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Instruction Booklet 

IB01900004E

Effective July 2016

Magnum breaker remote 

racking device (MRR1000) 

  

EATON

 www.eaton.com

5. 

To begin insertion of the circuit breaker, depress and hold the red 

“IN” button . The motor will begin to turn and the “TURNING” 

light on the faceplate will begin to blink . The “TURNING” light 

will blink repeatedly while the shaft is rotating .

6. 

The circuit breaker and the MRR1000 will begin to travel into the 

cell . The mounting flanges of the MRR1000 will pass through 

the door opening . The rubber gasket that surrounds the breaker 

face will easily push aside . (On arc-resistant style breaker doors, 

the retractable bellows will also permit insertion of the remote 

racking device .)

7. 

When the “TURNING” light ceases to blink 

a

, the breaker 

levering device has reached the end of its travel . Release the 

buttons on the pendant to stop the motor . Breaker “CONNECT” 

position can be verified by the status indicator in the lower right 

corner of the breaker face .

Depending on the position of the shaft/clutch mechanism, the “TURNING” light may be either off 

or steady on to indicate a stopped condition.

CAUTION

THE MOTOR DOES NOT HAVE AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF. ONCE THE BREAKER 

LEVERING DEVICE REACHES THE END OF ITS TRAVEL, THE MOTOR WILL 

CONTINUE TO TURN WHILE THE SHAFT/CLUTCH MECHANISM (FIGURE 11) 

WILL COMPENSATE FOR THE INCREASED TORQUE BY SLIPPING BETWEEN 

THE SHAFT AND MOTOR. CONTINUING TO OPERATE THE MOTOR FOR AN 

EXTENDED PERIOD PAST THE OPERATING LIMITS WILL CAUSE EXCESSIVE 

WEAR ON THE CLUTCH AND MAY PREMATURELY SHORTEN THE LIFE OF 

THE REMOTE RACKING UNIT.

8. 

Withdraw the shaft/motor assembly from the drive socket by 

pulling rearward on the handle . If the shaft seems to bind with 

the drive socket, utilize the “JOG IN” or “JOG OUT” buttons 

described in Step 4 .4 .2 above to free the shaft .

9. 

The levering device access door will close . If the door does not 

close, the breaker is not fully in the “CONNECT” position .

10. 

While supporting the weight of the MRR1000, pull out the locking 

pin (

Figure 2

) to release the locking handle and rotate the handle 

rearward . The unit can now be removed from the circuit breaker .

CAUTION

ALWAYS REMOVE THE REMOTE RACKING DEVICE FROM THE BREAKER 

WHEN NOT IN USE.

4.5 Procedure for remotely tripping or closing  

a power circuit breaker
4.5.1 General

The MRR1000 offers the added safety feature of opening or closing 

the breaker contacts from a distance using the remote pendant .
These instructions assume the breaker is contained within the breaker 

compartment with the MRR1000 attached to the face of the breaker 

per the steps outlined in other portions of this instruction booklet .

4.5.2 Operation

1. 

The levering device access door on the face of the breaker  

must be closed for any open or close operations to function 

(

Figure 1

) . This is an internal safety feature of the Magnum 

DS family of circuit breakers . Failure to close this door will not 

prevent operation of the MRR1000, but operation of the open/

close buttons will not produce any change of state inside the 

circuit breaker .

NOTICE

FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS ON INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND 

MAINTENANCE OF THE MAGNUM DS FAMILY OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS, 

REFER TO THE PUBLICATIONS LISTED IN SECTION 7 OF THIS DOCUMENT.

2. 

To open or close a circuit breaker, move an acceptable distance 

a

 

away from the unit with the remote operating pendant in hand . 

The maximum extension of the control cord is 25 ft (7 .6 m) .

3. 

The operating pendant requires two hands to operate . The 

“ENABLE” button must always be depressed to activate any of 

the other buttons . Depressing the “ENABLE” button will cause 

the “READY” light on the pendant to illuminate . If the “READY” 

button does not illuminate, see Troubleshooting in Section 6 .

4. 

To open the contacts of the circuit breaker, depress the green 

“OPEN” button . The MRR1000 solenoid will fire and activate the 

“OPEN” feature of the circuit breaker .

An acceptable distance shall be determined by completing an Arc Flash Incident Energy Calculation 

and by using the company’s Personal Protective Equipment and Safety Policy.

