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SWITCHGEAR (TRIP UNIT RETROFIT KITS)<br />
Digitrip RMS Retrofit Kits for<br />
Allis Chalmers LA Breakers<br />
INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION<br />
Allis Chalmers LA 600 Gold Breaker Retrofitted<br />
with Digitrip RMS 810 Retrofit Kit<br />
REPLACEMENT AND UPGRADE<br />
Choose or create the Digitrip RMS Retrofit<br />
Kit catalog number to match the Allis<br />
Chalmers LA breaker type, retrofit kit type,<br />
protection function, rating plug type, current<br />
sensor type, CPT, and type of kit<br />
required for application. See the example<br />
provided on page 267.<br />
Application Notes for Allis Chalmers LA<br />
Power Circuit Breakers<br />
1. Retrofit kits are for use on 50 and 60<br />
Hz distribution systems.<br />
2. All retrofit kits are designed for Drawout<br />
Power Circuit Breakers only. Refer<br />
all fixed mounted breaker applications<br />
to the Cutler-Hammer Digitrip Retrofit<br />
Kit Technical Service Center at<br />
1-800-937-5487.<br />
3. The breaker compartment doors on<br />
the switchgear assembly must be free<br />
of panel mounted instruments<br />
Typical RMS 810 Retrofit Kit for Allis Chalmers<br />
LA 600 Gold Power Circuit Breaker<br />
(i.e. meters, instruments, control<br />
switches, indicating lamps, etc.) or the<br />
retrofitted breaker may interfere with<br />
these devices when the compartment<br />
door is closed.<br />
4. When the Ground Fault (G) option is<br />
selected, please observe the following:<br />
a. For 3-phase, 3-wire solidly grounded<br />
systems, choose quantity three current<br />
sensors in the catalog number<br />
development.<br />
b. For 3-phase, 4-wire solidly grounded<br />
systems, choose quantity four current<br />
sensors in the catalog number<br />
development. Three sensors are<br />
mounted on the breaker and one<br />
sensor is mounted on the switchgear<br />
neutral. Hardware to mount<br />
the current sensor on the switchgear<br />
neutral and provisions to wire<br />
it into the trip unit <strong>circuit</strong> (including<br />
Digitrip RMS Retrofit Kits for Allis Chalmers,<br />
LA power <strong>circuit</strong> <strong>breakers</strong> were first introduced<br />
in 1991. For a complete description<br />
of the Digitrip RMS trip system and the<br />
features of models RMS 510, 610, 810, and<br />
910, see page 247.<br />
Ratings<br />
Digitrip RMS Retrofit Kits are applied on<br />
Allis Chalmers <strong>breakers</strong> from 600A<br />
(LA 600) to 3000A (LA 3000). The rating<br />
plug and the current sensor act in concert<br />
to provide for a wide spectrum of overload<br />
and short <strong>circuit</strong> settings.<br />
Chronology<br />
Digitrip RMS Retrofit Kits and replacement<br />
trip units for Allis Chalmers LA <strong>breakers</strong><br />
became available in 1991. The Digitrip<br />
RMS 510 model is the modern day replacement<br />
for electromechanical trip device or<br />
peak sensing solid state trip systems.<br />
a required pair of breaker secondary<br />
disconnecting contacts) are not<br />
included in the kit.<br />
5. RMS 510 Zone, 610, 810, and 910<br />
Retrofit kits include a cell terminal<br />
block assembly that must be installed<br />
in the switchgear assembly. Internal<br />
switchgear wiring to accommodate<br />
the customer application schemes<br />
must be added in the field.<br />
6. RMS 610, 810, and 910 Retrofit Kits<br />
require a customer supplied 120 Vac<br />
source connected to the cell terminal<br />
block assembly to power the Digitrip<br />
RMS Digital Displays and Communications<br />
functions (as applicable).<br />
7. Refer all LAF (LA <strong>breakers</strong> with current<br />
limiters) <strong>breakers</strong> to the Cutler-Hammer<br />
Digitrip Retrofit Kit Technical Service<br />
Center at 1-800-937-5487 for evaluation.<br />
March 2001