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AIR CIRCUIT BREAKERS - Electrical and Electronics Division

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Note : �or ordering information, refer pages 2/45 - 2/55<br />

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ACCESSORIES<br />

INTERNAL<br />

SHUNT RELEASE<br />

The shunt release provides remote tripping of the circuit breaker. The coil of<br />

shunt release is designed for short time as well as continuous operation (‘DX’<br />

range).<br />

The operation voltage is :<br />

85% to 110% of the rated voltage in AC<br />

75% to 125% of the rated voltage in DC<br />

Shunt release coil is short time rated, micro-switch is provided in the release to<br />

cut off the supply. Once the MCCB trips, this prevents burning of coil even if the<br />

supply to shunt coil is continuously fed.<br />

UNDER VOLTAGE RELEASE<br />

The under voltage release is used for protecting the installation against low voltage<br />

situation. The under voltage release is designed to operate when the voltage<br />

drops below a tripping threshold. This can also be used for remote tripping &<br />

electrical interlocking purpose.<br />

The tripping threshold is :<br />

35% to 70% of rated in AC<br />

35% to 70% of rated in DC<br />

Circuit breaker closing is possible only if the voltage exceeds 85% of the rated<br />

voltage.<br />

AUXILIARY CONTACT BLOCK<br />

The auxiliary contact block is used for remote signaling <strong>and</strong> control purposes.<br />

This consists of one or more than one potential free change-over contacts. It<br />

indicates the circuit breaker status- whether open or closed.<br />

TRIP ALARM CONTACT<br />

The trip alarm contact gives tripping indication once the MCCB trips. The potential<br />

free change- over contacts can be used for indication or for control circuit.

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