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Purpose of the manual ....................... 10 Advantages through energy efficiency................11 Required basic knowledge....................12 Scope of the manual ......................13 Siemens Industry Online Support ..................14 Further documentation...................... 16 Siemens Industry Online Support app................. 17 Support Request ........................ 18 Standards.............................
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Table of contents Test function........................50 Configuration............................51 Performance features......................51 TIA Selection Tool ......................53 Short-circuit protection ...................... 54 7.3.1 Short-circuit breaking capacity ................... 54 7.3.1.1 Short-circuit breaking capacity for motor starter protectors ..........54 7.3.1.2 Short-circuit breaking capacity for 3RV1.1 motor starter protectors in an enclosure ..... 62 7.3.1.3 Short-circuit breaking capacity for 3RV2.1 and 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors in an enclosure...........................
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Table of contents 7.17.3 Speed control of motors with characteristic-controlled frequency converters..... 103 Mounting ............................105 Warning notice ........................ 105 Standard mounting ......................106 8.2.1 Minimum clearances and mounting position ..............106 8.2.2 Mounting/Disassembly..................... 107 Mounting in limiter circuit....................113 Connection............................
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Introduction 1.2 Purpose of the manual Purpose of the manual Purpose of the manual This manual describes the motor starter protector and provides the following information: • Information on integrating the motor starter protector into the system environment. • Information on necessary hardware components. •...
Introduction 1.3 Advantages through energy efficiency Advantages through energy efficiency Siemens offers you a unique portfolio for efficient energy management in industry – a process that serves to optimally shape your energy requirement. Operational energy management is subdivided into three phases: •...
Introduction 1.4 Required basic knowledge Required basic knowledge Required basic knowledge To understand these operating instructions you should have a general knowledge of automation engineering and low-voltage switchgear. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Introduction 1.5 Scope of the manual Scope of the manual Scope of the manual The manual is valid for these motor starter protectors. It contains a description of the devices that is valid at the time of publication. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Introduction 1.6 Siemens Industry Online Support The following functions are now available: • Personal messages Your personal mailbox for exchanging information and managing your contacts • Inquiries Use our online form for specific solution suggestions, or send your technical inquiry directly to a specialist in Technical Support •...
Introduction 1.7 Further documentation Further documentation Further documentation To install and connect the motor starter protectors, you require the operating instructions of the motor starter protectors used. You can find a list of operating instructions and an overview of the manuals pertaining to the SIRIUS modular system in the Appendix "References (Page 263)".
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1.9 Support Request Support Request After you have registered, you can use the Support Request form in the online support to send your question directly to Technical Support: Support Request: Internet (https://support.industry.siemens.com/My/ww/en/requests) SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Standards Applicable standards 3RV motor starter protectors / circuit breakers meet the requirements of the following standards: Table 2-1 Applicable standards Applications Applicable standards 3RV motor starter protectors IEC 60947‑1, EN 60947‑1 (VDE 0660 Part 100) IEC 60947‑2, EN 60947‑2 (VDE 0660 Part 101) 3RV motor starter protectors UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) 3RV27/28 circuit breakers UL 489 Motor starter protectors...
Standards 2.1 Requirements for switching high-efficiency motors Requirements for switching high-efficiency motors The increased requirements for protection devices and switchgear when switching high- efficiency motors are covered by the new utilization category AC‑3e introduced in the IEC 60947‑4‑1 product standard. The utilization category AC‑3e takes into account the higher switch-on characteristic of efficiency-enhanced motors.
(Page 253). SIRIUS components have been approved by a whole range of bodies for various sectors (shipbuilding, etc.). An up-to-date list of approvals is provided in the appendix of the Siemens IC 10 Catalog - "SIRIUS Industrial Controls". You will find more information and downloadable certificates on the Internet (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/...
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Standards 2.2 Notes on the protection of device connections SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Safety instructions General safety notes DANGER Hazardous voltage. Will cause death or serious injury. Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Siemens’ products and solutions undergo continuous development to make them more secure. Siemens strongly recommends that product updates are applied as soon as they are available and that the latest product versions are used. Use of product versions that are no longer supported, and failure to apply the latest updates may increase customer’s exposure...
This equipment is only allowed to be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the technical description, and only in conjunction with non-Siemens equipment and components recommended by Siemens. Correct transport, storage, installation and assembly, as well as careful operation and maintenance, are required to ensure that the product operates safely and without faults.
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Safety instructions 3.5 Recycling and disposal Recycling and disposal For environmentally-friendly recycling and disposal of your old device, contact a company certified for the disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment, and dispose of the device as specified in the regulations for your particular country. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Safety instructions 3.5 Recycling and disposal SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Product description Introduction Applications 3RV motor starter protectors are compact current-limiting devices which have been optimized for load feeders. They are used for protecting and switching three-phase motors and other loads. The scalable setting ranges mean that a suitable motor starter protector can provide protection for all standard motors at ambient temperatures of ≤ 60 °C.
Product description 4.1 Introduction Connection systems The motor starter protectors are available with the following connection system options (in the main circuit): • Screw-type connection system (up to 100 A) • Spring-loaded connection system (3RV2 only, in sizes S00 and S0 up to 32 A) •...
Product description 4.2 Versions Versions Device versions • Motor starter protector standard version (3RV1011, 3RV20) Overload and short-circuit protection • Motor starter protectors with relay function (3RV21) Short-circuit protection and auto-RESET in the event of overload in one device • MSP for starter combinations (3RV23) Short-circuit protection only Combined with solid-state overload relay, large setting ranges and auto-RESET •...
Product description 4.3 Applications Applications General 3RV motor starter protectors are used for protecting and switching the following loads: • Three-phase motors up to 45 kW / 55 kW at 400 V AC • Loads with rated currents up to 100 A Special applications The various 3RV motor starter protectors are suitable for: •...
The specifications for short-circuit protection (fuses or miniature circuit breakers) are available nals for the device connections of the main circuit and the auxiliary circuit. 3/L2 You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support 5/L3 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 2/T1...
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Product description 4.4 Motor starter protectors 3RV2 motor starter protectors (size S00 and S0) ① Terminals: Up to two conductors with different cross-sections can be connected for the main and auxiliary circuits. Connection of the main circuit is possible with size S00 and S0 devices with screw-type and spring-loaded connection systems.
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The specifications for short-circuit protection (fuses or miniature circuit breakers) are available nals for the device connections of the main circuit and the auxiliary circuit. 3/L2 You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support 5/L3 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 2/T1...
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Product description 4.4 Motor starter protectors 3RV2.3 motor starter protectors (size S2) ① Terminals: Up to two conductors with different cross-sections can be connected for the main and auxiliary circuits. Connection of the main circuit is possible with size S2 devices with a screw-type connection system.
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The specifications for short-circuit protection (fuses or miniature circuit breakers) are available nals for the device connections of the main circuit and the auxiliary circuit. 3/L2 You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support 5/L3 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 2/T1...
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Product description 4.4 Motor starter protectors 3RV2.4 motor starter protectors (size S3) ① Terminals: Up to two conductors with different cross-sections can be connected for the main and auxiliary circuits. Connection of the main circuit is possible with size S3 devices with screw-type and ring cable lug connection systems (after removing the box terminal block).
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The specifications for short-circuit protection (fuses or miniature circuit breakers) are available nals for the device connections of the main circuit and the auxiliary circuit. 3/L2 You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support 5/L3 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 2/T1...
Product description 4.5 Performance features Performance features SIRIUS motor starter protectors boast the following technical advantages: Technical highlights Customer benefits Up to 20% less power consumption than previous solutions • Reduced temperature rise in the control cabinet • Cost savings during operation Uniform connection systems: The right connection for every application (e.g. operational reliability (vibration-resistant, non-temperature-specif‐...
Product combinations Since the products from the innovative SIRIUS modular system are matched to one another both electrically and mechanically, they can be combined quickly and easily. Typical combinations for fuseless and fused designs have been fully tested and approved. Reference More information ...
Functions 3RV motor starter protectors meet the requirements for motor and system protection according to IEC 60947‑2 / DIN VDE 0660‑101. Motor and system protection is achieved using the following functions: • Overload protection • Short-circuit protection • Phase loss sensitivity SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Functions 6.1 Overload and short-circuit protection Overload and short-circuit protection Overload protection The rated current of the motor requiring protection (see rating plate) is set on the setting scale. This sets the integrated overload protection to the motor current. Short-circuit protection The short-circuit release is factory-set to a multiple of the motor starter protector's rated current (top value on the setting scale).
Functions 6.1 Overload and short-circuit protection 6.1.2 Tripping characteristics The time-current characteristic, the current-limiting characteristics, and the I t characteristics have been determined according to DIN VDE 0660/IEC 60947. In the case of the time-current characteristic, the tripping characteristic of the inverse-time delayed overload release (thermal overload release) applies for alternating current with frequencies from 0 Hz up to 400 Hz.
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Functions 6.1 Overload and short-circuit protection Δ I Change in operating current Frequency SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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It is, however, also valid as a schematic circuit diagram for motor starter protectors with other current ranges. Reference Time-current characteristics, current-limiting characteristics and I t characteristics can be found on the Internet (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16027/char). SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Functions 6.2 Phase loss sensitivity Phase loss sensitivity The phase loss sensitivity (not in the case of 3RV20..-..-0DA0, 3RV23, 3RV27 and 3RV28) of the motor starter protector ensures that it trips in good time in the event of a phase failure or significant phase unbalance.
Functions 6.3 Protection of single-phase loads Protection of single-phase loads The 3RV20..-..-0DA0 motor starter protectors for system protection and 3RV27 / 3RV28 circuit breakers according to UL 489 do not feature phase asymmetry detection. Therefore these devices can be used for the protection of single-phase or two-phase loads. The 3RV20..-..-0DA0 motor starter protectors for system protection do not have UL approval.
