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Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPER ATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL AKD 20 and Entellysis Low voltage switchgear ...

Page 2: ...d in this document is applicable to both products These instructions do not purport to cover all details or variations in equipment nor to provide for every possible contingency to be met in connection with installation operation or maintenance Should further information be desired or should particular problems arise which are not covered sufficiently for the Purchaser s purposes the matter should...

Page 3: ...Receiving handling and storage 14 29 Switchgear description 30 49 Equipment installation 50 54 Installing and removing circuit 55 57 Testing and inspection 58 62 Operating the switchgear 63 Energizing the switchgear 64 70 Maintaining the switchgear 71 85 Appendices ...

Page 4: ...w Elementary Diagram Connection Diagram and Instruction Book This material is located in a forward compartment tagged INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS COMPARTMENT The documentation provides all of the information necessary for installation of the switchgear When requesting information from ABB include the complete data appearing on the equipment nameplate requisition number summary number and elementary diagr...

Page 5: ...anical construction 5 Installing and Removing Circuit Breakers gives a step by step procedure for lifting the breaker from the floor installing it on draw out rails and moving it into the connected position A further procedure is given to withdraw a breaker remove it from the draw out rails and lower it to the floor Also included is a description of the rejection system provided to avoid the inadv...

Page 6: ...ing front view and floor plan 2 Elementary and connection drawings or wiring routing tables which indicate and identify test and connection points including terminal blocks device studs switch contact developments and remote connections 3 Summary of switchgear equipment which is a list of all the components furnished with the switchgear including the breakers identified by catalog number These are...

Page 7: ...re packed in a switchgear section instead of a separate crate the list will indicate the appropriate section number in which they are stored Large items such as breaker lifting devices and dollies used with indoor equipment will always be shipped in separate crates or cartons See Fig 2 2 Inspecting for damage All equipment leaving the factory is carefully inspected and packed by personnel experien...

Page 8: ...IS LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHGE AR Spare compartment Carton containing loose material Shipping label listing contents of carton 1 2 3 Fig 2 1 Packaging of loose material for shipment Fig 2 2 Carton containing breaker lifting device ...

Page 9: ...ch with a minimum load rating of twice the weight of the switchgear Estimated weights for shipping splits appear on the Front View drawings Example Switchgear section weight 5 000 pounds The crane and the four lift cables must have a minimum load lifting capacity of 10 000 pounds Note The angle between the cables and the top of the equipment must be at least 45 degrees If this is not possible beca...

Page 10: ...closure Warning label is located on each side by the lifting plate Front view Fig 2 5 Recommended method of lifting outdoor enclosure using cable spreaders Side view Spreaders and timber not furnished with equipment Front Timber 1 Lifting plate 2 Lifting plate mounting bolts 3 Shipping skid 1 2 3 ...

Page 11: ...sides and above the switchgear equipment as shown in Fig 2 5 Proceed to lift and place the outdoor switchgear utilizing all the precautions and requirements that apply to lifting the indoor switchgear The lifting plates Fig 2 4 should be removed after the equipment is permanently anchored so passageways at the ends of the equipment will not be obstructed Rollers If crane facilities are not availab...

Page 12: ...e déplacer uniquement dans le sens parallèle à l avant 6 Carefully lower the gear until it rests on the rollers Fig 2 7 7 While carefully pushing the switchgear to its final site position the rollers that are freed from the rear of the switchgear are then repositioned at the forward end This procedure should be continued until the switchgear is in its final location Fig 2 8 8 When the switchgear i...

Page 13: ...witchgear raising the gear far enough to place the appropriate number of rollers under the skids spacing them evenly across the width of the line up Gently lower the gear onto the rollers 3 While carefully pushing the switchgear to its final site position the rollers that are freed from the rear of the switchgear are then repositioned at the forward end This procedure should be continued until the...

Page 14: ...n is required On outdoor switchgear equipment this may be accomplished by making a temporary power supply connection to the heaters already installed in the equipment Caution If the space heaters are to be temporarily energized from external source it is important to remove the fuses on the secondary side of the control power transformer This precaution is to prevent a feedback of higher voltage t...

