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AIR CIRCUIT BREAKERS - Electrical and Electronics Division

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Manual Reset<br />

WIRING DIAGRAMS<br />

SIGNALLING �OR OVERLOAD AND SHORT-<strong>CIRCUIT</strong> TRIPPING<br />

The cancelling of the fault signal is effected by pressing the<br />

local trip button, which also resets the overcurrent release.<br />

Signalling Switches<br />

C1-for ‘Overload <strong>and</strong> Short Circuit’ Trip<br />

C2-for ‘Short Circuit’ Trip<br />

INDICATING LAMPS<br />

L1-Common for ‘Overload <strong>and</strong> short Circuit’ Trip<br />

L2-for ‘Overload’ Trip<br />

L3-for ‘Short Circuit’ Trip<br />

B1, B2, B3, B4 - Contactors<br />

BPED - ‘Signal Cancelling’ Push button<br />

-(o- SIC terminals<br />

Note : Wiring shown inside dotted lines is wired in ACB<br />

Auto Reset<br />

Cancelling of fault signalling is provided by push button BPED.<br />

The presence of the fault signal does not prevent closing of<br />

the circuit breaker.<br />

Common Signalling Common Signalling<br />

Separate Signalling Separate Signalling<br />

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