Low-voltage air circuit breakers type ae, modbus interface unit bif-md (36 pages)
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MITSUBISHI Low Voltage Air Circuit Breakers World Super AE V Series 三菱低压空气断路器 World Super AE V Series MODEL 型号 AED-CV INSTRUCTION MANUAL 使用说明书 Relevant models 对象机型 AED630-CV AED1000-CV AED1250-CV AED1600-CV This is our management code. 是三菱电机管理代码。...
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• Failure caused by reasons unpredictable based on scientific technology standards at the time of shipment from Mitsubishi Electric. • Any other failure found not to be the responsibility of Mitsubishi Electric or that admitted not to be so by the user.
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If the products listed in this catalogue are used for the above mentioned special uses, Mitsubishi Electric does not take any responsibility for the quality, performance, and safety of the product, which includes, but is not limited to, default liability, defect liability, quality assurance liability, tort liability, and product liability.
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DANGER • Do not use the product under the conditions with over-rated current. Otherwise, ground-fault or short circuit fault could occur due to dielectric breakdown, or explosion could occur due to a short circuit protection failure. • Do not touch terminal area. There is a risk of electrical shock. CAUTION •...
4. Storage Before using the circuit breaker stored six (6) years or longer, oil the oiling points described in Inspection and Maintenance. For details, please contact our service network. +60℃ -20℃ Average temperature for 24 hours, Control humidity to prevent condensation. No direct sunlight.
6. Unpacking 1. Make sure that the packing case is free from Not attached any abnormality such as breaking and/or wetting. 2. Check the rated nameplate to make sure it is the ordered product. The following content is described on the rated nameplate. (Note) Rated nameplate...
6.1 Fixed type Remove the four fixing bolts as shown. (Note) Lifting hooks are bundled. Regarding how to use the hooks, refer to section 7. 6.2 Drawout type 6.2.1 Drawout device position ■ DISCONNECT position ■ TEST position ■ CONNECT position Projection Projection Projection...
6.2.2 Operating method of the drawout type Take out the drawout handle from the circuit breaker. Turn the drawout handle to change the drawout position from CONNECT to DISCONNECT. Regarding how to operate the drawout handle, refer to section 6.3. 6.3 CONNECT →...
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3. After pushing the lock plate, insert the drawout handle and rotate the handle in the direction of the arrow as shown. (Note) Do not rotate the drawout handle in the opposite direction. The drawout position indicator may not function correctly. In this case, pull the unit out to the circuit disconnecting position and insert it to the circuit connecting position.
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6.1 After drawing out the circuit breaker to the DISCONNECT position, remove the dra- wout handle. 6.2 Draw out the left and right side of the circuit breaker simultaneously from the cradle. CAUTION Be careful not to injure your hands and fingers by the items in the panel when drawing out the circuit breaker.
6.4 DISCONNECT → CONNECT position 1. Release the lock levers, and pull the extension Extension rails Lock lever rails forward. CAUTION Pull Pull Falling Pull out the extension rails while pulling the lock lever. If the circuit breaker main body is put on the rails with the cradle unsecured, the center of gravity shifts to the front.
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4. Keeping the OFF button pushed, insert the drawout handle. OFF button OFF button Make sure that the drawout position indicator shows DISCONNECT. (Prohibition) Do not insert the drawout handle forcibly unless the OFF button is pushed. There is a possibility of damaging. Insert DISCONNECT position DISCONNECT...
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7. When the circuit breaker is inserted to the test position, the drawout position indicator shows TEST position and the lock plate automatically protrudes to lock the drawout Automatic handle. TEST position DISCONNECT TEST CONNECT 8. Then, push the lock plate and turn the handle Lock position clockwise.
7. Handling Never drop the circuit breaker when handling. Never roll the circuit breaker when handling. Weight (kg) CAUTION CAUTION Type AED630-CV to AED1600-CV 3-pole Fixed type 4-pole 3-pole Drawout type 4-pole (Note) a. The values in the table are typical values, not guaranteed values.
