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Overview of the Magnum PXR low voltage circuit breaker
MAGNUM PXR PRODUCT GUIDE
PA013006EN September 2022 www.eaton.com
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Basic cassette without copper stabs:
The basic
cassette can also be ordered without factory supplied
copper stabs/terminals. Ordering without stabs allows
the switchgear builder to integrate the cassette by using
their vertical busbars.
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Universal cassette:
A set of flat pad terminals on the
rear of the cassette are provided. They can be adapted
to vertical or horizontal connection.
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Special 5000A double narrow and 6000A double
wide runback:
Eaton’s 5000 A DN and 6000 A DW
are provided with the run back bus. The run back bus
connects the back of the cassette to the manufac-
turer’s riser bus in their switchgear. The run back bus
is shipped separately for ease of installation into the
manufacturer’s switchgear along with instructions on
how to properly install. There are two options of run
back bus available; 1) Main breaker positions and 2)
Tie breaker positions as shown in the figure below.
The 5000 A DN cassette utilizes an interleaved style
connection on the back of the cassette to make
it easier to install standard bus bar thicknesses.
connects the back of the cassette to the manufac-
turer’s riser bus in their switchgear. The run back bus
is shipped separately for ease of installation into the
manufacturer’s switchgear along with instructions on
how to properly install. There are two options of run
back bus available; 1) Main breaker positions and 2)
Tie breaker positions as shown in the figure below.
Design configuration flexibility
The modular Magnum design affords customers the
opportunity to meet the increasingly complex require-
ments of modern distribution systems.
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Fixed mounting:
Standard horizontally mounted
primary connections with vertical adapters available for
other bus configurations. Integral mounting feet firmly
secure the breaker in position.
Figure 19. Standard frame cassette without copper
stabs
Figure 20. Universal cassette
Figure 21. Tie breaker bus (left) and main breaker bus
(right)
Figure 22. Fixed mounting breaker