Philips PFL6 Series Service Manual

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10Protective DevicesResidual Current Relays PFR., Core Balance Transformers Z-WFR.• Residual current relays• Shape compatible with and suitable for st

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100Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PL4Let-through energy PL4, characteristic B, 1-pole Let-through energy PL4, characteristic C, 1-poleShort Circ

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Short Circuit Selectivity PL4 towards D01-D03 fuse linkShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link D01-D03*)PL4 D01-D03 gL/gGIn[A] 10

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102Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PL6-DC• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Compatible with st

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103Protective DevicesTripping characteristic PL6-DCType CLet-through Energy PL6-DCType C, 250 V d.c., τ = 5 ms (acc. to IEC/EN 60947-2)

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104Miniature Circuit Breakers CLS.• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Twin-purpose terminal (lift/open-mouth

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105Protective DevicesTripping Characteristics (IEC/EN 60898-1)Quick-acting (B), slow (C), very slow (D)Tripping characteristic B Tripping characterist

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106Short Circuit Selectivity CLS6• Short circuit selectivity (in kA) between CLS6 and upstream fuse D0 or NH, operating class gL/gG• . . selectivity

Page 10 - Connection diagrams

107Protective DevicesLet-through Energy CLS4Determined according to EN 60898-1.Let-through energy CLS4, characteristic B, 1-pole Let-through energy CL

Page 11 - Continuous Contact Control

108Short Circuit Selectivity CLS4• Short circuit selectivity (in kA) between CLS4 and upstream fuse NH, operating class gL/gG• . . selectivity up to

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109Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers CLS6-DC• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Compatible with s

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11Rated Tripping Current MatchingMatching of the rated tripping current, 0.1 or 0.3 A, is achieved by the number of turns in the primary winding of th

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110Protective DevicesTripping characteristic CLS6-DCType CLet-through Energy CLS6-DCType C, 250 V d.c., τ = 5 ms (acc. to IEC/EN 60947-2)

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111Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers with Plug-in Terminals PLI• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-through • Plu

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112Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PLN6, PLN4• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Busbar positio

Page 17 - Remote Indication

113Load capacity PLN6Load capacity in case of MCB block installation Current carrying capacity at ambient temperature (In= 2-13 A)Permitted permanent

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114Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PLN6In case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the miniature circuit breakers PLN6-.../B,C

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115Load capacity PLN4Load capacity in case of MCB block installation Current carrying capacity at ambient temperature (In= 2-13 A)Permitted permanent

Page 20 - Connection diagramms

116Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PLN4In case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the miniature circuit breakers PLN4-.../B,C

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117Miniature Circuit Breakers PLHT• Independent switching contacts• With isolator function, meets the requirements of insulation co-ordination,distanc

Page 22 - Connection PBHT/4p + PLHT/3p

118Protective DevicesLoad CapacityLoad capacity in case of block installation Effect of ambient temperaturePermitted permanent load at ambient tempera

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119Short Circuit Selectivity• Short circuit selectivity (in kA) between PLHT and upstream fuse D0 or NH, operating class gL/gG• . . selectivity up to

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12Protective DevicesResidual Current Devices PFDM• Residual current devices• Tripping is line voltage-independent. Consequently, the RCD is suitable f

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120Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PLHT towards NZM 1In case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the miniature circuit breakers

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121Miniature Circuit Breakers PLHT-V• Special type of miniature circuit breaker PLHT for trade and industry appli-cations upstream of the meter• Indep

Page 27 - Load Capacity PKNM-../1N/

122Protective DevicesAccessories for PLHT, PLHT-VTechnical DataElectrical Operational voltage rangeZ-LHASA/230: 110-415 V~Z-LHASA/24: 12-60 V~Operatio

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123Anti-Tamper Device LH-SPE, LH-SPL• prevents undesired switching ON or OFFDimensions (mm)Switchoff Interlock LH-SPA• prevents undesired switch-OFFBu

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124Protective DevicesManual Motor Starters Z-MS• Reliable protection in case of thermal overload and short circuit• Suitable for installation in compa

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125Selection of Switches for the Protection of MotorsMotor power and current1-phase 3-phase 3-phase Setting ranges of230 - 240 V 230 - 240 V 400 - 415

Page 31 - Load Capacity PKN6-../1N/

126Protective DevicesTypical Tripping Characteristic MS 0,16/0,25/0,4/0,63/10ATripping current as a multiple of the maximum setting current,at an ambi

