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7.2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 E X - S A F E T Y A N D M A I N C U R R E N T S W I T C H E S Applications Safety switches are used to reliably isolate the power supply on electrical installations and apparatus during maintenance, cleaning and repair work. Main current switches are used to operate drives, motors and other electrical equipment. Star-delta starters, reversing starters and pole-changing switches (Dahlander switches) can be implemented with CEAG's main current switches. Motors have to be protected against overloads, phase failures and overheating: CEAG's power circuit breakers and manual motor starters feature phase-failure protection as well as thermal and electromagnetic tripping for reliable motor protection. CEAG manual motor starters have such a precise tripping time that they are equally suited for the protection of Ex-e as well as Ex-d motors – to put you on the safe side. CEAG safety features Safety and main current switches can be protected against inadvertent switching on by our integrated locking facility for up to three padlocks in the OFF position. To prevent manipulations, the enclosure covers cannot be opened in the locked position without destroying the enclosure itself. All CEAG's safety switches up to 180 A feature full AC-3 motor switching capacities and isolating properties according to EN 60947-3 with compulsory opening of 7.2 CEAG SICHERHEITSTECHNIK GMBH the main current contacts; optional EMERGENCY STOP versions according to EN 60204-1 are also available. Additional lagging/leading auxiliary contacts guarantee double safety for extreme switching conditions. The switch position is always indicated by the switch handle – practically excluding wrong operation. You'll find these advantages in all CEAG safety, main current and EMMERGENCY OFF switches as well as in the safety switches for converter drives. A special safety feature offered by the manual motor starter: It can only be switched on on-site – where the drive is. An operating-current trip for remote cut-off is optional. To take advantage of the short-circuit protection in the starter, a suitable backup fuse must be selected. You'll find the details in the relevant technical data. Usage categories The two most important usage categories for circuit breakers and motor starters: AC-23 for circuit breakers and the more demanding usage category AC-3 for motor starters. Starters, defined according to AC-3, are used to switch motor loads. Switches which fall into the AC-3 usage category are used for switching of motor loads under normal
E X - S A F E T Y A N D M A I N C U R R E N T S W I T C H E S operating conditions. Here, the test procedure requires 50 making and breaking samples. Circuit breakers, defined according to AC-23, are designed for occasional separation of motor loads. For this category EN 60947-4 requires only five making and breaking samples. The AC-3 usage category makes great demands on the operating cycles and the service life of motor starters. All CEAG safety switches and manual motor starters up to 180 A fulfil these high requirements for the motor-switching capacity of usage category AC-3 as specified by EN 60947-3. Areas of application We offer you a wide range of pro<strong>ducts</strong> in all areas: explosion-protected apparatus for gas and dust areas as well as for industrial applications in rough environments. Material Both explosion-protected as well as industrial switches are provided in impactresistant polyamide, glass-fibre-reinforced polyester, powder-coated steel, high-grade stainless steel or flameproof enclosures made of aluminium, depending on the area of application and amperage. All explosion-protected switches are certified according to the ATEX directive. Mounting Switches up to 180 A can be mounted simply and quickly with the CEAG mounting system to pipes, trellis work and walls. What's more, CEAG switches up to 40 A offer low-cost mounting – in a snap – with the snap-on system. CEAG SICHERHEITSTECHNIK GMBH 7.3 7.3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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