molded case circuit breakers - Eaton Canada
molded case circuit breakers - Eaton Canada
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NEW TECHNOLOGY<br />
Digitrip OPTIM is a new programmable<br />
communicating microprocessor-based<br />
low-voltage electronic trip unit system for<br />
Westinghouse Series C Molded Case<br />
Circuit Breakers and low-voltage power<br />
<strong>breakers</strong>. Digitrip OPTIM trip units are<br />
available in two styles, Digitrip OPTIM 750<br />
and Digitrip OPTIM 1050, in Series C<br />
frames L-, N-, and R-70 through 2500<br />
amperes.<br />
Digitrip OPTIM trip units are fully programmable<br />
and can be applied as a<br />
stand-alone breaker with a hand-held<br />
Digitrip OPTIMizer programmer for configuring<br />
the trip unit, displaying information<br />
and testing. In addition, OPTIM can<br />
be applied as a low-voltage assembly<br />
with a panel mounted Breaker Interface<br />
Module (BIM) to configure, display and<br />
test. Alternatively, OPTIM can be applied<br />
as part of a fully integrated IMPACC<br />
system.<br />
March 2001<br />
MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS<br />
Digitrip OPTIM System<br />
Stand Alone<br />
The hand-held Digitrip OPTIMizer is used<br />
to program individual OPTIM Trip Units.<br />
Sub-Network<br />
The Breaker Interface Module, mounted<br />
on the assembly or at a remote location, is<br />
used to access, configure, and display<br />
information from Digitrip OPTIM Trip<br />
Units. Any combination of OPTIM Trip<br />
Units and/or Digitrip RMS 810/910 Trip<br />
Units and/or IQ Energy Sentinels<br />
(up to<br />
50 devices) can communicate with the<br />
Breaker Interface Module.<br />
Field Bus<br />
With Integrated Monitoring, Protection<br />
and Control Communications (IMPACC),<br />
the plant operator, facilities engineer, and/<br />
or maintenance engineer can monitor and<br />
control the entire power distribution system<br />
from a central PC.<br />
9<br />
Typical OPTIM Applications<br />
When more information is required to<br />
better manage your production process.<br />
In a critical process such as a batch reactor<br />
used in the food, chemical, pharmaceutical,<br />
and petroleum industries.<br />
Material in the process vessel can be<br />
worth more than the equipment required<br />
to produce it. This application requires<br />
close coordination with the overall electrical<br />
distribution system, possible isolation<br />
from the main switchboard, higher levels<br />
of overload and fault protection, remote<br />
breaker status indications, controlled shutdown<br />
sequence, monitoring, and data collection.<br />
When early warning information that<br />
reduces downtime is required. On a critical<br />
production line such as an automatic feeder<br />
supplying subassemblies for a finished<br />
product used in the automotive industry,<br />
or by OEMs and electric product manufacturers.<br />
Automated welding and paint lines,<br />
for example, require higher levels of overload<br />
and fault protection, advanced warning<br />
of an impending trip condition, and<br />
system diagnostics which reduce the time<br />
necessary to get back on line.<br />
When there is a concern with system<br />
obsolescence. When upgrading your facility’s<br />
electrical distribution system, there<br />
could be a requirement to replace obsolete<br />
main or branch protection devices<br />
where space is limited. Feeders for laboratories<br />
and computer rooms could require<br />
better coordination and protection, while<br />
specialized equipment such as engine<br />
generators and variable frequency drives<br />
could also require upgraded protection.<br />
OPTIM meets these requirements economically<br />
because they provide high<br />
reliability and increased performance in<br />
a compact, dustproof unit that is wall<br />
mountable. Rewiring costs are minimized.<br />
A Digitrip OPTIM Enclosed Circuit Breaker<br />
can be locked in the off position to comply<br />
with OSHA lockout/tagout regulations,<br />
and meet the NEC 430 requirements for<br />
a separate disconnect within sight of<br />
motor loads.<br />
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