Fault scenario
Switch-off of
residual current
All conductors
External residual current
Only active conductors*
Phase conductor interrupted
All conductors
Neutral conductor interrupted
All conductors
Protective conductor interrupted
All conductors
PEN conductor interrupted
All conductors
Phase and neutral conductor mixed up
All conductors
Phase and protective conductor mixed up
All conductors
Phase and PEN conductor mixed up
All conductors
Voltage-carrying protective conductor
All conductors*
Voltage-carrying PEN conductor
All conductors*
* Tip: If a dangerous external residual current and a dangerous current on the protec-
tive conductor are detected at the same time, the protective conductor contact remains
switched on.
Warranty
All professionally installed, unaltered devices are covered by warranty for the du-
ration of the statutory warranty period from the day of purchase by the end user.
The warranty does not apply to damage incurred during transport or caused by
short-circuit, overloading or improper use. For defects in workmanship or material
that are discovered within the warranty period, the company will provide repair or
replacement free of charge. The warranty will be rendered null and void if the device
is opened without authorisation.
Connection diagram
N
L3
L1 L2
L3’
N’ L1’ L2’
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Usage information
DPRCD-M1
These installation and operating instructions are aimed at qualified
electrical specialists. The installation of devices of this type is not ap-
propriate for electrical laypersons due to the considerable potential
dangers. These installation and operating instructions must be re-
tained, so that they can be referred to at a later stage. The operator of
the electrical installation must be informed about the application and
function of this protective device.
Application instructions and warnings
1.
Devices with visible damage must not be installed or used.
2.
The user must be made aware of regular function testing using the test key T.
3.
If the DPRCD-M1 cannot be switched on when connected to the power, the device
must be replaced.
4.
Disposal is subject to the statutory regulations of the European Union (WEEE/
German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act).
For further information and data sheets, please visit www.doepke.de/en/ and search
by the article number or scan the QR code on the front of the housing.
Intended use
The DPRCD-M1 is intended for installation in a suitable housing which pro-
tects against vibrations and atmospheric influences. For installation in an ap
-
propriate housing, it is possible to create a 3-phase PRCD in compliance with
the DIN VDE 0661 and the DGUV Information 203-006. In addition to the pro-
tection provided in a stationary electrical installation, a PRCD also offers an
increased level of protection against dangerous shock currents. A test key
which is accessible to laypersons enables testing of the switch off function.
Regular testing can also increase the endurance and reliability of the switching de-
vice, as the mechanism of the latch is moved when tripped in addition to the electrical
test.
Electrical connection and installation
The electrical connection must be made in accordance with the terminal designa-
tions on the device. The mains connection is made via the top terminals PE, N, L1, L2
and L3, which are labelled ‘LINE’. The device must be installed on a mounting rail (TS
35) in accordance with DIN EN 60715 in a suitable housing, which must ensure me-
chanical protection, the necessary protection against direct contact and protection
against harmful environmental influences.
Testing and functional check
After connecting the mains voltage, the green LED for displaying a clock-
wise rotational field should illuminate if the terminal is error-free.
The device can now be put into operation. The toggle is in the middle position:
Switching to position ‘1’ is only possible if the toggle has first been moved down to
position ‘0’.
If there is an anticlockwise rotational field, the yellow LED illuminates and it is then
not possible to switch on the DPRCD-M1.
When switched on, the function test (tripping in the event of a residual current) is
carried out using the test button ‘T’. When the key is pressed, the DPRCD-M1 must
trip without noticeable delay. The toggle is then in the middle position. Resetting to
position ‘1’ is only possible if the toggle has first been moved down to position ‘0’. If
tripping does not occur, the device must be replaced immediately.
Operation
When disconnected from the power, the DPRCD-M1 cannot be switched on via
the internal undervoltage trip.
If all five network conductors are connected in the
correct sequence, the green LED illuminates and the DPRCD-M1 can be switched
on. As soon as an error state is detected (e.g. a faulty protective conductor), the red
LED illuminates. In this condition, the device cannot be switched on/is switched off
if the device was not switched on beforehand. Depending on the fault, either only
the active conductors (without PE) or all five conductors are disconnected from the
mains supply. The mechanical position indicating devices show which switching
contact has triggered. Red shows a closed switchgear and green a closed one. The
table below shows the reactions of the DPRCD-M1 in all detectable error scenarios.
Doepke
DE EN
3930308
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09/2022
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Doepke Schaltgeräte GmbH, Stellmacherstraße 11, D-26506 Norden
