Canalis Puteremedie PDF

Medium power busbar trunking
Canalis KS (100 to 800 A)

For high density distribution in industrial and commercial buildings
Presentation
Run components
Connection components,
feed units and end covers
7 ratings : 100, 160, 250, 400, 500, 630 and 800 A

4 live conductors. Straight lengths
in fixed lengths of 1.5, 2. 3 and 5 m,
cut to length for 0.5 to 2 m.
Feed the KS trunking

from either end
or along a run.
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Components for
changing direction
For adapting the Canalis KS
to installation requirements :
elbows, tees, crosses.
4
3
4
1
5
Fixing brackets
Tap-off units
Accessories
For fixing
KS trunking.
25 to 400 A connectors and

fused tap-off units, circuit-breakers
or modular equipment.
Dust and damp proofing accessories.
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Selection guide:
pages 11032/2 to 11032/4
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Description
General
Canalis KS is designed for medium power distribution with high tap-off density in industrial and commercial buildings
(exhibition halls, hypermarkets, office blocks, etc.).
The range is available in 7 ratings from 100 to 800 A.
The standard IP 52 degree of protection makes KS suitable for the majority of locations. It can be increased to IP 54 by
the addition of dust and damp proof blanking plates on the tap-off outlets.
Tapping off is via tap-off units. These units, from 25 to 400 A, can be safely removed while live.
100 to 250 A trunking can take connectors and tap-off units up to 250 A.
Higher rated trunking can take any tap-off unit from the range.
Run components
Straight distribution lengths
2
1
3 4
Straight lengths are designed to carry current and feed loads with low or medium power. The straight lengths form the
structure of the run. They comprise :
1 A casing of galvanised sheet steel, which is crimped closed.
This casing, shaped and ribbed by rolling, provides excellent resistance to bending and twisting.
Three casing widths cover the whole range. Casings are available in two finishes :
- 54 mm wide galvanised sheet steel for 100, 160 and 250 A ratings (sheet steel with RAL 7032 grey finish available
as an option).
- 75 mm wide sheet steel with RAL 7032 grey finish for 400 and 500 A ratings.
- 113 mm wide sheet steel with RAL 7032 grey finish for 630 and 800 A ratings.
2 4 live conductors of the same cross-section :
- Bimetal silver-plated copper/aluminium laminate for 100, 160 A ratings.
- Aluminium fitted with bimetal silver-plated copper/aluminium laminate riders electrically welded to junctions and tapoff positions for 250 to 800 A ratings.
The lamination is a patented process by which the copper and aluminium molecules are fused together under extreme
pressure.
3 Fibreglass reinforced polyester isolators, at 250 mm intervals.
These hold the conductors securely within the casing.
4 A special protected earth (PE) conductor of the same type as the live conductors with a cross-section 1/2 of the phase
cross-section. It is connected to the casing at each junction.
5 Tap-off outlets on both sides of the trunking, at 1 m intervals.
They are connected to the isolators to form a block, holding the bars. They have a shuttered outlet which is opened
and closed automatically when connectors or tap-off units are plugged in or removed.
6 A mechanical and electrical jointing device.
Electrical connection is via a block with spring and silver graphite contacts. This block absorbs the differential
conductor/casing expansion of each length equally.
For 100, 160 and 250 A ratings, it automatically and simultaneously connects all the live conductors, ensures
continuity of the protective earth conductor and its connection with the casing. For higher ratings (315 to 800 A), the
electrical connection is made by a 1/4 screw turn for each conductor.
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Selection guide:
pages 11032/2 to 11032/4
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Description
Special components
i Fire barrier length
To cross a fire partition, between two areas of a building. Fire resistance : 2 h (A120) conforming to ISO 834.
i Made to measure length
To alter the length of a run (for example, between two components for changing direction). These components are
manufactured, on request, from 500 mm to 1995 mm, in multiples of 5 mm. They do not have tap-off outlets.
Connection components and feed units

Feed units
To feed a KS run by cables or directly from a distribution panel. The feed can be from one end (end feed) or along a run
(centre feed). They can be connected by aluminium or copper cables fitted with suitable cable lugs. There is an undrilled
aluminium gland plate which will accept cable glands. This plate can be replaced by a plate fitted with 1 to 3 cable clamps
depending on the rating (to be ordered separately).
1 End feed box
For 100 A busbar trunking only. It
is mounted to the left or right of a
straight length and fitted with a
no. 29 cable gland.
2 End feed units

For 100 to 250 A ratings : mounted
to the left or right of a straight
length, by inverting the initial
section of the trunking.
For 400 to 800 A ratings : available
in left or right hand versions.
3 Centre feed unit
Through run type (1 cable feeds
the right and left sections). It is
mounted along the run, between 2
straight lengths.
4 Flange feed unit
Fitted with splayed bars and a
mounting plate. It is used for
connection to a distribution panel.
It can be mounted at either end of
a component.
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Selection guide :
pages 11032/2 to 11032/4
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Description
Connection components and feed units (continued)