Functions 6.4 Test function Test function The TEST slide / TEST pushbutton can be used to check whether the operational motor starter protector is working correctly (not on the 3RV23 / 3RV27 / 3RV28 circuit breakers in sizes S00 and S0). The tripping of the motor starter protector can be simulated by operating the slide / pushbutton.
Configuration Performance features Table 7-1 Performance features of 3RV1 motor starter protectors Feature 3RV10 3RV1611-0BD10 3RV1611-1.G14 Applications ✓ • System protection ✓ • Motor protection ✓ • Fuse monitoring ✓ • Voltage transformer circuit breakers for distance pro‐ tection Size Rated current I A Up to 12 Up to 3...
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Configuration 7.1 Performance features Feature 3RV20 3RV21 3RV23 3RV24 3RV27 3RV28 Rated current I A Up to 16 Up to 16 Up to 16 Up to 16 Up to 15 Up to 15 • Size S00 A Up to 40 Up to 32 Up to 40 Up to 25 Up to 22 Up to 22 •...
TIA Selection Tool You can select, configure and order devices for Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) with the TIA Selection Tool. You will find the TIA Selection Tool on the Internet (http://www.siemens.com/tst). SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Backup fuses are only necessary if the short-circuit current at the installation location exceeds the motor starter protectors' short-circuit breaking capacity. The short-circuit breaking capacity in the case of different voltages and the dimensioning of a fuse (if it is required) are described in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td).
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-3 Short-circuit breaking capacity I acc. to IEC 60947‑2 - Part 1 - Size S00 Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC starter rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) protec‐...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-4 Short-circuit breaking capacity I acc. to IEC 60947‑2 - Part 2 - Size S00 Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 440 V AC Up to 500 V AC Up to 690 V AC 1) 1) starter rent I 460 V AC 525 V AC protector Max. fuse Max.
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-5 Short-circuit breaking capacity I acc. to IEC 60947‑2 - Part 1 - Size S0 Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC starter rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) protec‐...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-6 Short-circuit breaking capacity I acc. to IEC 60947‑2 - Part 2 - Size S0 Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 440 V AC Up to 500 V AC Up to 690 V AC 1) 1) starter rent I 460 V AC 525 V AC protector Max. fuse Max.
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-7 Short-circuit breaking capacity I acc. to IEC 60947‑2 - Part 1 - Size S2 Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC starter rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) protec‐...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-8 Short-circuit breaking capacity I acc. to IEC 60947‑2 - Part 2 - Size S2 Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 440 V AC Up to 500 V AC / Up to 690 V AC 1) starter rent I 460 V AC 525 V AC protector Max. fuse Max.
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC starter rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) protec‐ Type 3RV2.42 100 100 -- 100 100 -- 100 100 -- 100 100 -- 84 ... 100 100 100 -- 3RV2742...
Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Motor Rated cur‐ Up to 440 V AC Up to 500 V AC / Up to 690 V AC 1) starter rent I 460 V AC 525 V AC protector Max. fuse Max. fuse Max. (gG) (gG) fuse (gG) 3)4) Type 3RV2.42 100 50 100 50 84 ... 100 3RV2742 up to 70 A On request...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection The maximum rated current of this back-up fuse is indicated in the tables. The rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity then applies as specified on the fuse. Table 7-11 Short-circuit breaking capacity I according to IEC 60947‑2 for 3RV1.1 motor starter protectors in molded- plastic enclosure 3RV1913-1CA00 / 3RV1913-1DA00 - Part 1 - Size S00 Motor Rated current I...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-13 Short-circuit breaking capacity I according to IEC 60947‑2 for 3RV1.1 motor starter protectors in molded- plastic enclosure 3RV1913-2DA00 - Part 1 - Size S00 Motor Rated current I Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC starter pro‐...
Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection 7.3.1.3 Short-circuit breaking capacity for 3RV2.1 and 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors in an enclosure Short-circuit breaking capacity I according to IEC 60947-2 for 3RV2.1 and 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors in an enclosure The tables list the rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity I and the rated service short- circuit breaking capacity I for 3RV2.1 and 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors in an enclosure at...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-16 Short-circuit breaking capacity I according to IEC 60947‑2 for 3RV2.1 / 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors in molded-plastic enclosure 3RV1923-1CA00 / 3RV1923-1FA00 - Part 2 - Size S00 / Size S0 Motor Rated current I Up to 440 V AC / 460 V AC Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC 1) ...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Motor Rated current I Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC starter pro‐ Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) tector Type 3RV2.2 No back-up fuse required, because short-circuit-proof up to 100 kA. 10% overvoltage 5% overvoltage Fuse only required if short-circuit current at installation location is > I ...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-19 Short-circuit breaking capacity I according to IEC 60947‑2 for 3RV2.1 / 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors in molded-plastic enclosure 3RV1923-2DA00 / 3RV1923-2GA00 / 3RV1923-2GA10 - Part 1 - Size S00 / Size S0 Motor Rated current I Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC starter pro‐...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Motor Rated current I Up to 440 V AC / 460 V AC Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC 1) starter pro‐ Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) tector Type 3RV2.2 No back-up fuse required, because short-circuit-proof up to 100 kA. 10% overvoltage 5% overvoltage Fuse only required if short-circuit current at installation location is > I Table 7-21...
Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-22 Short-circuit breaking capacity I according to IEC 60947‑2 for 3RV2.1 / 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors in cast aluminum enclosure 3RV1923-1DA01 / 3RV1923-1GA01 - Part 2 - Size S00 / Size S0 Motor Rated current I Up to 440 V AC / 460 V AC Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC 1) ...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-23 Short-circuit breaking capacity I in the IT system Part 1 - Size S00 cuIT Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC 2) rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) 4), 5) cuIT cuIT ...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-24 Short-circuit breaking capacity I in the IT system Part 2 - Size S00 cuIT Rated current Up to 440 V AC / 460 V AC Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC Up to 690 V AC 2) 2) 2) 5) Max. fuse (gG) Max.
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-25 Short-circuit breaking capacity I in the IT system Part 1 - Size S0 cuIT Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC 2) rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) 4), 5) cuIT cuIT ...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-26 Short-circuit breaking capacity I in the IT system Part 2 - Size S0 cuIT Rated current Up to 440 V AC / 460 V AC Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC Up to 690 V AC 2) 2) 2) 5) Max. fuse (gG) Max.
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-27 Short-circuit breaking capacity I in the IT system Part 1 - Size S2 cuIT Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC 2) rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) 4), 5) cuIT cuIT ...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-29 Short-circuit breaking capacity I in the IT system Part 1 - Size S3 cuIT Rated cur‐ Up to 240 V AC Up to 400 V AC / 415 V AC 2) rent I Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) 4), 5) cuIT cuIT ...
Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Rated current Up to 440 V AC / 460 V AC Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC Up to 690 V AC 1) 1) 1) 4) Max. fuse (gG) Max. fuse (gG) Max. cuIT cuIT cuIT fuse (gG) 3RV2.42 10% overvoltage 5% overvoltage Back-up fuse only required if short-circuit current at installation location is >...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Type Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC Up to 690 V AC 3RV2011 3RV2321-4EC10 (I = 32 A) n 12.5 3RV2331-4WC10 (I = 52 A) 10 ... 16 -- A limiter is not required. 10% overvoltage 5% overvoltage Infeed to the limiter is always on the side 1L1/3L2/5L3. Table 7-32 Short-circuit breaking capacity for motor starter protectors with limiter function - Size S0 ...
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Configuration 7.3 Short-circuit protection Table 7-34 Short-circuit breaking capacity for motor starter protectors with limiter function - Size S3 Type Up to 500 V AC / 525 V AC Up to 690 V AC Size S3, with increased breaking capacity 3RV2042 3RV2342-4MC10 (I = 100 A) 40 ... 100 10% overvoltage 5% overvoltage Infeed to the limiter is always on the side 2T1 / 4T2 / 6T3.
Configuration 7.4 Motor protection Motor protection The tripping characteristic of 3RV10 / 3RV20 / 3RV21 motor starter protectors is primarily designed for protecting three-phase motors. The rated current I of the motor to be protected (see nameplate) is set on the setting scale. The short-circuit release is factory-set to a multiple of the motor starter protector's rated current (top value on the setting scale).
Configuration 7.5 System protection System protection 3RV20 and 3RV21 motor starter protectors are also suitable for protecting systems. To prevent premature tripping caused by phase loss sensitivity, the load applied to each of the three current paths of the motor starter protector in standard version must always be the same.
Configuration 7.6 Motor protection with overload relay function Motor protection with overload relay function 3RV21 motor starter protectors with overload relay function have the same overload and short- circuit release characteristic as 3RV20 motor starter protectors. However, the overload releases have no effect on the motor starter protectors' breaker latching mechanism. In the event of an overload, the motor starter protector remains on.
Configuration 7.7 Using 3RV1011 and 3RV2 motor starter protectors with highly energy-efficient motors (IE3 / IE4) Using 3RV1011 and 3RV2 motor starter protectors with highly energy-efficient motors (IE3 / IE4) 7.7.1 General information on the startup characteristics of highly energy- efficient motors (IE3 / IE4) Motor starter protectors have been conceived to protect and switch motors.
Configuration 7.7 Using 3RV1011 and 3RV2 motor starter protectors with highly energy-efficient motors (IE3 / IE4) 7.7.1.3 Rated motor current/setting scale For motor protection, the motor's rated current must be set on the motor starter protector's setting scale. The new IE3 / IE4 motors generally have lower rated currents. This can lead to situations in which a motor starter protector with a lower rated current has to be chosen for the same motor rating.
Configuration 7.7 Using 3RV1011 and 3RV2 motor starter protectors with highly energy-efficient motors (IE3 / IE4) limit is 17.33 times the current setting (260 A/15 A = 17.33). In this example, the distance from the response limit of 13.86 times the current setting in the case of motor starter protector A increases to 17.33 times the current setting in the case of motor starter protector B.
