1 / 0.3 / 0.5 / 1 / 3 / 10 A adjustable
Instantaneous/time delay Instantaneous Instantaneous 0-0.1-0.2-0.3-0.4-0.5-1-3 sec
Torroid withstand capacity 5 kA / 1,5 s - 14 kA / 1 s - 100 kA / 0,05 s
Distance between torroid and relay 20 meter maximum
Relay cable connection
- Rigid 1.5 to 10 sq mm
- Flexible 1 to 6 sq mm
Torroid cable connection
- Rigid 1.5 to 10 sq mm
- Flexible 1 to 6 sq mm
Relay
- Working temperature - 25 to + 70 C
- Storage temperature - 10 to + 55 C
Torroid
- Working temperature - 25 to + 70 C
- Storage temperature - 10 to + 55 C
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Torroids for earth leakage relay
D (mm) 35 52 72 97 141
E (mm) 43 57 73 98 142
F (mm) 26 32 38 48.5 69
Installation Instructions
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Surge protection devices: type 1 (Class-B)
mains protection - against lightning surges
Description Type - 1 device (class B) Features & benefits Connection
SPDs protects installation No of poles - 1P & 3P High discharge current withs- - 35 mm2 flexible conductor
against surges Discharge current, I max - 50 tand capacity - 50 mm2 rigid conductor
Type - 1 SPD for protection kA, 100kA Robust Spark-gap techno-
against lightning surges Discharge current wave form - logy for long life
10/350 micro sec
Technical data Voltage protection level, Up <
Conforms to IEC 61643-11, 4kV
EN61643-11 Response time <100 nsec
3 poles 4 SP320
limp : 100kA
Up < 4kv
SP320
I max. 65 kA 1P 1 SPN165R
(with reserve indicator 1P+N 2 SPN265R
& remote signalling) 4P 4 SPN465R
I max. 40 kA 1P 1 SPD140D
1P+N 2 SPD240D
4P 4 SPD440D
I max. 15 kA 1P 1 SPN115D
SPN465R 1P+N 2 SPD215D
4P 4 SPD415D
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Surge Protection Devices : type 2 (Class-C)
for fine protection
Description Voltage protection level, Up < Connection
Type-2 fine SPD for protection 800 V (mains + fine protection) 6 mm2 flexible conductor
of very sensitive electronic 10 mm2 rigid conductor
devices Features & benefits
To complements type-1 & End of life LED indicator on IP2X terminal
type-2 SPDs for maximum pro- front face
tection Up level < 800V, offers best
protection to devices on
Technical data surges
Conforms to IEC 61643-11 Can be used in coordination
No of poles - 2P & 4P with type-1 & type-2 SPDs
Discharge current, I max - 8kA
Discharge current waveform -
8/20 micro sec
SPN505
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Replacement cartridges
for SPDs with plug in cartridge
Description Cartridges are available for all A keying system exists to
Cartridge allows simple repla- discharge currents (65 kA, prevent a line cartridge being
cement without the need to 40kA, 15kA) with or without interchanged by mistake with a
cut-off the power supply. reserve protection indication. neutral and vice versa.
SPDxxxD SPD040N
SPN065N
Remark : for replacement of cartridges, choose the same reference as the previous cartridge.
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Voltage transients occur quite frequently and are caused by the Direct strike to power lines
switching on and off of current in the electrical distribution system, any If lightning directly hits a power line, it will continue to earth taking
by lightning activity in the vicinity of the installation. most of the current with it. A proportion however will be left on the
lines and potentially cause havoc on unprotected equipment connect-
Over-voltage transients caused by lighting ed to these lines.
Lightning occurs due to a build up of an electrical charge within a
cloud. Friction within the cloud caused by warm rising air and coll Resistive coupling
falling air separates electrical charges so that the positive charges go If lightning strikes the ground the current injected will want to dissipate
to the top of the cloud and the negative charges go to the bottom. as quickly as possible. To do this it will choose the easiest path. If this
means using the earth / neutral / live conductors of a distribution sys-
If we compare the situation in fig. to a capacitor it can be seen the tem in preference to the soil it will. It will then enter the system via the
negative charges in the cloud will attract an equal number of positive earthing arrangement.
charges on the ground. When there is enough potential difference
between either two cloud, or a cloud and the ground there will be a Inductive coupling
massive discharge, which will be seen as lightning.
When a current flows, whether in a cable or through the air, there is an
associated magnetic field set up perpendicular to the director of cur-
rent. When lightning discharges either between clouds or from clouds
to earth, a magnetic field can cut any conductors of the supply lines,
thus inducing a voltage on it. This voltage then appears across any
connected equipment.
The above principle applies for lightning striking a lightning rod. The
full current passes down the lightning rod to ground, and sets up a
magnetic field. As it does induces a voltage in the power and data
lines running throughout the building.
Capacitive coupling
The negative charges accumulating on a cloud will induce a corre-
sponding number of positive charges on to power lines. Once the
induced voltage rises sufficiently, breakdown of insulation or destruc-
tion of devices can occur.
The principle of presenting a low resistance path is the basis for light- Motors, transformers and discharge lighting are common sources of
ning rods. In its most basic form a lightning a rod is a metal pole point- transients.
ing into the air and situated so that its tip is higher than the structure
it is there to protect. The pole is connected to the ground by copper It would appear that on power system the maximum transient voltage
or aluminium tape. The top of the rod is usually pointed in design, as likely to be created is 6kV, with an associated maximum transient cur-
the electric charge density on an object increases as the radius of the rent of 10kA.
object decreases. This increase of electric charge per unit area can
ionize the air around it which again makes it easier for the lightning to Risk assessment
get to ground. Risk assessment for lightning strikes is the calculation necessary to
decide the need for a particular level of protection. To be accurate with
If a building without any form of protection from direct lightning strikes the assessment certain parameters need to be known such as the
(i.e. a lightning rod), received a direct strike then no form of electronic number of lightning strikes in the area and how exposed the installa-
protection will help. The magnitude of the current and potential differ- tion is .
ence involved will cause massive destruction.
The assessment for transients is much more difficult as the switching
If the same building is protected by a lightning rod, the actual struc- of loads is always unpredictable, and in many instances the transient
ture is safe but the electronic equipment within it needs extra protec- is caused by a switching action outside of the building where the prob-
tion because of the indirect effects caused by the lightning. lem is detected.
Below is a summary of the mechanisms by which transient over-voltages
can appear in an electrical distribution system due to lightning strikes.
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The cost of installing and protecting the installation correctly is (before it start to heat up and melt due to I2R watts losses). This is
extremely low compared with the damage / problems caused by the known as lmax. Probably more importantly, the product of the internal
transient. When fitting a surge protective device not only should the impedance and the current passing through the VDR will give a volt-
above be considered but also the amount of disruption caused by lost age drop across the device. the p.d. is one of the most important
of corrupt computer data, down time of process / manufacturing plant parameters for a transient suppressor and is called the 'residual volt-
and the likelihood of danger to personnel due to equipment failure. age'.
As you can see it is extremely difficult to accurately assess risk, so the So for the duration of the transient over-voltage, typically 10-20ms,
surge protective device should be given strong consideration when the device operates very quickly to a short-circuit and allows current
designing an installation which supplies any type of electronic or sen- to flow to earth. This has the effect of raising the neutral voltage to the
sitive equipment. same potential as the phase conductor, therefore there is no potential
difference across the load and it is not damaged.
The correct selection of the device and installation method is essen-
tial when deciding the level of protection required and later we will see In practice, a surge protection device may contain more than one VDR
that the choice of surge protective device will depend upon the fol- and they will be configured in various ways between live/neutral,
lowing : live/earth, and neutral/earth so as to protect all earthing options.
1. The type of installation (domestic / commercial etc)
2. The type of earthing system Air Gap technology
3. The level of protection required This type of VSP uses a technology known as air gap. There is a phys-
ical gap between the positive and negative electrodes the gap and
How much voltage cause equipment failure? current the potential is large enough, it will jump across the gap and
The European norm EN60-950 and the BS 7002, requires that equip- current flows. This technology should only be used in an installation
ment manufacturers test their products to susceptibility levels of where a lightning rod is present and forms apart of a building protec-
1.5kV, this means that if a higher voltage appears across the terminals tion system. Because this technology is suitable for very large tran-
then it would most probably be severely damaged or destroyed. sients it leaves a high residual voltage across the installation. It is
therefore essential to cascade this device with other VSP's to ensure
All equipments that complies with these standards ensures that no full protection.
significant damage will occur if a transient over-voltage of upto 1.5kV
is presented across the terminals. As with varistor technology air gap products are also configured in var-
ious ways between Live/Neutral, Live/Earth and Neutral/Earth so as to
How do voltage surge protectors work? protect all earthing options.
To stop large over-voltage transients appearing across equipment, we Important parameters of voltage surge protectors. Below is a list and
can take one of two steps. description of the important parameters that need to be understood
1. Place a very high impedance in series with the equipment load when selecting a transient suppresser.
2. Place a very low impedance in parallel with the equipment load.
Nominal working voltage - Un
Must match the nominal voltage of the supply i.e. 230/400V
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From the true characteristics curves of our transient suppressors, we 1.2/50 : a voltage waveform used for devices which are normally open
can ascertain the let through voltage of the device at a specified cur- circuit i.e. spark gap arresters.
rent providing we know the magnitude of the transient. (This is highly A set level of potential must be reached before sparking or flashover
unlikely) occurs.