KV-KS connector
The KV-KS connector is fitted with a
KV end length at one end and a KS
end length at the other.
Due to its flexible design, it ensures
direct connection from a feed run to a
distribution run and reduces any risk
caused by alignment faults.
End cover
The end cover protects and isolates
the ends of the conductors. It is
mounted on the last length.
Three products cover the entire KS
range : 100 to 250 A, 400 and 500 A,
630 and 800 A.
Components for changing direction

2
1 Edgewise elbow.
One model for each size of
casing for turning to left or right.
2 Flat elbow
Two models for each size of
casing (one ascending, one descending).
Flat and edgewise elbows can
be manufactured, on request,
with made to measure connection lengths, with multiple
angles, with built-in fire barrier,
etc. (please consult your Regional Sales Office).
3
3 Edgewise tee and cross

For vertical branches on the main
run.
Fixing devices
(630
- 800)
1 (630
- 800)
(400500)
(315500)
(100250)
(100250)
1 Universal brackets
These brackets are used to fix the
distribution run to the structure of
the building, directly or via a
threaded rod, a bracket, etc.
There is one model for each size of
casing which can be used for all
mounting methods : ceilingmounted, suspended, wallmounted, etc.
Suspension on chains or steel cables is not recommended.
It is advisable to leave a space of 3
m between each bracket.
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Selection guide :
pages 11032/2 to 11032/4
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Description
Tap-off units
These are used for instant connection of loads or secondary runs (for example, for low power distribution using Canalis
KN). The connectors and tap-off units conform to installation standards and regulations whatever type of neutral point
connection is used (TT, IT, TNS or TNC).
i They can be removed and moved whilst live, with no load.
i The tap-off outlets are opened and closed automatically when units are plugged in or removed.
i With the cover open, no live part can be accessed. Degree of protection IP 2X.
i Connectors and tap-off units are made in two versions :
- Protected version, degree of protection IP 40, suitable for most industrial and commercial applications,
- Dust and damp proof version, degree of protection IP 54, for very dusty locations and environments, or those subject
to water splashes.
A Tap-off unit
- Isolation is achieved by
unplugging the tap-off.
- The electrical equipment and
connection terminals can only be
accessed with the tap-off
unplugged.
- A safety device prevents the tapoff being plugged into the trunking
if the cover is not in place.
A
B
B Tap-off units with isolator
Isolation (AC22 to AC 20) is
achieved by opening the cover of
the unit. A number of safety devices
prevent the following :
- Connection of the tap-off unit if
the cover is closed,
PE =
- Opening of the cover if the unit is
not locked to the trunking,
- Removal of the unit if the cover is
closed,
- Opening of the cover to position
I (by locking) on units which have
a switch or circuit-breaker.
These tap-off units will take
accessories such as an early break
contact on the cover, a sealing kit,
etc. (see page 11043/3).
Tap-off
1 Tap-off with fuse carrier
The tap-off is protected by means of
fuses (not supplied).
They can be fitted with carriers for the
following fuses :
- NF 10 x 38
- BS type 88A1
- DIN type Neozed DO1
1
2
2 Tap-off for modular equipment

This tap-off will take most 17.5 mm
modular equipment.
- Nominal current : 25 A,
- Capacity : 4 modules,
- With window in front panel (equipment
can be seen and accessed).
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Selection guide :
pages 11032/2 to 11032/4
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Description
Tap-off units (continued)

Fused tap-off units
These fused tap-off units are designed

to protect the tap-off by means of
fuses (not supplied).
They can be fitted with carriers for the
following fuses :
- NF and DIN, 50 to 630 A,
- BS, 30 to 160 A,
- VDE and DIN, 25 to 400 A.
Versions for NF fuses can be fitted
with a single phase protection device.
1 25 to 125 A fused off-load tap-off unit.
2 160 A fused off-load tap-off unit.
3 250 to 400 A fused off-load tap-off
unit.
These units can only be mounted on
trunking which is installed horizontally
on edge.
To make installation easier, it is
performed in two stages :
- The unit is hooked onto the trunking,
then automatically located in front of
the tap-off outlet by moving it
sideways.
- The fixing brackets are then locked
and the mobile power block plugged
in, using an internal device.
Tap-off units with isolator for modular equipment

These units will take most 17.5
modular equipment. They have a
window in the front panel (equipment
can be seen and accessed).
There are two ratings :
- 50 A nominal current, capacity 7.5
modules,
- 100 A nominal current, capacity 11
modules.
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Selection guide :
pages 11032/2 to 11032/4
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Description
Tap-off units for Merlin Gerin circuit-breaker