Page 15: ...ctive devices controls and instrumentation It may also be an integral part of a load center unit substation either singleended or double ended 3 Switchgear description Intersectional control wiring trough Breaker or instrument compartment A B C D Breaker compartment Breaker compartment Breaker compartment Neutral bus Vertical riser bus bars Cable termination area Breaker compartment run back and c...

Page 16: ...are provided with self aligning primary and secondary disconnecting contacts breaker locking mechanism and integral trip unit The individual sections compartments and devices are described in the following paragraphs Figure 3 2 is an outline of a typical single ended load center unit substation illustrating the nomenclature used for all equipment A A A B B B C C D D D A B Primary section Transform...

Page 17: ...imary circuits 1 Network interlock trip set fuse optional 2 Network interlock reset fuse optional 3 Circuit breaker close fuse 4 Circuit breaker trip fuse 5 Circuit breaker charge fuse 1 Control circuit fuses 2 Pilot lights 3 RELT switch and indication 1 2 3 Fig 3 3 AKD 20 instrument panel Fig 3 3 Fig 3 5 Entellisys EntelliGuard messenger Circuit breaker control fuse panel Entellisys only Control ...

Page 18: ...e the processing capability to support all switchgear functions At least one HMI Human Machine Interface provides user access to the Entellisys system Network switches provide communication links between the CPU the HMI the EntelliGuard Messengers and the external world A pair of uninterruptible power supplies UPS s and control power throw over relays supply highly reliable control power to these ...

Page 19: ...y grounded steel barriers on the top sides bottom and front In the back a flame retardant track resistant glass filled polyester base minimizes the possibility of fault communication between compartments or to the bus 1 Access port to racking mechanism 2 Racking handle 3 Breaker position indicator 4 Circuit breaker door frame and gasket 1 Primary disconnect stab tip typical 2 Secondary disconnects...

Page 20: ... opened when the circuit breaker is closed and in the CONNECTED position Although the breaker compartment door may be opened in any position it is recommended that the door only be opened when the breaker is in the DISCONNECTED or WITHDRAWN position Prudence Vous ne devez PAS ouvrir la porte lorsque le disjoncteur est fermé et en position CONNECTED connectée Bien que vous puissiez ouvrir la porte ...

Page 21: ...rs are closed when the breaker is in the DISCONNECT Position As the circuit breaker is racked from the DISCONNECT Position to the TEST Position the shutters remain fully closed As the breaker is racked from the TEST Position to the CONNECTED Position the shutters open allowing the breaker to connect to the primary disconnects Figure 3 13 shows the shutter assembly with the shutter in the open posi...

Page 22: ... wide sections Envelope 2 EntelliGuard circuit breaker 3 200 ampere frame size Up to 100kAIC interrupting rating Available in 22 inch wide sections Envelope 3 EntelliGuard circuit breaker 5 000 ampere frame size Up to 150kAIC interrupting rating Available in 38 inch wide sections Fig 3 14 EntelliGuard E circuit breaker Fig 3 15 Fig 3 14 Fig 3 15 EntelliGuard G circuit breaker shown with draw out r...

Page 23: ...mmodate the space requirements The compartment doors on the front of the sections are hinged and latched in the same manner as breaker compartment doors Generally transition sections will be 22 inches wide for close coupling to transformers and match and line up to non ABB equipment Power company metering requirements generally require either a 38 inch or 49 inch wide auxiliary section to accommod...

Page 24: ...ent The horizontal bus bars are supported by the power connectors which are bolted to the vertical bus bars All bolted supports and connections are accessible from the rear for maintenance The bus area is fully isolated from the breaker instrument and auxiliary compartments by the molded bases or glass polyester sheet 1 Enclosed fuse block 2 Open fuse block 1 Vertical riser bus 2 Run ins to breake...

Page 25: ...rt of a Load Center Unit Substation If because of shipping and or handling considerations the equipment cannot be handled in one piece it can be split into two or more shipping sections at the factory The individual shipping splits require both mechanical and electrical connections between sections to be made in the field At these shipping splits provisions are made for bolting all buses and makin...

Page 26: ...y or existing equipment Insulation and isolation of the vertical riser bus bars Fig 3 25 is provided by installing phase isolation barriers not shown between the bus bars and by the vertical bus barrier which covers over the bus bars The phase isolation barriers and riser bus covers are constructed from insulating material Insulation of the horizontal main bus bars is achieved by an oven cured coa...