On some of the devices two values for Up will be stated, as there are
two modes of operation, common mode and differential mode.
The names are derived from the type of connection i.e. common mode
- because earth is common or relative to the transient, and differential
mode because there is no common conductor, as the transient flow
between live and neutral. 10%
It is therefore very important that some basic rule are followed when
installing the product to reduce inductance:
1. Shortest cable runs - always use the shortest cable runs to connect
the surge protection device, this will reduce the back e.m.f.
2. Use the thickest possible cable - all cables used in alternating cur-
rent circuits are subject to skin affect, (i.e. the resistance is greater
in the centre of a conductor than around its circumference), there-
fore the larger the diameter cable the less the skin effect.
3. Use multi strand cables - also used to reduce skin effect.
4. Keep cables straight - this will ensure voltage drop, due to induc-
Principle of surge protective devices
tance is kept to a minimum
Equipment will be vulnerable if exposed to greater than 800V.
Test waveforms Therefore our aim is to ensure than the voltage value is maintaining at
Test waveforms are used to simulate the effects of real world tran- 800V or less ( this is further explained under 'cascading')
sients. There are three waveforms, which enable repeat, reliable test-
SPD's work by minimising the potential difference between circuit
ing.
conductors when transient over voltages appear :
8/20 : is a current waveform used for device which conduct on short- They divert transient overcurrents down to earth, thus maintaining
circuit. The first value is the rise time (from 10% to 90% of peak); the voltage levels at reasonable values. This is achieved by connecting
second value is the duration for the test transient to decrease to hal f SPD's to earth in parallel (shunt) and/or in series.
of its peak value.
There are three different operating principles which the hager system
employs to safeguard your equipment.
Class 1
Spark gap arresters are robust devices which pass no current until the
voltage across them increases to a point where flashover occurs. They
can handle large amounts of energy than MOV's but leave a relatively
high residual voltage of approximately 4kV. Test waveforms 1.2/50,
10/350.
Class 2
The metal oxide varistor (MOV) is a robust and inexpensive device
which can pass quite large amount of energy and leave a residual volt-
age of 1.2-1.5kV Test waveforms 8/20. If a class 1 devices is used in
an installation, a class II device must be placed down stream from it to
create a voltage drop across it.
All the class 2 medium devices have replaceable cartridges, and con-
nection is bi-connect i.e. busbar can be used.
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These devices are to be used in geographic sites that are exposed to upto 65kA leaving a residual voltage of 1.2-1.5kV. These voltage levels
indirect lightning and switching transients. Typically for commercial, are still too high for our sensitive equipment so that the next step is to
rural and domestic application. limit this voltage to 800V. This is achieved with the use class 2 fine
device which have a lower current carrying capacity, but will limit the
Class 3 voltage to 800V.
These devices actively monitor, the AC since wave and have excep-
tionally fast response times (1ns). This limits the amount of let through Cascading increases the current diverting capacity of our SPD system
current. They also eliminated high frequency interference which mini- whilst maintaining a low voltage to ensure the best protection for valu-
mizes the risk of logic failures. Low to medium diverting capacity and able equipment.
excellent residual voltage (Imax upto 25kA, cascade residual voltage
<800V). Main Imax Residual Cascade Final Residual
device voltage device Up (L-PE)
These products are specifically designed for use in multiple tenancies.
SPD X 15D 15kA 1.5kV SPN208 800V
SPD X 40D 40kA 1.5kV SPN208 800V
SPN X 65R 65kA 1.5kV SPN208 800V
transient
overvoltage
can easily
destroy sensi-
tive equip-
ment.
240V is an RMS value 240x1.414 = 339V peak During transient overvoltage the protective devices divert current.
Plus 10% supply variations ~ 400V
Devices will be vulnerable if exposed to greater than 800V.
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Application and installation Application of SPD's in low voltage power distribution systems.
To successfully protect a system using a surge protector, it is impor- It is important to carry out risk assessment as mentioned above to
tant that certain parameters are establish and basic rules are followed determine the need for SPD protection. Some information's necessary
for correct risk assessment is as follows :
The key parameters are : what is the type of equipment?
a. shortest cable runs cost of the protection devices?
b. use the thickest possible cable what is the risk of downtime?
c. use multi-strand cable is the protected equipment insured?
d. keep the cables as straight as possible is the region exposed to lightning?
is there a lightning rod nearby the installation?
It is also essential that the type of earthing system is establish along
with the number of phases to be protected so that the correct prod- The following are the selection criteria for SPD's:
ucts for the system cab advised.
As you have previously seen lighting can effect the incoming conduc-
Supply Equipment Geographical
tors in many different ways. As a general consideration the surge
Network Characteristics location
arrester must protect between phase(s) and earth(s), neutral and earth
and phase(s) and neutral.
If this is considered along with the earthing system, then the correct
products can be suggested.
Parallel connections
Where connection between the main circuit and the surge protection
1 or 3 Voltage Up Value of Ng
device exceed 1m (i.e. 50cm for each conductor), it is essential that
Earthing system and Nk
parallel conductors are used or cascading is considered. If parallel
Nominal voltage Uo Imax for SPD
conductors are used then they must be bound together. If this is not
done then the voltage rise due to the back emf induced the connect-
ing cables, will appear across the load.
Insulation testing
Supply network :
VSP's must be disconnected when performing insulation tests.
what is the earthing system (TT, TN-S, TN-C, IT etc)?
SPD standards (SPD classes) the network characteristics (1, 2 or 3 phases, short-circuit current at
point of installation )?
The following are the documentations/drafts for further reference on
The Un (nominal voltage ) of the network
SPD's :
IEC 61643-11 : (class 1, class 2) : Equipment characteristics:
Low voltage surge protection devices - part 11:
the peak voltage Up the equipment to be protected can withstand
Surge protection devices connected to low voltage power
Distribution systems - performance requirements and testing meth- Geographical location:
ods.
Information on keraunic level (Nk) can be obtained from the local
IEC 61643-12 : (class 1, class 2) : meteorological department.
Low voltage surge protection devices - part 12 : The number of lightning flashes per square kilometer Ng can be esti-
Surge protective devices connected to low voltage power distribution mated as Nk/10 or 15.
system s- selection and applicant principles The value of Ng corresponds to a maximum probable current Lmax
which may flow through the lightning arrester.
IEC 61643-21 : low voltage surge protection devices - part 21 :
Surge protective devices connected to telecommunications and sig- Choose SPD with the following parameters
naling networks - performance requirements and testing methods lmax : 15kA for Ng < 1.5
40kA for Ng > 1.5
IEC 61643-22 : low voltage surge protection devices - part22 : Uc 1.1 Uo, between L & N or between L & PE
Surge protective devices connected to telecommunications and sig- (for TT & TN-S systems)
naling networks - selection and application principles : Uo between N & PE
(for TT & TN-S systems)
In addition to above , the following national standards are followed : Uo : 240V
France - NFC 61740/95 (class 1, class 2) : low voltage surge protec- Up : Use Up as low as possible to match equipment to be
tion devices protected. If not possible use Class 2 main
protection cascaded with Class 2 fine protection.
Germany : VDE (class 1 - VDE B), (Class 2 - VDE C) : low voltage surge
protection devices For areas exposed to lightning or installation with lightning rod :
use class 1 products for main entry protection
use decoupling elements if distance between the class 2 main pro-
tection and the class 1 device is less than 10m.
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Installation of SPD : Installation rules :
Ensure that all loads and SPD are connected to the system Earth
Recommended modes of protection in an installation is dependent on All extraneous conductive parts are bonded with shortest possible
the earthing system of the installation. The tables below shows the length of conductor
possible modes of protection for various LV Systems The SPD should be installed at the point of entry (power supply)
The lead lengths connecting the SPD should be as short as possi-
SPD TT TN-C TN-S IT ble
Between A protective device as per manufacturers recommendation must be
Line and neutral x x x* installed upstream of SPD. If possible, this should be of discon-
Line and PE x x x necting type to allow for easy replacement of cartridges
Line and PEN x Cable runs after SPD should be installed away from the cable
runs into SPD to avoid pollution due to induction
Neutral and PE x x x*
Limit the earth loop
Line and line x x x x
Ensure proper co-ordination in case of cascading
* when the neutral is distributed
TN-C system
S S S
P P P
D D D
TT System
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Protection against over-voltage Level 3 :
The protection against over voltage covering the whole network is Protection against over-voltages, close to the loads/devices (fine
carried out with a concept of three safety levels. The necessary protection). This is generally integrated in its supply or to the
measures for the realization of the protection of the installations distribution of low voltage.
and the devices are as per the following levels :
These 3 levels are mainly characterized by the current diverting capacity
Level 1 : of SPDs (for example of the lightning) ad by their limiting voltage across
Surge protective device for protection of the main supply of the the load (residual voltage). This residual voltage must be less than
network (main protection) according to the standard IEC 61643-11, this Impulse withstand voltage of the parts of the installation to be
is Type 1 Protection. protected. The levels must naturally complement each other, which
implies that the surge protective devices must be uncoupled from/to
Level 2 : each other. This decoupling causes the protection of devices of weak
protection by a stronger surge protective device. The lines between the
Protection against over-voltages, installed in the low voltage
various levels act as decoupling inductivity.
panels/enclosures (medium protection) according to the standard
IEC61643-11. This is type 2 Protection.
