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40752-195 (1)

 

Effective 2/2011

response determined by the tsd/tg switch set-

tings of INST, 120ms or 300ms.  This switch is 

a dual switch that also determines 

 

the ground fault time settings of INST, 120ms 

or 300ms.  As an example, if the tds/tg switch 

is set at a position J, then both short delay time 

-

ond example would be to set the tsd/tg switch 

The LSIG label (see balloon 8A) should be 

used in conjuction with the tsd/tg switch to set 

any one of nine possible combinations of short 

label should be applied to the right side breaker 

trip unit nameplate.

4-9 . For the LSG style, the short delay time is 

is set by the tg switch.  For the LS style, the 

short time is an I2t function.

4-10 . Status LED - A green status light indi-

cates the operational status of the trip unit.  If 

the load current is approximately 20% of the 

maximum current rating (In) of the breaker, 

the status light will blink on and off once each 

second.

4-11 . Mechanical Push to Trip.

4-12 . The Maintenance Mode and adjustable 

INSTantaneous features are only available on 

LSI and LSIG styles.  Please refer to the label-

ing to the left of the test kit connector.  The 

Maintenance Mode consists of the two lowest 

settings of the INST switch:  2.5x and 4.0x.  

For example, a 1200A (In) NG breaker with the 

switch set to 2.5x would trip instantaneously 

when the current exceeded 3000A.

4-13 . The adjustable INSTantaneous (Ii) Mode 

has four settings from 6x to 9x.  For example, a 

800A (In) NG breaker with the (Ii) switch set to 

7x would trip instantaneously with the current 

at or  above 5600A.  The last setting on the (Ii) 

switch can be one of three values depending 

on the frame current:  800A=28, 1200A=12, 

1600A=9.

4-14 . On a 

breaker

 without Maintenance Mode, 

the lowest labeled SDT setting is labeled INS-

Taneous.  The lowest SDT setting with Mainte-

nance Mode is labeled as 50ms.

14

12

STATUS

TEST / ALARM

t

g (ms)

t

sd

(ms)

120

  K
  N
  Q

300

  L
  O
  R

*

Inst.

  J
  M
  P

50ms

120
300

Settings

66

46

 

 

C0

5  

H0

1

E

G

F

H

A

B

D

C

I

R

.8

1.0

.2

.3

.6

.4

I

g (xI

n)

GND

N

P

O

Q

J

K

M

L

R

t

sd/

t

g (ms)

SHORT / GND

*

6

8

7

2

3

5

4

9

I

sd(xI

R

)

SHORT

9

12

20

15

24

2

4

10

7

t

R

(s)

LONG

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

A

8

12

10

2.5

7

6

I

i(xI

n)

INST

4

Maintenance Mode

Push to Trip

Remote MM

6

6

4

 

C

0

6

 

 

H

0

4

STATUS

TEST / ALARM

t

g (ms)

t

sd

(ms)

120

  K
  N
  Q

300

  L
  O
  R

*

Inst.

  J
  M
  P

Inst.
120
300

Settings

6

64

6

  

C

0

 

H0

1

E

G

F

H

A

B

D

C

I

R

.8

1.0

.2

.3

.6

.4

I

g (xI

n)

GND

N

P

O

Q

J

K

M

L

R

t

sd/

t

g (ms)

SHORT / GND

*

6

8

7

2

3

5

4

9

I

sd(xI

R

)

SHORT

9

12

20

15

24

2

4

10

7

t

R

(s)

LONG

Push to Trip

4P 4d

4P 3dn/2

4P 3d

6

6

4

 

C

0

6

  

H

0

2

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

A

13

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Summary of Contents for Allen-Bradley 140U

Page 1: ...ac cordance with Underwriters Laboratories Inc Standard UL 489 and satisfy the requirements of the International Electrotechnical Commission Recommendations No IEC 60947 2 The Trip Units are AC only d...

Page 2: ...r the cabling to cool off Short delay Instantaneous Trip For short circuit con ditions that exceed the short delay pick up settings the trip units initiate a trip after a delay prescribed by the I t r...

Page 3: ...Shunt Trip Undervoltage Release Mechanism Handle Reset 40752 096 Note Shunt trip and undervoltage accessories if re quired must be mounted in the left pole Note Trip unit versions with ground fault pr...

Page 4: ...h existing equipment ratings and system requirements Inspect the circuit breaker for completeness and check for damage before mounting 2 2 Accessory Installation Note If required internal accessory in...

Page 5: ...it Breaker Escutcheon Dimensions CIRCUIT BREAKER COVER CONSTRAINTS MOVING PARTS DO NOT OPERATE THE BREAKER WITHOUT THE COVER INSTALLED CAUTION C Handle L 3 438 87 31 C L Breaker 2 50 R 6 35 R 1 718 43...

Page 6: ...ground fault protection connect the neutral current sensor and ground fault alarm unit as HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE CONDITIONS CAN CAUSE DEATH OR SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY MAINTAIN ORIGINAL ELECTRICAL CLEARANCE...

Page 7: ...s the circuit breaker tripping function and may be used to periodically exercise the operating mechanism Figure 3 1 Circuit Breaker Manual Controls 16 000 OVER ALL LENGTH 8 625 14 750 OF MTG HOLES 3 8...

Page 8: ...me will be shorter 4 5 Isd Setting in multiples of IR For short circuit conditions that exceed the short delay pick up setting the trip unit initiates a trip after a predetermined delay 4 6 The Ig xIn...

Page 9: ...he two lowest settings of the INST switch 2 5x and 4 0x For example a 1200A In NG breaker with the switch set to 2 5x would trip instantaneously when the current exceeded 3000A 4 13 The adjustable INS...

Page 10: ...a period of 38 seconds If the current drops below the 95 value the contact will open The yellow and green wires that exit the right side of the breaker are the common C and nor mally NO of this relay...

Page 11: ...es normal feed installation Neutral sensor is wired identi cally for reverse feed applications Figure 5 1 Neutral Sensor Outline Polarity Markings 2 188 55 58 2 75 69 85 M12 1 75 Tapped Holes 4 Places...

Page 12: ...ARE SUITABLE FOR THE JOB 6 1 Remove dust dirt soil grease or moisture from the surface of the circuit breaker using a lint free dry cloth brush or vacuum cleaner Do not blow debris into the cir cuit...

Page 13: ...neutral current passing current through the neutral sensor only will not properly test the ground fault feature 7 3 4 Using a low voltage 0 24V high current AC source apply a test current of 125 of th...

Page 14: ...Test with a Four Wire System Figure 7 1c Connections for Ground Fault No Trip Test with a Three Wire System Source Low Voltage Source L C R N Load Current Limiting Resistor if required Source Low Volt...

Page 15: ...15 40752 195 1 Effective 2 2011 NOTES...

Page 16: ...over all contingencies should be consulted THERE ARE NO UNDERSTANDINGS AGREEMENTS WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PUR POSE OR MECHANTABILITY OTHER THAN...

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