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6.3.2

Simulated Wire Reversal 

➭

Turn the left-hand rotary selector 
switch to the 

L1-N

 position in the green 

area for 3-phase wire reversal.

➭

Switch through the positions, one after 
the other, in the clockwise direction (ta-
ble from top to bottom).

It must not be possible to activate the PRCD 
when any of these faults is simulated.

6.3.3

Simulation of PE to Phase

➭

Set the left-hand rotary selector switch 
to the 

PE-U

EXT

 position.

It must not be possible to activate the PRCD 
when this fault is simulated.

➭

Step 18: see section entitled “Protective 
Conductor Current Measurement” on 
page 9.

St

e

p

Rotary 
Switch 

Test Adapter

PRCD Action

L1 
LED

L2 
LED

L3 
LED

N 
LED

PE 
LED

LED

11

It must not be possible to 
activate the PRCD.

12

It must not be possible to 
activate the PRCD.

13

It must not be possible to 
activate the PRCD.

14

It must not be possible to 
activate the PRCD.

15

It must not be possible to 
activate the PRCD.

16

It must not be possible to 
activate the PRCD.

St

e

p

Rotary 
Switch 

Test Adapter

PRCD Action

L1 
LED

L2 
LED

L3 
LED

N 
LED

PE 
LED

LED

17

It must not be possible to 
activate the PRCD.

PROFI

TEST

⏐

P

RCD

Fault Simulation

Summary of Contents for PROFITEST PRCD

Page 1: ... PRCD Adapter for Standards Compliant Testing of PRCDs by Simulating Faults 3 349 797 15 7 4 19 Important Read carefully before use Keep on file for future reference Please observe the manufacturer s details on the devices under test ...

Page 2: ...6 for connecting the PROFITEST MXTRA during protective con ductor and insulation measurements 10 PRCD outlet sockets connected in paral lel to plugs 1 and 2 for connecting the PROFITEST MXTRA during protective con ductor and insulation measurements 11 Five replaceable fuses Instrument Overview 8 7 6 4 1 2 10 3 9 Mains Connection To PRCD Outlet To PRCD Inlet PRCD IN 5 11 PRCD OUT Fault Selection Ma...

Page 3: ...tor Resistance Rlo 7 4 2 Measuring Insulation Resistance Riso 8 4 3 Tripping Test with Nominal Residual Current and Measurement of Time to Trip 8 4 4 Varistor Test PRCD K 9 5 Protective Conductor Current Measurement 9 6 Fault Simulation 10 6 1 PRCD S single phase 10 6 1 1 Simulated Interruption 10 6 1 2 Simulated Wire Reversal 10 6 1 3 Simulation of PE to Phase PE UEXT 10 6 1 4 Contacting the ON K...

Page 4: ...ment cables are in flawless condition e g no damage to insulation no cracks in cables or plugs etc When using a test probe with coil cord PROFITEST MXTRA Grip the tip of the test probe firmly for example during insertion into a jack socket Tensioning at the coil cord may otherwise cause the test probe to snap back resulting in possible injury Touch current at the probe socket is limited by the int...

Page 5: ...Fault indication by means of LEDs on the test adapter Attention In any case comply with the manu facturer s recommendations con cerning tests to be conducted in accordance with DGUV Provision 3 Testing of PRCDs with the Test Adapter by Simu lating Faults and Measuring Protective Conductor and Insulation Resistance as well as Tripping Current and Time to Trip using the PROFITEST MXTRA Test Instrume...

Page 6: ...ctive conductor is led out of the housing as a loop between surface mount sockets 4 and 6 This makes it possible to measure any protective con ductor current with the help of a current clamp transformer 3 Initial Start Up See the connections overview on page 2 for all connection variants 3 1 Testing the LEDs Before performing any measurements the LEDs should be tested for correct function ing Sing...