Decoupling can also be carried out by inserted induction coils.
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Installation example
telephone line
general SPD
with plug on
cartridge
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Surge protection devices
SPDs with plug in cartridge Keying system for fitting of neutral and phase cartridge
Presentation of 1 pole and multi pole SPDs : Neutral plug in cartridges cannot be fitted in slots for phase cartridges
available in two versions : and vice versa
base with an auxiliary contact and cartridges with reserve indicator
base without auxiliary contact and cartridges with end of life LED
Green Red
reserve
indicator
end of life
LED
plug in
cartrige
2 poles or
4 poles base
Connection diagrams
Single pole SPDs : SPN1xx - SPD1xx Multi pole SPDs : SPN2xx - SPN4xx - SPD2xx - SPD4xx
protection only in common mode protection is assured in both common and differential modes
without adding devices
IT / TN-C TT / TN-S
d1 50 cm
d1 + d2 50 cm
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Surge protective devices free from arc blower requirement of separate protection when the upstream fuses do not exceed 160A. If
rotection Type 1 these fuses are larger, it is necessary to protect the surge protective
Our surge protective devices Type 1 are able to control strong impulse devices with fuses 160A.
currents according to IEC 61024-1 without melting down. These surge
protective devices correspond to standards VDE and to installation
guidelines of the safety devices against the lightning and the over
voltages. Surge protective devices SP120 and SP320 do not need
Surge protective device SP120 Surge protective device SP320 Surge protective device SP150
protection degree IP 20
environment :
storage temperature -40C to +80C
working temperature -40C to +80C
insulation resistance 103 M
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Technical characteristics of single pole SPDs
references SPN 265R-SPN 465R SPN 240R, SPN 440R SPD 215D, SPD 415D
SPD 240D, SPD 440D
installation exposure level (risk) very high medium low
installation of SPDs in parallel in parallel in parallel
nominal voltage Un 230/400 V~ 230/400 V~ 230/400 V~
frenquency 50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz
Max. continuous operating between Phase / Neutral 255 V 255 V 255 V
voltage Uc between Neutre / PE 275 V 275 V 275 V
protection mode common yes yes yes
differential yes yes yes
voltage protection level Up 1.5 kV 1.2 kV 1.0 kV
discharge current capacity nominal current In 20 kA 15 kA 5 kA
8/20 s wave maximum current Imax 65 kA 40 kA 15 kA
degree of protection IP 20
Conditional short-ciruit current Icc (with fuse or C curve MCB) 20 kA - 32 A 20 kA - 32 A 10 kA - 32 A
working temperature -40C to + 60C
end of life indicator - SPN 240D - SPN 440D SPN 215D - SPN 415D
reserve indicator + auxiliary contact SPN 265R - SPN 465R SPN 240R - SPN 440R -
domestic building collective / individual yes
industrial / commercial yes
earthing systems TT TT TT
TN - S TN - S TN - S
connection capacity flexible 25 mm2
(Ph, N, E) rigid 35 mm2
screw head PZ2
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Technical characteristics of secondary SPDs (fine protection)
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Technical characteristics of secondary SPDs for telephone line
Electrical connection
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HRC fuse carriers
Description - climate sealed : T2 Connection capacity
Protection and control of circuits - will accept accessories - L38 (10x38) :
against overloads and short - short circuit resistance with rigid conductors : 25mm
circuits. fuse link 10,3 x 38 mm : flexible conductors : 16mm
80kA 690V~ / - L51 (14x51 ):
Technical data 120kA 500 V~ rigid conductors : 35mm
- sizes : L38, L51 - short circuit resistance with flexible conductors : 25mm
- poles : 1P, 2P fuse link 14x51 mm :
- voltage rating : 500 V AC, 100kA 690V Comply with IEC 60 269-2,
690V AC IEC 60 269-2-1
- current rating : 32 to 50A and IEC 60 947-3
- frequency : 50/60Hz
LS501
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HRC fuse carriers
connection
type L38 L51 with lugs
fuse size 10 x 38 14 x 51 5 mm
c
In for Un 400 V 32 A 50 A
In for Un 500 V 20 A 40 A
A 20 1 1
30 0,95 0,95
40 0,90 0,90
50 0,80 0,80
B 1 - 3 Ph 1 1
4 - 6 Ph 0,8 0,8
7 - 9 Ph 0,7 0,7
> 10 Ph 0,6 0,6
Signal light
Mounting on L 51
4,5 mm
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HRC cartridge fuses
gG type
Description Sizes :
Cylindrical gG fuse-links are L 38 : 10 x 38
intended for industrial L 51: 14 x 51
applications.
gG protection for general Comply with IEC 60 269-1 and
purpose applications against 60 269-2
overload and short-circuits.
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gG type
Cartridge fuses - gG type
102
0,5 A
100
125 A 1A
100 A
101 80 A 2A
63 A
50 A
40 A
peak)
(kA peak)
32 A 4A
A)
(A eff)
25 A 101 6A
(RMS
20 A
16 A 12 A 8A
current (kA
10 A
current
10 A 12 A
8A
6A 4A 16 A
valueofofcurrent
current
20 A
25 A
100 32 A
Prospective
2A 40 A
50 A
Prospective
63 A
102 80 A
value
1A 100 A
125 A
Max.
Max.
0,5 A
10-1
103
10-2
10-1 100 101 102 10-2 10-1 100 101 102 103 104 105
Prospective current (kA
Prospective current (RMS kA)eff) Prearcing time (s)
Prearcing time (s)
R
Energy let through chart (A2 s) Rated power dissipation (W)
In prearcing I2t - 400 V I2t - 500 V I2t - 690 V In (A) size size size
time I2t 10 x 38 14 x 51 22 x 58
0,5 4,0 8,6 10,4 15,0 0,5 1,43 - -
1 6,5 13,2 15,7 22,0 1 2,77 3,90 -
2 7,0 14,6 17,6 25,0 2 0,60 0,90 1,00
4 45 90 108 150 4 0,70 1,00 1,10
6 70 140 166 230 6 0,85 1,15 1,30
8 80 158 188 260 8 0,75 1,00 1,10
10 120 248 297 420 10 1,00 1,30 1,50
12 180 362 431 600 12 1,30 1,70 1,80
16 270 536 636 880 16 1,60 2,00 2,10
20 500 981 1162 1600 20 2,00 2,50 2,70
25 800 1688 2034 2900 25 2,60 3,30 3,30
32 1200 2412 2871 4000 32 2,90 3,50 3,50
40 2500 4907 5808 8000 40 - 4,75 4,00
45 2870 5603 6623 9100 45 - 4,80 -
50 5100 11262 13728 20000 50 - 4,80 5,50
63 7900 16451 19762 28000 63 - - 6,90
80 16000 37242 46000 - 80 - - 7,80
100 28000 68072 85000 - 100 - - 9,00
125 40000 120000 - - 125 - - 11,4
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enclosures
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Photovoltaic solutions
IP65
outdoor vector range
complete & reliable protection for your solar installations
vector enclosures IP65 outdoor 226
AC / DC applications
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Enclosures for outdoor Covered height adjust-
1 applications
Resistance to ultraviolet radia-
tion, immersion in water in
accordance with UL746C
5 ments
Provided in each enclosure to
protect the fixing screws.
Adjustable in depth to correct
the irregularities on a wall (up to
3mm)
2 tough environments
Usage in a wide scope of tem-
peratures. Dimensional stability
up to 130C. Resistance to frost
up to -25C (IK07 acc. to EN
6 To fit products of different
depth, provided with quick fixing
chassis
3 the enclosure
Special ventilated cable glands
to drain water from condensa-
tion. Guarantees an IP65
protection grade
7 test
Glow wire test, temperature test
at -25C, IK impact test, dust
proof, Yellow card ultraviolet
radiation resistance, chemical
resistance
Product environment profile
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vector enclosures IP65 outdoor
Surface mounting enclosures Premarked knock outs for IP65 IK07 < 12
with transparent doors bushes or cable glands M20, IK08 > 12
1 to 4 rows from 2 to 48 M25, M32 and M40 on PN
1 to 3 rows from 18 to 54 version; class II
polycarbonate UV resistant out-
Adjustable DIN rail for shoulder door use UL746C, IEC 60 439-3
measurement 47 and 63 mm, colour : light grey RAL 7035
transparent hinged cover for equipment up to 63A Installation: -25C to +100C
(2 to 10) or door (12 to 54), isolation voltage 1000V DC
2 lateral knock outs for cable IEC 60 695-2-10 and
entry or coupling pieces. 60 695-2-11: 850C
Enclosures 3 to 10 modules
1 row, 2 + 1 w. 111 x h. 175 x d. 93 mm VE103PN
Enclosures 12 modules
1 row, 12 w. 310 x h. 302 x d. 151 mm VE112PN
Enclosures 18 modules
1 row, 18 w. 418 x h. 302 x d. 151 mm VE118PN
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Photovoltaic fuse carriers, SPD
and switch disconnectors
Photovoltaic fuse carriers and - minimum Interrupting : 2 x In Switch disconnectors
fuses (2-3-4A), 1.9 x In (6-8-10-12A), Designed for photovoltaic
DC protection of photovoltaic 1.6 x In (16-20A) applications but fully compatible
strings against overload and to any DC purposes.
short-circuits Connection capacity Contact making and break
rigid conductors : 16mm independent to operator speed.