Page 27: ...ent to the breaker compartments are called run in bars and are bolted to the riser bus bars Insulated run back bars are for connecting load conductor cabling 1 Molded base 2 Vertical riser buses cover removed to show bus location 3 Vertical bus bracing 4 Run in conductors 5 Insulated run backs 1 Vertical bus barrier 2 Insulated bus bar epoxy coated 3 Joint cap 4 Nylon thumb screw Fig 3 25 Bus syst...

Page 28: ...t control wiring 2 Terminal boards 3 Space for purchaser s field control wiring 1 Cable lugs mechanical type When furnished the terminal boards Fig 3 28 for such connections are located in an enclosed vertical wiring trough mounted on the side of the cable compartment The trough is of steel construction with bolted covers to provide an isolation barrier between the control wiring and the adjacent ...

Page 29: ... 3 30 and a 115 volt GFCI convenience outlet are standard devices supplied with front aisle outdoor switchgear equipment Also included in the walk in front aisle area are the breaker lifting device and storage provision for the breaker lifting device operating crank as shown in Fig 3 30 A double wide door with panic latch is provided for breaker loading Fig 3 29 Cable termination compartment Fig 3...

Page 30: ...t all times to prevent condensation within the switchgear Heaters are fed by the control power transformer The on off control switch is located in the walk in front aisle 1 Rear cable compartment floor standard on outdoor optional on indoor not shown 2 Run backs and cable lugs compression type 3 Space heater Outdoor switchgear may also be provided without the walk in front aisle Non walk in outdoo...

Page 31: ...ion il est important de passer en revue tous les dessins fournis notamment les dessins d organisation de l équipement les dessins pour l installation sur site les dessins des connexions élémentaires et distantes les dessins des connexions mécaniques ainsi que le récapitulatif de la liste des équipements All expendable hardware for shipping purposes only is painted yellow or tagged with yellow adhe...

Page 32: ...dation must be flat and level in all planes Refer to Fig 4 1 for definition of flat and level Foundation preparation indoor equipment Refer to Fig 4 2 along with the owner s foundation construction drawings and the supplemental installation drawings Although the indoor switchgear equipment can be mounted directly on a smooth level floor it is recommended that recessed steel channels be installed f...

Page 33: ...inimize usage of production floor space Regardless of the type of mounting surface the requirement for a smooth level surface remains If studs or anchor bolts are to be used they should be installed in the foundation as it is poured It is important that the studs or bolts are spaced to agree with dimensions given on the job drawings The dimensions between anchor bolts for a particular installation...

Page 34: ...l feature is provided it will reduce the available cable entry space by 5 inches All dimensions are in inches Equipment Depth A inches Direction of Cables B inches 54 Below 19 Above 24 60 Below 25 Above 30 67 Below 32 Above 37 74 Below 39 Above 44 Fig 4 3 Floor plan and cable entry space indoor enclosure ...

Page 35: ...a structural stabilization channel Although the equipment can be mounted directly on a smooth level surface it is recommended that recessed steel channels be installed to support the switch gear The floor channel sills under the front center and rear of the switchgear base should be embedded in a level concrete slab with their top surfaces flush with the finished floor Note Four 4 clamp plates are...

Page 36: ...r equipment Remarque Avant le montage et l installation des équipements de commutation la fondation doit être absolument niveau et exempt de débris pour prévenir les dommages et possible mauvais fonctionnement de l équipement Note The factory must be consulted for anchoring recommendations for equipment subject to operational and or environmental seismic shock loading Remarque Veuillez consulter l...

Page 37: ... équipement y compris le transformateur le cas échéant doivent être solidement fixées les unes aux autres pour que vous puissiez serrer les boulons d ancrage fixant l équipement à la surface de montage 1 1 Indoor Lifting Plates Fig 4 6 Fig 4 6 Lifitng plate location Detailed assembly and installation instructions indoor equipment The recommended procedure for installation of an indoor switchgear o...

Page 38: ...ol and metering circuits Warning All switchgear equipment must be adequately grounded for safety Failure to ground equipment properly may result in serious injury Avertissement Pour des raisons de sécurité tout l équipement de l appareillage électrique doit être correctement mis à la terre Faute de cela il existe un risque important de blessures graves Fig 4 10 illustrates the general location of ...

