LEGRAND MS Series Training Manual

LEGRAND MS Series Training Manual

Storage, installation and maintenance for busbar systems

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  • Page 1 MS Training Manual           Storage, installation and maintenance for MS busbar systems     1   ...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    MS Training Manual           INDEX STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS ............ 4 HANDLING ................4 GOOD RECEPTION ..............5 NOTIFICATIONS ..............5 STORAGE ................6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ........... 7 STRAIGHT LENGHTS & FLEXIBLE JOINT ........9   ELBOW ELEMENT ..............10  ...
  • Page 3 MS Training Manual           WARNINGS These instructions are provided to ensure appropriate storage, correct installation, and efficient use of the system. Note: carefully read these instructions upon receipt of the material and before installing the system, and putting it into operation. The installation must be completed by competent and suitably trained personnel, as prescribed by CEI 11-27 and 50110-1:2004-11 (CEI 11-48) standards,...
  • Page 4: Storage Instructions

    MS Training Manual             STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS   HANDLING When handling the material, comply with the regulations for safety in the workplace pursuant Leg. Decree No. 81 dated 09/04/2008 (Consolidated act on safety in the workplace). Follow the indications supplied to prevent damage to materials, or risks to personnel.
  • Page 5: Good Reception

    MS Training Manual           GOOD RECEPTION Upon receipt of the goods check the following: 1 integrity of the packaging, and the goods, if delivered in a see-through package 2 consistency of the material with the Delivery Note and the packing list, if supplied 3 consistency of the material with the order acknowledgement details In case of any disclaims, please inform us in writing following the instructions...
  • Page 6: Storage

    MS Training Manual           We recommend that upon receiving the goods, the integrity of the packaging is checked WITH THE FREIGHT FORWARDER PRESENT. If you find that the packaging has suffered damage and/or collisions of varying degree, please write MATERIAL RECEIVED DAMAGED on the Delivery Note, to enable us to initiate a complaint procedure against the freight forwarder.
  • Page 7: Installation Instructions

    MS Training Manual           INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Before the installation, all material should be inspected for damage. When installing the busbars comply with the following: 1 do not position the busbars near pipes containing liquids. 2 for the installation only use bracketing systems supplied by BTicino, and follow the instructions found in the catalogue or enclosed with the item.
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  • Page 9: Straight Lenghts & Flexible Joint

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  • Page 10: Elbow Element

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  • Page 11: Feed Units

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  • Page 12: Intermediate Feed Unit

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  • Page 13 MS Training Manual               ACCESSORIES      13   ...
  • Page 14: Fixing Accessories & Tap-Off Boxes

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  • Page 19 MS Training Manual           BRACKETS FOR VERTICAL  ELEMENTS                                             19   ...
  • Page 20: Preparation Of The End Feed Unit

    MS Training Manual           Preparation of the end feed unit    A) PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT A1)  PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT Open the feed unit cover. Ensure that it is the  Prepare the LH or RH end feed unit  required one , LH or RH according to the  based on the neutral position.  position of Neutral ”N”  A2)  PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT WARNING  Drill a hole to accommodate the type of  Ensure that the cable to be  cable fitting to be assembled.  connected is not energized      20   ...
  • Page 21 MS Training Manual                     A3)  PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT A4)  PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT Allowing a suitable external tolerance,  Connect the cable conductors  insert the cable into the cable fitting  according to the electrical scheme and  (MS100 n°1 Pg36 – MS160 n°2 Pg48  tighten the terminals.  not supplied) and into the end feed  unit.  A5)  PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT A6)  PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT Fasten the cable with the cable clamp  Re‐fit the end fit cover.  and tighten the dedicated screws.      21   ...
  • Page 22 MS Training Manual                 A7)  PREPARATION OF THE END FEED UNIT This completes the wiring of the end  feed unit.      22   ...
  • Page 23: Assembly Of An Ip40 Installation