Technical data flexible conductors : 10mm
- sizes : L38 (10x38) Technical data
- class of operation : gPV (PV Comply with IEC 60269-2, IEC - poles : 4P
fuse) 60269-2-1 and IEC 60947-3 - voltage rating : 1000V DC 21B
- poles : 1P, 2P - current rating : 32A
- voltage rating : 1000V DC for
fuse carriers and 900V DC for Connection capacity
fuses rigid conductors : 16mm
- fuse carriers current rating : flexible conductors : 10mm
32A
- fuses current rating : 2 to 20A Comply IEC 60 947-3
- breaking capacity : 30kA
L501PV 4 10 LF304PV
6 10 LF306PV
8 10 LF308PV
10 10 LF310PV
12 10 LF312PV
16 10 LF316PV
20 10 LF320PV
25 10 LF325PV
32 10 LF332PV
SPV025
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Control & Signaling
power interface
efficient control of electricity
Hager offers control and signaling products to achieve safe & efficient control of electricity within
domestic, commercial and industrial applications. Hager contactors compliments our control and
protection devices. They are commonly used for remote switching of electrical circuits for lighting,
pumps, HVAC and building automation systems.
Indicator lights 232
230
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Compact in size & highly Front product labeling
1 functional
saves space
value for money
superior aesthetics
3 for easy circuit identification
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Indicators lights & Push buttons
Indicator lights Technical data-Push buttons Connection
Modular LED indicators for Conforms to 10sq mm rigid cable
visual indication of circuit status IEC 60947 part 5 - 1 6sq mm flexible cable
Modular push buttons for Range - 1 NO, 2 NO, 1 NO + 1
remote actuation of loads NC without indicator IP2X terminal
1 NO & 2 NO with green
Technical data-Indicator lights indicator
Conforms to IEC 62094 - 1
Available in Red, Orange, Features & benefits
Green & Blue color Modular design, fits on 35mm
Triple indicators for RYB & ON- DIN channel
OFF-trip (RGO) in single mod- Very low power consumption
ule LED technology, long life,
Long life of 100,000 burning maintenance free
hours Superior aesthetics with true
True color LEDs with very long colors LEDs
life RYB & On-Off-Trip indicators
2 in 1 indicator for ON-OFF or in one module, saves space &
main-back up supply cost
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Indicators lights and Push buttons
Electrical and mechanical characteristics
General features
Electrical characteristics
Rated insulation voltage 250V
Rated impulse withstand voltage 4kV (2kV for 12-48V version) 4kV
Operational voltage 230VAC
Frequency 50 Hz
Operational thermal current n/a 16A
Operational current @230V AC12 n/a 16A
Operational current @230V AC14 n/a 10A
LED power 0.8W (230V), 0.33W (48V), 0.8W (24V)
LED consumption 3.45mA (230V), 6.9mA (48V), 3.3mA 9.7mA (48VDC), 4.6mA (24VDC),
(24V) 2.1mA (12VDC)
Connection
Type of connection Cage terminals
Connection capacity with flexible cable 0.75mm2 to 6mm2
Connction capacity with rigid cable 0.75m2 to 10m2
Terminal tightening torque Mini : 1.3Nm ; Max 2Nm : advised 1.65Nm rigid and 1.8Nm
Case material Thermoplastic (Polyamide) comply with IEC 695-2-1
Mechanical characteristics
Electric endurance in number of cycles n/a 15000 (AC12); 6000 (AC14)
Mechanical endurance in no. of operations n/a 15000
Life time 100000h
Operating temperature -20 to +50C
Storage temperature -40 to +80C
Protection index IP 20
Height 2000m
Installation
Mounting DIN rail EN50022-35
Mounting position Performance not affected if installed vertically, horizontally or
flat
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Voltmeters, Ammeters, Selector
switches and Current transformers
Description Technical data Features & benefits
Analog ammeter for current Conforms to IEC 60947-3 Modular device for measure-
measurement Ammeter direct reading - ment of current / voltage
Analog voltmeter for voltage 0 - 30A Fits on 35mm DIN channel
measurement Ammeter CT operated upto
Selector switches ASS & 250A Selector switches
VSS Voltmeters 0-500V AC For ammeter and voltmeter or for
Current transformers for CT Voltmeter accuracy 1.5% circuit selection.
operated ammeters ASS 4 positions with off
VSS - 7 positions with off Connection
CT 50/5, 100/5, 150/5, 1.5 to 10sq mm rigid conductor
250/5 1 to 6sq mm flexible conductor
Ammeter direct
0-30A 4 SM030
SM500 CT operated
0-50A 4 SM050
0-100A 4 SM100
0-150A 4 SM150
0-250A 4 SM250
SRA01005
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Voltmeters, ammeters
Analogue voltmeter and ammeter Ammeters range
Connection capacity
flexible : 1 to 6 mm
rigid : 1.5 to 10 mm
Voltmeters range
cat. ref. scale reading
SM 500 0-500V direct
CT*
* current transformer
see next page
voltmeter
ammeter
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Current transformers
Electrical characteristics
- Standard: EN/IEC60044-1 - current rating: 120 %
- Primary rated current: 50 A - 250 A - Rated short time thermal current: Ith = 60 x In (max 50 kA)
- Rated secondary current: 5 A - Rated dynamic current: Idyn = 2,5 x Ith (max 120 kA)
- Rated frequency: 50 - 60 Hz - Permissible ambient temperature: -40 C to + 40 C
- Highest voltage for equipment Um: 720 V - Class of insulation in accordance with IEC 60085: E
- Rated power-frequency withstand voltage (r.m.s.): 3 kV - Degree of protection DIN/EN 60529 / VDE 0470 T1: IP 20
- Instrument security factor (FS): FS 5 - Recommended tightening torque secondary terminals: 1,5 - 2 Nm
- Rated continuous thermal current: 1,2 x In
Current transformers
Busbars 20x10mm,
Secondary Current 5A 5A
Accuracy Class 1 1
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Bells and buzzers
Description Features & benefits Connection
To provide an audio alarm Compact device, only 1 6 sq mm rigid cable
module (17.5mm) 4 sq mm flexible cable
Technical data Can be used to signal events
Rating - 230 V AC like switching ON , OFF
Consumption - 6.5 VA and Tripping of device
Bells - 85 db Fits on 35mm DIN channel
Buzzers - 78 db
SU213
Buzzers 230V AC 6.5VA 1 SU215
SU215
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Contactors
Description Features & benefits Options
For remote switching of power Compact modular design Contact choice
& control circuits Fits on 35mm DIN channel - normally open (NO)
Ideal for use with time - normally closed (NC)
Technical data switches, twilight switches &
Rating - 25A, 40A & 63A PIRs Auxiliary contact
No of poles - 2NO, 1NO+1NC, Day & night contactors with Auxiliary available for 1NO+1NC
2NO+2NC, 3NO, 3NO+1NC, 4 manual override switch for complete range
NO Low power consumption
Utilization category - AC 7A
(for resistive loads)
Coil voltage - 230V AC, 50 Hz
ESC225
3NO 230V 50 Hz 40A 3 ESC340
63A 3 ESC363
ESC080
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Contactors and override contactors
Power dissipation
Power dissipation per current path 1.5W 3.2W 5W 0.4W
Magnetic system for eco and standard contactor
Pick-up 7.4VA 60VA 60VA -
Coil consumption 1.8VA 7VA 7VA -
Closing delay 25ms 25ms 25ms -
Opening delay 15ms 20ms 20ms -
Connection
Main contact rigid 1...10mm2 4...25mm2 4...25mm2 1...6mm2
cable section flexible 1...6mm2 4...16mm2 4...16mm2 1...6mm2
Main contact type M3.4 M5 M5 M3.4
connection screw posidrive PZ2 PZ2 PZ2 PZ2
max. tight. torque 1.2Nm 2Nm 2Nm 1.2Nm
Working temperature
-10C to +50C
Storage temperature
-40C to +80C
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Choice of contactors
Choice of contactors
The choice of contactor is based on many factors: Heating applications
- type of the load supplied, The choice of the contactor is based on the electrical heating load,
- nominal current of the load, and the targeted life time.
- operating voltage,
- number of operations,
etc..
The contactors are AC7-a (resistive load) and AC7-b (inductive load)
approved.