Page 39: ...on to the bolted fastening of the splice plate to the two ends of the ground bus self tapping 1 4 20 bolts pass through the splice plate and ground bus stubs and thread into the equipment frame These bolts should be fastened with a torque of 7 9 ft lbs If a transformer rated above 750 kVA is present in the line up a ground bar located in the transition compartment Fig 4 12 is provided for connecti...

Page 40: ... The installation of the horizontal bus splice bars is with bolted joints Figs 4 14 and 4 15 illustrate the assembly of the main bus splice plates on the bolted bus system Copper bus systems are normally supplied with flat washers and lock washers Fig 4 14 shows the rear view of the main busarea with the installed splice plates indicated with cross hatching Fig 4 15 shows that a spacer is used bot...

Page 41: ...s is 35 40 ftlbs Interconnect control wiring Interconnect control wiring is located in the wire trough at the top front side of the equipment and runs the length of the lineup 6 Interconnect control wiring Interconnection of control wiring across shipping splits is accomplished by connecting to terminal blocks located in the cross section wiring trough on top of the equipment shown in Fig 4 16 If ...

Page 42: ...d with the equipment 3 Align sections Align the two sections with the mating surfaces butted together 4 Fasten sections together Referring to Fig 4 17 the mating sections of the outdoor enclosure should be immediately bolted together including the front and rear vertical posts and the roof flange Each vertical post will require ten 3 8 16 x 1 inch bolt assemblies see Fig 4 19 the roof flange will ...

Page 43: ...he switchgear equipment within the outdoor enclosure should be joined to its mating sections in the manner described for indoor equipment in Section 4 Step 3 referenced on page 32 Fig 4 18 Cross section view of assembled roof joint Fig 4 19 Door seals Fig 4 18 Fig 4 19 9 Make electrical interconnections The installation of bus splice plates for themain horizontal neutral and ground buses should be...

Page 44: ...hod is by plug welds Fig 4 21 using the anchor bolt holes in the rear sill angle The plug weld should receive a minimum 1 2 inch bead around the entire circumference of the anchor bolt hole A second method of securing the front and rear sill angles to the channel sill is the use of two linear fillet welds for each section It is recommended that each weld be 2 1 2 inches long min with a 3 16 inch f...

Page 45: ...nnector blocks mounted on the switchgear riser bus bars These connections are made with 1 2 13 NC bolts supplied with the switchgear equipment Note To maintain the minimum contact resistance across bolted bus joints it is recommended that the joint contact surfaces be coated with a film of lubricating grease A can of this grease is supplied with the equipment Do not put grease on the bolt threads ...

Page 46: ...cordance with values shown in the torque Table A 3 in Appendix A of this Instruction Book Caution The torque values shown in the table are for dry threads only Do not grease or otherwise lubricate the threads on the cable terminals as this will permit over tightening of the screw and possible damage to the terminal or cable Prudence Les tensions de serrage indiquées dans le tableau sont valables u...

Page 47: ...ous nylon rope or equivalent minimum 2000 pounds tensile strength at 6 inches from the main cable terminals make five revolutions around the A and B phase main cables making sure the rope does not overlap Make five revolutions around the B and C phase main cables With the remaining rope wrap around the main cable lashing between the B and C phase and the cable brace if present with a minimum of 5 ...

Page 48: ...fting device should be lifted into position on top of the switchgear so that the end with two rollers is toward the rear of the equipment Fig 4 28 The rear wheels can then be hooked under the channel and the front wheels can be positioned on the front track See Fig 4 29 The runner guide at the rear should then be reassembled Fig 4 30 Stop blocks are provided at each end of the front track to preve...

Page 49: ...r splice over both sections of the shipping split and align the four mounting holes Install the four screws that were previously removed 1 After the splice plates have been installed run the breaker lifting device over the assembled shipping split to check the alignment of the rail and runner If necessary adjust the rail and or runner for smooth operation of the rollers on the breaker lifting devi...

Page 50: ...ich the enclosure will be mounted to according to the drawing supplied with the enclosure 3 Attach the enclosure to the wall or other structure using 3 8 inch bolts flat washers and if the bolts are not self threading lock washers and nuts To ensure proper sealing and enclosure protection rating use the provided sealing washers Installing the sealing washers inside the enclosure with the tapered c...