These units are designed to take Merlin
Gerin Compact NS circuit-breakers :
- 100 to 400 A rating,
- Fixed, with front sockets,
- Version N, H or L,
- With or without residual differential
device,
- With rotary switch.
For other types of circuit-breaker :
please consult your Regional Sales
Office.
Tap-off unit for integral contactor-breaker
This unit is designed to take
Telemecanique integral contactorbreakers and inverters.
Isolating tap-off unit for industrial control and monitoring equipment

This unit has a Telequick mounting
plate and will take industrial control
and monitoring equipment (for
example, for controlling lighting in
hypermarkets).
Nominal current : 125 A.
Two sizes :
- With 300 x 300 mm mounting plate,
- With 400 x 600 mm mounting plate.
IP 54 dust and damp proofing accessories

In normal mounting position (edgewise,
horizontal installation) the degree of
protection of the KS range is IP 52.
In other positions (flat and vertical
installation) the degree of protection is
reduced to IP 50.
To achieve a higher degree of
protection, IP 54, the following
accessories must be added to the
straight lengths.
Edgewise horizontal installation

1 Each tap-off outlet which is not
being used should be fitted with a
sealed tap-off blanking plate.
Flat and vertical installation
1 Each tap-off outlet which is not
being used should be fitted with a
sealed tap-off blanking plate.
2 Each
junction
between
components should be fitted with a
jointing sleeve.
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Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Selection guide
Information required
i The types of load, and their characteristics and locations.
i The power source, and its characteristics and location.
i The structure of the premises (availability of fixing points
for trunking).
i Any influences external to the installation site.
(ambient temperature, dust, water, etc).
Distribution run layout

The siting of distribution runs depends on the position of the loads, the location of the general power supply and the
availability of fixing points.
A single distribution run can serve an area 5 to 8 metres wide.
Selection of the trunking according to the rated operating current Ib
Ib = total current x k1
Applications
Total current = sum of currents drawn by the loads on a run

k1 = average demand coefficient
k1
Rated operating current Ib
Selected trunking
Lighting, heating
0...100 A
100...160 A
160...250 A
315...400 A
400...500 A
500...630 A
630...800 A
Distribution (Engineering shop floors)

2 or 3 loads
0.9
4 or 5 loads
0.8
6...9 loads
0.7
10...40 loads
0.6
40 or more
0.5
KSi-10
KSi-16
KSi-25
KSi-40
KSi-50
KSi-63
KSi-80
Permissible current Iz according to the ambient temperature (at the installation site)
The nominal current Inc of the trunking is specified for an average daily ambient temperature of 35 C (and a maximum
of 40C). Depending on the actual temperature, an uprating or derating coefficient (f1) may be applied to the nominal
current Inc : see the characteristics on page 11032/5.
Checking the voltage drop
The voltage drop in Canalis KS is given in V/100m/A in the characteristics table on page 11032/5.
Polarity selection
3-pole distribution + N + PE (IT-TT-TNS)
i KSA-iiED4ii trunking
3-pole + N + PE
tap-offs possible, type 3-pole + PE
or 3-pole + N + PE
3L + PE
(IT-TT-TNS)
3L + N + PE
(IT-TT-TNS)
3-pole distribution + PEN (TNC)
i KSA-iiED4ii trunking
3-pole + PEN
tap-offs possible, type 3-pole + PEN (TNC) or 3-pole +
N + PE (TNS)..
3L + PEN
(TNC)
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3L + N + PE
(TNS)

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Selection guide
Protecting the trunking against overloads

To enable it to be extended, prefabricated busbar trunking is generally protected to its nominal current Inc (or to its
permissible current Iz if the f1 coefficient is applied according to the ambient temperature).
Protection using fuses
i Calculate the standard nominal current In of the fuse so that : In Inc
1
i Select the standard rating In which is equal to or immediately below.
Check that In Ib. If this is not the case, select the next highest rating of trunking.
Note : Protecting trunking using fuses is the same as limiting the rated operating current.
Protection using a circuit-breaker
i Select the circuit-breaker setting current Ir so that : Ib Ir Inc
Note : Protecting trunking using a circuit-breaker makes it possible to use the trunking at full capacity.
Electrodynamic protection against short-circuit currents

