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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 />

2/5<br />

ACCESSORIES<br />

EXTERNAL<br />

ROTARY OPERATING MECHANISM<br />

The circuit breaker has a toggle h<strong>and</strong>le operating mechanism, which also serves<br />

as swtiching position indicator – ON, O��, TRIP. But when the circuit breaker is<br />

installed in switchgear cubicles or distribution boards, it requires to be operated<br />

outside of the switchgear cubicles or distribution boards. The mechanism is<br />

designed for direct attachment to the MCCB <strong>and</strong> transforms the toggle h<strong>and</strong>le<br />

movement into a rotation. It facilitates operation of MCCB when the panel door is<br />

closed.<br />

IT’S �EATURES<br />

✦ Easy operation<br />

✦ Door interlock mechanism. It doesn’t allow the circuit breaker to be “ON”<br />

when the door of switchgear cubicles or distribution boards is open thus<br />

prevents the operator from an unsafe condition.<br />

✦ Door interlock defeat facility. This enables only authorized personnel to open<br />

the door with MCCB in ON condition for the purpose of inspection.<br />

�OR ‘DX’ RANGE<br />

REMOTE OPERATOR (MOTORISED)<br />

�or remote ‘ON’ <strong>and</strong> ‘O��’ of circuit breakers. Local switching by h<strong>and</strong> also<br />

possible.

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