Y B
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Latching relays
Description Features & benefits Connection
Operates loads on impulse Used for controlling loads with 10 sq. mm. flexibles
signal multiple control points for ex- 6 sq. mm. rigid
warehouse or long corridors
Technical data Very useful for application like
Rating - 16A staircase light management
No of poles - 1NO, 2NO, Can be used in hotel rooms for
1NO+1NC, 4NO, 2NO+2NC controlling lights from multiple
Utilization category - AC 1 (for points
resistive loads)
Coil voltage - 230V AC, 50Hz
1NO + 1NC
16A-230V 1 EPN515
Coil Voltage: 230 VAC
2NO + 2NC
16A-230V 2 EPN525
Coil Voltage: 230 VAC
4NO
16A-230V 2 EPN540
Coil Voltage: 230 VAC
EPN 540
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Latching relays
Technical characteristics
EPN510 EPN525
EPN515 EPN240
EPN520
Coil in AC
voltage rating 230V 230V
tolerance +10/-20% +10/-20%
frequency 50/60Hz 50/60Hz
start consumption 25VA 55VA
Coil in DC
voltage rating 110V 110V
tolerance +10/-20% +10/-20%
start consumption 12VA 25w
Contacts
max. perm. Current AC1 16A 16A
voltage 250V AC 250V AC
electrical endurance 150 000 operations 150 000 operations
mechanical endurance 500 000 operations 500 000 operations
ohmic loss per current path 1.2W 1.2W
minimum duration of impulse 50 ms 50 ms
maximum time under voltage 1H 1H
push button with signal lamp
without condensator 6 (1mA / lamp) 6 (1mA / lamp)
push button with signal lamp
with condensator = 1uF parrallel * 10 (1mA / lamp) 10 (1mA / lamp)
push button with signal lamp with
condensator = 2.2uF parrallel * 44 (1mA / lamp) 44 (1mA / lamp)
ingress protection IP20 IP20
working temperature -5 to +40C -5 to +40C
storage temperature -40 to 80C -40 to 80C
Connection
flexible 6 mm2 6 mm2
rigid 10 mm2 10 mm2
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Latching relays
Technical characteristics
The following table shows the number of lamps which can be connected per phase at 230V 50Hz.
Incandescent lamps
230V lamps with and
without halogen
load : 40W 60W 75W 100W 150W 200W 300W 500W 1000W
number : 45 30 24 18 12 9 5 3 2
Low voltage halogen
load : 20W 50W 75W 100W 150W 300W
number : 70 28 19 14 9 3
Fluorescent lamps
uncompensated
load : 15W 18W 30W 36W 58W
number : 29 25 25 24 14
Parrallel compensation
load : 15W 18W 30W 36W 58W
number : 27 27 25 25 16
C total max(a) : 121F 121F 112F 112F 72F
Two lamp circuit,
series compensation
load : 2x18W 2x20W 2x36W 2x40W 2x58W 2x65W
number : 40 40 22 22 12 12
C: 2.7F 2.7F 3.4F 3.4F 5.3F 5.3F
load : 18W 36W 58W
number : 30 28 15
Two lamp circuit with electronics
power supply units
load : 2x18W 2x36W 2x58W
number : 15 13 8
Fluo compact uncompensated
load : 7W 10W 18W 26W
number : 50 45 40 25
Fluo compact electronic power
supply unit
load : 11W 15W 20W 23W
number : 80 60 50 40
High intensity discharge
metal halogen lamps,
uncompensated
load : 50W 80W 125W 250W 400W
number : 11 9 7 3 2
Metal halogen lamps,
parrallel compensation
load : 50W 80W 125W 250W 400W
number : 9 8 6 3 2
C total max(a) : 63F 58F 60F 54F 50F
High pressure sodium vapour
lamps, uncompensated
load : 70W 150W 250W 400W
number : 9 5 3 2
High pressure sodium vapour
lamps, parrallel compensated
load : 70W 150W 250W 400W
number : 5 3 2 1
C total max(a) : 60F 54F 64F 50F
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Latching relays auxiliaries
Auxiliaries for centralised Auxiliary contact Connection latching relay +
control A remote signalling can be auxiliary
The EPN 050 allows the centrali- realised with the auxiliary contact Several auxiliaries can be
sed control of several light EPN 051. combined with the latching relay.
sources which can be turned on
or off simultaneously. The sepa- Auxiliary for control by Connection
rate switching by pushing the maintained contact 10 sq. mm - rigid cables
pushbuttons, which are connec- When control devices with per- 6 sq. mm - flexible cables
ted with the latching relay, manent impulse are externally
remains possible. driven, e.g. time switches or limit
switches, an impulse control
The EPN 052 allows an overall directly to the latching relay s
central control of individual cen- coil is possible with the auxiliary
tral on/off EPN 050. contact EPN 053.
EPN 050
EPN 051
EPN 052
EPN 053
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4
4
Application diagram
centralised command (EPN050 - EPN052)
Ph
N
general
OFF ON centralised
command
31 11 11 31 11 11
A1 1 3 A1 1 3 A1 1 3 A1 1 3
A2 2 4 A2 2 4 A2 2 4 A2 2 4
32 14 14 32 14 14
ON OFF ON OFF
34 12 12 34 12 12
Ph Ph
N N
23
11
21
A1 1 3
A1 1 3
A2 2 4
A2 2 4
12
22
14
24
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Energy and lighting
Innovative solutions for
efficient use of energy
Hager offers innovative solutions for efficient use of available resources to keep energy consumption at
lowest with higher control, comfort and convenience to users. Hager s lighting control devices are
totally unique and provides real benefits to end users.
Time switches 250
Dimmers 281
Time switches can be programmed without power supply Permanent overrides ON/OFF
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Large LCD display for Programming on the
1 better visualisation
backlit display for easy reading
in less illuminated areas 3 product without power supply
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Analogue time switches
Description Manual override function : Minimum switching time :
Time switches improve com- For EH011 : 15 min for daily version din rail
fort by switching loads - automatic mounted
automatically as per real time - permanent ON 20 min for daily version wall
Helps in saving energy For EH111 : mounted
- automatic 2 Hour for weekly version wall
Applications - permanent ON mounted
Residential, commercial & - permanent OFF
industrial premises For EH711 Operating voltage :
To control lighting, heating -automatic 230V ~ 50 Hz
Household appliances -permanent ON
Shop windows -permanent OFF Connection :
1 to 4mm for 1M
Technical data For EH771 1 to 6mm for 3M
Conforms to IEC 60730 -automatic
Programming by captive -permanent ON Features & benefits
segments -permanent OFF Battery reserve of 200 hrs.
Easy time setting
Sealing of cover to avoid
unwanted modifications
Possibility of manual override
EH111
EH711
1 channel, weekly dail 1 changeover contact - EH771
din rail /wall mounted 16A-230V AC / wall mounted
with battery reserve upto
200 hours after being
connected for 120 hours
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Analogue time switches
Technical specifications
EH 011 EH 111 EH 711 EH 771
Width in 17.5mm 1 3 Wall Mount Wall Mount
Version daily daily daily weekly
Electrical characteristics
voltage supply 230V +10/-10% 230V + 10% - 15% 230V + 10% - 15%
frequency 50/60Hz 50/60Hz 50/60Hz
consumption 0.5VA 0.5VA 0.5VA
output 1NO 1 changeover 1 changeover 1 changeover
Switching capacity
AC1 16A/250V 16A/250V 16A/250V
inductive load (cos phi = 0.6) 4A/250V 3A/250V 3A/250V
incandescent lamps 900W 1000W 1000W
Characteristics
technology Quartz Quartz Quartz
dial 24 hours 24 hours 7 days
min. switching 15 min 20 min 2 Hour
max. number of switching 96
accuracy +/- 1 sec per day +/- 1 sec per day +/- 1 sec per day
supply failure reserve 200 hours 200 hours 200 hours 200 hours
reached in 120 hours 120 hours 120 hours 120 hours
manual override auto/ON auto/ON/OFF auto/ON/OFF auto/ON/OFF
Environment
ingress protection IP20 IP20 IP20
working temperature -10C to +55C -10C to +50C -10C to +50C
storage temperature -20C to +60C -20C to +60C -20C to +60C
connection 1 to 4 mm2 1 to 6 mm2 1 to 6 mm2
Ph
N
EH 111 Electrical connections Simple time setting and programming using dual direction dial
EH 011
electrical connections
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Digital time switches
Description Technical data Features & benefits
Time switches improve com- Conforms to IEC 60730 Large backlit display
forts by switching loads Operating voltage : 230V ~ 50 Protective cover for LCD
automatically as per real time Hz display
Helps in saving energy Connection : 6 for EG103E Easy programming on the
(screws) product
1 to 2.5mm for EG293B (quick 20, 56, 300 (yearly) program-
connect) ming steps
Programmable via PC &
software (EG003U)
5 years battery reserve
Yearly programming cycle
EG103E
2 channel yearly program capacity : 300 program steps 4 EG293B
2 changeover contacts
10A - 250V AC1
with "holiday" function
10 sub programs
programming through software
or using local keypad
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Digital time switches
Technical specifications
EE 180 EE 181 EG 103E EG 293B
Width in 17.5mm 2 2 2 4
Version astro astro weekly yearly
Electrical characteristics
voltage supply 230V +15/-15%
50/60Hz
consumption 3VA 3VA 6VA 2 VA
output changeover contact
Switching capacity
AC1 16A
incandescent lamps 2300W 1500W
Characteristics
accuracy +/- 1.5 sec per hr 0.2 sec/day
supply failure reserve Lithium battery 5 years
manual override permanent ON/OFF
temporary ON/OFF
Environment
ingress protection IP20
working temperature -10 to +55C -5 to +45C -10 to 45C
storage temperature -20 to +60C -20 to +70C -20 to 70C
connection 0.5 to 4mm
Electrical connections
Display :
EG 110 1. Time
2. Ouput contact (ON or OFF)
3. Program selected
Buttons :
4. To select the program to
apply
5. To scroll program steps
6. Reset
7. + and - : change time
settings
Display :
EG 170
1. Time
2. Circuit status (ON or OFF)
3. Day of the week (1=Monday,
2= Tuesday,...)