The electrodynamic withstand of the trunking should be taken into account when selecting a protective device
(permissible rated peak current).
i Determine (1) the 3-phase short-circuit current, prospective lcc 3 (KA) at the start of the Canalis KS.
i Check, on the current limitation curve of the selected protective device, that this limits the peak current (k) to a value
below the permissible rated peak current of the KS trunking.
Limited current Canalis current
Protection using a Merlin Gerin Compact circuit-breaker
The circuit-breaker/Canalis coordination table below gives the maximum short-circuit current for which the KS trunking
is protected, according to the type of circuit-breaker.
Prospective Icc 3, max (Ka rms) voltage 380/415 V
Canalis KS : rating (A)
Type of
Merlin Gerin
circuit-breaker
NS100
N
H
NS160
N
H
L
NS250
N
H
L
NS400
N
H
L
NS630
N
H
L
C801
N
H
L
C1001
N
H
L
100
160
25
25
L
25
20
20
20
36
70
70
36
55
55
250
400
500
630
45
70
150
45
70
150
800
36
70
150
45
45
45
45
70
150
45
70
150
40
40
55
50
50
50
50
50
80
(1) By calculation or using graphs, precalculated tables, etc.
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Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Caracteristiques :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3

Selection guide
Selection of IP degree of protection

External influences are taken into consideration when siting the installation.
The IP 52 degree of protection of Canalis KS means that it is suitable for installation in most industrial and commercial
locations.
For locations or sites which may be subject to water splashes in any direction the degree of protection should be raised
to IP 54, by installing KSE-80YB2 sealed tap-off blanking plates (see page 11043/2).
Changing levels in horizontal distribution
KSA-LP42
KSE-YAi
KSA-LP41
When trunking is mounted vertically,

the degree of protection at a junction
is IP 50.
To maintain a degree of protection
higher than IP 50, if required, each
junction installed vertically must be
fitted with a sealed jointing sleeve
(IP 54).
(See page 11043/2).
Tap-off units
n
There are 2 ranges of tap-off units.
i IP 40 protected range, low-cost and
suitable for normal industrial and
commercial environments.
i IP 54 dust and damp proof range, for
very dusty or damp environments.
KSA-ii IP 40
KSE-ii IP 54n
Mounting position
The preferred mounting position (for
horizontal distribution) is edgewise.
In some installation configurations
(false ceiling, false flooring, locations
with very little space, etc.) it may be
necessary to install trunking flat.
There are several suggestions for this.
Please consult your Regional Sales
Office.
Edgewise
Flat
Selecting the power supply

i 100 A end feed and 250 A (160 A)
feed unit
- mounted at either end of a run,
- all types of neutral system.
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i 500 and 800 A feed unit.

Two types depending on position :
- right hand mounting (fig. A),
- left hand mounting (fig. B).
All types of neutral system. Connected
by means of lugs.

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11038/3
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11042/3
Type of trunking

Characteristics (1)
KSA-10
KSA-16
KSA-25
KSA-40
KSA-50
KSA-63
KSA-80
3 or 4
3 or 4
3 or 4
3 or 4
3 or 4
3 or 4
3 or 4
General Characteristics
Number of live conductors
Rated thermal current lth
100
160
250
400
500
630
800
Rated insulation voltage

conforming to IEC 158-1
660
660
660
660
660
660
660
Rated operating voltage
660
660
660
660
660
660
660
Rated frequency
Hz
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
m/m
1.059
0.490
0.216
0.142
0.091
0.074
0.045
Rb1phAverage resistance per

conductor at Ith
(ambient temperature 35 C)
m/m
1.395
0.661
0.294
0.190
0.123
0.101
0.061
XphAverage reactance per

conductor
m/m
0.457
0.233
0.192
0.112
0.116
0.070
0.071
ZphAverage impedance per

conductor
m/m
1.468
0.701
0.351
0.221
0.170
0.123
0.094
mm2
66
78
78
127
127
247
247
m/m
0.270
0.230
0.230
0.142
0.142
0.074
0.074
m/m
3.384
1.708
0.811
0.541
0.428
0.279
0.237
m/m
2.090
1.139
0.720
0.512
0.439
0.317
0.289
kA
13.6
22
28
49.2
55
67.5
78.7
Permissible rated short time current

(0.1 s)
kA rms
11
14
24.6
27.1
32.5
38.3
Maximum thermal limit
A 2s
6.8.106
20.2.106
100.106
354.106
733.106
1096.106
1798.106
IP 52
IP 54
IP 52
IP 54
IP 52
IP 54
IP 50
IP 54
IP 50
IP 54
IP 50
IP 54
Conductor characteristics
Live conductors
conductor, cold state
Protective conductor
Cross-section (copper equivalent)
Average resistance, cold state
Fault loop impedance at 6 Ith
Between live conductors
Between live conductors and PE
Other Characteristics
Short-circuit withstand capacity
Permissible rated peak current
(3-phase)
Degree of protection
Standard
With sealing accessories
Standard
With sealing accessories
Voltage drop
For a power factor
cos of
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
Determination of permissible current

lz for a busbar trunking system,
according to ambient temperature
Average ambient temperature
Factor f1
In normal mounting position. Horizontal, edgewise installation.

