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R.. e (mm) P (Newton)
R 63..-AMA, R 85..-AMA 1 – –
RR 63..-AMA, RR 85..-AMA 2 4
± 0.2
25
± 10%
3 4
± 0.2
17
± 10%
4 4
± 0.2
13
± 10%
R 125..-AMA, R 170..-AMA 1 – –
RR 125..-AMA, RR 170..-AMA 2 4 ± 0.2 28 ± 10%
3 4
± 0.2
19
± 10%
4 4
± 0.2
14
± 10%
R 200..-AMA, R 260..-AMA 1 – –
RR 200..-AMA, RR 260..-AMA 2 5
± 0.2
37
± 10 %
3 5
± 0.2
25
± 10 %
4 5 ± 0.2 18.5 ± 10%
R 315..-AMA, R 420..-AMA 1 – –
RR 315..-AMA, RR 420..-AMA 2 5
± 0.2
50
± 10%
3 5 ± 0.2 34 ± 10%
4 5
± 0.2
25.5
± 10%
R 500..-AMA, R 550..-AMA 1 – –
RR 500..-AMA, RR 550..-AMA 2 6
± 0.2
87
± 10%
3 6 ± 0.2 58 ± 10%
4 6
± 0.2
44
± 10%
GB F
GB F
e
= 0
N.O.
P
N.O.
Electro-aimants R..-AMA, RR..-AMA
Poles N.O.
NOTA IMPORTANT
La pression P des contacts doit rester comprise dans la plage de tolérance de pression
indiquée, ceci que les tensions d'enclenchement et de déclenchement soient au mini ou au
maxi de la
plage de tolérance de tension .
Retoucher légèrement la pression des contacts, si nécessaire.
Réglages réalisés en usine
Calibres 63 ... 550 A
>> Description .................................................................................................................... page 3/2
>> Identification ................................................................................................................. page 3/4
>> Méthode de réglage ................................................................................................... page 8/12
IMPORTANT NOTE
The pressure P of the contacts must remain in the pressure tolerance range indicated, this
that the operating coil voltage or the tripping coil voltage is on the mini or max. of the
volt-
age tolerance .
If necessary adjust the contact pressure slightly.
R..-AMA, RR..-AMA Electro-magnets
N.O. Poles
Factory Settings
63 ... 550 A Ratings
>> Description .................................................................................................................... page 3/2
>> Identification ................................................................................................................. page 3/4
>> Adjustment ................................................................................................................. page 8/12,