Page 7: ... whose protective conduc tor is not switched as well as for insulation mea surements Rins with the PROFITEST MXTRA 4 1 Measuring Protective Conductor Resistance Rlo As opposed to the usual default setting for low resistance measurements the device under test does not have to be discon nected from all sources of voltage in this case Depending on the PRCD the rotary selector switches have to be set ...

Page 8: ...sidual Cur rent and Measurement of Time to Trip Note If you operate your test adapter at an electrical system with a 30 mA breaker the mains RCCB may be tripped during the tripping test tripping current and time to trip instead of the PRCD In this case the MAINS L1 LED goes out In order to prevent an upstream RCD also non selevtive RCD from being tripped and to ensure that the actual tripping curr...

Page 9: ...n 30 mA R 220 Ω 1 W For PRCD K with In 10 mA R 620 Ω 0 5 W 3 Switch on PRCD K by pressing the ON button 4 Press key T device must trip PE circuit is functioning properly The shutdown test of the PRCD K stipulated by KOPP at this point is performed in con nection with the testing of the RCD protec tion device with a continuously rising resid ual current until the device is tripped 5 Protective Cond...

Page 10: ...the orange area for single phase wire reversal Instead of the L1 LED the PE LED must light up It must not be possible to activate the PRCD when this fault is simulated 6 1 3 Simulation of PE to Phase PE UEXT Set the left hand rotary selector switch to the PE UEXT position The L1 LED and the PE LED PE light up It must not be possible to activate the PRCD when this fault is simulated Step Rotary Swi...

Page 11: ...turning the right hand rotary selector switch to the 1 ON position 6 2 1 Simulated Interruption Start with the left hand rotary se lector switch in the first ON position in the orange area for single phase interrup tion Switch through the positions one after the other in the clockwise direction ta ble from top to bottom Due to its design the following tests are omitted for the PRCD K PE interrupti...

Page 12: ...onnection although N is interrupted Note Tripping performance may deviate from this example in the case of PRCDs from other manufacturers adhere to the manufacturer s test instructions Step Rotary Switch Test Adapter PRCD Action L1 LED L2 LED L3 LED N LED PE LED LED 1 Activate the PRCD 2 The PRCD is tripped It must not be possible to reactivate it 3 Activate the PRCD 4 The PRCD is tripped It must ...

Page 13: ...ible to activate the PRCD when this fault is simulated Step 18 see section entitled Protective Conductor Current Measurement on page 9 Step Rotary Switch Test Adapter PRCD Action L1 LED L2 LED L3 LED N LED PE LED LED 11 It must not be possible to activate the PRCD 12 It must not be possible to activate the PRCD 13 It must not be possible to activate the PRCD 14 It must not be possible to activate ...

Page 14: ... 230 400 V 3P N PE 16 A Throughput rating Earth contact 10 VA CEE 30 VA Power consumption Earth contact 2 VA CEE 4 VA Electrical Safety Measurement category 300 V CAT II Pollution degree 2 Fuse links 5 ea FF315mA 500V Ambient Conditions Operating temperature 5 50 C Storage temperature 20 60 C Relative humidity Max 75 no condensation allowed Mechanical Design Test adapter protection IP 40 per DIN V...

Page 15: ...g positions in which errors are simulated for measuring purposes must be exempt from this test Conductor interruption PE orange PE green 3P 30 MΩ Reversed conductors L1 PE orange L1 PE green L2 PE green L3 PE green 30 MΩ Voltage on protective conductor PE Uext green orange approx 1 5 MΩ Connection and or Contacting of PRCD Adapter 3 phase 400 V The protective conductor resistance test is performed...

Page 16: ...w This device is subject to the RoHS directive Furthermore we make reference to the fact that the current status in this regard can be accessed on the Internet at www gossenmetrawatt com by entering the search term WEEE In accordance with WEEE 2012 19 EU and ElektroG we identify our electrical and electronic devices with the symbol in accor dance with DIN EN 50419 which is shown at the right Devic...

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