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Air Circuit Breaker Interruptor Abierto Disjuntor Aberto ABW - Weg

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Front View<br />

English<br />

open <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Breaker</strong><br />

HAZArD!<br />

Supply the protection unit always and continually with voltage in the range<br />

of 110...220Vac/dc. Supply terminals: r+(“+”) and r2-(“-”).<br />

LCD DISPLAY<br />

Indicates the instantaneous currents by phase, set parameters, frequency,<br />

faults occurred and information of self-diagnosis of the protection unit.<br />

LED RUN The LED flashes intermittently in normal operation.<br />

LED PICK UP Signals beginning of trip timing.<br />

LED LTD Signals tripping through overload (L function).<br />

LED STD Signals tripping through timed short circuit (S function).<br />

LED INST Signals tripping through instantaneous short circuit (I function).<br />

LED PAL Signals pre-alarm.<br />

RESET key To reset the alarm contacts and the LEDs of signaling of faults.<br />

MODE key To return to the previous menu.<br />

ENT key To access the menus.<br />

�and� keys To advance / go back.<br />

Start Screen<br />

When first turned on, the protection unit presents the screen below on the display for<br />

approximately 2 seconds:<br />

ACB OCR-II<br />

Vx.x<br />

After this period, the standard screen is presented, where the values of the instantaneous<br />

currents by phase are read:<br />

R: * * * * S: * * * *<br />

T: * * * * N: * * * *<br />

AttentIon!<br />

In the case of instantaneous current being less than 5% of the maximum<br />

nominal current (In max.) of the circuit breaker, “****” will be shown on the<br />

display.<br />

Indication/Signaling of the occurrence of Faults<br />

In case of tripping through overload or a short circuit, the protection unit indicates the fault<br />

through the LCD display, and signals it through the LEDs in the front and alarm contacts.<br />

<strong>ABW</strong> | 31

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