8. Installation Install the circuit breakers as the following procedures. ■ Fixed type ■ Drawout type Tightening torque: Tightening torque: 45±5 N・m 45±5 N・m Grounding Grounding terminal (Note) terminal (Note) Tightening torque: Tightening torque: 12±1.2 N・m 12±1.2 N・m CAUTION CAUTION Do not mount the bolts reversely.
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CAUTION When installing the circuit breaker, observe the following precautions. Do not give the circuit breaker Tolerance of the mounting surface Use the circuit breaker in a panel. Keep off dust and dirt. shock or vibration. Cover the circuit breaker with a sheet or Doing so can cause the circuit breaker others during installation.
8.2 Precautions for connecting Use M12 bolts, plain washers, and spring washers to connect the conductor. Clean the surface of conductor to be connected to the (silver plating) terminal of circuit breaker and securely tighten the bolts with a correct torque (M12: 45±5 N·m).
8.3 Check of the N-pole (4-Pole) The position of N-pole is selectable. Check the label on the rear side of the circuit breaker before connecting. ■ Fixed type ■ Drawout type N-pole: Left (Option) N-pole: Left (Option) N-pole: Left (Option) N-pole: Left (Option)...
9. Attachment of the Interphase barrier Insert the Interphase barriers in the slot on the circuit breaker. ■ Fixed type ■ Drawout type CAUTION After inserting, pull the interphase barriers to check that the barriers are correctly installed in the slot. 10.
Circuit breaker (solenoid) control rating Applicable Current Criterion for power Rated voltage (V) Applied voltage (V) Operating time (s) voltage range (V) (Peak value) (A) requirement 110-125 93.5-137.5 1000 VA (50/60 Hz) 220-250 187-275 ≤ 0.3 110-125 93.5-137.5 1000 W 220-250 187-275 (Note) In consideration of the voltage drop, set the power supply capacity for the solenoid not to be less than the operating voltage.
10.3 Remote opening/closing operation 10.3.1 Closing When the voltage for the ON operation is applied Standard controller diagram to A1 and A2 of the control circuit terminal block and the ON switches S1 and S2 on the outside of the circuit breaker are turned Solenoid Solenoid coil...
11. OCR alarm (AL) [MRE: Manual reset type] AL is standard equipment on the circuit breaker with ETR. When the circuit breaker trips with the LTD, STD, INST, or GF pickup current, the manual reset button protrudes and AL is output continuously. In this case, to reset the circuit breaker, press the manual reset button on the front of the circuit breaker until the button clicks.
12. Cylinder lock (CYL) Option 12.1 Locking procedures 1. Press the OFF button to turn off the circuit breaker. OFF button OFF button 2. Hold down the OFF button and turn the key to the locking side. Then, the key can be removed, and the circuit breaker will be locked in the off state.
13. Safety shutter (SST) Option SST can have the upper shutter and the lower shutter kept open independently. Operational rod Operational rod 1. Push the operational rod of the shutter to be held until the shutter opens, and turn the rod counterclockwise.
14. Safety shutter lock (SST-Lock) Option The safety shutter can be locked at the closing position so that the live parts are not touched. Prepare a padlock by yourself. Shutter lock 1. Mount the shutter lock to the safety shutter. Padlock ( φ...
15. Cell switch (CL) Option 15.1 How to check the specifi cations The terminal screws on the cell switch are arranged corresponding to the terminal numbers on the rated nameplate. Nameplate 1 Drawout type Cell switch Terminal number Terminal screw Nameplate 2 * In case of CL: 2C1T1D 15.2 How to connect terminals...
16. Electronic trip relay (ETR) section 1. ERR. LED, Contact alarm output RUN LED When any abnormality or setting failure is found in ETR, the LED alerts the operators TYPE S1 INST to the abnormal status. When the power OVER ERR.
16.1 Load current LED The current value which is used as the reference of the load current indication LED varies depending on the characteristics setting. When the “OVER” LED is lighting, the current value Usage ETR type Base current LED indication is over LTD pick-up current.
