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Technical Data  

TD534-0501002U

Instructions for the Installation,

Operation and Maintenance

of W-SLC-7.2

Effective January 2013

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Supplied documents and accessories

•  Product qualification certificate

•  Factory inspection report

•  Instruction Book

•  Shipping document 

•  Schematic diagrams

Ordering information

When ordering, please notify:

•  Product type numbers, style numbers and quantities

•  For other special requests, please notify

Safety precautions

•  Notice: Protect the vacuum interrupter from impact from external  
    objects. Please follow the instruction book for inspection before 
    putting into use. Only after it’s confirmed as qualified, the W-SLC
    is ready for use.

•  Before maintenance, do not conduct any maintenance work 
    when panels and secondary circles are live.

•  Do not conduct maintenance when the contactor is closed.

•  Make sure to remove all the tools before operating the unit.

•  Lifting lugs shall be removed from the unit and should be stored 
    properly for back up use.

a)  During circuit resistance testing, testing current should not    
     go through primary disconnect springs;

b)  Do not loosen the parts sealed on the frame and 
     mechanisms. If required for adjustment, please ask trained 
     staff or manufacturer’s staff to carry out the procedure.

1. In order to prevent unexpected accidents, works such as 

adding lubricants to operating mechanisms shall be conducted 
with the contactor in the open position

2. Trouble shooting for the W-SLC should be performed by 

trained staff or manufacturer’s service people, in order to make 
proper adjustments

3. If users need to conduct parameter testing for the W-SLC, 

please pay attention to following notices:

3. Use special tool (the part No. is 534-8161200) for assembling  
    fuse tube to remove movable fuse holder cover, see Figure 8;

4. Put on clean electrician gloves and remove the fuse, see Figure 9;

5. Check the sliding-connecting spring contact fingers on both 

ends of fuse holder, to make sure that there is no abnormity or 
deformation in the fuse holder. Then add a small amount of 
conductive paste evenly on the inner side of each spring contact 
finger (the side contacting the fuse), see Figure 10 and Figure 11;

6. Hold a new fuse in hand. Take care to notice that the striker pin 

side is facing inwards. After center alignment is confirmed, push 
it to the end at a constant speed in a horizontal direction;

7. Mount the head of fuse holder, and use special tool (the part No. 

is 534-8161200) to assemble the fuse tube and to fasten the 
movable fuse holder cover into position;

8. Mount screws to fasten the movable fuse holder cover and use 

inner hexagon spanner to tighten;

9. Use the other end of the special tool (the No. is 534-8161200) to 

measure the length by which the fuse is above the fuse unit 
base, to make sure that the plane of upper arm is within the 
notch range, see Figure 12;

10. Check for abnormity in spares and parts including primary 
      contact. Check any removed spares and parts which have not  
      mounted back;

11. Conduct again opening and closing operation tests, to 
      make sure that operating and interlocking work properly; 

12. Rack into the panel once again. Use the cradle racking handle 
      to rack the W-SLC-7.2 to ‘Service’ position, to be ready for   
      operation. 

Notice: 

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Summary of Contents for W-SLC-7.2

Page 1: ...ation and technical data Product structure and working principles Main device structure Operation principles Fuse interlocking Cradle interlocking Dimensions Schematic wiring diagram Mounting commissioning and operating Receiving handling and storage Commissioning and operating Maintenance Inspection of vacuum interrupter Inspection of contact s wear out Inspection of mechanisms Usage of fuses Rep...

Page 2: ... 66 6 NO 6 NC Coil voltage 120 60 Hz 240 60 Hz 110 50 Hz 220 50 Hz 110 DC 220 DC A B U W X Y Mechanical latch Coil voltage 0 4 5 None 110 50 120 60 Hz 220 50 240 60 Hz IEC SL contactor 7 2 kV 400 A Coil drop out time 30 ms 50 ms 130 ms 250 ms 330 ms 5 6 7 8 9 W SLC 1 SLC014S 5 Y 66 5 with fuses fuses replaced by conductors 1 0 Note fuses are supplied by user IEC 60470 2000 High Voltage Alternative...

Page 3: ...um breaking capacity Rated load and overload characteristics Rated load and overload characteristics Take over current for release operated combination Main loop resistance Closing time Opening time Electrical life category AC3 and AC4 Mechanical life Control Power Supply Auxiliary contact ratings Utilization category Power frequency withstand voltage 1min Lightning withstand voltage 25 opening op...

Page 4: ...the opening signal For contactors with mechanical latch there are two operating coils closing and opening coils To close the contactor a pulse signal is sent to the closing coil and to open the contactor a pulse signal is sent to the opening coil An electronic counter on the front of the unit automatically keeps a record of the number of operations open and close of the contactor Cradle interlocki...

Page 5: ...002U Instructions for the Installation Operation and Maintenance of W SLC 7 2 Effective January 2013 Figure 2 Dimensions Please refer to Figure 2 for W SLC dimensions Note dimension unit mm 4 EATON CORPORATION www eaton com A A ...

Page 6: ...ng diagram The wiring diagrams Fig 3 and Fig 4 show the unit in the withdrawn position and the contactor open The diagram is for reference only please refer to the wiring diagram with the product for most accurate information as customer specific wiring may have been included for a specific purpose Figure 3 5 EATON CORPORATION www eaton com ...

Page 7: ...Technical Data TD534 0501002U Instructions for the Installation Operation and Maintenance of W SLC 7 2 Effective January 2013 Figure 4 6 EATON CORPORATION www eaton com ...

Page 8: ...osition or testing position c Interlock mechanism is used to prevent the racking handle operating with the door open d Interlock mechanism is used to prevent the compartment door opening with the unit in the Service position 2 Connect the secondary connector and apply secondary power and operate the contactor according to procedures Then check whether opening and closing position indicator is work...

Page 9: ...ral times to ensure smooth operation All the parts which need lubrication are lubricated before shipping However if the lubricants have degraded it may be essential to lubricate the parts during annual inspection Usage of fuses Before putting into use check the fuse appearance for completeness wellness cleanness and correct mounting direction The striker pin should be facing the front of the unit ...

Page 10: ...ce people in order to make proper adjustments 3 If users need to conduct parameter testing for the W SLC please pay attention to following notices 3 Use special tool the part No is 534 8161200 for assembling fuse tube to remove movable fuse holder cover see Figure 8 4 Put on clean electrician gloves and remove the fuse see Figure 9 5 Check the sliding connecting spring contact fingers on both ends...

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