DBTP212 ENv 2

Sales Points - 08/99 - DBTP212EN
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New Masterpact NT and NW
Sales points for each type of
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The new Masterpact NT and NW
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Presentation according to type of customer 2 hours

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Presentation by
type of customer
The new Masterpact NT and NW
meet the needs of
Designers Panel-builders End-users
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Presentation by
type of customer
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Designer needs
Recommend products that respect the environment
Enhance the value of their work
Specify a solution that complies with standards
Modify the system during the design phase
Key points
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Designer needs
ISO
14001
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Recommend products that respect the environment
A true environmental approach
Masterpact NT and NW respect the environment throughout their
life cycle
Manufacture
Compliance with present and future regulations
Easy to recycle
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Enhance the value of their work
Switchboards with
attractively designed
ergonomic devices
Manufacturer s guarantee
on both the switchboard
and devices
Tested switchboards
Integration of new products
in Ecodial
AutoCAD library for all
new products
DWG12, DXF formats, etc.
Extranet
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Designer needs
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Specify a solution that complies with standards
Masterpact NT and NW cover all types of applications and all
markets

Masterpact NT and NW meet international standards
EN 60947-2
UL 489
ANSI C 37-50

Test certificates
ASEFA
ASTA
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Designer needs
Easy replacement of one rating by another
Standardisation of the busbar architecture
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Modify the system during the design phase
Same dimensions and connection layout for each of the three
Masterpact frame sizes
Constant depth P (mm) between the front face and the point of connection
NT 08-16 : fixed: 227.5 drawout: 314
NW 08-40 : fixed: 312.5 drawout: 412.5
NW 40b-63 : fixed: 332.5 drawout: 412.5
A single pole pitch for each of the three frame sizes
NT 08-16 : 70 mm
NW 08-40 : 115 mm
NW 40b-63 : 230 mm (2 x 115 mm)
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Designer needs
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Flexible design phase
Answers to every need
Products that comply with international standards
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type of customer
Panel-builder needs
Optimise switchboard volumes

Save time during switchboard assembly

Modify the switchboard during assembly

Select products easily

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Reduced volume and footprint
Easy integration in industrial control panels
Panel-builder needs
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Masterpact NT, a new power
circuit breaker with optimum design
for 1600 A
before, 700 x 400 mm (W x D) enclosures
now, 400 x 400 mm (W x D) enclosures
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Panel-builder needs
New
New
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Masterpact NW, one size
from 800 to 4000 A
Standardisation of
switchboards up to 4000 A
evolution of Prisma P up to
4000 A (width 700 mm)
Standardisation of
switchboard front panels

One size for 4000 to 6300 A
ratings
Simplified architecture
of high-power switchboards
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Simple design
Reduced costs
Panel-builder needs Optimise switchboard volumes
Reduced installation volumes
Drawout versions - zero safety
clearance
Fixed versions - zero safety
clearance
but leave 150 mm above the arc
chutes for removal during
maintenance operations
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Panel-builder needs
Easy modifications during installation
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Multi-directional connections selected by the customer
Constant depth, whatever the type of connection
Common connection system for both fixed and drawout versions
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Anticipate on switchboard production
Standardise switchboard sections
Panel-builder needs
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Chassis can be supplied separately
Only three types of chassis to stock
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Reduction in the number of connection layouts
Easy modification of switchboard design
Panel-builder needs
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Masterpact NW, a range offering uniform dimensions
Standardisation of busbar architecture
before: 19 different distances between busbar centres
today: 2 (115 and 230 mm)
Constant connection distances
constant thickness (20 mm)
of connection terminals
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Eliminate:
cut-outs on the switchboard front panel
wiring of auxiliaries (source of non quality)
external current sensors
Panel-builder needs Save time during switchboard assembly
Circuit breakers integrating previously separate devices
Ammeter, Voltmeter, Wattmeter, Energy meter, Varmeter, Harmonics analyser
voltage measurement inputs on bottom terminals
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Fast connection systems

Door frame easily mounted from the outside
Fast and simple mounting
Panel-builder needs
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Connection terminals can be modified in the workshop
Transform rear connections into front connections
Change vertical rear connections into horizontal rear connections

Auxiliaries and accessories can be mounted in the workshop
Panel-builder needs
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Panel-builder needs
Interchangeability between devices
Simplified selection
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Common control units
Common auxiliaries and accessories for NT and NW
Control auxiliary Rectangular
sensor for
earth-leakage
protection
Communication
module
Disconnecting cluster

