Operation And Maintenance; Of W-Slc-7.2; Overview; Introduction - Eaton W-SLC-7.2 Instructions For The Installation, Operation And Maintenance

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Technical Data TD534-0501002U
Effective January 2013

Overview

Introduction

W-SLC is a contactor fuse combination withdrawable truck for use in indoor switchgear. It is rated at a continuous current rating of 400A
(with conductors) and 200A (with 355A fuses) and used up to 7.2kV 50Hz AC power systems. Incorporating Eaton's fixed type SL series
of medium voltage vacuum contactors. W-SLC adds medium voltage current limiting fuses for short-circuit protection, to control medium
voltage equipment such as 3-phase motors, transformers, capacitor banks and is especially used in applications where frequent
operations are required.

Order instruction

IEC draw-out contactor
1
= with fuses
0
= fuses replaced by conductors
Note: fuses are supplied by user
IEC SL contactor
7.2 kV, 400 A

Standard conformance

• IEC 60470-2000 High Voltage Alternative Current Contactors
and Contactor-Based Motor Starters
• IEC 62271-1 High-voltage switchgear and controlgear – Part 1:
Common specifications

Ambient conditions

a) Ambient temperature
Maximum temperature: +40ºC
Minimum temperature: -15ºC
b) Ambient humidity
Average daily relative humidity: ≤ 95%
Average monthly relative humidity: ≤ 90%
Average daily vapor pressure: ≤ 2.2 kPa
Average monthly vapor pressure: ≤ 1.8 kPa
c) Altitude: not exceed 1000m
d) Ambient air is not significantly polluted by dust, smoke,
corrosive and/or flammable gases, vapor's or salt.
Note: please contact Eaton for requests exceeding the normal
ambient conditions shown above.
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EATON CORPORATION
W-SLC 1 SLC014S 5
Coil drop-out time
5
= 30 ms
6
= 50 ms
7
= 130 ms
8
= 250 ms
9
= 330 ms
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Instructions for the Installation,

Operation and Maintenance

Y
-
66 5
Contactor's auxiliary contact
66 = 6 NO, 6 NC
Coil voltage
A
= 120/60 Hz
B
= 240/60 Hz
U
= 110/50 Hz
W
= 220/50 Hz
X
= 110 DC
Y
= 220 DC

of W-SLC-7.2

Mechanical latch
(Coil voltage)
0
= None
4
= 110/50, 120/60 Hz
5
= 220/50, 240/60 Hz

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