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Self-holding/Automatic reset setting of 5 contacts 1. LTD 2. STD/INST 3. GF 4. PAL 5. ERR. Self-holding Self-holding Refer to lower table Automatic reset Automatic reset ETR dial set TRIP side Self-holding ALARM side Automatic reset Self-holding: The output is maintained until it resets. Automatic reset: The output will be reset if it backs to normal condition.
17.2 Setting of ground fault protection characteristics Option Ground fault protection characteristic curve (xln) Ground fault pick-up current: lg In × 0.1-1.0 ±20% (step 0.1) Freq. TRIP ALARM 50Hz 60Hz TEST RESET 1.15 TEST (OVER) (xlu) L/S LOCK (Note) Ground fault time: Tg (Note) When the 3-pole circuit breaker is used 0.1-0.15-0.3-0.5-0.8-1.5-3.0 (s) ±20% on a 3-phase 4-wire system, the N-pole...
17.3 Setting procedure 1. Prepare a small flat tipped screwdriver. Press the screwdriver in the direction of the arrow to open the ETR cover. Sealing hole Side view of the flat tip ETR cover Operating hole for resetting 2. Insert the flat tipped screwdriver into the opening of the ETR cover.
17.4 Precautions when checking characteristics using the fi eld test device CAUTION (Note) For the operating procedures of field test devices Y-2005 Before performing the test, make sure that no and Y-2000 (discontinued model), refer to the instruction power is supplied to the main circuit of the circuit manual included with the field test device.
18. Procedures for operating Display (LCD) Option A protective sheet has been affixed on the Display (LCD) to prevent scratches. Remove the sheet before starting the operation. When removing the protective sheet, static electricity may be generated to light the LCD. However, it will go off in a short time by self-discharge.
18.4 Screen display and LCD setting 18.4.1 Menu selection and screen display Selecting the menu on the MAIN screen opens the screen for each item. • METER : Measured value display • TRIP : Trip information display • SETTING : Liquid crystal display (LCD) setting The currently displayed screen item is shown in white letter.
18.5 Display of measured values 18.5.1 Measurement items On the METER menu, measured values of load current (CURRENT) and harmonic current (HARMONIC) can be displayed. Fixing with the Display of load current Refer to 18.5.2 Display of harmonic current value Refer to 18.5.3 Display of distortion rate and content rate...
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18.5.3 Harmonic current ■ Display items (Note) To measure the accurate value, set the • Present value of the fundamental wave in each phase frequency selector switch according to the • Present value of harmonics (3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th circuit frequency to be used as described harmonic) of each phase in page 31.
18.6 Trip information When tripping has occurred, the trip information screen will appear automatically, and the back light will change from white to red. The trip information screen will remain displayed until tripping is reset. The trip information means the history of the cause of the last fault. ■...
19. Troubleshooting of ETR If you have encountered a trouble during operation, check the following items. 1. Current is displayed as 0 A when you perform a test with the field test device. While the test signal and voltage are input by the field test device, the LCD indicates the current value as 0 A according to the specifications.
≤ 0.05 ppm, NH ≤ 0.25 ppm) d. Installation condition When installing the AE V Series air circuit breaker, refer to “22. Inspection and Maintenance” (page 46) in the catalogue and instruction manual. e. Replacement yardstick Approx. 15 years. It is dependent on the environment. Please refer to “22. Inspection and Maintenance”...
(Note 1) Operating cycles shall be regarded as being with rated current, even if the current is much less than the maximum rated current of the circuit breaker. (Note 2) When an after-sale service person approved by Mitsubishi Electric inspects and maintains the products according to the period of use and usage environment...
22.2 Preparation before Inspection CAUTION Before inspecting the circuit breaker, open (turn OFF) the upper circuit breaker and check that the power is not supplied. If the circuit breaker is ON, open (turn OFF) the circuit breaker and perform the drawout operation. CAUTION ...
22.3 Inspection Details CAUTION If you find any failure during the inspection, take corrective action immediately. If the product with any failure is used, the product may be damaged, leading to secondary accidents. 22.3.1 Initial Inspection 22.3.1-1 Inspection prior to applying current Perform the following inspections after installing the circuit breaker and before applying the current.