    MS Training Manual           Assembly of an IP40 installation      B) ASSEMBLY OF AN IP40 INSTALLATION B1)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP40 INSTALLATION Ground set the straight lengths  Overlap and join the two straight lengths  according to the direction of the joints  using a slight pressure as shown in the  and neutral position.  drawing.  B2)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP40 INSTALLATION B3)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP40 INSTALLATION Fasten the lengths with the 6 screws  Warning check that connection blades  provided and tighten completely.  are well in contact with each other.      23   ...
  • Page 24 MS Training Manual               B4)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP40 INSTALLATION B5)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP40 INSTALLATION Join other corresponding components by  Fasten the suspension clamps to the  following the instructions given in points  lengths and assemble them.  B1,B2,B3. Based on the course to follow  and the neutral position, choose the  most suitable component.  B6)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP40 INSTALLATION According to neutral “N” connect the  previously prepared RH or LH end feed  unit (see preparation of end feed unit)  and act as per straight lengths tightening  the 6 screws properly.  WARNING :the mechanical casing joint  screws must be properly tightened to  ensure maximum continuity of the  protective circuit (PE)      24   ...
  • Page 25: End Cover Assembly

    MS Training Manual           End cover assembly      C)  END COVER ASSEMBLY  C1) END COVER ASSEMBLY   Position and fasten the end cover by  Insert the tap‐off unit (see single  tightening the 6 mechanical joint screws.  accessories preparation).  WARNING DANGER OF ELETRIC SHOCK Before putting the line under voltage  ensure that no cables or wires are  exposed.  Once the assembly has been completed  ensure once again that the whole run  has been properly aligned. At this stage  the assembly of the IP40 installation is  complete.      25   ...
  • Page 26: Assembly Of An Ip55 Installation

    MS Training Manual           Assembly of an IP55 installation        D)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP55 INSTALLATION D1)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP55 INSTALLATION Before installing the IP55 installation,  Apply the transversal gaskets to the  check that the feed unit and tap‐off units   busbar as indicated in the drawing.  are equipped with gaskets, then proceed   in the same way as for the IP40 version,  with the following additions.  D3)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP55 INSTALLATION Assemble the joint rigidity sleeves,  D2)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP55 INSTALLATION ensuring that the gasket is properly  Stick the longitudinal gaskets as  seated, then close them with the proper  indicated in the drawing.  sliders.      26   ...
  • Page 27 MS Training Manual               D4)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP55 INSTALLATION D5)  ASSEMBLY OF AN IP55 INSTALLATION Cover unused tap‐off outlets using the  Sleeves with gaskets must also be added  tap‐off outlet cover.  to the end cover. After this, the IP55  installation is complete.      27   ...
  • Page 28: Preparation Of 16A Tap-Off Units

    MS Training Manual           Preparation of 16A tap‐off units      E)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS E1)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS Make a hole according to the cable  Unscrew the screw, open the cover and  grommet to be assembled (Max 1+1  remove any remaining residue caused by  Pg21).  the drilling of the unit.  E2)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS E3)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS Insert the cable into the cable grommet,  Insert the fuses (CH 10X32) into the  connect the cable conductors according  correct holders.  to the electrical scheme and tighten the  clamps well.      28   ...
  • Page 29 MS Training Manual                   E5)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS E4)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS  To fit the tap‐off unit insert the metal  fittings into the tap‐off outlet. The tap‐ Rotate the hooking feet clockwise to 90°.  off outlet shutters open automatically by  plugging in the tap‐off unit.    E7)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS   Please note that the cover is equipped    E6)  PREPARATION OF 16A TAP‐OFF UNITS with an safety device in order to avoid    the cover closing involuntarily and the  By pressing the tap‐off against the  accidental activation of loads fed from    busbar length rotate the feet  90° so that  the tap‐off box. To close the lid apply  both of them will hook to the length.    slight pressure to the device. Close the    lid and tighten the screws.        ...
  • Page 30: Preparation Of 25/50A Tap-Off Units