IP 52
IP 52
IP 52
IP 52
IP 54
IP 54
IP 54
IP 54
Other positions : horizontal installation, flat, vertical installation.
IP 50
IP 50
IP 50
IP 50
IP 54
IP 54
IP 54
IP 54
Composite voltage drop, hot state, expressed in V/100 m/A for 3-phase 50 Hz current, with load distributed along the
run. Where the load is concentrated at the end of the feed run, the voltage drops are twice the values indicated in the
table.
V/100 m/A
0.112
0.055
0.030
0.0184
0.0146
0.0104
0.0081
V/100 m/A
0.120
0.058
0.030
0.0190
0.0146
0.0106
0.0079
V/100 m/A
0.126
0.060
0.030
0.0190
0.0140
0.0105
0.0074
V/100 m/A
0.121
0.057
0.025
0.0164
0.0107
0.0087
0.0053
Derating or uprating factor to be applied to the rated thermal current of the trunkingwhere the average daily ambient
temperature is other than 35 C.
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
1,10
1,08
1,06
1,04
1,02
1,00
0,97
0,94
0,91
(1) Conforming to international standard IEC 439-2 and European standard EN 60439.2
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0,88
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0,85
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KSA-iiEDiii
KSA-iiEF4ii
KSA-iiAB4ii
KSA-iiTC40
KSA-iiEZi
KSA-iiLC40
KSA-iiEDiii
KSB-iiFA2
KSE-80YB2
KSA/KSE-05SFii
KSA/KSE-iiDBi11
KSA-iiLC40
KSA-iiES4A
KSA-iiLP42
KSA-iiLP41
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KSE-iiYAi

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11040/5

References
Run components (IP 52/IP 54) (1)

Description
Rating
A
Length
mm
Number of
tap-offs
3L + N + PE and 3L + PEN
Reference
Weight
kg
Straight
lengths
100
5000
10
KSA-10EA450
19.050
3000
KSA-10EA430
11.900
5000
10
KSA-16EA450
21.200
3000
KSA-16EA430
13.200
5000
10
KSA-25EA450
25.000
3000
KSA-25EA430
15.500
2000
KSA-25ED420
10.650
1500
KSA-25ED415
8.350
Straight length 250 (2)

cut to length
5001995
KSA-25ES4A (3)
8.000/m
Fire barrier
length
12002200
KSA-25EF4A (3)
8.000/m
160
250
250 (2)
250(2)
Connection components and feed units (2)
N
KV0-25ER41001
Description
Rating
A
Connection
Mounting
Type/Max.cross-sect.
Reference
Weight
kg
End
feed unit
100
Terminals/
5 x 16 mm2
Left or right
KSA-10AB451
1.850
250 (2)
Lugs/240 mm2
(M10 screw)
Left or right
KSA-25AB42
7.200
Centre
feed unit
250 (2)
Lugs/240 mm2
(M10 screw)
Along the run
KSA-25BT42
12.00
Flange
feed unit
250 (2)
Bars
(M10 screw)
Left or right
KSA-25ER4
1.700
KV-KS
connector
250 (2)
KV0-25ER41001
End
cover
250 (2)
Left or right
KSB-25FA3
0.150
Components for changing direction (4)

Type
Rating
A
Mounting
Reference
Weight
kg
Elbows
250 (2)
Edgewise
KSA-25LC40
3.150
Flat upwards (1)
KSA-25LP41
5.000
Flat downwards (1)
KSA-25LP42
5.000
Tee
250 (2)
Edgewise
KSA-25TC40
4.300
Cross
250 (2)
Edgewise
KSA-25XC40
5.000
KSA-25EZ1
0.300
Fixing Device (Order in multiples of10)

Bracket
250 (2)
(1) IP 54 with sealing accessory : see page 11043/2.

(2) This reference is suitable for 100 and 160 A ratings.
(3) When ordering, state the required length in mm (in multiples of 5 mm) after the reference. Example : KSA-25ES4A L = 1250 mm.
(4) Other components IP 54 as standard, common to versions of 3L+N+PE and 3L+PEN straight lengths.
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11033/3

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11040/5
Canalis KS (400 and 500 A)

References

Description
Rating
A
Length
mm
Number of
tap-offs
Reference
Weight
kg
Straight
lengths
400
5000
10
KSA-40ED450
40.000
3000
KSA-40ED430
25.000
5000
10
KSA-50ED450
44.500
3000
KSA-50ED430
28.000
2000
KSA-50ED420
20.000
1500
KSA-50ED415
15.900

cut to length
500 to 1995
KSA-50ES4A (3)
15 kg/m
Fire barrier
length
1200 to 2340
KSA-50EF4A (3)
15 kg/m
500
KSA-40ED450
500 (400)
500 (400)

Description
Rating
A
Connection
Mounting
Type/Max cross-sect.
Unit
reference
Weight
kg
End
feed unit
500 (400)
Lugs/2 x 300 mm2

