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VIP30 and VIP35 - Schneider Electric

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Installation <strong>and</strong> connection<br />

Connection<br />

Connecting the <strong>VIP35</strong> with CRc or CEc sensors<br />

Connections are made to the back of the <strong>VIP30</strong>/<strong>VIP35</strong> via 6.35 mm fast-on<br />

connectors.<br />

The diagrams correspond to the S1-S3 wiring configuration.<br />

The wiring of the sensor secondary windings determines the <strong>VIP30</strong>/<strong>VIP35</strong> current<br />

setting range.<br />

Current setting range<br />

Wiring<br />

8 A - 80 A S1 - S2<br />

20 A - 200 A S1 - S3<br />

DE50904<br />

Do not earth the sensor secondary windings.<br />

For the <strong>VIP35</strong>, run the S1 cable of each of the three sensors through the CSH30 core<br />

balance CT (J) before connecting them to their respective terminals. Insert all three<br />

S1 cables through the same side of the core balance CT.<br />

Attach the wires from the unused secondary windings (K) to the plastic clips (L) to<br />

prevent them from coming in contact with another conductor or metal frame. The<br />

conductors are energized in operation <strong>and</strong> should not be accessible.<br />

DE50910<br />

<strong>VIP35</strong> wiring with CRc or CEc sensors.<br />

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