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127Accessories for Manual Motor Starters• Accessories for manual motor starters are the same as for PFIM, CLS etc. (releases, auxiliary switches, and

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128Power Limiter Z-TS• Design according to EN/IEC 60898-1• Shape compatible with and suitable for standard busbar connection to e.g.CLS6, Z-A40, Z-MS,

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129Protective DevicesxStart Motor ProtectorsTechnical dataPKZM01-... PKZM0-...General informationStandards and regulationsIEC/EN 60947, VDE 0660, UL 5

Page 35 - Load Capacity PKN4-../1N/

13Residual Current Devices CFI6• Residual current devices• Tripping is line voltage-independent. Consequently, the RCD is suitable forfault current/re

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130Protective DevicesxEnergy Power Circuit-BreakerTechnical dataNZMB1-APower circuit-breakerRated uninterrupted current A max. 160Rated peak withstand

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14Protective DevicesResidual Current Devices dRCM - digital• Residual current devices• Shape compatible with and suitable for standard busbar connecti

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15Protective DevicesDimensions (mm)Correct connection3+N(230/400V)Local Indication RCCBStatus indication LED red / yellow / green Permanent light gree

Page 39 - Load Capacity PFL7-../1N/

16Protective DevicesResidual Current Devices dRCM - digital, types B and B+• Residual current devices, all-current sensitive • Shape compatible with a

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17Protective DevicesDimensions (mm)Correct connection2p(230/400V)NetzseiteLastseiteLocal Indication RCCBStatus indication LED red / yellow / green Per

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18Protective DevicesResidual Current Devices FI-B• Residual current devices - all fault-current sensitive• Twin-purpose terminal (lift/open-mouthed) a

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19Protective DevicesTripping current frequency response 300 mATripping current frequency response 500 mATripping current frequency response 30 mATripp

Page 43 - Load Capacity PFL6-../1N/

Symbol DescriptionEaton/Moeller standard. Suitable for outdoor installation (distribution boxes for outdoor installa-tion and building sites) up to -2

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20Protective DevicesAdd-on Residual Current Protection Unit PBSM• Add-on residual current unit• Line voltage-independent tripping•By combining this de

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21Add-on Residual Current Protection Unit PBHT• By combination with miniature circuit breaker PLHT => RCBO-Unit (MCCB)• Add-on residual current uni

Page 46 - Defined tripping current

22Protective DevicesMounting PBHT + PLHTWiring optionsPBHT + PLHTSG15102SG15202SG15402SG15302Connection PBHT/4p + PLHT/3pPBHT/4p

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23Technical DataZ-BHASA/24 Z-BHASA/230Electrical Minimum pulse duration 15 ms 10 msInternal resistance 2 Ω 130 Ω Duty 100% 100%Tripping time < 20 m

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24Protective DevicesPBR Main Protective DeviceATTENTION:The main protective device does not replace a residual current device (RCD).For protection aga

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25Protective DevicesPDIM Leackage Current Monitor• Shape compatible with and suitable for standard busbar connection toother devices of the P-series•

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26Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices PKNM, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard bus

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27Load Capacity PKNM-../1N/Effect of ambient temperature (MCB component)Short Circuit Selectivity PKNM-../1N/ towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of shor

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28Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PKNM-../1N/ towards D01-D03 fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the combined

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29Let-through Energy PKNM-../1N/Let-through energy PKNM, characteristic B, 1+N-pole Let-through energy PKNM, characteristic C, 1+N-poleProspective sho

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3Protective DevicesTripping Characteristics (IEC/EN 61008)§ 6.1.1 of ÖVE/ÖNORM E 8001-1/A1 deals with additional pro-tection and provides essentially

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30Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices PKN6, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard bus

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31Load Capacity PKN6-../1N/Effect of ambient temperature (MCB component)Short Circuit Selectivity PKN6-../1N/ towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of shor

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32Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PKN6-../1N/ towards D01-D03 fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the combined

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33Let-through Energy PKN6-../1N/Let-through energy PKN6, characteristic B, 1+N-pole Let-through energy PKN6, characteristic C, 1+N-poleProspective sho

Page 59 - / Diazed

34Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices PKN4, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard bus

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35Load Capacity PKN4-../1N/Effect of ambient temperature (MCB component)Short Circuit Selectivity PKN4-../1N/ towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of shor

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36Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PKN4-../1N/ towards D01-D03 fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the combined

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37Let-through Energy PKN4-../1N/Let-through energy PKN4, characteristic B, 1+N-pole Let-through energy PKN4, characteristic C, 1+N-poleProspective sho