NOTICE

THE CIRCUIT BREAKER MECHANISM IS INTERLOCKED SUCH THAT 

CHARGED CLOSING SPRINGS ARE AUTOMATICALLY DISCHARGED IF THE 

CIRCUIT BREAKER IS LEVERED INTO OR OUT OF THE CELL. DISCHARGE 

TAKES PLACE BETWEEN THE DISCONNECT AND TEST POSITION. THIS IS 

NORMAL OPERATION.

5. 

To close the contacts of the circuit breaker, depress the red 

“CLOSE” button . The MRR1000 solenoid will fire and activate 

the “CLOSE” feature of the circuit breaker .

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Breaker closing springs require charging before the breaker contacts 

will close . This can be accomplished using the manual charging handle 

present on every breaker; or on electrically operated breakers, springs can 

automatically charge via an electric motor circuit .

NOTICE

FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS ON INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND 

MAINTENANCE OF THE MAGNUM DS FAMILY OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS, 

REFER TO THE PUBLICATIONS LISTED IN SECTION 7 OF THIS DOCUMENT.

WARNING

USE OF THE MRR1000 DOES IN NO WAY OVERRIDE NOR ELIMINATE 

STANDARD SAFETY PRACTICES FOR WORKING WITH POWER CIRCUIT 

BREAKERS. INTERLOCKS AND OTHER SAFETY FEATURES ESSENTIAL 

TO THE TRIPPING OR CLOSING OF THE BREAKER CONTACTS MUST BE 

REGARDED WITH THE UTMOST CAUTION DURING ANY INSTALLATION, 

OPERATION, OR MAINTENANCE OPERATION.

Summary of Contents for Magnum MRR1000

Page 1: ...ption Page Section 1 Introduction 3 Section 2 Safe practices for power circuit breakers 5 Section 3 Receiving handling and storage 5 Section 4 Procedures 6 Section 5 Warranty 12 Section 6 Troubleshoot...

Page 2: ...THIS DEVICE THE CIRCUIT BREAKERS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL ARE DESIGNED AND TESTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THEIR NAMEPLATE RATINGS OPERATION OUTSIDE OF THESE RATINGS MAY CAUSE THE EQUIPMENT TO FAIL RESULTIN...

Page 3: ...rc flash exposure PPE for high levels of arc flash can be bulky hot and uncomfortable This may dissuade personnel from wearing proper protection The best way to limit exposure to arc flash during the...

Page 4: ...klet IB01900004E Effective July 2016 Magnum breaker remote racking device MRR1000 EATON www eaton com A shaft inch mm B handle inch mm Retracted position 2 75 69 85 4 28 108 71 Extended position 4 75...

Page 5: ...quipment during shipment and storage and at the same time to provide convenient handling 3 1 Receiving Until the MRR1000 unit is ready to be delivered to the point of use do not remove it from the shi...

Page 6: ...n until use of pendant buttons as described in Steps 4 3 3 and 4 4 3 below 4 3 Procedure for removing a power circuit breaker 4 3 1 Installation on the circuit breaker face 1 The face of a typical Mag...

Page 7: ...e weight of the MRR1000 rotate the locking handle forward until it clicks into place Figure 5 Figure 4 MRR1000 attachment to breaker Figure 5 MRR1000 locking handle engaged m WARNING FAILURE TO FULLY...

Page 8: ...status of the unit 3 Using the remote operation pendant Figure 9 move an acceptable distance a away from the unit The maximum extension of the control cord is 25 ft 7 6 m Ensure the operator will be a...

Page 9: ...CESSIVE WEAR ON THE CLUTCH AND MAY PREMATURELY SHORTEN THE LIFE OF THE REMOTE RACKING UNIT 8 Withdraw the shaft motor assembly from the drive socket by pulling rearward on the handle If the shaft seem...

Page 10: ...on as indicated by the position indicator on the front of the circuit breaker Figure 10 NOTICE FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS ON INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE MAGNUM DS FAMILY OF CIRCUIT BR...

Page 11: ...ched to the face of the breaker per the steps outlined in other portions of this instruction booklet 4 5 2 Operation 1 The levering device access door on the face of the breaker must be closed for any...

Page 12: ...IES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR MERCHANTABILITY OR WARRANTIES ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE ARE MADE REGARDING THE INFORMATION R...

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