Page 51: ...mmary the front view drawings and on the identification card on the breaker shipping carton The breaker may also be identified using the 20 digit catalog number AKD 20 Only or using the 10 digit catalog number Entellisys Only 3 To locate the breaker in the proper compartment refer to the breaker location list on the front view drawing Find the proper breaker by the identification card on the break...

Page 52: ...s étranger 2 Assurez vous que le disjoncteur est du type approprié pour le compartiment 3 Vérifiez que le disjoncteur est OPEN ouvert 4 Appliquez une fine couche de graisse sur les sectionneurs principaux du disjoncteur 5 Assurez vous que l indicateur de position sur la cassette est en position DISCONNECTED déconnectée et correctement positionné pour l installation Pour cela ouvrez la porte de la ...

Page 53: ... 3 lifting beam GLD4F12 4 Envelope 1 or 2 lifting beam GLD4F3 Envelope 3 lifting beam Table 5 3 EntelliGuard lifting beams 4 Using the switchgear breaker lifting device or a suitable lifting mechanism and the appropriate lifting beam raise the breaker above the elevation of the breaker compartment rails Warning Do not stand under the circuit breaker during the lifting or lowering operation Avertis...

Page 54: ...reaker will interfere with the rejection pins in the compartment prior to reaching the disconnect position At this point the racking forks on the cassette are contacting the fixed racking pins on the breaker 9 Slide rails back into compartment Close the compartment door and rotate latch turn counter clockwise 10 Engage the racking handle by using a slot screwdriver to open the racking shaft door b...

Page 55: ... turning clockwise Insert the racking handle and rotate it counterclockwise until the breaker travels from CONNECT through TEST to the DISCONNECT position as shown by the position indicator This operation should be performed with the door closed If the breaker closing spring is fully charged it will be automatically discharged when the breaker is moved to the WITHDRAWN position 3 Open the compartm...

Page 56: ... Messenger for each circuit breaker may be at any setting when shipped from the factory and must be correctly set prior to energization of the equipment Remarque Le paramètre de l unité de déclenchement de chaque disjoncteur peut être défini sur n importe quelle valeur après la livraison Il doit être correctement défini avant toute alimentation de l équipement General instructions for setting the ...

Page 57: ...ST position is not suitable for inspection and maintenance of the breaker and should therefore be used only for testing breaker operation Refer to the appropriate breaker instruction manual for other preoperational checks on the breakers See DEH 41304 AKD 20 Only or DEH 41526 Entellisys Only 6 4 EntelliGuard trip units AKD 20 only The calibration of the EntelliGuard trip unit should be checked wit...

Page 58: ...rate properly An auxiliary source of control power may be necessary to provide power to the electrical operators a Entellisys Only Using the Entellisys HMI exercise all EntelliGuard circuit breakers to determine all devices are functioning correctly For Entellisys HMI instructions reference DEH 501 5 Test the ground fault protection system if furnished in accordance with the manufacturer s instruc...

Page 59: ...y charge the closing springs This will not close the breaker contacts The charge indicator will show CHARGED on a yellow background Opening Operation A mechanically operated OPEN button mounted on the breaker escutcheon operates the trip shaft to open the breaker 7 Operating the switchgear Opening operation Entellisys only The Entellisys HMI may also be used to electrically open the breaker Electr...

Page 60: ... ready for removal Draw out operation All breakers are supported on the draw out rails mounted on the side walls of the cassette On EntelliGuard breakers two wheels on each side of the breaker rest on each draw out rail Motion is provided by a mechanism mounted on the bottom of the cassette This mechanism drives racking cams which engage pins anchored to each side of the breaker The cams are drive...

Page 61: ...in plate and allow the pin to drop out of the hinge block See Fig 7 5 3 Move the top of the door away from the switchgear avoiding the door stop and lift the door out of the lower hinge pin socket Retain the washers Door installation To install the switchgear door proceed as follows 1 Insert washer then place lower hinge pin into hinge pin socket on switchgear See Fig 7 5 2 Swing door open positio...

Page 62: ...when the breaker is tripped The key actuates a cam that elevates the trip bar on the cassette and the breaker is rendered trip free Key interlock operation check The operation of the key interlock should be checked as follows 1 With the breaker in the CONNECT position manually trip the breaker This then allows the key interlock to elevate the trip bar When the trip bar is elevated the breaker cann...