Configuration 7.8 Short-circuit protection for starter combinations Short-circuit protection for starter combinations 3RV23 MSP for starter combinations 3RV23 MSPs for starter combinations are motor starter protectors without overload releases. They are always used in conjunction with a contactor and overload relay, as the motor starter protector alone is not able to protect the motor and itself against overloads.
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65 kA x = 2: 100 kA Feeders with MSPs for starter combinations and solid-state overload relays Consult Technical Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/My/ww/en/requests) for information about the correct selection of devices for assembling feeders with MSPs for starter combinations and solid-state overload relays. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors...
Configuration 7.9 Transformer protection Transformer protection Protection against inrush currents When control transformers are protected on the primary side, the high inrush currents generated at the time the transformers are switched on often cause spurious tripping in the protective devices. The short-circuit releases of motor starter protectors for transformer protection (3RV24, 3RV28) are set to a higher value than in the case of the 3RV20 motor starter protectors.
Configuration 7.10 Main switch 7.10 Main switch 3RV2 motor starter protectors satisfy the features of main switches according to IEC 60947‑2. 3RV20 and 3RV21 motor starter protectors are also suitable for protecting systems. In order to prevent premature tripping caused by phase loss sensitivity, the charge applied to each of the three current paths must always be the same.
Configuration 7.11 Fuse monitoring 7.11 Fuse monitoring The 3RV1611‑0BD10 circuit breaker is used for fuse monitoring. A current path of the circuit breaker is connected in parallel to each fuse. When a fuse fails, the current flows via the parallel connected current path of the circuit breaker, and trips it. Safety information DANGER Hazardous voltage.
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Configuration 7.11 Fuse monitoring Auxiliary switch functions The circuit breaker for fuse monitoring can be equipped with a transverse or lateral auxiliary switch. The auxiliary switch signals the tripping of the circuit breaker and thus the failure of the fuse. The auxiliary switch causes an all-pole disconnection of the faulty circuit by means of a corresponding switching device.
Configuration 7.12 Voltage transformer circuit breaker 7.12 Voltage transformer circuit breaker The voltage transformer circuit breaker corresponds largely to the 3RV1 motor starter protector of size S00. To reliably prevent false tripping of the distance protection, two features are taken into account: •...
Configuration 7.13 Use in IT systems 7.13 Use in IT systems 3RV motor starter protectors are suitable for use in IT systems according to IEC 60947‑2. In the event of a 3-pole short circuit, they respond in exactly the same way as other systems: For this reason, the same short-circuit breaking capacity I and I applies.
Configuration 7.14 Devices for North America (UL/CSA) 7.14 Devices for North America (UL/CSA) 7.14.1 Approval in compliance with UL 60947-4-1 (UL 508) / CSA C22.2 No. 14 (CSA‑C22.2 No. 60947‑4‑1) The motor starter protectors/circuit breakers in the 3RV1 and 3RV2 series are approved for UL / CSA and can be used in accordance with UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) / CSA C22.2 No. 14 (CSA‑C22.2 No. 60947‑4‑1) individually or as load feeders in conjunction with a contactor.
Configuration 7.14 Devices for North America (UL/CSA) 3RV1011 and 3RV20 motor starter protectors are approved as "Manual Motor Controller Suitable for Tap Conductor Protection in Group Installations" under the following file number: • UL File No. 47705, CCN: NLRV The approval does not apply for 3RV1011 motor starter protectors with rated current = 10 A and I = 12 A 7.14.1.3...
Configuration 7.14 Devices for North America (UL/CSA) The 3RV20 motor starter protectors in size S3 are approved according to UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) together with the terminal block (article no. 3RT2946‑4GA07). CSA approval does not require extended clearances and creepage distances. The terminal blocks or phase barriers can, therefore, be omitted for use as a "Self-Protected Combination Motor Controller"...
The permissible ambient temperatures, maximum switching capacity, tripping currents, and other limiting conditions relevant to application are listed in the technical data. Technical information is available on the Internet (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/en). 3RV1.11 and 3RV2 motor starter protectors are temperature-compensating according to IEC 60947-4-1 / VDE 0660 Part 102 in the temperature range from -20 °C to +60 °C.
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Configuration 7.15 Application environment Necessary correction The following tables show the necessary correction of the rated motor current to which the motor starter protector is to be set on the setting scale. Table 7-35 Use at ambient temperatures > 60 °C Ambient temperature in °C Maximum continuous Necessary correction current in %...
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SIRIUS components have been approved by a whole range of bodies for various sectors (shipbuilding, etc.). An up-to-date list of approvals appears in the Appendix of the Siemens Industrial Controls IC 10 Catalog. More information, as well as downloadable certificates, can be obtained on the Internet (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/en).
Configuration 7.16 Selecting the motor starter protectors 7.16 Selecting the motor starter protectors Since the inrush current can cause the operational currents, the starting currents, and the current peaks to be at different levels, even where motors with the same power are being used, the motor power values in the selection tables should be viewed as guide values only.
Configuration 7.17 Project guidelines for use downstream of frequency converters/inverters with pulsed voltage 7.17 Project guidelines for use downstream of frequency converters/ inverters with pulsed voltage Using thermal motor protection devices downstream of frequency converters/inverters with pulsed voltage affects switching devices and can cause them to trip undesirably. Practical configuration guidelines for such applications are given below.
Configuration 7.17 Project guidelines for use downstream of frequency converters/inverters with pulsed voltage Application example rms value of the motor current at rated load: 1.2 A. Frequency converter with a pulse frequency of 8 kHz. Set to: 1.2 A x 1.21 = 1.45 A Recommended motor starter protector with setting range: 1.4 to 2 A. Making this adjustment compensates the high-frequency currents.
Configuration 7.17 Project guidelines for use downstream of frequency converters/inverters with pulsed voltage 7.17.3 Speed control of motors with characteristic-controlled frequency converters With adjustment to linear voltage frequency characteristic and continuous boost, a reduction in speed (< 50 Hz) combined with constant load torque can cause the motor current to increase. The reason for this is that in the case of this adjustment the reduction in the output voltage of the frequency converter is not in line with the output frequency.
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Configuration 7.17 Project guidelines for use downstream of frequency converters/inverters with pulsed voltage SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Mounting Warning notice DANGER Hazardous voltage. Will cause death or serious injury. Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Mounting 8.2 Standard mounting Standard mounting 8.2.1 Minimum clearances and mounting position Minimum clearances The following clearances from grounded or non-isolated live parts and from cable ducts made of molded plastic must be observed in compliance with IEC 60947‑2 when motor starter protectors are mounted.
Mounting 8.2 Standard mounting Table 8-2 Installation guidelines for 3RV1.1 / 3RV161 motor starter protectors (size S00) X [mm] Y [mm] Z [mm] Up to 690 Table 8-3 Installation guidelines for motor starter protectors (size S2) X [mm] Y [mm] Z [mm] No distance from grounded parts needs to be observed on the front. ...
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Mounting 8.2 Standard mounting Mounting/disassembling (sizes S00 and S0) 3RV2928-0B DIN EN 60715 ① Mounting on a DIN rail ② Mounting on base plate Figure 8-2 Mounting/disassembling motor starter protectors (sizes S00 and S0) Note Push-in lugs (sizes S00 and S0) The motor starter protectors can be mounted on a level surface with 2 screws. In the case of size S00 and S0 motor starter protectors, 2 push-in lugs (3RV2928-0B) (supplied in packs of 10) are also required.
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Mounting 8.2 Standard mounting Screw mounting motor starter protectors (size S2) ① Using two M4 screws (maximum tightening torque 1.2 to 1.4 Nm), plain washers, and spring washers, diagonally screw the motor starter protector tight into the designated drill holes. The following figures show snapping onto/removal from DIN rail (size S2). Snapping motor starter protectors (size S2) onto DIN rail ①...
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Mounting 8.2 Standard mounting Removing motor starter protectors (size S2) from DIN rail ① Push the release slide down with a screwdriver to enable its removal. ② Swing the device upwards to remove it. Mounting / disassembling (size S3) The following figure shows the mounting of motor starter protectors (size S3) on a base plate. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Mounting 8.2 Standard mounting Screw mounting motor starter protectors, size S3 ① Using two M4 screws (maximum tightening torque 1.2 to 1.4 Nm) and plain washers, diagonally screw the motor starter protector tight into the designated drill holes. The following figures show mounting on / removal from standard rails (size S3). Mounting motor starter protectors (size S3) on standard rails ①...
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Mounting 8.2 Standard mounting Removing motor starter protectors (size S3) from standard rails ① Push the release slide down with a screwdriver to enable its removal. ② Swing the device upwards to remove it. Reference More information ... Can be found in the chapter titled ... About the drilling plan Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protec‐...
Mounting 8.3 Mounting in limiter circuit Mounting in limiter circuit Installation guidelines for 3RV2 motor starter protectors with limiter function (size S00 and S0) When installing 3RV2 motor starter protectors, size S00 and S0, the following clearances must be observed from grounded or non-isolated live parts, and from cable ducts made from insulating material.
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Mounting 8.3 Mounting in limiter circuit Type Clearance Limiter Motor starter protector Ue [V] X [mm] Y [mm] Z [mm] 3RV2321-4EC10 3RV2.1./3RV2.2. 3RV2331-4WC10 3RV2.1./3RV2.2. Installation guidelines for 3RV2 motor starter protectors with limiter function (size S2) When installing 3RV2 motor starter protectors, size S2, the following clearances must be observed from grounded or non-isolated live parts, and from cable ducts made from insulating material.
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Mounting 8.3 Mounting in limiter circuit Installation guidelines for 3RV2332-4RC10 and 3RV2.3 (I = 14 to 52 A) 3RV1935-1A 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 3RV2.3 3RV2.3 3RV2332-4RC10 3RV2332-4RC10 In = 14 ... 40 A In = 14 ... 40 A 2/T1 4/T2 6/T3 2/T1...