Buttons :
4. Mode selector : to select
one of the following modes :
- time setting
- programming
- running mode
- manual override
5. 1 to 7 : selection of the
days
6. ON/OFF : chooses whether
the circuits is ON or OFF.
EG 293B
7. + and - : changes settings
8. enter : to confirm selection
9. reset
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Astronomical time switches
Description Features & benefits Programming via the PC
The hager range is composed of Programming of the lighting software and the associated
two Astronomical time switches interruption interface (EG003)
EE180/EE181 Automatic change of winter / Weekly program
summer time
Technical data Astro program and expert
Supply voltage 230V AC 15% program with individual Astro
Power consumption : max. 6 VA program steps
Max. load 16A AC1 Programming for day or group
Galvanic insulation between of days
power supply and output Anticipation ON
Output (EE180): 1 changeover Maintained ON
voltage free contact Temporary overrides
(EE181): 2 changeover voltage
free contact
EE180
PC programming Kit for EE180, EE181, EG003U
EG103E, EG293B
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Technical data
Technical data EE180 (1 channel) EE181 (2 channels)
Technical data EE180 (1 channel) 2 EE181 (2 channels)
astronomical
Technical
astronomical time switches
Width in specifications
17.5mm
2
astronomical time
Width in
Supply voltagetime switches
switches
17.5mm
2
230V 2
AC (+10% / -15%), 50/60Hz
Supply voltage
230V AC (+10% / -15%), 50/60Hz
Astronomical time switches
Number of output 1 2
EE180 (1 channel) EE181 (2 channels)
Number of output
Characteristics 1 2 16A AC1 250V /10A cos = 0,6
Width in 17.5mmof relay 2 change over contact 2
Technical specifications
Characteristics of relay change over contact 16A AC1 250V /10A cos = 0,6
incandescent
Supply
Technical voltage
Technical
Technical
specifications
Technical specifications
specifications
specifications 230V 2300W
AC (+10% / -15%), 50/60Hz
incandescent
230V-halogen
Number of output 2300W
2300W
1 EE180 (1 channel) 2EE181 (2 channels)
230V-halogen
Characteristics
Connection
Width in 17.5mm of relay EE180
2300W
EE180
EE180
change (1(1channel)
over
(1 channel)
EE180
2terminal(1 channel)
channel)
contact
n 5 EE181 EE181
EE181
216A AC1
EE181
(2(2channels)
(2 channels)
channels)
250V
(2 /10A cos = 0,6
channels)
Width
ConnectionWidthin inin17.5mm
17.5mm
17.5mm 22
terminal n 5 22
Width inWidth
incandescent
flexible 17.5mm
Supply voltage 2230V
2 2300W1 to ACAC
6mm (+10%2 / 2
-15%),2 50/60Hz
Supply
Supply
Supply voltage
voltage
voltage 230V
230V
230V (+10%
AC(+10%
AC (+10% // /-15%),
-15%),
-15%), 50/60Hz
50/60Hz
50/60Hz
rigid voltage
Supply
flexible Number of output
230V-halogen 230V 1
1AC
2300W1,5to(+10%
6mm
to 10mm /2 -15%),
2 250/60Hz
Number
Numberof
Number of output
ofoutput
output 111 22
2
Number
rigid
Connection of output
Characteristics of relay change
1 terminal over
1,5 tonover10mm contact
2
5 contact 16A 16A
2 AC1 250V /10A cos = 0,6
Environment
Characteristics
Characteristics of
ofrelay
relay change
changeover overcontact
contact16A AC1
16AAC1
AC1250V250V
250V/10A cos===0,6
cos
/10Acos 0,6
0,6
flexible
Characteristics
Characteristics
incandescent
Environment of relay relay
of change
change over2contact 16A AC1 250V /10A/10A
2300W
1 to2300W
6mm cos =0,6
storage incandescent
temperature
incandescent
incandescent -20C
2300W
2300W to +60C
incandescent 230V-halogen 2300W 2300W
rigid
storage temperature
230V-halogen
230V-halogen 1,52300W
to 10mm
-20C
2300W to2+60C
working230V-halogen
230V-halogen temperature
Connection 2300W 2300W
-10C to
terminal n 5 +55C
Environment
working Connection
Connection terminal
terminal n
n 5+55C
5
Connection
IP and IKtemperature
Connection
flexible terminal 1-10C
terminal
IPton206mm 5 IK
to
n25
3
storage flexible
temperature
flexible
flexible -20C1 11to
to 6mm
to
toto
6mm 6mm 2
+60C
22 2
IP and
flexible
Standards IK
rigid 1 to 6mm2 IP
1,5
CEtoto20 IK
10mm
+10mmCTICK 3 and CEI 60-669
working rigid
rigid
rigid temperature -10C 1,5
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Twilight switches
Description Must be used in conjunction- Features & benefits
This device controls lighting with a suitable rated contactor LED to show status of
circuits in relation to ambient Protected cable clamps changeover contact
light, based on user settings capacity : Sealable front cover
rigid : 1.5 to 10mm2 Photo-electric cell measures
Technical data flexible : 1 to 6mm2 the light level and in conjuction
Maximum distance : 50m with the relay provides ON /
between photocell and con- OFF control of a circuit.
troller 4 position override switch
Available with electromechani- allowing :
cal programmers - auto: normal operating mode
Switch to select - ON : permanently switched
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adjustment
EE702
EEN003
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Twilight switches (din rail mounted)
Technical specifications
EEN100 EE110
Width in 17.5mm 1 5
Electrical characteristics
voltage supply 230V +10/-15%
frequency 50Hz
consumption 1.5VA maximum
output 1 voltage free changeover contacts
Maximum switching capacity
AC1 16A / 250V
incandescent lamps 2000W
230V halogen lamps 1000W
fluorescent lamps -
non compensated 1000W
fluorescent lamps, compensated 200W
in series 1000W
duo fluorescent lamps 1000W
Functional characteristics
lighting level : 2 ranges 0 to 100 lux and 50 to 2000 lux 5 to 100 lux and 50 to 2000 lux
ON and OFF delay 60 sec
mounting of cell surface surface
programmable no yes
technology electromechan.
cycle 24 hours
programming setting 15 min.
accuracy +/- 6min/year
operating reserve 200h after being connected for 120h
Environment
working temperature -10C to +45C (cell) -30C to +60C (cell)
storage temperature -25C to +70C -20C to +60c
Connection
maximum length between
cell and modular device 50 meters
capacity (modular device) 0.5 to 4mm2
capacity (cell) 0.75 to 4mm2 0.75 to 4mm2
Cells EEN003
Type surface mounting
Dimension (mm) 25x25x20 hole 25mm
Connection 0.75 to 4mm2
Ingress protection IP54
Working and storage temperature -30C to +60C
Wiring diagram
EEN100 EE110
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Twilight switches (surface mounted)
Technical specifications
Dimensions 80 x 40.5 x 95
Supply voltage 230V AC (+10%/-15%), 50Hz
Characteristics of relay NO contact 16A AC1
Incandescent 2300W
Halogen ELV (12 or 24V) via 1500 VA
ferromagnetic or electronic
transformer
Non compensated fluorescent tubes 400W
Compact fluorescents 2000W
Electronic ballast 900W
Connection
flexible 1 to 6 mm2
rigid 1.5 to 10 mm2
Environment
Storage temperature -25C to +60C
Operating temperature -25C to +45C
IP / IK IP55 / IK03
Isolation class 2
Standards NFC 15 100 - IEC 60364-1-EN 60669-2-1
Functional characteristics
Lighting switching-on level Setting by potentiometer from 2
to 1000 lux hysterisis 10%
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for a greener world!
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www.hager.co.in
Wall mounted
PIR detectors
Hager range of PIR detectors are used for movement
detection in outdoor areas and switch ON/OFF the loads
accordingly. The range offers wide viewing angle and a
long frontal detection area to maximise its effectiveness.
Suitable for outdoor applications, thanks to overmoulded Output relay - 10A AC1 and 16A AC1
gasket
Detection area - 16m frontal and 12m dia.
Vertical and horizontal orientation of detection head to
control the detection area of the sensor Time delay settings - from 5 sec. to 30 mins.
Time delay and lux level can be set using IR remote control Lux level settings - from 5 to 1000 lux
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Expert
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head
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and sensitivity of the sensor
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Movement detectors
Description Technical data Features & benefits
These devices are used for EE804 They turn off the light after a
automatic control of lighting in Surface mounted version preset duration
both residential & commercial Time delay and the lux level They are particularly suitable
applications are set via potentiometers for applications like corridors,
They monitor human move- from 1-15 mins. & 5-1000 lux parking areas, washrooms,
ment in their detection zone respectively godowns etc.
and automatically switch on 1 NO contact, 10A They bring comfort and
lights in case human move- enhance security in residential
ment is detected EE805 buildings.
