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142 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS (IMPACC) For New and Existing Electrical Equipment GENERAL INFORMATION, Continued Electronic Device IMPACC System Selection Chart Device Name Descrip- Assembly Applications tive Bulletin Medium Voltage (Above 600V) Low Voltage (600V and Below) FUNCTION METERING AND MONITORING OVERCURRENT PROTECTION MOTOR PROTECTION OTHER DEVICES LOCAL DISPLAY UNITS IMPACC COMMUNICATIONS Substation Breakers Metal-Clad Switchgear (VacClad) Metal-Enclosed Switchgear (WVB) Fused Metal- Enclosed Switchgear (WLI) Motor Starter (Ampgard) Substation/Unit Sub Transformer Metal-Enclosed Switchgear (Type DS) Low-Voltage Switchboard (Pow-R-Line C) Low-Voltage Panelboard (Pow-R-Line C) Motor Control (Series 2100) Adjustable Frequency Drives Busway Plugs IQ Analyzer 8179 RI/RF RI/OF RI/OF RI/OF RI RI RI O IQ DP-4000 8170 RF RF RF RIF OI OI OI O IQ Data Plus II (< 14.4 kV) 8176 RF RF RF RF OI OI OI O IQ Data Plus II HV (> 14.4 kV) 8176 RF RF RF RF IQ Data 8171 OI OI OI IQ Generator 8172 OI IQ Energy Sentinel 1 8178 RF RF RF RF Digitrip MV 33-750 R R R Digitrip RMS 810 R RI Digitrip RMS 910 O OI Digitrip OPTIM 750 O R R OF O Digitrip OPTIM 1050 O O O OF O IQ 1000 II 8173 RF RF OF IQ 500 8177 OF OF ADVANTAGE Starter RF AFD Device Panel R IQ Transfer O O R Addressable Relay II O O O R R O O O O RTD Module R R O Central Energy Display II - CED II (IQ Energy Sentinel) Central Monitoring Unit - CMU (ADVANTAGE Starter) Assemblies Electronic Monitor - AEM II (Digitrip RMS) OPTIM Breaker Interface Module - BIM (Digitrip OPTIM and Digitrip RMS 810 and 910) IMPACC SYSTEMS SOFTWARE HARDWARE 8178 R R R 8226 R 8175 R R R R R Standard Software Presents System Data in Spreadsheet Format Graphic Software Depicts System and Equipment Information Graphically Power Distribution System Power Analysis Software Utilizes Device Transmitted Data in Application Specific Software Packages Network Diagnostic System Start-up and Troubleshooting Information PONI Mounted on Rear of Applicable IQ Products CONI IBM Compatible Computer Bus Card MINT Device Normally Located at PC or Interface Point PLC Interface Card Mounted in Cutler-Hammer 500 Series PLC Mod Bus Gateway Device Normally Located at Interface Point Ethernet Interface Bridge Device Normally Located at Interface Point IQ DC Power Supply Used for IQ Devices That Do Not Directly Accept DC Power Legend: R = Recommended Application O = Optional Application I = Incoming Main Line F = Feeder Refer to Page 130 of this document. Automatic Transfer Switches March 2001
FUNCTION Electronic Device IMPACC System Selection Chart METERING AND MONITORING OVERCURRENT PROTECTION MOTOR PROTECTION OTHER DEVICES LOCAL DISPLAY UNITS IMPACC COMMUNICATIONS March 2001 Device Name Descriptive Bulletin Electrical Parameters Volts Volt-Demand Amperes Amperes-Demand Watts Watt-Demand Watt-Hours Vars Var-Demand Var-Hours VA VA-Demand VA-Hours Power Factor Hertz Total Harmonic Distortion Harmonic Distortion Factors Min/Max Values Runtime Event Count Cause/Magnitude of Trip Starter/Breaker Contact Status 143 IQ Analyzer 8179 M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M ⁄C M M M M M ⁄C 1, 4, 5 IQ DP-4000 8170 M ⁄C M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M ⁄C 1, 4 IQ Data Plus II (< 14.4 kV) 8176 M ⁄C M M M M M M M IQ Data Plus II HV (> 14.4 kV) 8176 M ⁄C M M M M M M M IQ Data 8171 M M IQ Generator 8172 M M M IQ Energy Sentinel 8178 M M M 3 Digitrip MV 33-750 P ⁄M M M M M ⁄C 1, 2, 3 Digitrip RMS 810 P ⁄M M M M M M M M M ⁄ C 3 Digitrip RMS 910 M P ⁄M M M M M M M M M M ⁄ C 3 Digitrip OPTIM 750 P ⁄M M M M M ⁄ T 1, 2, 3 Digitrip OPTIM 1050 M P ⁄M M M M M M M M M M M M M M ⁄ T 1, 2, 3 IQ 1000 II 8173 M ⁄C P ⁄M M M M ⁄C IQ 500 8177 P ⁄M M M M ⁄ T ADVANTAGE Starter P ⁄M M M M ⁄ C AFD Device Panel M M M ⁄C M M M ⁄ C M ⁄C IQ Transfer M ⁄C M M ⁄C M M ⁄C M ⁄C Addressable Relay II M M M ⁄ C 3 RTD Module M Central Energy Display II - CED II (IQ Energy Sentinel) CENTRAL MONITORING UNIT - CMU (ADVANTAGE STARTER) Assemblies Electronic Monitor - AEM II (Digitrip RMS) OPTIM Breaker Interface Module - BIM (Digitrip OPTIM and Digitrip RMS 810 and 910, IQ Energy Sentinel) IMPACC SYSTEMS SOFTWARE HARDWARE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS (IMPACC) For New and Existing Electrical Equipment GENERAL INFORMATION, Continued 8178 D D D 8226 D D D D 8175 D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D Standard Software Status/Control/Data Logging Software Graphic Software Single Line/Equipment Graphic Software Power Distribution System Power Analysis Software Power Quality, System Coordination Software Network Diagnostic System Operation Diagnostic Software PONI Transmits Device Data Over Communication Network CONI Interfaces Network Communication to Personal Computer MINT Translates Network Communication to RS-232 Protocol PLC Interface Card Translates Network Communication to PLC Interface Mod Bus Gateway Translates Network Communication to Mod Bus Protocol Ethernet Interface Bridge Translates Network Communication to Ethernet Protocol IQ DC Power Supply Used for IQ Devices That Do Not Directly Accept DC Power Legend: M = Monitor C = Contact for Control/Alarm P = Protection D = Display Only, Parameters Monitored by Other Devices T = Trip Only Refer to Page 130 of this document. External I/O Special Functions Special Functions: 1. Download setpoints 2. Enhanced curve shaping 3. Built-in communication capability 4. Min./Max. 5. CBEMA (2) I
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DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 2 MOLDED CASE C
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MARGIN March 2001 SECONDARY SPOT NE
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Molded case cir
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FACTORY ORIGINAL CIRCUIT BREAKERS W
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NEW TECHNOLOGY Digitrip OPTIM is a
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NEW TECHNOLOGY, Continued Digitrip
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Quicklag Plug-in Industrial Circuit
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CHB CIRCUIT BREAKER Originally a Cu