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Mounting 8.3 Mounting in limiter circuit Installation guidelines for 3RV2332-4RC10 and 3RV2.3 (I = 59 to 80 A) Note All dimensions are specified in mm. 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 3RV2.3 3RV2.3 3RV2332-4RC10 3RV2332-4RC10 In = 59 ... 80 A In = 59 ...
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Mounting 8.3 Mounting in limiter circuit Minimum clearances for 3RV2342-4MC1. and 3RV2042-4.A1. 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 3RV2342-4MC1. 3RV2042-4.A1. 3RV2342-4MC1. 3RV2042-4.A1. 2/T1 4/T2 6/T3 2/T1 4/T2 6/T3 Type Clearance Limiter Motor starter protector Ue [V] X [mm] Y [mm] Z [mm] 3RV2342-4MC1.
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Mounting 8.3 Mounting in limiter circuit 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 1/L1 3/L2 5/L3 3RV2042-4.A1. 3RV2042-4.A1. 3RV2342-4MC1. 3RV2342-4MC1. In = 28 ... 100 A In = 28 ... 100 A 2/T1 4/T2 6/T3 2/T1 4/T2 6/T3 2/T1 2/T1 4/T2 6/T3...
Connection Warning notice DANGER Hazardous voltage. Will cause death or serious injury. Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device. Infeed 3RV motor starter protectors can optionally be fed from the top or from below. Connection types The motor starter protectors are available with the following connection types: •...
Connection 9.2 Conductor cross-sections Conductor cross-sections 9.2.1 Conductor cross-sections Due to SIRIUS being a modular system, the conductor cross-sections of all the devices of one size are identical. 9.2.2 Conductor cross-sections for screw-type connection systems Conductor cross-sections for screw-type connection systems The tables below define the permissible conductor cross-sections for main terminals and auxiliary conductor connections in sizes S00, S0, S2 and S3 for screw-type connection systems.
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Connection 9.2 Conductor cross-sections Table 9-3 Main conductors of size S0 with M4 combination screws Motor starter protector Tools Pozidriv size PZ 2, Ø 5 to 6 mm Tightening torque 2.0 to 2.5 Nm Solid and stranded 2 x (1.0 to 2.5) mm² 2 x (2.5 to 10) mm² Finely stranded with end sleeve 2 x (1 to 2.5) mm² 2 x (2.5 to 6) mm²...
Connection 9.2 Conductor cross-sections Motor starter protector Stranded 2 x (6 ... 16) mm² 2 x (10 ... 50) mm² 1 x (10 ... 70) mm² Finely stranded without end – sleeve Finely stranded with end sleeve 2 x (2.5 ... 35) mm² 1 x (2.5 ... 50) mm² Ribbon cables 2 x (6 x 9 x 0.8) 2 x (10 to 1/0) 1 x (10 to 2/0) The conductor cross-sections do not apply for 3RV27 circuit breakers. Table 9-6 Auxiliary conductors of sizes S00 / S0 / S2 / S3 with M3 combination screws ...
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Connection 9.2 Conductor cross-sections Note The main terminals of size S2 and S3 motor starter protectors are not available with spring- loaded connection technology. Table 9-7 Main conductors of size S00 (3RV2.1 motor starter protectors) Motor starter protector Tools Ø 3.0 x 0.5 (3RA2908-1A) Solid and stranded 2 x (0.5 to 4.0) mm²...
Connection 9.2 Conductor cross-sections Accessories for motor starter protectors Finely stranded without end sleeve 2 x (0.5 to 2.5) mm² Finely stranded with end sleeve 2 x (0.5 to 1.5) mm² 2 x (20 to 14) 9.2.4 Conductor cross-sections for ring cable lug connection system Conductor cross-sections for ring cable lug connection systems (3RV2 only, in size S3) The table below defines the permissible conductor cross-sections for main terminals and auxiliary conductor connections in size S3 for ring cable lug connection systems.
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Connection 9.2 Conductor cross-sections A shrink-on sleeve must be used to insulate ring cable lugs without an insulating sleeve. The following conditions must be met: • Operating temperature: -55 °C to +155 °C • UL 224 approved • Flame-protected DANGER Hazardous voltage. Will cause death or serious injury. Use only approved ring cable lugs to meet the required clearances and creepage distances.
Operation Note The motor starter protector must be switched on and off quickly and without interruption. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Operation 10.1 Setting the current 10.1 Setting the current Procedure Use a screwdriver to set the load's rated current (current setting) I on the scale on the motor starter protector. In the context of this setting, a distinction is made between two fundamental designs: 1.
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Operation 10.1 Setting the current Current reduction Current reduction is required at ambient temperatures above +60 °C. The maximum permissible current setting for an ambient temperature of +70 °C is indicated on the scale by a slightly longer mark on the scale. You can find more information about derating in the chapter titled Application environment (Page 97).
Operation 10.2 Testing the overload release 10.2 Testing the overload release The tables below show the procedures for testing the motor starter protectors' overload release: 3RV1 motor starter protectors (size S00) TEST ① Insert a screwdriver into the test opening. ② Push the screwdriver to the left. 3RV2 motor starter protectors (size S00 and S0) TEST ①...
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Operation 10.2 Testing the overload release 3RV2 motor starter protectors (size S2 and S3) TEST TEST ① Turn the rotary button from O to I. ② Insert a screwdriver into the test opening and carefully push it towards the back. Result If the rotary button on the 3RV2 motor starter protector snaps into the tripped setting, the test was successful.
Operation 10.3 Testing the overload relay function (3RV21) 10.3 Testing the overload relay function (3RV21) Testing the overload relay function (3RV21) TEST ① The control circuit must be energized. Insert a screwdriver into the test opening and push it down. Result The connected contactor disconnects.
Operation 10.4 Securing 10.4 Securing Function You can secure the motor starter protector against unauthorized closing, for example, if repair work needs to be carried out. Procedure Move the rotary switch to the OFF position. Take the cylinder out of the rotary lever. (This locks the rotary operating mechanism.) Secure the motor starter protector against unauthorized closing by locking the rotary switch with a padlock (shackle diameter 3.5 to 4.5 mm).
Operation 10.5 Reclosing after tripping 10.5 Reclosing after tripping Tripping When the 3RV2 motor starter protector trips, the rotary switch moves to the tripped setting to indicate that it has tripped. An option is available (in the form of an accessory) to have a signaling switch report the tripping of the 3RV2 motor starter protector electrically.
Accessories 11.1 Accessories overview Accessories For maximum flexibility, accessories can be added to the motor starter protector as required, easily, and without the need for tools. Mountable accessories The mountable accessories for size S00 3RV1011 motor starter protectors are illustrated below. ①...
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Accessories 11.1 Accessories overview ① Signaling switch ② Lateral auxiliary switch with 2 contacts ③ Lateral auxiliary switch with 4 contacts ④ Disconnector module ⑤ Terminal block type E ⑥ Undervoltage release ⑦ Shunt release ⑧ Undervoltage release with leading auxiliary contacts ⑨...
Accessories 11.2 Installation rules/Component rules 11.2 Installation rules/Component rules Maximum expansion 3RV2 motor starter protectors The maximum expansion of the 3RV2 motor starter protector is one transverse auxiliary switch, one lateral auxiliary switch with 2 contacts, one signaling switch, and one auxiliary release. The lateral auxiliary switch with 2 NO contacts + 2 NC contacts can also be used as an alternative to a transverse auxiliary switch and a lateral auxiliary switch with 2 contacts.
Accessories 11.3 Auxiliary switch 11.3 Auxiliary switch 11.3.1 Description Function The contacts of the auxiliary switch open and close along with the main contacts on the motor starter protector. Versions Table 11-1 Auxiliary switch versions Auxiliary switch Versions Connection system Width Mountable Transverse auxiliary switch 1 CO contact...
The specifications for short-circuit protection (fuses or miniature circuit breakers) are available (NC 21‑22) for the device connections of the main circuit and the auxiliary circuit. You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support NC contact (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td).
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Accessories 11.3 Auxiliary switch Mounting auxiliary switches Mounting a transverse auxiliary switch ① Using a screwdriver, carefully force off the cover. (Size S00 / S0) ② Take out the cover. (Size S2 / S3 ③ Slant the transverse auxiliary switch and push it into the opening on front of the motor starter protector.
Accessories 11.3 Auxiliary switch 11.3.3 Disassembly Note The auxiliary switches are disassembled in the same way for all sizes. Disassembling auxiliary switches Disassembling a transverse auxiliary switch ① Slide a screwdriver underneath the transverse auxiliary switch. Using the screwdriver, carefully dislodge the auxiliary switch. ②...
Accessories 11.4 Signaling switch 11.4 Signaling switch 11.4.1 Description Function The signaling switch has two contact systems: • One contact system (1 NO contact + 1 NC contact) signals general tripping irrespective of whether this was caused by a short-circuit, an overload, or an auxiliary release. •...
NC contact power, and holding power. The same applies to the selection of suitable protection devices. (NC 65‑66) You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support Short-circuit trip (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). NO contact (NO 77‑78)
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Accessories 11.4 Signaling switch ① Press and hold down the transport lock on the inside of the signaling switch. ② Then also press the blue RESET button on the front of the signaling switch until it engages. ③ Attach the signaling switch to the rear of the motor starter protector. ④...
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Accessories 11.4 Signaling switch Mounting/disassembling a signaling switch (size S2) ① Remove the adhesive label on the left of the motor starter protector (only for 3RV2.31 up to and including 45 A and 3RV2431 up to and including 40 A). ② Press and hold down the transport lock on the inside of the signaling switch. Then also press the blue RESET button on the front of the signaling switch until it engages.
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Accessories 11.4 Signaling switch Mounting a signaling switch (size S3) ① Press and hold down the transport lock on the inside of the signaling switch. Then also press the blue RESET button on the front of the signaling switch until it engages. ②...
Accessories 11.4 Signaling switch 11.4.3 Disassembly Disassembling signaling switches Disassembling a signaling switch ① Press the clips on the top and bottom of the signaling switch together. ② Run a screwdriver between the motor starter protector and the signaling switch. Dislodge the signaling switch from the motor starter protector by carefully turning the screwdriver.