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Perform the user inspection described in this section once about a month after starting use. After that, perform the inspection depending on the usage environment. For the periodic inspection (performed by an after-sale service person) in section 22.1, contact the sales representative or Mitsubishi Electric sales office. 22.3.2-1 External appearance of the circuit breaker...
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22.3.2-5 Accessory devices (General accessory devices) Inspection item Inspection method Criteria Treatment 1. Shunt trip device (SHT) The circuit breaker is ON and The circuit breaker must be Please contact Mitsubishi the specified voltage is applied changed from ON to OFF. Electric if there is any breakage to the terminals C1 and C2 .
Investigation/Primary treatment Secondary treatment 1. The circuit breaker 1. The closing operation cannot be Release the OFF-lock device. Please contact Mitsubishi Electric is not closed. performed. (CYL, CAL, Padlock) if closing cannot be performed 1.1 The OFF-lock device (CYL,...
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Secondary treatment 4.3 Abnormalities 1. The trip indicator LED or alarm Check that the control power is Please contact Mitsubishi Electric. supplied at terminals P1 and of Indication contact output does not work. P2 , and the RUN LED lights up.
16.1 OVER OVER 16.2 PAL LED LT1/2 PAL LED DP ETR PAL LED 1/2 T 16.3 AC100-240 (50/60 Hz)/ AC85-264 DC100-125 DC85-138 DC24-60 DC18-72 cosφ = 0.4 cosφ = 1.0 L/R = 0.7 (50/60 Hz) 0.05 C-32...
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17.3 TYPE S1 INST OVER ERR. (×In) i(×Ir) 0.02N m Iu ×2 (×Ir) L(s) INST (×Ir) 0.02N・m或以下 (xln) TRIP ALARM TEST RESET 1.15 TEST (OVER) (xlu) L/S LOCK DP ETR 3 N或以下 (xln) Freq. TRIP ALARM 50Hz 60Hz 50Hz/60Hz C-36...
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17.4 Y-2005 Y-2000 Y-2005 Y-2000 Y-2005 S1 S3 ALARM TRIP (xln) Freq. TRIP ALARM 50Hz 60Hz INST TYPE S1 INST OVER Ir=0.5 Ig=1.0 ERR. (×In) i(×Ir) Iu ×2 Ir=0.5 Ig=1.0 (×Ir) L(s) INST (×Ir) Ir :0.5 In Tg=0.3s (xln) :1.0 In 0.4s Tg :0.3s TRIP Freq.
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任 18.1 0 200% In ***** A In = 630A 1600A ー ***** A In = 630A 1600A 0 100% In ***.* % ***** A 0 19999A 0 2000% In ー ***.* kA 20000A INST 0 200% In ***** A 0 24:00 h: m 18.2...
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18.4 18.4.1 MAIN • METER • TRIP • SETTING : 18.5.1 18.6 18.4.2 18.4.2 SETTING CONTRAST -2/-1/0/+1/+2 SETTING LCD-BL AUTO OFF Auto OFF AUTO OFF C-39...
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18.5 18.5.1 METER CURRENT HARMONIC 18.5.2 18.5.3 18.5.4 18.5.2 ■ • • • C-40...
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22.4 CYL CAL 1.1 OFF CYL CAL CONNECT DISCONNECT TEST 10.3.2 ー ー 3. ON ー 4. AL AL RESET ー ー ー 2. SHT ー ー 3. OFF ー ー ー STD/INST 3. ERR. LED ー 4. RUN LED C-51...
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TEST ー CONNECT TEST ー CONNECT ー ー ー ー ー TEST ー CONNECT ー 9. UVT C-52...
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Mitsubishi Electric Low Voltage Equipment(Xiamen)Co., Ltd. MITSUBISHI Low Voltage Air Circuit Breakers World Super AE V Series 三菱低压空气断路器 World Super AE V Series MODEL 型号 AED-CV 東京都千代田区丸の内2-7-3(東京ビル)〒100-8310 HEAD OFFICE: TOKYO BLDG., MARUNOUCHI, 2-7-3, CHIYODAKU, TOKYO 100-8310. TELEX: J24532 CABLE: MELCO TOKYO 福山製作所...