Flush mounted version They guarantee significant
Time delay and the lux level savings in lighting power
are set via potentiometers consumption by switching on
from 1-15 mins. & 5-1000 lux lights only when required
respectively
1 NO contact, 10A
EE804
EE805
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Movement detectors
Technical specifications
EE804 EE805
Mounting surface mounted flush mounted
Voltage supply 230 V AC
Frequency 50 hz
Brightness level 5 to 1000 lux
Lighting output operating time 5 s. to 15 min
Contact rating AC1 10 A
- incandescent 1000 W
- halogen 230 V 1000 W
- halogen ELV via ferro.transfo. 500 VA
- halogen ELV via electro.transfo. 500 VA
- non compensated fluorescent tubes 1000 W
- compensated fluorescent tubes 8 x 58 W
- electronic ballast 8 x 58 W
- fluocompact 10 x 20 W
Terminal capacity 1 to 2.5 mm2
IP IP 21 / IK 03
Working temperature 0C to + 45C
Product dimension EE804 : 105 x p.54 EE805 : 85 x 69.2
Dimensions
EE 804 EE 805
Electrical connections
EE 804 EE 805
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Presence detectors
Description Micro movements are sufficient Direct control of a light load or
Hager presence detectors are to switch on and maintain lights used as a slave for detection
specially suited for applica- on area enlargement
tions like office cabins, confer- Adjustable head orientation Lux level and ON delay setting
ence rooms, cafeteria, class- allows adapting the detection via potentiometers
rooms etc. zone according to rooms con- Test mode in order to set lux
figuration level and the detection area
Features & benefits Lights are inhibited from being
Double lens technology used in switched on if natural light is
hager PIRs offers exceptional sufficient in the room
standards in infrared detection
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Presence detectors
EE810/EE811/EE812
detection areas
Adjustment potentiometers
EE810 EE811
Description
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Presence detectors
Presence detection Assembly
Based on a solution patented by hager, the optical part presence The behavior of commutation will be determined by the passage of
detection rests on a double lens making it possible to obtain a zone of people in the zone of capture of the detector. In exceptional cases, an
rectangular capture. The head of the detector can also swivel to adjust inopportune commutation can be caused by various influences. The
the detection zone. The latter is subdivided in two sections equipped sources of potential parasites should already be evaluated during the
with a density higher than the center and a density to reduce in the study of the project, resp. eliminated before the assembly.
direction of length. in the offices, these detectors should thus be
assembled directly above the places of work, and in the direction of Obstacles decreasing the range of the detector :
length for an installation in corridors (zones of circulation). the partition walls, plants or racks, etc can limit the range of detec-
tion.
Simulated movements :
the presence detectors capture fast modifications of temperature in
the environment of the detector as being movements, for example
at the time of or the stop starting of lowers with hot air, ventilators
etc when the flow of air is directed directly on the lenses or of the
objects near the zone of capture of the detector.
objects being heated slowly do not have a negative influence and
do not cause inopportune commutation.
A side distance > 0.5m should however be respected.
movement presence movement Proximity of the conduits of heating and the bodies of radiators.
detection detection detection luminaries switching on themselves and dying out near the zone of
detection can simulate a displacement (p e.g of the lamps incan-
13 x 7 m (installation max. high 2.5 m) descence or halogen located at a distance < 1m).
objects moving such as mobile machines, robots, posters can also
Detection zone cause an inopportune detection.
Covering a rectangular detection zone of 13 x 7m, the Hager presence
detectors represent an ideal solution for the offices, classrooms, toi-
lets, corridors, markets and garages. In the event of assembly of two
detectors in order to increase the range of detection, it is then rec-
ommended to respect a zone of covering of approximately a meter.
Only two detectors will be thus necessary to cover a 25m length. A
possibility of Master/Slave circuit exists for the communication of only
one group of luminaries. The master presence detector EE812 or
EE811 measures the lighting and the presence, then commutates and
controls the electrical load. Auxiliary presence detectors EE810 detect
only the presence and will announce this one to principal, which will
carry out commutation and regulate the loads. The diagrams of wiring
are illustrated in the respective instructions.
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Presence detectors
EE810 EE811 EE811 Master + EE810 Slave
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Presence detectors
Technical specifications
EE815 EE816
Detection range Movement detection area : Diameter 7m
(product installed at 2.5m height)
Presence detection area : Diameter 5m
(product installed at 2.5m height)
Supply voltage 230 V AC + 10% - 15%
Frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Local lux threshold setting 5 - > 1000 lux 3 modes available
Local time setting 1 min. - > 1h
Commissioning via EE807 for power up, EE807 for power up,
installer remote control absence/presence mode, absence/presence mode, timer,
timer, active/passive cell active/passive cell
Control with IR user - EE808 for ON/OFF override and
remote control dimming up/down
Output 16A AC1 relay output (cut live) : 14V / 50mA (for a DALI bus with 24 ballasts)
2300W Incandescent or 230V No isolation between the mains and
Halogen : > 26000 cycles the DALI bus!
1500W VLV halogen lamps with
ferromagnetic or electronic
or transformer : > 35000 cycles
1000W Fluorescent via
electronic ballast : > 39000 cycles
1000W / 130F Parallel compensated
fluo tubes : > 50000 cycles
23 x 23W Fluo-compact with
electronic ballast : > 20000 cycles
Push button input Phase input for To dim up/down and
absence/presence detection absence/presence detection
(semi-automatic/automatic mode) (semi-automatic/automatic mode)
Same phase as power supply Same phase as power supply
Terminals For 1.5 mm2 rigid/flexible wires
Power dissipation 300 mW 60 mW
Isolation class II II
Protection IP41 / IK03 IP41 / IK03
Operating temperature -10C to +45C -10C to +45C
Storage temperature -20C to +60C -20C to +60C
Standards IEC 60669-1, IEC 60669-2-1, CE Ctick
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Presence detectors
Hyper Frequency Motion Detector - EE883
Installation
269
Presence detectors
Wiring diagrams
Legend
A Lamps B Detector terminals C Single switch D Two switches E Change over switch
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Movement detectors- IP55
Description They provide signi cant Detectors can be mounted in
These devices are made for savings in lighting power corners utilising the relevant
automatic control of lighting in consumption by illuminating corner mounting accessory
both the residential, commer- only when necessary
cial and industrial sectors Products are equipped with
Fresnel lenses that allow high
Features & benefits frontal detection performance
They automatically switch on and downwards detection:
lighting when movement is - 220 frontal detection zone
detected - Twin 220/360 to detect in a
They turn off the circuit after frontal & downwards zone
the preset duration Time, Lux, sensitivity are
They bring comfort and achieved locally, via poten-
enhance security of exterior tiometers
areas It s also possible to set the
These devices are suitable for detectors with an IR remote
outdoor application (IP55) and control which provides speed
can be mounted on wall, ceil- & convenience when setting
ing and corners nal adjustments
IR remote EE806
EE870
EE806
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Movement detectors - IP55
Technical specifications
EE820 / EE830 / EE840 EE850 / EE860 / EE870
Functional characteristics
colour white
detection range 140 / 200 / 360 140 / 220 / 220 +360
vertical head orientation tilt 0 to 30 +90 / -30
horizontal head orientation pan 80
shutters delivered with the products
ceiling mounting w/ accessory EE827 (except EE840) yes
corner mounting (inner/outer corner) w/ accessory EE825 (EE855 for EE840) w/ accessory EE855 white
Settings
lux setting via potentiometer 5 to 1000 lux
timer setting via potentiometer pulse ( 1s ON, 9s OFF) or timer 5s to 15 min
quick setting auto/test position
Electrical characteristics
power supply 230V AC (+10% / -15%), 50Hz/60Hz
output 10A AC1 , relay cutted phase
Load type
incandescent load 1500W 2300W
VLV halogen lamps with conventional transformer 1500VA 1500VA
fluorescent tubes with parallel compensation C= 32F 290W 400W
electronic ballast 580W
fluocompact 10 x 20W 20 x 20W
Environment
IP 55
IK 03
working temperature -20 C to +55 C
storage temperature -20 C to +60 C
Connection
terminals quickconnect with manual release
terminals capacity 1,5 mm2 rigid wires
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EE83x: = 200
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8 m ( 200)
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LED Floodlight - EE600
Description Features & benefits
The LED EE600 floodlight is fit- Motion 220-360 C for the Lock for settings on the device
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emissions from any moving High power LED (60W)
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moves within the detection Detection range: 16 m Brightness value
zone. It remains on for the Hide covers to limit detection Sensitivity
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detector and until no further Horizontal lens shift +/- 80 Rentals
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Technical specifications
Power 60W
Standby Consumption 0.5W
Light color 5700k
Luminous flux 3400lm
Power Supply 230V AC 50/60Hz
Insulation Class II
Wiring 1 to 1,5 mm
Protection index IP55
Functioning temperature -20 to +45C
Storage temperature -20 to +60C
Detection range 220/360
Detection zone 12m
Lux setting 5 to 1000lux
Time setting 5s. to 15min.
Weight 2kg
Dimension 320x150x150mm
Accessories Adjustable shutters, mounting screws
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Installtion
Installation steps:
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Installtion Settings:
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Product description
Technical specifications
Power around 15 W (75 W luminous energy)
and working principles
Colour of the light 4000 Kelvin The EE610 LED lamp is equipped with a detector
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Power supply 230 V AC 50 / 60 Hz emission of heat from any moving body.