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Accessories 11.4 Signaling switch Signaling switch display Signaling switch with tripped signal State Procedure after tripping ① ② Tripped signal Open (move to O) and then reclose (move to I) the motor starter protector. • Motor starter protector – In tripped setting •...
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Accessories 11.4 Signaling switch State Procedure after tripping ① Short-circuit signal Press the blue RESET button on the signaling switch. ② ③ • Motor starter protector Open (move to O) and then reclose (move to I) the motor starter protector. – In tripped setting •...
More information can be found in the Installation Manual - SENTRON circuit protection devices with communication and measuring function (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/de/view/109791805/en). The 7KN Powercenter 1000 data transceiver is the core of the system of communication- capable circuit protection devices. This gathers measured values of the paired circuit protection devices and transfers them to the higher-level systems.
Because the devices communicate via radio, wireless approval is required for each country in which they are operated. Existing country radio approvals (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/de/view/ 109801197/en) Further countries on request. 11.5.2 Description The 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switches (3RV2921‑5M) are attached as an...
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Manual – SENTRON circuit protection devices with communication and measuring function (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/de/view/109791806/en). Function The motor starter protector states are transmitted wirelessly by means of the communication function integrated in the 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switch (3RV2921‑5M).
The same applies to the selection of suit‐ able protection devices. You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). Further recommendations, e.g. the use of miniature circuit-breakers or equipment circuit-...
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Accessories 11.5 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switches (3RV2921-5M) for 3RV2 ① Attach the wireless auxiliary and signaling switch to the rear of the motor starter protector. ② Press the wireless auxiliary and signaling switch to the motor starter protector until you hear it engage.
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Accessories 11.5 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switches (3RV2921-5M) for 3RV2 Mounting the 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switch for 3RV2 on a 3RV2.4 motor starter protector Note Switch the motor starter protector off before mounting the 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switch for 3RV2.
Accessories 11.5 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switches (3RV2921-5M) for 3RV2 11.5.5 Disassembly Disassembling the 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switch for 3RV2 from a 3RV2.1/3RV2.2 motor starter protector ① Press the clips on the top and bottom of the wireless auxiliary and signaling switch together. ②...
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Accessories 11.5 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switches (3RV2921-5M) for 3RV2 Disassembling the 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switch for 3RV2 from a 3RV2.3 motor starter protector ① Press the clips on the top and bottom of the wireless auxiliary and signaling switch together. ②...
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Accessories 11.5 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switches (3RV2921-5M) for 3RV2 Disassembling the 3RV2 COM wireless auxiliary and signaling switch for 3RV2 from a 3RV2.4 motor starter protector ① Press the clips on the top and bottom of the wireless auxiliary and signaling switch together. ②...
Accessories 11.6 Auxiliary release 11.6 Auxiliary release 11.6.1 Description Auxiliary release The releases, which are not size-specific, are available in three versions: • Undervoltage release • Undervoltage release with leading auxiliary contacts (2 NO contacts) Note Special undervoltage releases with leading auxiliary contacts must be used for the 3RV1011 motor starter protectors.
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When selecting the source and the connecting cable, observe the load characteristics of the shunt release, e.g. short-time inrush current peaks, switch-on power and holding power. The same applies to the selection of suitable protection devices. You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). Undervoltage release The undervoltage release trips the motor starter protector in the event of voltage interruption (e.g. if the power supply fails) and prevents the motor from being unintentionally restarted...
The same applies to the selection of suitable protection devices. You can find technical specifications of the product in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 11.6.2...
Accessories 11.6 Auxiliary release 11.6.3 Mounting Mounting a shunt release / undervoltage release Mounting a shunt release / undervoltage release ① Attach the shunt release / undervoltage release to the rear of the motor starter protector. ② Press the shunt release / undervoltage release to the motor starter protector until you hear it engage.
Accessories 11.7 Disconnector module 11.7 Disconnector module 11.7.1 Description Disconnector module The disconnector module is mounted on the motor starter protector on the infeed side. The disconnector module can be used to form a visible isolating distance. To set up the isolating distance, the plug connector is removed from the enclosure.
Accessories 11.7 Disconnector module 3RV2.3 (size S2) Surrounding Air Temperature 40 °C Ambient Temperature 40 °C 59 A 59 A ≤ 52 A 52 A 52 A 11.7.2 Mounting Mounting the disconnector module ① Set the rotary knob on the motor starter protector to O. ② Remove the protective cover from the terminal lugs on the disconnector module. ③...
Accessories 11.7 Disconnector module ⑥ Slide the closing lockout up. ⑦ Set the rotary button on the motor starter protector to I. ⑧ Secure the disconnector module so that the isolating plug cannot be removed when the motor starter protector is active. 11.7.3 Isolation and shut-off Creating and securing the isolating distance...
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Accessories 11.7 Disconnector module ④ Slide the closing lockout up. ⑤ Secure the closing lockout so that the isolating plug cannot be inserted or pushed further in. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Accessories 11.8 Phase barriers / terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" 11.8 Phase barriers / terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" 11.8.1 Description "Self-Protected Combination Motor Controller (Type E)" according to UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) The 3RV20 / 3RV24 motor starter protectors are approved as "Self-Protected Combination Motor Controller"...
Accessories 11.8 Phase barriers / terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" Function To ensure optimum protection against flashover between the connected conductors in the event of a short circuit, phase barriers / terminal blocks can be used. The phase barriers / terminal blocks are required to increase the clearances and creepage distances in conjunction with prevailing switching overvoltages when switching the motor starter protectors.
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Accessories 11.8 Phase barriers / terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" Mounting the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" (size S00 and S0) ① Place the terminal block on the motor starter protector from above. ② Screw the terminal block tight by screwing the main conductor terminals of the motor starter protector tight.
Accessories 11.8 Phase barriers / terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" ④ Slide the terminal block into the guide tabs provided on the motor starter protector. Note No transverse auxiliary switches can be fitted when using 2946‑4GA07 3RT terminal blocks. 11.8.3 Mounting phase barriers The phase barriers are available for 3RV2 motor starter protectors in sizes S00, S0, S2 and S3.
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Accessories 11.8 Phase barriers / terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" Mounting the phase barriers (size S2) ① Slide the phase barriers into the guide rails provided on the motor starter protector. Mounting the phase barriers (size S3) ① Position the screwdriver on the terminal support, as shown in the figure, in the middle between the motor starter protector and the removable box terminal block.
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Accessories 11.8 Phase barriers / terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" ④ Slide the terminal block into the guide tabs provided on the motor starter protector. ⑤ Slide the phase barriers into the openings provided on the terminal block. Note No transverse auxiliary switches can be fitted when using the 3RV2948‑1K terminal blocks for 3RV2 motor starter protectors in size S3.
Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) 11.9.1 Description The 3RV2 motor starter protectors can be installed in the control cabinet and operated externally by means of a door-coupling rotary operating mechanism. The mechanism engages when the control cabinet door closes.
Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) Door-coupling rotary Versions Width Mountable operating mechanism Door-coupling rotary op‐ Gray Depending on version Depending on version erating mechanism EMERGENCY OFF door- Red/yellow Depending on version Depending on version coupling rotary operat‐ ing mechanism 11.9.2 Mounting...
Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) 11.9.2.1 Mounting the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for standard conditions Mounting of the 3RV2926-0. door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for standard conditions min. 16 mm max. 18 mm Figure 11-3 Mounting the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism Note Remember to observe the mechanical coding of the connecting rod! SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors...
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11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) Mounting of the 3RV2926-1. door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for standard conditions ① Push a screwdriver at the side into the opening of the labeling plate and the SIEMENS label and remove the labeling plate and the SIEMENS label. ②...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ④ Shorten the shaft to the required length. Note The minimum and maximum extension options can be found in Chapter "Dimension drawings for 3RV2926-1 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms (Page 284)". ⑤...
Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) Mounting the handle ① Screw the handle with the masking plate and seal to the inside of the control cabinet door using ② a PZ 2 screwdriver. Tightening torque: 1.0 Nm ③ SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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• 3RV2.3.-4D. • 3RV2.3.-4E. Procedure ① Push a screwdriver at the side into the opening of the labeling plate and the SIEMENS label and remove the labeling plate and the SIEMENS label. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ② Mount the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism on the motor starter protector as shown in ③ the figure. Make sure that you screw the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism in the right position on the motor starter protector.
Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ⑤ Slide the tolerance compensation onto the extension shaft and tighten the screw on the tolerance compensation using a screwdriver. Screwdriver: PZ 2 Tightening torque: 1.5 Nm ⑥ Slide the shaft with the mounted tolerance compensation into the holder of the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism.
Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ② Slide the shaft into the tolerance compensation holder and reinsert the clip into the opening. ③ Tighten the screw on the tolerance compensation using a PZ 2 screwdriver. Tightening torque: 1.5 Nm 11.9.2.2 Mounting the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for harsh conditions Mounting the door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ③ Screw the base of the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism tight to a level surface using 4 x M5 screws. Make sure that the screw connection can withstand an extraction force of > 800 N. ④...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ⑤ Screw the switched off motor starter protector (size S2 and S3) to the base of the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism with 2 x M4 screws. Tightening torque: 1.2 ... 1.4 Nm ⑥ Mount the cover on the base of the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism. When doing this, ⑦...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ⑧ Slide the spacer onto the shaft. Slide the extension shaft into the spacer. Screw the spacer tight. Tightening torque: 2.6 ... 3.0 Nm 3RV.9.6-2. door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions ⑨...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) The following table shows the minimum and maximum extension options. C (min) D (max) 3RV1926‑2B / 3RV1926‑2C / 3RV2926‑2B / 3RV2926‑2C 3RV1936‑2B / 3RV1936‑2C / 3RV2936‑2B / 3RV2936‑2C 3RV1946‑2B / 3RV1946‑2C / 3RV2946‑2B / 3RV2946‑2C 3RV29.6-3. door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions ⑨...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) Note The minimum and maximum extension options can be found in Chapter "Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-3 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions. (Page 289)". Mounting the handle ① Screw the handle with the masking frame and seal to the inside of the control cabinet door using ②...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) Mounting of the 3RV29.6-3. door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions with tolerance compensation With the 3RV2926‑2Q tolerance compensation, an offset can be compensated when installing the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for harsh conditions. For this purpose, the standard coupling head on the shaft is removed and replaced by the tolerance compensation.