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38Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices PFL7, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Twin-purpose terminal (lift/

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39Protective DevicesLoad Capacity PFL7-../1N/Effect of ambient temperature (MCB component)Short Circuit Selectivity PFL7-../1N/ towards DII-DIV fuse l

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4Protective DevicesHints for the application of our frequency converter-proof RCDs:Frequency converters are used in a wide variety of systems andequip

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40Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PFL7-../1N/ towards D01-D03 fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the combined

Page 67 - Connection diagram

41Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PFL7-../1N/Let-through energy PFL7, characteristic B, 1+N-pole Let-through energy PFL7, characteristic C, 1+N-p

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42Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices PFL6, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Twin-purpose terminal (lift/

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43Protective DevicesLoad Capacity PFL6-../1N/Effect of ambient temperature (MCB component)Short Circuit Selectivity PFL6-../1N/ towards DII-DIV fuse l

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44Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PFL6-../1N/ towards D01-D03 fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the combined

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45Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PFL6-../1N/Let-through energy PFL6, characteristic B, 1+N-pole Let-through energy PFL6, characteristic C, 1+N-p

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46Combined RCD/MCB Devices CKN6, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard busbar• Twin-purpose

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47Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity CKN6-../1N/ towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the combined

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481)Selectivity limit current Isunder 0.5 kA2)Selectivity limit current Is= rated breaking capacity Icnof the RCD/MCB deviceDarker areas: no selectivi

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49Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices CKN4, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard bus

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5Residual Current Devices PFIM• Residual current devices• Shape compatible with and suitable for standard busbar connection toother devices of the P-s

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50Short Circuit Selectivity CKN4-../1N/ towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the combined RCD/MCB devices C

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51Protective Devices1)Selectivity limit current Isunder 0.5 kA2)Selectivity limit current Is= rated breaking capacity Icnof the RCD/MCB deviceDarker a

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52Protective DevicesElectronic Combined RCD/MCB Devices eRBM, 1+N-pole, 1 Module Unit• Electronic residual current device / miniature circuit breaker

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53Protective DevicesElectronic Combined RCD/MCB Devices eRB6, 1+N-pole, 1 Module Unit• Electronic residual current device / miniature circuit breaker

Page 81 - Let-through Energy PLS4

54Protective DevicesElectronic Combined RCD/MCB Devices eRBM-ME, 1+N-pole, 1 Module Unit• Electronic residual current device / miniature circuit break

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55Protective DevicesElectronic Combined RCD/MCB Devices eRBM-AU, 1+N-pole, 1 Module Unit• Electronic residual current device / miniature circuit break

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56Protective DevicesElectronic Combined RCD/MCB Devices eRB6-AU, 1+N-pole, 1 Module Unit• Electronic residual current device / miniature circuit break

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57Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices PKP.2, 2-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard busb

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58Protective DevicesPKPM2: Influence of ambient temperature on load carrying capacity•Values = max. allowed current in Ampere at the specific temperat

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59Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PKPM2 towards Neozed1)/ Diazed2)/ NH003)Short circuit currents in kA, Rated currents of fuses in AShort

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6Protective DevicesInfluence of the ambient temperature to the maximum continuous current (A)16A 25A 40A 63A 80A 100AAmbient temperature2p 4p 2p 4p 2p

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60Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PKP62 towards Neozed1)/ Diazed2)/ NH003)Short circuit currents in kA, Rated currents of fuses in AShort

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61Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PKP42 towards Neozed1)/ Diazed2)/ NH003)Short circuit currents in kA, Rated currents of fuses in AShort

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62Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PKP.2-../2/Let-through energy PKPM2, characteristic B, 2-pole Let-through energy PKPM2, characteristic C, 2-pol

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63Protective DevicesLet-through energy PKP42, characteristic B, 2-pole Let-through energy PKP42, characteristic C, 2-pole

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Combined RCD/MCB Devices PKPM3, 3-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard busbar• Twin-purpose ter

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65Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices mRB, 3+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard busb

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66Protective DevicesCombined RCD/MCB Devices mRBM4-PT, mRB64-PT, 3+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible wit

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67Electronic Combined RCD/MCB Devices PKDM, 1+N-pole, 2 Module Units• Electronic residual current device / miniature circuit breaker combination• Trip

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68Combined RCD/MCB Devices PKNM-PT, 1+N-pole • Combined RCD/MCB device• Line voltage-independent tripping• Compatible with standard busbar• Twin-purpo