Page 63: ...lation d un obturateur présente un risque de choc électrique et de brûlure N installez pas d obturateur sauf si l équipement n est plus alimenté Vous courez sinon le risque de vous blesser gravement Padlocking the cassette The circuit breaker compartment door must be opened to put the padlock on however there is no interference with the door after the padlock has been placed in position Padlocks w...

Page 64: ...nergized If problems caused by damage or poor installation practices have not been detected in the checkout procedure described previously serious damage can result when power is turned on Prudence La première alimentation de l appareillage électrique présente potentiellement un danger Par conséquent un électricien qualifié doit être présent Si des problèmes dus à des dommages ou à une mauvaise in...

Page 65: ...ual check of the switchgear devices and all connections should be made as a minimum requirement Equipment subject to highly repetitive operation may require more frequent maintenance A permanent record of all maintenance work should be kept The record should include a list of periodic checks and tests made the date they were made the condition of the equipment and any repairs or adjustments that w...

Page 66: ...65 AKD 20 AND ENTELLYSIS LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHGE AR ...

Page 67: ...es d alimentation Cela inclut également la coupure de toutes les connexions vers des sources principales ou secondaires extérieures telles que des transformateurs lignes d interconnexion etc Checks after breaker is de energized At the time of inspection the following checks should be made after the breaker has been de energized 1 Manually operate the breaker several times checking for obstructions...

Page 68: ...nterconnexion etc Lubrication In general the circuit breaker requires moderate lubrication Bearing points and sliding surfaces should be lubricated at the regular inspection periods with a thin film of lubricant Before lubricating remove any hardened grease and dirt from latch and bearing surfaces with mineral spirits then wipe with a clean rag Caution All excess lubricant should be removed with a...

Page 69: ...busway compartment Inspect and check the cable and busway compartment as follows 1 Inspect all power cable connections for signs of overheatingand tighten all connections If severe discoloration or if damage is apparent remove the damaged portion of the cable Caution Be sure the condition which caused the over heating has been corrected before energizing Prudence Veillez à ce que le problème à l o...

Page 70: ...69 AKD 20 AND ENTELLYSIS LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHGE AR ...

Page 71: ...in the acrylic enamel with D5B9 Xylol part number 21525038000 This thinning should only be necessary if the paint was received in a five gallon drum or more The recommended viscosity for the W42713 topcoat should be 24 32 seconds with a 2 Zahn cup The curing schedule for PPG W42713 is dust free in 5 minutes touch in 30 minutes handle in 60 minutes full cure in 7 days Both the primer Sherwin Willia...

Page 72: ...00 700 000 750 000 300 800 000 900 000 1 000 000 400 1 250 000 1 500 000 1 750 000 2 000 000 500 Table A 1 Torque values for low voltage equipment electrical joint hardware other than cable terminals copper tin or silver plated Table A 2 Torque values for cable terminals 1 These torque values are for non lubricated threads 2 Standard nut with conical spring washer or lock washer 1 These torque val...

Page 73: ...sette The rejection is accomplished by pins on the sides of the breaker and the blocks on the sides of the cassette Rejection feature This factory installed pin and gate device prevents the insertion of a circuit breaker into a cassette if the nominal rating of the breaker is incompatible with that of the cassette and its ancillary equipment The information in the following appendices lists the av...

Page 74: ...Envelope 1 ANSI circuit breaker ANSI BR 800 P 100 kA TOP ANSI 800 H 85 kA TOP ANSI BR 800 N 65 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 800 S 65 kA Top mounted ANSI 1600 P 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 1600 H 85 kA TOP ANSI BR 1600 N 65 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 1200 S 65 kA Top mounted ANSI 2000A P 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 2000A H 85 kA TOP ANSI BR 2000A N 65 kA SQ TOP ...

Page 75: ... G circuit bre aker rejection fe atures AKD 20 Only Envelope 1 ANSI non automatic switch ANSI SW 800 H 42 kA TOP ANSI SW 800 S 42 kA Top mounted ANSI SW 1600 H 42 kA TOP ANSI SW 1200 S 42 kA Top mounted ANSI SW 2000A H 42 kA TOP ...