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ② Slide the shaft into the tolerance compensation holder and reinsert the clip into the opening. ③ Tighten the screw on the tolerance compensation using a PZ 2 screwdriver. Tightening torque: 1.5 Nm Mounting of the 3RV2946-3.
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ① Attach the 3RV2926-0P shaft support to the 3RV2946-3 door-coupling rotary operating mecha‐ nism for harsh conditions. Tighten the screws using a PH 1 screwdriver. Tightening torque: 0.2 Nm Make sure that the plastic part supplied is pushed onto the shaft in the correct position so that it is correctly positioned in the groove of the shaft support.
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ③ Slide the shaft through the supplementary handle 3VA9137-0GC01 (gray) or the supplementary handle 3VA9137-0GC05 (red/yellow) and the shaft support 3RV2926-0P and tighten the shaft using an Allen wrench. Tightening torque: 2.6 ... 3.0 Nm SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) 11.9.3 Operation Operating the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for standard conditions Open the door The figures below show how to open the control cabinet door with the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism: To open the control cabinet door during operation, set the motor starter protector to O (OFF).
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) If you need to open the control cabinet door during operation, press the button below to the rotary knob to "override" the interlock. To close the door during operation (motor starter protector is in I (ON) position), turn the handle 5 to 10 °in the OFF direction to facilitate the engagement of the extension shaft.
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) If the motor starter protector is in the TRIP position, you can open the control cabinet door by putting the motor starter protector into the O (OFF) position. Opening the door with significant force Note If the motor starter protector is set to ON and the door is opened with a force of >...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) Locking The mechanism can be locked outside the control cabinet via the handle. ① Set the motor starter protector to O (OFF). ② Push the locking device on the handle backwards. ...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) With a hooked-in bracket lock, the handle can no longer be turned into the ON position and the control cabinet door remains closed. Operating the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for harsh conditions Open the door The figures below show how to open the control cabinet door with the door-coupling rotary operating mechanism:...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) To open the control cabinet door during operation, set the motor starter protector to O (OFF). This will release the extension shaft from the rotary operating mechanism so that you can open the door. ...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) If you need to open the control cabinet door during operation, press the button below to the rotary knob to "override" the interlock. To close the door during operation (motor starter protector is in I (ON) position), turn the handle 5 to 10 °in the OFF direction to facilitate the engagement of the extension shaft.
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) If the motor starter protector is in the TRIP position, you can open the control cabinet door by putting the motor starter protector into the O (OFF) position. Opening the door with significant force Note Opening the door with a force of ≥...
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) Locking The mechanism can be locked inside the control cabinet with a bracket lock. ① Set the motor starter protector to O (OFF). ② Secure the motor starter protector against unauthorized closing by locking the cover of the door- coupling rotary operating mechanism with a bracket lock.
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Accessories 11.9 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism (not for 3RV1011 and 3RV1611) ③ Hook the bracket lock into the opening on the handle. Up to three bracket locks with a maximum bracket diameter of 8.5 mm can be hooked into this opening. With a hooked-in bracket lock, the handle can no longer be turned into the ON position and the control cabinet door remains closed.
Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories 11.10.1 Description General Plastic enclosures for surface mounting are available for the stand-alone assembly of 3RV1011 motor starter protectors, size S00 (I = 12 A) and 3RV2 motor starter protectors, sizes S00 n max = 16 A), S0 (I = 32 A) and S2 (I = 65 A).
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Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories mounting. The following table lists the maximum permissible conventional thermal current at an ambient temperature T = 35 °C outside the enclosure. 3RV1011 Maximum permissible conventional thermal current I 0.16 A 0.16 A 0.2 A 0.2 A 0.25 A 0.25 A 0.32 A 0.32 A 0.4 A 0.4 A 0.5 A 0.5 A...
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Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories table lists the maximum permissible conventional thermal current at an ambient temperature = 35 °C outside the enclosure. 3RV2.1 Maximum permissible conventional thermal current I 3RV2.2 0.16 A 0.16 A 0.2 A 0.2 A 0.25 A 0.25 A 0.32 A 0.32 A 0.4 A 0.4 A 0.5 A 0.5 A 0.63 A 0.63 A 0.8 A...
Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories Derating when installing 3RV2.3 motor starter protectors When installing 3RV2.3 size S2 motor starter protectors in the 3RV1933-1DA00 and 3RV1933-1GA00 enclosures for surface mounting, a certain derating must be observed. The following table lists the maximum permitted conventional thermal current. 3RV2.3 Maximum permissible con‐...
Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories 11.10.2 Mounting Mounting of enclosure (for 3RV1011 in size S00) ① Mount the lower part of the enclosure on a level surface. ② ③ Snap the motor starter protector onto the rail in the enclosure as illustrated in the diagram. ④...
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Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories ⑤ Screw the upper part of the enclosure onto the lower part of the enclosure. Tightening torque: 1.2 ... 1.5 Nm The enclosure can also be sealed with leads on the bottom right and/or top left. Mounting the enclosure (for 3RV2 in sizes S00, S0 and S2) ①...
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Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories Mounting of flush-mounting enclosure (for 3RV1011 in size S00) ① Snap the motor starter protector onto the rail in the enclosure as illustrated in the diagram. ② ① A cutout measuring 157 x 87 mm and with a radius of the corners of R3 is required to mount the ②...
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Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories ④ Position the seal between the enclosure and the mounting surface as illustrated in the diagram. ⑤ Screw the upper part of the enclosure onto the lower part of the enclosure. Tightening torque: 1.8 ... 2.2 Nm. Mounting the enclosure for flush mounting (for 3RV2 in sizes S00 and S0) ①...
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Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories ⑤ Position the seal between the enclosure and the mounting surface as illustrated in the diagram. ⑥ Screw the upper part of the enclosure onto the lower part of the enclosure. Tightening torque: 1.8 ... 2.2 Nm Disassembling the knob attachment on 3RV2.4 motor starter protectors (size S3) Before mounting a front plate, the knob attachment of the 3RV2.4 motor starter protector must be disassembled.
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Accessories 11.10 Enclosures and mounting accessories Mounting front plates (for 3RV2 in sizes S00, S0, S2 and S3) ① Insert the rotary operating mechanism into the front plate. ② Snap the motor starter protector onto the holder. ③ Connect the motor starter protector. ④...
Accessories 11.11 Sealable cover 11.11 Sealable cover 11.11.1 Description 3RV2908-0P sealable cover A sealable cover compatible for use with all sizes is available for the motor starter protectors. This cover can also be used for the 3RU21 thermal overload relay. The sealable cover can be used to secure the rotary button for setting the rated motor current against unauthorized manipulation.
Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system 11.12.1 Description Insulated 3-phase busbar system The 3‑phase busbar systems provide a straightforward, time-saving, and transparent means of supplying power to 3RV motor starter protectors with screw terminals. They can be used for the various types of motor starter protector.
Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system Circuit Breaker 3RV27 / 3RV28 The 3-phase busbar systems can also be used to construct 3RV27 / 3RV28 circuit breakers in sizes S00 and S0. For this purpose, the infeed terminals must be disconnected on the infeed side of the circuit breakers and special infeed terminals must be used for supplying the group.
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Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system 3RV2.3 + 3RV1935-1. / 3RV1935-3. 3RV2.3 Rated current I n max 59 A 57 A ≤ 52 A 52 A 3RV2.3 + 3RV1935-1. / 3RV1935-3. UL / CSA: Surrounding Air Temperature 40 °C 3-phase infeed terminal The infeed terminal supports larger conductor cross-sections than is the case with direct connection on the motor starter protector.
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Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system Article No. Conductor cross-section Tightening For motor starter protec‐ torque tor size Solid or stran‐ Finely stran‐ AWG cables, solid or ded with end stranded sleeve mm² mm² Connection from above 3RV2925‑5EB 2.5 … 25 2.5 … 16...
Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system Table 11-7 Derating (3RV2711 / 3RV2811 + 3RV2925‑EB + 3RV1915‑..B and 3RV2721 / 3RV2821 + 3RV2925‑EB + 3RV1915‑..B) Rated current I Rated current I Infeed termi‐ 3-phase busbars n max 3RV2711 0.16 ... 12.5 A 100%...
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Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system 3RV2 size S00 / S0 Figure 11-4 Mounting with 3-phase busbar (3RV2 size S00 / S0) 3RV2 size S00 / S0 with 3RV1011 Figure 11-5 Mounting with 3-phase busbar (3RV2 size S00 / S0 with 3RV1011) SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system Figure 11-7 Installation with 3-phase busbars (3RV2711 / 3RV2721 / 3RV2811 / 3RV2821 size S00 / S0) SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system ① Infeed side ② Load side Figure 11-8 Installation with 3-phase busbars (3RV2711 / 3RV2721 / 3RV2811 / 3RV2821 size S00 / S0) SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Accessories 11.12 Insulated 3RV1915 (S00/S0) and 3RV1935 (S2) 3-phase busbar system 3RV2 size S2 Figure 11-9 Mounting with 3-phase busbar (size S2) WARNING Hot surface! Risk of serious injury! Never touch the side surface with bare hands, there is a risk of serious burns. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
The 8US 3-phase busbar adapter was tested at UL with "Surrounding Air Temperature 40 °C". Reference For other busbar adapters, see the Catalog Siemens Low-Voltage Power Distribution LV10.1. 11.13.2 Versions Busbar systems for 60 mm system For copper busbars according to DIN 46433:...