(M12 screw)
Right
KSA-50AB452
22.000
Left
KSA-50AB462
22.000
39.000
KSA-50AB452
Centre
feed unit
500 (400)
Lugs/2 x 300 mm2

(M12 screw)
Along the run
KSA-50BT402
Flange
feed unit
500 (400)
Bars
(M12 screw)
Left or right
KSA-50ER4
KV-KS
connector
500 (400)
KV0-50ER41001
End
cover
500 (400)
Left or right
KSB-50FA2
4.100
0.440

Description
Rating
A
Mounting
Reference
Elbows
500 (400)
Edgewise
KSA-50LC40
9.860
Flat upwards (1)
KSA-50LP41
10.000
Flat downwards (1)
KSA-50LP42
10.000
N
KV0-50ER41001
Weight
kg
Tee
500 (400)
Edgewise
KSA-50TC40
15.000
Cross
500 (400)
Edgewise
KSA-50XC40
16.500
KSA-50EZ3
Fixing device (Order in multiples of10)

Bracket
500 (400)

(2) Other run components IP 54 as standard, common to versions of 3L+N+PE and 3L+PEN straight lengths.
(3) When ordering, state the required length in mm (in multiples of 5 mm) after the reference.
Example : KSA-50ES4A L = 1250 mm.
11033/4
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0.330

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
pages 11040/2 to 11040/5
Canalis KS (630 and 800 A)

References

Description
Rating
A
Length
mm
Number of
tap-offs
Reference
Weight
kg
Straight
lengths
630
5000
10
KSA-63ED450
58.500
3000
KSA-63ED430
36.200
5000
10
KSA-80ED450
70.000
3000
KSA-80ED430
43.500
2000
KSA-80ED420
30.600
1500
KSA-80ED415
24.000

cut to length
500 to 1995
KSA-80ES4A (3)
19.600/m
Fire barrier
length
1200 to 2340
KSA-80EF4A (3)
19.600/m
800
KSA-63ED450
800 (630)
800 (630)

Description
Rating
A
Connection
Mounting
Type/Max cross-sect.
Reference
Weight
kg
End
feed unit
800 (630)
Lugs/3 x 300 mm2

(M12 screw)
Right
KSA-80AB452
36.200
Left
KSA-80AB462
36.200
40.000
KSA-80AB452
Centre
feed unit
800 (630)
Lugs/3 x 300 mm2

(M12 screw)
Along the run
KSA-80BT402
Flange
feed unit
800 (630)
Bars
(4 x M10 screw)
Left or right
KSA-80ER4
KV-KS
connector
800 (630)
KV0-80ER41001
End
cover
800 (630)
KSB-80FA2
6.150
0.510

Description
Rating
A
Mounting
Reference
Weight
kg
Elbows
800 (630)
Edgewise
KSA-80LC40
15.000
Flat upwards (1)
KSA-80LP41
13.700
Flat downwards (1)
KSA-80LP42
13.700
N
KV0-80ER41001
Tee
800 (630)
Edgewise
KSA-80TC40
18.240
Cross
800 (630)
Edgewise
KSA-80XC40
20.000
KSA-80EZ3
Fixing device (Order in multiples of 10)

Bracket
800 (630)
0.400

(2) Other run components IP 54 as standard, common to versions of 3L+ N + PE and 3L+ PEN straight lengths.
(3) When ordering, state the required length in mm (in multiples of 5 mm) after the reference.
Example : KSA-80ES4A L = 1250 mm.
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11033/5

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11041/2

IP 40 protected tap-off units for NF fuses
References
Tap-off unit
Number of Conductors
Scheme (1)
3L + N + PE
Trunking
Tap-off
3L + Np + PE
TT TNS
TT TNS
3L + PEN
3L + PE
TNC
TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
Rating
A
Fuse
size
Connection
mm2
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
25
10 x 38
KSA-02CF5
0.400
KSA-02CF5
0.400
KSA-02CF5
0.400
KSA-02CF5
Tap-off units with isolator and base units for fuses