Page 76: ...r Envelope 2 Single Cluster ANSI Non Automatic Circuit Breaker ANSI BR 800 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 800 E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 1600 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 1600 E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 2000 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 2000 E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI SW 800 M 65 kA TOP ANSI SW 1600 M 65 kA TOP ANSI SW 2000 M 65 kA TOP ...

Page 77: ...2 double cluster ANSI circuit breaker ANSI BR 800 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 800 E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 3200A M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 3200A E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 1600 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 1600 E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 3200 N 65 kA SQ Top mounted ANSI BR 2000 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 2000 E 85 kA SQ TOP ...

Page 78: ... AND ENTELLYSIS LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHGE AR Envelope 2 Double Cluster ANSI non automatic circuit breaker ANSI SW 800 M 65 kA TOP ANSI SW 3200 M 65 kA SQ Top mounted ANSI SW 1600 M 65 kA TOP ANSI SW 2000 M 65 kA TOP ...

Page 79: ...ly Envelope3 ANSI circuit breaker ANSI BR 3200 W 200 kA TOP ANSI BR 3200 L 150 kA TOP ANSI BR 3200 B 100 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 4000 W 200 kA TOP ANSI BR 4000 L 150 kA TOP ANSI BR 4000 B 100 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 5000 W 200 kA TOP ANSI BR 5000 L 150 kA TOP ANSI BR 5000 B 100 kA SQ TOP ...

Page 80: ...ANSI circuit breaker Envelope 3 ANSI non automatic circuit breaker ANSI BR 4000 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 4000 E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI BR 5000 M 100 kA TOP ANSI BR 5000 E 85 kA SQ TOP ANSI SW 3200 B 100 kA SQ TOP ANSI SW 4000 B 100 kA SQ TOP ANSI SW 5000 B 100 kA SQ TOP ...

Page 81: ...uit breaker rejection features Entellisys Only Entellisys 800A P 100 kA TOP Entellisys 800A H 85 kA TOP Entellisys 800A N 65 kA SQ TOP Entellisys 800 S 65 kA Top mounted Entellisys 1600 P 100 kA TOP Entellisys 1600 H 85 kA TOP Entellisys 1600 N 65 kA SQ TOP Entellisys 2000 P 100 kA TOP Entellisys 2000 H 85 kA TOP Entellisys 2000 N 65 kA SQ TOP ...

Page 82: ...SWITCHGE AR Envelope 2 single cluster ANSI circuit breaker Entellisys 800A M 100 kA TOP Entellisys 800A E 85 kA SQ TOP Entellisys 1600 M 100 kA TOP Entellisys 1600 E 85 kA SQ TOP Entellisys 2000 M 100 kA TOP Entellisys 2000 E 85 kA SQ TOP ...

Page 83: ...ndix D EntelliGuard E circuit bre aker rejection fe atures Entellisys Only Envelope 2 Double Cluster ANSI Circuit Breaker Entellisys 3200 M 100 kA TOP Entellisys 3200 E 85 kA SQ TOP 3200 N 65 kA SQ Top mounted ...

Page 84: ...aker Entellisys 3200A W 200 kA TOP Entellisys 3200A L 150 kA TOP Entellisys 3200A B 100 kA SQ TOP Entellisys 4000 W 200 kA TOP Entellisys 4000 L 150 kA TOP Entellisys 4000 B 100 kA SQ TOP Entellisys 5000 W 200 kA TOP Entellisys 5000 L 150 kA TOP Entellisys 5000 B 100 kA SQ TOP ...

Page 85: ... EntelliGuard E circuit bre aker rejection fe atures Entellisys Only Envelope 3 ANSI Circuit Breaker Entellisys 4000 M 100 kA TOP Entellisys 4000 E 85 kA TOP Entellisys 5000 M 100 kA TOP Entellisys 5000 E 85 kA TOP ...

Page 86: ...t breaker information For all circuit breaker information including ratings weights accessories etc reference DEH 41304 AKD 20 Only or DEH 41526 Entellisys Only at abb com lowvoltage In Publication Library select publication number type in this DEH number and click Go ...

Page 87: ...86 Appendix E ...

Page 88: ... and correct it makes no representations or warranties of any kind express or implied about the completeness accuracy reliability suitability or availability with respect to the information products services or related graphics contained in the document for any purpose Any reliance placed on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk ABB reserves the right to discontinue any product o...

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