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Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter Article No. Size Rated current Connecting ca‐ Adapter length Adapter width Rated voltage 8US1211-4TR00 for motor starter protectors with spring-loaded terminals 8US1251-5DS11 S00/S0 8US1251‑5DT11 S00/S0 8US1251-5NS11 8US1251‑5NT11 Assembly kit for load feeders for reversing starters consisting of motor starter protectors and two contactors. Table 11-8 Derating (3RV2.3 + 8US1261-5MS13) 3RV2.3 + 8US1261-5MS13...
Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter • Lateral modules that can be attached on both sides for widening adapters Article No. Adapter length Adapter width 8US1998-2BJ10 • Spacer to fix the feeder onto the busbar adapter (article no. 8US1998‑1BA10) • Vibration and shock kit (size S2) for increased vibration and shock load (article no. 8US1998‑1DA10) Reference More information ...
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Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter 5 mm 10 mm ① Push the 3 fastening blocks down. ② Adjust the fastening blocks in accordance with the busbar thickness (5 mm/10 mm). ③ Push the fastening blocks up until they engage. Mounting the motor starter protector on the busbar adapter The diagrams below illustrate how to mount the motor starter protector on the busbar adapter (8US): ①...
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Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter ② Attach the busbar adapter to the busbars from above. ③ Snap the motor starter protector onto the DIN rail to connect it to the busbar adapter. ④ Connect the wiring from the busbar adapter to the motor starter protector's main circuit terminal. ⑤...
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Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter Mounting the motor starter protector on the 8US1216-5AT80/8US1216-5AS80 busbar adapter The diagrams below illustrate how to mount the motor starter protector on the busbar adapter (8US): ① Attach the busbar adapter to the busbars from above. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter ① Snap the motor starter protector onto the DIN rail to connect it to the busbar adapter. ② Snap the cable connector onto the motor starter protector. ③ Check that the cable connector is firmly fitted. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter 11.13.4 Disassembly Prerequisites DANGER Hazardous voltage! Will cause death or serious injury. Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device. Mounting sequence Note The motor starter protector/feeder can be disassembled from the 8US busbar adapter either before or after the 8US busbar adapter has been removed from the busbars.
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Accessories 11.13 8US busbar adapter ② Remove the busbar adapter from the busbars. To do this, you will first need to push it up slightly so that you can remove it by pulling it off toward you. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system 11.14.1 Description Overview The 3RV29 infeed system provides a convenient means of feeding in and distributing power for a group of several 3RV1011 motor starter protectors and 3RV2 motor starter protectors or complete load feeders with screw-type and spring-loaded connections in sizes S00 and S0 (exception: this system cannot be used for 3RV21 motor starter protectors).
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Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system ① 3-phase busbars with infeed (3RV2917‑1A, 3RV2917‑1E) A 3-phase busbar with infeed is required for connecting the energy supply. These modules comprise an infeed module and 2 slots for each motor starter protector. A choice of two versions with infeed on the left- or right-hand side is available.
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Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system 3RV2917-1A / 3RV2917-1E Conductor cross-section "A" d max t max 4.0 mm < 9.5 kA 85 kA 6.0 mm < 12.5 kA 140 kA 10.0 mm < 15 kA 180 kA 16.0 mm < 19 kA 440 kA 25.0 mm ② 3-phase busbars for system expansion (3RV2917‑4A, 3RV2917‑4B) The 3-phase busbars for system expansion enable the system to be expanded. Users can choose modules with 2 or 3 slots.
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Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system ⑥ Connector The connectors are used to establish the electrical connection between the 3-phase busbar and the 3RV2 motor starter protector. There are various versions: • 3RV2 motor starter protector, size S00 – With screw terminals (3RV2917‑5CA00) –...
Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system ⑧ Terminal block (3RV2917‑5D) The 3RV2917‑5D terminal block can be used to integrate additional 1-, 2-, and 3-phase components alongside the SIRIUS motor starter protector. With the aid of the terminal block, the 3 phases can be fed out of the system, thereby enabling even single-phase loads to be integrated into the system.
Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system 11.14.3 Derating Derating for motor starter protectors and fuseless load feeders S00 / S0 in the 3RV infeed system (63 A) Size Rated current Max. permissible rated operating Max. ambient temperature current I [%] T [°C] e ≤ 14 > 14 ... 16 > 14 ... 16 ≤ 16 > 16 ... 25 > 16 ... 25...
Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system 11.14.4 Mounting Mounting the 3RV2917 infeed system 3RV2917-1A 3RV2917-4A 3RV2917-4B 3RV2917-5BA00 TH35-7.5 TH35-15 3RV2917-5E DIN EN 60715 3RV2917-6A 3RV2927-7AA00 3RV2917-7AA00 M4 x 16 mm Mt = 1.5 Nm 180º ① Snap the busbar onto the DIN rail. ②...
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When the infeed system is installed vertically, a maximum of eight 3RV2.1 / 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors without a 3RT2 contactor can be fitted. If more than eight 3RV2.1 / 3RV2.2 motor starter protectors without a 3RT2 contactor are mounted, please contact Technical Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/My/ww/en/ requests). ① Snap the busbar onto the DIN rail.
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Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system Mounting the 3RV2 motor starter protector to the 3RV2917 infeed system The diagram below shows an example of attaching the 3RV2 motor starter protector with spring-loaded terminals, size S0, to the 3RV2917 infeed system. ① Snap the motor starter protector onto the infeed system. ②...
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Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system ① Remove the upper terminal block from the motor starter protector. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Accessories 11.14 3RV2917 infeed system ② Snap the motor starter protector onto the infeed system. ③ Establish the electrical connection between the infeed system and the motor starter protector by inserting the con‐ nector into the corresponding socket contacts. Keep hold of the device as you do this. ...
Accessories 11.15 Link module for attaching a contactor 11.15 Link module for attaching a contactor 11.15.1 Description Link module for motor starter protector - contactor Link modules to establish the electrical and mechanical connections between motor starter protector and contactor/solid-state contactor or soft starter are required if you wish to use load feeders.
Accessories 11.16 Terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection 11.16 Terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection 11.16.1 Description Terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection For the motor starter protectors (size S3), there is a terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection.
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Accessories 11.16 Terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection ④ Slide the terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection into the guide tabs on the ⑤ motor starter protector. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Accessories 11.17 Terminal covers for box terminal block 11.17 Terminal covers for box terminal block 11.17.1 Description Terminal covers for box terminal block Terminal covers for box terminal blocks are available for the motor starter protectors (sizes S2 and S3). 11.17.2 Mounting Mounting the terminal cover for the box terminal block The diagram below shows an example of mounting the terminal cover for the box terminal block.
Accessories 11.18 Terminal cover for circuit breaker and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" 11.18 Terminal cover for circuit breaker and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" 11.18.1 Description Terminal cover for Circuit Breaker 3RV2742 and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" 3RT2946‑4GA07 (size S3) The terminal cover 3RV2948-1LA00 for the box terminal blocks is available for the Circuit Breaker 3RV2742 with size S3 and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" 3RT2946‑4GA07.
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Accessories 11.18 Terminal cover for circuit breaker and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" ④ Slide the terminal block 3RT2946‑4GA07 into the guide tabs provided on the circuit breaker. Note No transverse auxiliary switches can be fitted when using 3RT2946‑4GA07 terminal blocks. As an option, the terminal cover 3RV2948‑1LA00 can be fixed to the terminal block 3RT2946‑4GA07.
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Accessories 11.18 Terminal cover for circuit breaker and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" ⑤ Slide the terminal cover 3RV2948-1LA00 into the openings provided on the terminal block. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Accessories 11.18 Terminal cover for circuit breaker and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
12.1 Technical data in Siemens Industry Online Support Technical data sheet You can also find the technical data of the product at Siemens Industry Online Support (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 1. Enter the full article number of the desired device in the "Product" field, and confirm with the Enter key.
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Technical data 12.1 Technical data in Siemens Industry Online Support SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Circuit diagrams 13.1 CAx data You can find the CAx data in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 1. Enter the full article number of the desired device in the "Product" field, and confirm with the Enter key. 2. Click the "CAx data link.
Circuit diagrams 13.2 Internal circuit diagrams for 3RV1 motor starter protectors / circuit breakers 13.2 Internal circuit diagrams for 3RV1 motor starter protectors / circuit breakers 3RV1 motor starter protector / circuit breaker UL 489 3RV10.1-...0 3RV1611‑0BD10 3RV1611‑1.G14 Motor starter protectors for motor protection/ Circuit breakers for fuse monitoring / voltage transformer protection/system protection transformer circuit breakers for distance pro‐...
Circuit diagrams 13.3 Internal circuit diagrams for 3RV2 motor starter protectors 13.3 Internal circuit diagrams for 3RV2 motor starter protectors 3RV2 motor starter protectors/circuit breakers 3RV20.1-...0, 3RV24.1-...0, 3RV23.1-...0, 3RV27.1-...0, 3RV28.1-...0, 3RV23.2-...0 3RV20.2-...0 Motor starter protectors for motor protection/ Motor starter protector for starter protection transformer protection/system protection ...
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Circuit diagrams 13.3 Internal circuit diagrams for 3RV2 motor starter protectors 3RV21.1-...0 Motor starter protectors for motor protection with overload relay function SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Types of coordination Types of coordination Types of coordination Standard DIN EN 60947-4-1 (VDE 0660 Part 102) or IEC 60947-4-1 distinguishes between two types of coordination (type of coordination), which are referred to as coordination type "1" and coordination type "2". In the case of both types of coordination, the short-circuit is reliably mastered.
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Types of coordination A.1 Types of coordination SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
In addition to this manual, please refer to the operating instructions and manuals for any accessories. You can download the relevant documentation from the Internet (http:// www.siemens.com/sirius/manuals). Simply enter the Article number of the relevant item into the search field. Operating instructions...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) CAx data You can find the CAx data in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16244/td). 1. Enter the full article number of the desired device in the "Product" field, and confirm with the Enter key.