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MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKER REPLACE
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March 2001 MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREA
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C U R R E N T D E S I G N R E P L A
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REPLACEMENT CAPABILITIES, Continued
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Type KB and MARK 75 Type HKB 90-250
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Continuous Ampere Rating at 40°C M
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Special Breakers➍ Trip Units Only
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Continuous Ampere Rating at 40°C 2
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Terminals➊➋ Two terminals are r
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ACCESSORIES Rear Connected Studs➊
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Extended Lin
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Left Hand Mo
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Alarm Switch
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Motor Operat
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C U R R E N T D E S I G N O U T O F
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(Includes Terminals on Load Side on
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Type RHK 2-, 3-Poles; 600 Volts AC
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GENERAL INFORMATION Accessories and
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SELECTION AND AVAILABILITY GUIDE Ci
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SLIDE PLATE TYPE Vertical Mounting
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TYPE SM SAFETY HANDLE Door Hardware
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AMT VARI-DEPTH Fixed Width Type Typ
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Page 97 and 98: PRODUCT HISTORY TIMELINE Page Produ
Page 99 and 100: ORIGINAL CUTLER-HAMMER PANELBOARD B
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Page 131 and 132: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The IQ Metering
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Page 137 and 138: IQ 2000 March 2001 IQ PRODUCTS Disc
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Page 191 and 192: GENERAL INFORMATION March 2001 SYNC
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CUSTOMER REQUIRED INFORMATION Ident
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Originally a We
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GENERAL INFORMATION, Continued Typi
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GENERAL INFORMATION, Continued SJO
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TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES AMPGARD Selecti
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TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES, Continued LF S
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CUSTOMER REQUIRED INFORMATION Proce
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GENERAL INFORMATION Procedure for I
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Originally a Cu
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Originally a Cu
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INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION Cutler
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ADVANTAGE TECHNOLOGY RETROFITS Marc
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SERIES C RETROFIT KITS Series C Ret
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March 2001 DISTRIBUTION SWITCHBOARD
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Clipper Power System Transient Volt
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Originally A We
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FURTHER INFORMATION Literature Numb
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SWITCHGEAR (LOW VOLTAGE) DB Assembl
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GENERAL INFORMATION DS Switchgear V
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION March 2001 DS S
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Switchgear Kits and Renewal Parts M
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TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES Application Cut
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CUSTOMER REQUIRED INFORMATION Proce
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March 2001 SWITCHGEAR (TRIP UNIT RE
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March 2001 SWITCHGEAR (TRIP UNIT RE
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➊ 50 Hz rating plugs are availabl
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Past Technology (500/600/700/800) P
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SWITCHGEAR (TRIP UNIT RETROFIT KITS
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CATALOG NUMBER Trip Unit Type 5 Z 6
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CATALOG NUMBER Trip Unit Type 5 510
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Medium Voltage
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SWITCHGEAR (MEDIUM VOLTAGE) DHP Swi
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SWITCHGEAR (MEDIUM VOLTAGE) VCP-W V
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FURTHER INFORMATION Product Literat
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March 2001 SWITCHGEAR (MEDIUM VOLTA
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March 2001 SWITCHGEAR (MEDIUM VOLTA
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Medium voltage
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION CLE and HLE Cur
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Originally a Westinghouse Product M
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INDEX A A10 Contactors and Starters
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INDEX MV, Medium Voltage Switchgear
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INDEX M MA Molded Case Circuit Brea
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INDEX Slide Plate Handle Mechanism
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March 2001 CUTLER-HAMMER SALES OFFI
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