Scheme (1)
Trunking
Tap-off
3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
TT TNS
TT TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC TNC
TNC TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
(2)
IT (3)
TT, TNS (3) (4)
Tap-off scheme
KSA-05SF41
KSA-16SF3
Rating
A
Fuse
size
Connection
mm2
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
50
14 x 51
10
KSA-05SF41
2.500
KSA-05SF41 (5)
2.500
KSA-05SF5
2.500
KSA-05SF41
2.500
100
22 x 58
35
KSA-10SF41
4.250
KSA-10SF41 (5)
4.250
KSA-10SF5
4.250
KSA-10SF41
4.250
125
00
50
KSA-12SF41
4.250
KSA-12SF5
4.250
KSA-12SF41
4.250
160
70
KSA-16SF41
8.900
KSA-16SF41 (5)
8.600
KSA-16SF5
8.900
KSA-16SF3
8.400
250
150
KSA-25SF41
16.700
KSA-25SF41 (5)
16.700
KSA-25SF5
17.000
KSA-25SF3
16.000
400
240
KSA-40SF41
36.000
KSA-40SF41 (5)
36.000
KSA-40SF5
36.000
KSA-40SF3
34.800
630
(6)
2 x 120
KSA-63SF41
75.000
KSA-63SF41 (5)
75.000
KSA-63SF5
75.000
KSA-63SF3
71.000
Np : Neutral protected.
(1) Conforming to publication IEC 364-3-1/section 3 and UTE NF C 15-100.
(2) If cross-section N is equal to the phase cross-sections.
(3) For use with a breaker placed upstream or downstream of the tap-off.
(4) If cross-section N is less than the phase cross-sections.
(5) For use with a single phase protection device.
(6) Tap-off units fixed on KSA-80 component, length 1 m.
11034/2
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Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11041/3

IP 54 dust and damp proof tap-off units for NF fuses
References
Tap-off unit
Scheme (1)
3L + N + PE
Trunking
Tap-off
3L + Np + PE
TT TNS
TT TNS
3L + PEN
3L + PE
TNC
TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
Rating
A
Fuse
size
Connection
mm2
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
25
10 x 38
KSE-02CF5
0.430
KSE-02CF5
0.430
KSE-02CF5
0.430
KSE-02CF5

Scheme (1)
Trunking
Tap-off
3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
TT TNS
TT TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC TNC
TNC TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
(2)
IT (4)
TT, TNS (3) (4)
Tap-off scheme
KSE-05SF41
KSE-25SF3
Rating
A
Fuse
size
Connection
mm2
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
50
14 x 51
10
KSE-05SF41
2.600
KSE-05SF41 (5)
2.600
KSE-05SF5
2.600
KSE-05SF41
2.600
100
22 x 58
35
KSE-10SF41
5.800
KSE-10SF41 (5)
5.800
KSE-10SF5
4.250
KSE-10SF41
5.800
00
50
KSE-10SD41
5.000
KSE-10SD5
5.000
KSE-10SD41
5.000
160
70
KSE-16SF41
7.400
KSE-16SF41 (5)
7.400
KSE-16SF5
7.400
KSE-16SF3
7.400
250
150
KSE-25SF41
18.000
KSE-25SF41 (5)
18.000
KSE-25SF5
18.000
KSE-25SF3
17.400
400
240
KSE-40SF41
37.000
KSE-40SF41 (5)
37.000
KSE-40SF5
37.000
KSE-40SF3
36.200
(1) Conforming to publication IEC 364-3-1/section 3 and UTE NF C 15-100.
(2) If cross-section N is equal to the phase cross-sections.
(3) If cross-section N is less than the phase cross-sections.
(4) For use with a breaker placed upstream or downstream of the tap-off.
(5) For use with a single phase protection device.
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11034/3

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11041/3

IP 54 dust and damp proof tap-off units for DIN and BS fuses
References
Tap-off units
Number of conductors
Scheme (1)
3L + N + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Trunking
Tap-off
TT TNS
TT TNS
TNC
TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Tap-off scheme
For
fuses
Rating
A
Type of
fuses
Connection
mm2
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
DIN
16
D01
Neozed E14
KSE-02CD5
0.450
KSE-02CD5
0.450
KSE-02CD5
0.450
BS
20
BS88A1
KSE-02CG5
0.350
KSE-02CG5
0.350
KSE-02CG5
(1) Conforming to publications IEC 364-3-1/section 3 and UTE NF C 15-100.
11035/2
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Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11041/3

IP 54 dust and damp proof tap-off units for DIN and BS fuses
References

Scheme (1)
Trunking
Tap-off
3L + N + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
TT TNS
TT TNS
TNC
TNC
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC
TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
For
fuses
Rating
A
Type of
fuses
Connection
mm2
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
DIN
25
Diazed E27
KSE-02SD41
2.720
KSE-02SD5
2.720
KSE-02SD41
2.720
50
D02
Neozed E18
10
KSE-05SD41
2.600
KSE-05SD5
2.600
KSE-05SD41
2.600
63
Diazed E33
16
KSE-06SD41
5.300
KSE-06SD5
5.300
KSE-06SD41
5.300
100
Size 00
50
KSE-10SD41
5.000
KSE-10SD5
5.000
KSE-10SD41
5.000
160
Size 00
50
KSE-16SD41
7.400
KSE-16SD5
7.400
KSE-16SD3
7.400
250
Size 1
150
KSE-25SF41
18.000
KSE-25SF5
18.000
KSE-25SF3
17.400
400
Size 2
240
KSE-40SF41
37.000
KSE-40SF5
37.000
KSE-40SF3
36.200
30 (3)
BS88A1
KSE-03SG41
2.600
KSE-03SG41
2.600
60
BS88A1 or A3
35
KSE-06SG41
5.000
KSE-06SG41
5.000
160
BS88B1 or B2
70
KSE-16SG41
7.400
KSE-16SG41
7.400
KSE-16SD3
BS
KSE-03SG41