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Panel-builder needs
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Select products easily
Simple quotation and ordering
systems
Paper versions
Included in the catalogue
Order form
Price per function
Prices of spare parts
Dedicated software
Electronic catalogue
Ecobat
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Panel-builder needs
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Uniform dimensions
Standardised connections that can be modified in the workshop
Optimised volumes
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Presentation by
type of customer
End-user needs
Ensure protection in line with today's needs
Operate the installation optimally
Measure electrical parameters continuously
Manage remotely via the communications module
Service the installation in complete safety
Guarantee the continuity of service
Upgrade the installation at any time
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Micrologic
2.0A - 5.0A - 7.0A
Micrologic
5.0P/H - 7.0P/H
End-user needs
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Ensure protection in line with todays needs
Micrologic, a complete range of control units capable of:
Protecting conductors and equipment
against premature ageing of cables as well as the thermal and
electromagnetic effects of overcurrents
Protecting and/or monitoring of loads (I, U, P, E, F)
Protecting against insulation faults
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Protection against risk of fire
End-user needs

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Micrologic for protection
of conductors and equipment
Long-time protection of the phases
and the neutral
Protect against premature ageing of
cables
Adjustable setting range on all
Micrologic units using rating plugs
Setting to within one Amp on Micrologic
P and H
LT setting
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Neutral protection
Adjustment : OFF, 1/2, Full, Double (3 pole breaker only)
Double neutral protection
protection against 3rd-order harmonics summed up in the neutral conductor

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Long-time protection of the phases IDMTL type (Inverse definite
minimum time lag)
Definite time
Standard inverse time
Very inverse time
Extremely inverse time
High voltage fuse

Improvement of discrimination with HV fuses
Better protection of switchgears
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End-user needs
Protection against risk of damage
Micrologic for protection of conductors
and equipment against overcurrents
Short-time protection
For impedant short-circuits (80% of faults)
Instantaneous protection
For solid short-circuits
ST pick-up
ST delay
pick-
up
Inst.
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End-user needs
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Maximum Current (phase, neutral)
Calculation of the demand current over a given time interval
overrun of subscribed demand
Obtain the average current in the presence of major load fluctuations
welding machines, crushers, hoists
Current (I) protection and/or monitoring
Current imbalance
Protect rotating machines (motors, generators) operating on balanced three-
phase power against ageing and slowing
Balance single-phase loads on three-phase distribution systems
Detect phase loss

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End-user needs
Source changeover for voltage drops or failures
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Minimum voltage
Protect motors against voltage drops resulting in loss of torque and a major
increase in the current drawn by the motor
Maximum voltage
Protect loads (motor and transformer) against abnormally high voltages that
can result in irreversible damage
Avoid saturation of transformers

Voltage (U) protection and/or monitoring
Voltage imbalance and loss of phases
Protect loads against vibrations, temperature rise and premature ageing
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End-user needs
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Minimum and maximum frequency
Protect industrial processes against frequency variations of three-phase
motors
paper mills, coiling plants, etc.
Protect generators
minimum: detection of overloads across generator terminals
maximum: detection of generator runaway following loss of mechanical load
Phase inversion
Avoid reversed rotation of motors
Check on coupling between generator and distribution system (phase
sequence)

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Power (P), frequency (F) and phase inversion (rF)
protection and/or monitoring
Reverse power
Protect diesel engines from generators operating as motors
marine applications, generator sets
avoid power transfers between two parallel-connected sources
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End-user needs
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Micrologic for protection against insulation faults
Earth fault protection
Made mandatory by NEC
Residual current Source ground return

Prevent risk of fire
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End-user needs
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against insulation faults
Residual current earth-leakage protection
Made mandatory by standards NFC 15100 and IEC 364
In a TT system, protects life and property against low fault currents
In a TNS system, protects installations where long cables are installed
In an IT system, in the absence of interconnection of exposed conductive
parts of transformers and loads
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End-user needs Operate the installation optimally
Signal when an event occurs with Micrologic
Plan maintenance using Micrologic
Manage events with Micrologic P and H
Determine circuit-breaker position and status easily
Control the circuit breaker locally and remotely
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End-user needs
Real-time monitoring of the phase balance
Overload LED on all control units
Steady yellow LED