    MS Training Manual           Preparation of 25/50A tap‐off unit       F)  PREPARATION OF 25/50A TAP‐OFF UNITS F1)  PREPARATION OF 25/50A TAP‐OFF UNITS Make a hole according to the cable  Unscrew the screw, open the cover and  grommet which is to be assembled (Max  remove any remaining residue caused by  Pg29).  the drilling of the unit.  F2)  PREPARATION OF 25/50A TAP‐OFF UNITS F3)  PREPARATION OF 25/50A TAP‐OFF UNITS Insert the cable into the cable grommet,  Insert the fuses (CH 14X51) into the  connect the cable conductors according  correct holders.  to the electrical scheme and tighten the  clamps well.      30   ...
  • Page 31 MS Training Manual               F4)  PREPARATION OF 25/50A TAP‐OFF UNITS F5)  PREPARATION OF 25/50A TAP‐OFF UNITS Respecting the sense of assembling,  The tap‐off outlet shutters open  insert the metal fittings into the tap‐off  automatically by plugging in the tap‐off  outlet keeping the fixing arms pressed in.  unit.  F6)  PREPARATION OF 25/50A TAP‐OFF UNITS Please note that the cover is equipped  with an safety device in order to avoid  the cover closing involuntarily and the  accidental activation of loads fed from  the tap‐off box. To close the lid apply  slight pressure to the device. Close the  lid and tighten the screws.       31   ...
  • Page 32: Preparation Of 63A Tap-Off Units

    MS Training Manual           Preparation of 63A tap‐off unit           G)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  G1)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  Make a hole according to the cable  Unscrew the screws, open the cover and  grommet which is to be assembled(Max  (only on the version with circuit  Pg36).  breakers)  remove the accessories.  Remove any remaining residue caused  by the drilling of the unit.  G2)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS (BASE &  CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  Insert the cable through the cable grommet,  connect the cable conductors according to the  G3)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  electrical scheme and tighten the clamps well.  (only on the version with circuit breakers  The internal plate may also be used for  assemble the Din rail according to the  fixing auxiliary equipment as long as it is  instructions found inside. After this, the  of suitable dimensions.  electric connection must be carried out on the  circuit breaker and the unit terminals).
  • Page 33 MS Training Manual                 G4)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  G5)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  Rotate the hooking feet 90° (towards the  Respecting the sense of assembling,  label). Assemble the two fastened  insert the metal fittings into the tap‐off  metallic feet onto the tap‐off unit.  outlet keeping the fixing arms pressed in.  The tap‐off outlet shutters open  automatically by plugging in the tap‐off  unit.  G6)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  Rotate the feet 90° so that both of them  will hook to the busbar length.      33   ...
  • Page 34 MS Training Manual           G7)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  G8)  PREPARATION OF 63A TAP‐OFF UNITS  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  (BASE & CIRCUIT BRAKER PREPARATION)  Please note that the cover is equipped  Only for the circuit breaker version. To  with an safety device in order to avoid  operate the circuit breaker it is not  the cover closing involuntarily and the  necessary to open the cover, it will  be  accidental activation of loads fed from  enough to enter from the service door.     the tap‐off box. To close the lid apply  slight pressure to the device. Close the  lid and tighten the screws.       34   ...
  • Page 35: Fire Barrier

    MS Training Manual           FOR INSTALLATIONS REQUIRING FIRE  BARRIERS OR THRUST SUPPORT UNIT PLEASE  CONTACT OUR ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT    TO CONFIRM THE POSITION        35   ...
  • Page 36: Inspection, Control And Maintenance Instructions For Plants With Ms Bus Duct

    MS Training Manual           INSPECTION, CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR PLANTS WITH MS BUS DUCT   BUS DUCT INSPECTIONS AFTER INSTALLATION ELECTRICAL SAFETY TESTS Carry out all tests described in the applicable technical installation standards, such as the insulating test between phases and to earth at 500 V with a minimum value of 10 MΩ, for every line stretch.
  • Page 37 MS Training Manual           BUS DUCT ANNUAL PERIODIC INSPECTIONS TO BE CARRIED OUT ONE YEAR AFTER ENERGIZING AND EVERY OTHER FOLLOWING YEAR THERMAL TESTS After having run the plant at the maximum working current for at least 6 hours, carry out a thermal test, taking in particular consideration the points where labels had been glued during installation (See previous point).
  • Page 38 MS Training Manual           THERMAL TESTS Carry out a thermal test on the cover near the lock, using contact temperature sensors, optical pyrometers or thermal cameras. The test has to be carried out with tap-off boxes that have been running at working current for at least 6 hours.

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