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Accessories Mounting screws and wall plugs
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Dimmers
Description Features & benefits Scene inputs
The Hager products are sui- Dimming controlled by bell Control by several push
table for all light sources : push switch : buttons for 300W dimmers
incandescent, LV and VLV - start/stop by short press Universal products with auto-
halogen, fluorescent with dim- - increasing/decreasing by matic recognition of the load
mable electronic ballast maintaining pressure type (inductive / capacitive) for
Fluocompact dimmable light & Softstart (progressive start) to 500W & 1000W dimmers
dimmable 230V LED lamp with increase the lifespan of lamps Electronic protection against
built in supply , very low volta- Memorisation of last dimming overheating and overload
ge dimmable LED lamp (12 V level Indicators :
to 24 V ) with electronic ballast Protection against overheating 230V / overheating / overload
.(300 W & 500 W dimmer ) Control possible by illuminated Load teaching, dimming
pushbutton until 5mA mode, over ride & comfort
Pilot function for 1-10V slave features available in 300W &
dimmers or ballast 500W dimmers
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Dimmers
Description Characteristics Modules Catalogue No.
Load type :
- incandescent
- 230V halogen lamps
- ELV halogen lamps associated
to ferromagnetic transformer
(inductive)
- ELV halogen lamps associated
to electronic transformer (capa-
citive)
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Description Modules Catalogue No.
Time lag switch for automa- - Basic staircase time lag 1 EMN005
tically switching off lights switch
after adjustable time lag. - Pre warning mode
- Double delay mode
- 30 sec to 10 min or 1 hour
adjustible time lag
- Double delay with pre warning
- Contact 16 A 250 V AC1
EMN005
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Dimmers
range overview
Halogen VLV (12 or 24V) ferromagne- EVN012 EV102 pilot : switch to master position
tic transformer suitable
for dimming. EVN004
The transformer shouldn t be used EV102 switch to local position EV102 + n x EV102 (slave position)
with less than 75% of nominal load.
Halogen VLV (12 or 24V) via electronic EVN012 EV102 pilot : switch to master position
transformer
EVN004
EV102 switch to local position EV102 + n x EV102 (slave position)
Controls available
- on the product - - yes yes
- external with illuminated pushbutton yes yes yes yes
- input 1/10 V - - yes (slave) -
- ambient lighting setting - 1 2 levels 2 levels
Types of outputs :
- direct (capacitive/inductive load) yes (only capacitive) yes yes -
- input 1/10 V - - yes (master) yes
Functions :
- protection overheating / overloads yes * yes yes yes
- level indicator - - yes yes
- memorisation yes yes yes yes
- softstart yes yes yes -
Parameter setting :
- mini, max. level - - yes yes
- dimming speed - - yes yes
- speed at start / stop - - yes yes
- transition speed for level call - - yes yes
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Dimmers : Product choice
Choice of dimmers according to : lighting sources, dimming ranges and other characteristics
EVN 004
Choice of pilot dimmers for direct control via 1/10V tranformers or electronic ballast
lighting source 0W 30 kW
VLV halogen lamps supplied by 1/10V
variable transformer EV 108* pilot 1/10 V multi-dimming (a call of memorized levels)
fluorescent lamps or compact fluo
lamps with electronic ballast * conditions to respect :
variable in 1/10V a) S I (ballast 1/10 V), 50 mA b) S I (ballast + lamp), 10 A / AC1
Dimensions
dimmer EV 102 dimmers EV 108
285
Dimmers : Main characteristics
Technical specifications
Functional characteristics
on product (dimming function) - 2 bell push
by remote bell push yes yes
by luminous bell push yes spacing current
5 mA
ambient level 1 level * 2 levels *
levels priority settings 3 levels **
display of dimming level yes 0 to 99 %
Other characteristics
mini / maxi setting mini 1 to 49 %
max 51 to 99 %
output contact for state indication no 1 contact NO
5 A ACI 230 V
DC1 12 V mini 0,1A
memorizing of level and softstart yes
protection against overheating electronic
protection against short-circuits electronic
maximum length for input bell push or 1/10 V 50 m maxi
connection
connection : cage clamps
flexible 1 to 6 mm
rigid 1.5 to 10 mm
environment :
storage temperature -20 C to +60 C -20 C to +60 C -20 C to +70 C
working temperature -10 C to +35 C -10 C to +45 C -10 C to +40 C
(*) Level setting from 0 to 99%. Call of level by pushbutton. Priority setting of level by maintained control (switch).
(**) 3 ambient levels are available in priority setting mode : - level 1 if contact E1 is closed
- level 2 if contact E2 is closed
- level 3 if contacts E1 + E2 are closed
Requirements :
l To calculate the maximum number of lamps, it is necessary to take into account the power loss of ferromagnetic transformers (around 20%)
The transformer should not be used at less than 75% of its nominal load.
l Electronic transformers : take into account approximately 5 % power loss.
l Respect recommandations of manufacturer of the lightings.
l Compact fluorescent lamps with integrated ballast can not be dimmed.
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Technical specifications
Products EV 108
width (in modules) 4
supply voltage
power dissipation 3W
output contact
load system 1/10 V output 1 /10 V max 50 mA (electronic ballast) or
30 EV 102 ; maximum cable connection 1/10 V : 50 m
display of lighting level and setting up yes dimming level from 0 to 99 %
easy for programming and for checking all the settings
functional characteristics
on product ON / OFF 1 bell push
- by local pushbutton
- by illuminated pushbutton
wiring length
ambient level (scenes) 2 inputs = 2 or 3 levels
call scene by pushbutton 2 available levels
priority setting by switch 3 levels from 0 to 99 % E1 and E2 closed = level 3
scene settings
dimming speed
normal dimming by bell push dimming rise time from 4 to 99 seconds from level 0 to 100 %
dimming speed at start 0 to 99 seconds (duration from 0 to 100 %)
- dimming speed at stop 0 to 99 seconds (duration from 100 to 0 %)
- speed to reach ambient level this parameter definises the speed used o
reach the scene level (100%) : 0 to 99min. 59s
mini / maxi setup
soft start and memorization of last level
connection :
flexible
rigid
environment :
storage temperature
working temperature
* Values seized in always correspond to the time needed to go from 0 to 100% : dimmer reads this signal as a slope (or speed) of constant
dimming
Ex. : to go from 50% to 100% in 30 minutes rate 60 minutes to go from 0 to 100% that is to say 30 minutes to go from 50 to 100%
287
Dimmers : Use and characteristics
Dimming principle
Only one button is needed for dimming controls (increasing, decreasing) and switching on and off.
Quick push on button for switch on and off (principle of latching relay). Start always on last memorized level.
Dimming is obtained by maintaining push button. A new push on button will invert the dimming sense.
Functions 01
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Power indication LED red LED switches on to indicate 230V supply
ambient lighting level(scenes) EVN 004 1 input, EV 102 and EV 108 2 inputs
call scene with push button dimming at setted speed to obtain called level
Setup
switching master/slave EV 102, local stand-alone, slave or master system
mini/maxi setup mini/maxi setup by display, except EV100 (potentiometer) mini 1 to
49 %, maxi 51 to 99 %
dimming speed time needed for dimmer starting from normal state to go from 0 to
100 % by push button ; setup from 4 to 99 seconds
dimming speed at start setup from 0 to 99 seconds to go from 0 to 100%
288
Dimmers : Product presentation and connections
Universal dimmer 300W EVN 012
EVN012
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Dimmers : Product presentation and connection
Universal dimmer 1000 W EV 102 (with scene input)
1 LED : Ph
- switched ON = overheating N
- blinking = over-load
2 LED 230 V : switch
- switched ON = OK control :
- blinking = no load connected level forcing
3 Display of lighting level
4 Dimming pushbutton and ON/OFF
5 Setup of lighting level
6 Indication contact output state
5A 230 V AC1
290
Dimmers : Connection in system configuration
Association of dimmer EV 102 with EV 102
291
Time lag switch : Connection and timing diagram
A. Basic mode
Press shortly a bell push to switch on the lights. After an adjustable time
T the lights switch off automatically.
B. Prewarning mode
Press shortly a bell push to switch on the lights. After an adjustable time
T the lights switch off automatically. If you press the push button more
than 3 seconds, a time lag of one hour begins.
1h
Press shortly a bell push to switch on the lights. After an adjustable time
T the lights switch off automatically. If you press the push button more
than 3 seconds, a time lag of one hour begins. A signal (blink) appears
before the end of the lighting period.
292
Energy meters
Description Characteristics - LED flashing according to
Energymeters are aimed to - class B consumption
measure the active energy - accuracy 1% - option: tariff 1 / tariff 2.
consumed by an installation. - energy readout: 7 digits - three phases energymeters are
They permit to have under - backlighted display adapted to all kind of networks
control the real cost of an - indication of instantaneous - display indication in case of
installation and to divide the power consumption bad wiring.
consumption between the - total / partial counter
different appliances. - pulsed output Complies to EN 50470 - 3
- unlimited saving of measures
293
Energy meters
Technical characteristics
Connection diagram
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Project
References
Infrastructure Others
- Mumbai International Airport Ltd. - Akshardham Temple, Delhi
- Cochin International Airport - Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar
- Guwahati Airport - Swaminarayan Mandir, Ahmedabad
- Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi
- Indira Gandhi International Airport Metro,
Delhi
- Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, Delhi
- Jaipur Metro
- Rail Coach Factory, Kapurthala
- Delhi Jal Board
- Chennai High Court
- Defence Research and Development
Organisation, Delhi
- Jaypee Sports City
- Rajiv Gandhi Stadium, Kochi
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