Figure 3-53 Auxiliary Switch (2A/2B)
Table 3.6 Auxiliary Switch,
Overcurrent Trip Switch and
Cell Switch Contact Ratings
Control Contact Rating
Voltages Inductive Load
(amperes)
250 Vac
10
125 Vdc
0.5
250 Vdc
0.25
Table 3.5 Undervoltage Release
Operational
Control
Voltage Range
Voltages
85-110%
24 Vdc
20-26 Vdc
①
32 Vdc
27-35 Vdc
①
48 Vdc
41-53 Vdc
①
110-125 Vdc
94-138 Vdc
①
220-250 Vdc
187-275 Vdc
①
110-127 Vac
94-140 Vac
➁
208-240 Vac
177-264 Vac
➁
380-415 Vac
323-457 Vac
➁
480 Vac
408-528 Vac
➁
600 Vac
510-660 Vac
➁
①
Required for 200 ms
➁
Required for 400 ms
I.B. 2C12060H08
Dropout
① ➁
Volts
Inrush/Continuous
30-60%
Power Consumption
7-14 Vdc
250 W/18 W
10-19 Vdc
275 W/15 W
14-29 Vdc
275 W/18 W
33-75 Vdc
450 W/10 W
66-150 Vdc
450 W/10 W
450 VA/10 VA
33-76 Vac
62-144 Vac
400 VA/10 VA
114-249 Vac
480 VA/10 VA
144-288 Vac
400 VA/10 VA
180-360 Vac
400 VA/10 VA
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Effective: May 2006
Mechanical
Trip Indicator
Figure 3-54 Mechanical Trip Indicator with Associated
Overcurrent Trip Switch
3-8.2 INTERNAL ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES
Other electrical accessories are mounted inside the cir-
cuit breaker. They can be factory or site installed.
There are two different internally mounted accessories:
• Overcurrent Trip Switch (Bell Alarm)
• Motor Operator
Overcurrent Trip Switch (Bell Alarm) - An overcurrent
trip switch (bell alarm) is an optional device (Figure 3-54).
It provides an electrical indication when a circuit
Opening
Time
(ms)
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
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