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69Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PLS..., PLZ...• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Compatible

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7Protective DevicesResidual Current Devices PF7• Residual current devices• Shape compatible with and suitable for standard busbar connection toother d

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70Tripping Characteristics (IEC/EN 60898-1)Quick-acting (B), slow (C), very slow (D)Tripping characteristic BTripping characteristic C Tripping charac

Page 100 - Let-through Energy PL4

71Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PLSMLet-through energy PLSM, characteristic B, 1-pole Let-through energy PLSM, characteristic C, 1-poleLet-thro

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72Short Circuit Selectivity PLSM towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the miniature circuit breakers PLSM a

Page 102 - Protective Devices

73Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PLSM towards D01-D03 fuse linkShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link D01-D03*)PLSM

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74Short Circuit Selectivity PLSM towards NH-00 FusesShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link NH-00*)PLSMNH-00 gL/gGIn[A] 16 20 25

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75Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PLSM towards cylindrical fuse linksShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse links CH10x38

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76Protective DevicesShort circuit selectivity characteristic D towards fuse links CH10x38 gG, CH14x51 gG, CH22x58 gG*)PLSMCH10x38 gG CH15x51 gG CH22x5

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77Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PLS6Let-through energy PLS6, characteristic B, 1-pole Let-through energy PLS6, characteristic C, 1-poleLet-thro

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78Short Circuit Selectivity PLS6 towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the miniature circuit breakers PLS6 a

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79Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PLS6 towards D01-D03 fuse linkShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link D01-D03*)PLS6

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8Protective DevicesInfluence of the ambient temperature to the maximum continuous current (A)16A 25A 40A 63A 80A 100AAmbient temperature2p 2p 4p 2p 4p

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80Short Circuit Selectivity PLS6 towards NH-00 FusesShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link NH-00*)PLS6NH-00 gL/gGIn[A] 16 20 25

Page 111 - 3+N-pole 4-pole

81Let-through Energy PLS4Let-through energy PLS4, characteristic B, 1-pole Let-through energy PLS4, characteristic C, 1-poleShort Circuit Selectivity

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82Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PLS4 towards D01-D03 fuse linkShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link D01-D03*)PLS4

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83Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PLS6-DC• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Compatible with st

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84Protective DevicesTripping characteristic PLS6-DCType CLet-through Energy PLS6-DCType C, 250 V d.c., τ = 5 ms (acc. to IEC/EN 60947-2)

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85Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PL7• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Twin-purpose terminal

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86Protective DevicesTripping Characteristics (IEC/EN 60898-1)Quick-acting (B), slow (C), very slow (D)Tripping characteristic B Tripping characteristi

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87Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PL7Let-through energy PL7, characteristic B, 1-pole Let-through energy PL7, characteristic C, 1-poleLet-through

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88Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PL7 towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the miniature circui

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89Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PL7 towards D01-D03 fuse linkShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link D01-D03*)PL7D0

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9Protective DevicesResidual Current Devices PF6• Twin-purpose terminal (lift/open-mouthed) above and below• Busbar positioning optionally above or bel

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90Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PL7 towards NH-00 FusesShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link NH-00*)PL7NH-00 gL/g

Page 122 - Accessories for PLHT, PLHT-V

91Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PL6• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Twin-purpose terminal

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92Protective DevicesTripping Characteristics (IEC/EN 60898-1)Quick-acting (B), slow (C), very slow (D)Tripping characteristic B Tripping characteristi

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93Protective DevicesLet-through Energy PL6Let-through energy PL6, characteristic B, 1-pole Let-through energy PL6, characteristic C, 1-poleLet-through

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94Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PL6 towards DII-DIV fuse linkIn case of short circuit, there is selectivity between the miniature circui

Page 126 - Load capacity factor K

95Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PL6 towards D01-D03 fuse linkShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link D01-D03*)PL6 D

Page 127

96Protective DevicesShort Circuit Selectivity PL6 towards NH-00 FusesShort circuit selectivity characteristic B towards fuse link NH-00*)PL6NH-00 gL/g

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97Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PL7-DC• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Compatible with sta

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98Protective DevicesTripping characteristic PL7-DCType CLet-through Energy PL7-DCType C, 250 V d.c., τ = 5 ms (acc. to IEC/EN 60947-2)

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99Protective DevicesMiniature Circuit Breakers PL4• High selectivity between MCB and back-up fuse due to low let-throughenergy• Twin-purpose terminal

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