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.3 Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protectors Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protectors C.3.1 Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protectors (sizes S00 and S0) Motor starter protectors with screw-type and spring-loaded connection systems, S00/S0 3RV2.1 and 3RV2.2 ①...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.3 Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protectors Motor starter protector with spring-loaded connection system Figure C-6 Motor starter protector with spring-loaded connection system S00 Figure C-7 Motor starter protector with spring-loaded connection system S0 SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.3 Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protectors Circuit breaker acc. to UL 489 Figure C-8 Circuit breaker acc. to UL 489 Drilling plan Figure C-9 Motor starter protectors S00 / S0 with lugs for screw fastening SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.3 Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protectors Drilling plan Figure C-12 3RV2.3 motor starter protector C.3.3 Dimension drawings 3RV2 motor starter protectors / circuit breakers (size Figure C-13 3RV2.4 motor starter protectors SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.3 Dimension drawings for 3RV2 motor starter protectors Circuit breaker acc. to UL 489 Figure C-14 Circuit breaker acc. to UL 489 Drilling plan Figure C-15 3RV2.4 motor starter protectors SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.5 Dimension drawings for busbars Dimension drawings for busbars 3RV1915-1.. 3-phase busbar system For motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0, modular spacing 45 mm for 2 3RV1915-1AB motor starter protectors for 3 3RV1915-1BB motor starter protectors for 4 3RV1915-1CB motor starter protectors for 5 3RV1915-1DB motor starter protectors Size...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.5 Dimension drawings for busbars 3RV1915-2.. 3-phase busbar system For motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0, modular spacing 55 mm for 2 3RV1915-2AB motor starter protectors with accessories for 3 3RV1915-2BB motor starter protectors with accessories for 4 3RV1915-2CB motor starter protectors with accessories for 5 3RV1915-2DB motor starter protectors with accessories Size...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.5 Dimension drawings for busbars 3RV1935-1 3-phase busbar system for motor starter protectors in size S2, modular spacing 55 mm for 2 3RV1935-1A motor starter protectors for 3 3RV1935-1B motor starter protectors for 4 3RV1935-1C motor starter protectors Figure C-21 3RV1935-1.
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.5 Dimension drawings for busbars Figure C-23 3RV2925-5AB 3RV2925-5EB For installing "type E starters" Connection from above, for motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0 Figure C-24 3RV2925-5EB 3RV2915-5B Connection from below, for motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0 Type 3RV2.1 / 3RV2.2 Figure C-25...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.5 Dimension drawings for busbars 3RV2935-5A Connection from above, for motor starter protectors size S2 Figure C-26 3RV2935-5A 3RV2935-5E For installing "type E starters" Connection from above, for motor starter protectors size S2 Figure C-27 3RV2935-5E SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.6 Dimension drawings for 3RV2926-0 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms Dimension drawings for 3RV2926-0 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms 3RV2926-0B, 3RV2926-0C Short shaft , for motor starter protectors sizes S00, S0 and S2 ① Can be locked in neutral position with maximum shackle diameter 8 mm. ②...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.6 Dimension drawings for 3RV2926-0 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms 3RV2926-0K, 3RV2926-0L Long shaft (with bracket) , for motor starter protectors sizes S00, S0 and S2 ① Can be locked in neutral position with maximum shackle diameter 8 mm. ②...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.7 Dimension drawings for 3RV2926-1 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms Dimension drawings for 3RV2926-1 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms 3RV2926-1B, 3RV2926-1C, 3RV2926-1K and 3RV2926-1L Door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for standard conditions for 3RV2 motor starter protectors in sizes S0, S2 and S3. Figure C-30 3RV2.1 and 3RV2.2 ...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.8 Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-2. door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for arduous conditions Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-2. door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for arduous conditions 3RV2926-2., 3RV2936-2. for motor starter protector sizes S00, S0 and S2 ① Drilling pattern door ②...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.9 Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-3 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions. Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-3 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions. 3RV2926-3., 3RV2936-3. and 3RV2946-3. Door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions for 3RV2 motor starter protectors sizes S0, S2 and S3.
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.9 Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-3 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions. Type Size 3RV2926-3.. 109.5 O-e-5 3RV2936-3.. 161.5 O-e-5 3RV2946-3.. 186.5 O-e-5 Door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions with attached tolerance compensation 3RV2926-2Q for 3RV2 motor starter protectors sizes S0, S2 and S3. Type Size 3RV2926-3..
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.9 Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-3 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions. 3RV2946-3. door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for harsh operating conditions for a main switch (size S3) according to UL 508A and NFPA 79 3RV2946-3. door-coupling rotary operating mechanism for harsh conditions with attached accessories shaft support 3RV2926-0P, tolerance compensation 3RV2926-2Q and the supplementary handle 3VA9137-0GC0.
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.9 Dimension drawings for 3RV29.6-3 door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms for harsh conditions. SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.10 Dimension drawings for terminals for "Self-Protected Combination Motor Controller Type E" according to UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) C.10 Dimension drawings for terminals for "Self-Protected Combination Motor Controller Type E" according to UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) 3RV2928-1H For motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0 Figure C-33 3RV2928-1H 3RV2928-1K...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.10 Dimension drawings for terminals for "Self-Protected Combination Motor Controller Type E" according to UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) 3RV2938-1K for motor starter protectors size S2 Figure C-35 3RV2938-1K 3RT2946-4GA07 for motor starter protectors size S3 Figure C-36 3RT2946-4GA07 SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.11 Dimension drawings for 3RV19.3-1.A00 molded-plastic surface-mounting enclosure C.11 Dimension drawings for 3RV19.3-1.A00 molded-plastic surface- mounting enclosure 3RV1913-1.A00 For 3RV1011 motor starter protector (size S00) Type 3RV1913-1CA00 3RV1913-1DA00 Dimensions refer to the mounting plane. ① Knockouts for M25 cable glands. ②...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.11 Dimension drawings for 3RV19.3-1.A00 molded-plastic surface-mounting enclosure 3RV1923-1.A00 For motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0 Type 3RV1923-1CA00 3RV1923-1DA00 ① Knockouts for M25 cable glands. ② Knockouts for M20 cable entry on the rear. The cable entries on the rear cannot be used with devices with spring-loaded connections 3RV2..11-...2.
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.11 Dimension drawings for 3RV19.3-1.A00 molded-plastic surface-mounting enclosure 3RV1933-1DA00, 3RV1933-1GA00 for motor starter protectors size S2 ① Knockouts for M32 (left) and M40 (right) cable glands. ② Knockouts for M32 cable entry on the rear. ③ Opening for padlock with maximum shackle diameter 6 to 8 mm.
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.12 Dimension drawings for 3RV1923-1.A01 cast-aluminum surface-mounting enclosure C.12 Dimension drawings for 3RV1923-1.A01 cast-aluminum surface- mounting enclosure 3RV1923-1DA01, 3RV1923-1GA01 For motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0 ① 3RV1903-5 indicator light ② Knockouts for M20 cable entry on the rear. The cable entries on the rear cannot be used with devices with spring-loaded connections 3RV2..11-...2.
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.13 Dimension drawings for 3RV19.3-2.A00 molded-plastic flush-mounting enclosure C.13 Dimension drawings for 3RV19.3-2.A00 molded-plastic flush- mounting enclosure 3RV1913-2DA00 For 3RV1011 motor starter protector (size S00) Figure C-41 3RV1913-2DA00 SIRIUS 3RV Motor Starter Protectors Equipment Manual, 09/2024, A5E03656507320A/RS-AL/012...
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Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.13 Dimension drawings for 3RV19.3-2.A00 molded-plastic flush-mounting enclosure 3RV1923-2DA00, 3RV1923-2GA00 For motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0, not for devices with spring-loaded connections ① 3RV1903-5 indicator light ② Knockouts for M25 cable glands. ③ Knockouts for M20 cable entry on the rear. ④...
Dimension drawings (dimensions in mm) C.14 Dimension drawings for 3RV1923-4 molded-plastic front plates C.14 Dimension drawings for 3RV1923-4 molded-plastic front plates 3RV1923-4B, 3RV1923-4E for motor starter protectors sizes S00, S0 and S2; 3RV1923-4G bracket only for motor starter protectors sizes S00 and S0 ①...
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Index Signaling switches, 145 Terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection, 246 Terminal cover for circuit breaker and the terminal 3D model, 15 block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E", 249 3-phase busbar system Terminal covers for box terminal block, 248 Motor starter protector, 170, 215, 216, 219 Accessories –...
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Index Circuit breaker Circuit breaker, 216 Motor starter protector, 96 Clearance, 170 EMERGENCY OFF door-coupling rotary operating Conductor cross-sections, 120 mechanism Configuration guidelines (motor starter protectors) Motor starter protector, 175 Frequency converter, 101 EMERGENCY OFF rotary operating mechanism, 204 Inverter with pulsed voltage, 101 Enclosure for surface mounting, 204 Connection systems Enclosures and mounting accessories Motor starter protector, 30, 119...
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Index Phase loss sensitivity Motor starter protector, 43, 48, 89 Power distribution, 234 Power supply, 234 Knob Motor starter protector, 175 Knob attachment Motor starter protector, 176, 212 Reclosing Motor starter protector, 134 References, 263 Ring cable lug connection system, 124 Link module for contactor Rotary operating mechanism, 175 Motor starter protector, 245 Locking Door-coupling rotary operating mechanism, 197,...
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Index Starter combinations Motor starter protector, 86 Supplementary handle, 191 System protection Motor starter protector, 81 Terminal blocks Motor starter protector, 96 Terminal cover for cable lug connection and busbar connection Motor starter protector, 246 Terminal cover for circuit breaker and the terminal block UL 60947‑4‑1 (UL 508) "Type E" Motor starter protector, 249 Terminal covers for box terminal block Motor starter protector, 248...
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