Load bargraph on Micrologic A, P and H
Installation load status per phase

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End-user needs
Faster diagnostics
Total control over the installation
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"Trip" alarm
Identifies the type of fault
"Threshold overrun"
programmable alarms
No trip
For load protection
For all power and harmonics
measurements
Control unit watchdog
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End-user needs
Anticipate contact replacement
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Plan maintenance
Operations counter
Mechanical
Electronic on Micrologic P and H (data stored in the Com module)
Maintenance indicator on Micrologic P and H
Contact wear
Highest measured temperature
History of the last ten events
Trips
Alarms
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End-user needs
Rapid analysis of fault causes
Aid in maintenance diagnostics
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Definition of an event
Fault trips
Alarms or trips related to load protection
Detection of a minimum or maximum value
Recording of an event
History of the last ten events (displayable on the Micrologic screen)
Log of the last 100 events (consultable on a supervisor)
Maintenance register
Operate the circuit breaker
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End-user needs
Easy operation through centralisation of data
Aid in diagnostics for fault trips
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Signal events to a supervisor
with the communications
option
Protocol: Digipact, ModBus,
ProfiBus
Control relays
M2C - M6C
Trip audio or visual alarms
Operate another circuit
(load shedding, reconnection)
Run a waveform capture for voltage and current with Micrologic H
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4 - 12 OF contacts
1 - 2 SDE contacts
EF contact
PF contact
CD contact
CT contact
CE contact
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Determine circuit-breaker
position and status easily
Circuit-breaker positions
Connected
Test
Disconnected
Circuit-breaker status
ON or OFF (OF)
Connected and ON (EF)
Ready-to-close (PF)
Fault trip (SDE)
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Control Local Remote Remote
point to point via BUS
Close BPF (mechanical) standard XF com. XF
BPFE (electric)
via test connector
Open BPO (mechanical) MX, MN, MNR com. MX
via test connector
Reset Mechanical indicator Yes Yes (via M2C)
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Control the circuit breaker
locally and remotely
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End-user needs
View consumption trends
Guarantee the operation of equipment
Increase the service life of devices
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Measure and consult electrical parameters
Currents
Micrologic A, P, H
Voltages, power, energy, frequency,
Micrologic P and H
Instantaneous values
Demand current and power
Fixed or sliding interval
Power-quality indicators
Micrologic H
Harmonic distortion (THD)
The fundamentals (A, V, P, S, Q)
Current and voltage harmonics
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End-user needs
Operating ease and savings
Plan device maintenance
Manage remotely
via the communication modules
Determine the circuit-breaker position and status
Open and close the circuit breaker
Display all measurements and settings on a supervisor
View current and voltage waveforms
Set the Micrologic P and H
Consult the registers
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End-user needs
Avoid untimely start-up or shutdown
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Service the installation during operation,
in complete safety
IP 40 degree of protection

Precise connection/
disconnection sequence
Moving part may be set to three
positions

Prohibited access to the
pushbutons
Prevent circuit-breaker operation
by an unauthorised person
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Reinforce the safety of non-electrical personnel
that must open electrical switchboards
Establish LV/LV and HV/LV/transformer operational
locking
End-user needs

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in complete safety
Door locking
The device must be disconnected
before the door may be opened
Keylocking
Device in the open (OFF) position
Chassis in the disconnected
position
Required by standard NFC 13100
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End-user needs
Application of safety procedures
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in complete safety
Positive contact indication

Suitability for isolation
Individual locking of shutters
Protect against direct contacts
Prevent insertion of the circuit breaker
Padlocking (3 padlocks)
Device in the open (OFF) position
Chassis in the disconnected position
Required by standard NFC 15100
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End-user needs Guarantee the continuity of service
Coordination of protection systems
Continuity of service that includes high Isc currents
Maintenance indicator and the operations counter
plan maintenance operations and avoid untimely shutdowns
Alarm programming
ensure maximum continuity of service by signalling immanent shutdowns
Automatic load shedding and reconnection with Micrologic P
and H
ensure continuity of service for a part of the installation
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End-user needs
Avoid risk of unnecessary tripping
Avoid damage to devices
Guarantee the continuity of service
Harmonic distortion indicators (THD)
Signals current and voltage harmonics that can affect device operation
increase in voltage
current overloads (third harmonic in the neutral conductor)
Source changeover systems
Supply via a replacement source all or part of an installation in the event the
normal source fails and thus ensure enhanced continuity of service

Drawout versions
Rapid replacement of the circuit breaker in the event of failure and reduced
down times
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End-user needs Coordination of protection systems
Current discrimination
Ensure the continuity of service in the event of an overload
The IDMTL curves of Micrologic P and H provide discrimination
for 2 Masterpacts with the same rating
for HV fuses upstream or downstream
Time discrimination
Masterpact type N1 and H1: total discrimination
Masterpact H2, H3, L1: partial discrimination up to the instantaneous pick-up
Zone-selective interlocking
Optimise time discrimination:
more discrimination stages
reduce the stresses applied to the installation during a short-circuit

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End-user needs
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Continuity of service that includes
high Isc currents (150 kA)
New H3 performance for Masterpact NW
A high level of discrimination (65 kA) on distribution systems with high
prospective short-circuit currents (150 kA rms)

Excellent limiting with Masterpact NW L1
Significantly limit short-circuit currents (160 kA peak for a prospective Isc of
150 kA rms)
Significantly reduce the stresses applied to the installation
Provide a high level of discrimination (30 kA) with the upstream device
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Change control units
Upgrade the installation:
supervision, analysis of consumption
and energy quality
Add accessories
Improve ease of operation
Modify the device rating
Operation carried out by after-sales
technical support
Integrate the circuit breaker in a supervision network
Simply add the communications module
Install the circuit breaker in older Schneider switchboards
Special installation kit
End-user needs Upgrade the installation at any time
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End-user needs
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Key points
Answers to even the most special needs
Easy integration in supervision systems
Upgradeability and anticipation of future needs
Things will never be the same

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