(2) If the neutral cross-section is equal to the phase cross-sections.
(3) Do not use with scheme TNC
TNC
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11035/3

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11042/2

Tap-off units for IP 40 protected equipment
References
Tap-off units for modular equipment (not supplied)

3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Scheme (1) Trunking

Tap-off
TT TNS
TT TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC
TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Tap-off scheme
(Example with circuit-breaker)
(2)
Rating
A
Number
of modules
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
25
KSA-02DA50010
0.500
KSA-02DA50010
0.500
KSA-02DA50010
0.500
KSA-02DA50010
0.500
3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Scheme (1) Trunking

Tap-off
TT TNS
TT TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC
TNC
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
KSA-02DA50010
Tap-off units with isolator

TNC
TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
KSA-05DA40010
For modular equipment (not supplied)
Rating
Number
Reference
A
of modules
Weight (kg)
50
7.5
KSA-05DA40010
2.400
KSA-05DA40010
2.400
KSA-05DA50010
2.400
KSA-05DA40010
2.400
100
11
KSA-10DB40030
5.000
KSA-10DB40030
5.000
KSA-10DB50030
5.000
KSA-10DB40030
5.000
For contact breakers (not supplied)

With Telequick plate
Reference
Type
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
AM1-PA3030
KSA-12SU411
KSA-12SU511
AM1-PA6040
KSA-12SU412
KSA-12SU512
KSA-12SU411
11037/2
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Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11042/3

Tap-off units for IP 54 dust and damp proof equipment
References
Tap-off units with isolator for modular equipment (not supplied)

3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Scheme (1) Trunking

Tap-off
TT TNS
TT TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC TNC
TNC TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
Rating
A
Number
of modules
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
50
7.5
KSE-05DA4
2.400
KSE-05DA4
2.400
KSE-05DA5
2.400
KSE-05DA4
2.400
100
7.5
KSE-10DA4
3.400
KSE-10DA4
3.400
KSE-10DA5
3.400
KSE-10DA4
3.400
KSE-05DA4
Te
11037/3

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11042/2

Tap-off units for IP 40 protected circuit-breakers
References
Tap-off units for Merlin Gerin Compact NS fixed circuit-breakers
(3)
3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Scheme (1) Trunking

Tap-off
TT TNS
TT TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC TNC
TNS TNC
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Tap-off scheme
(2)
With MCC type rotary handle (1)
Rating
Type of
Reference
A
circuit-breaker
Weight (kg)
100
NS 100 N, H, L
KSA-16DB411
9.000
KSA-16DB411
9.000
KSA-16DB511
9.000
KSA-16DB511
9.000
160
NS 160 N, H, L
KSA-16DB411
9.000
KSA-16DB411
9.000
KSA-16DB511
9.000
KSA-16DB511
9.000
With extended rotary handle, short axis

KSA-16DB411
250
NS 250 N, H, L
KSA-25DB411
13.500
KSA-25DB411
13.500
KSA-25DB511
13.500
KSA-25DB511
13.500
400
NS 400 N, H, L
KSA-40DB411
13.500
KSA-40DB411
13.500
KSA-40DB511
13.500
KSA-40DB511
13.500
Tap-off units with isolator for integral 18, 32 and 63 contactor-breakers (3)
3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Scheme (1) Trunking

Tap-off
TT TNS
TT TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC TNC
TNC TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
Rating
A
Device
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
18
integral 18
KSA-02DL4
KSA-02DL5
4.000
KSA-02DL4
4.000
32
integral 32
KSA-03DL4
4.000
KSA-03DL4
4.000
KSA-03DL5
4.000
KSA-03DL4
4.000
63
integral 63
KSA-06DL4
KSA-06DL5
7.800
KSA-06DL4
7.800
KSA-02DL4
(3) Equipment not supplied.
11038/2
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Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
Dimensions :
page 11042/3

Tap-off units for IP 54 dust and damp proof circuit-breakers
References
Tap-off units for Merlin Gerin Compact NS fixed circuit-breaker (3)

With extended rotary handle, short axis (1)
3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Scheme (1) Trunking

Tap-off
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC TNC
TNS TNC
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TT TNS
TT TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
KSE-16DB411
Rating
A
Type of
circuit-breaker
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
100
NS 100 N, H, L
KSE-16DB411
11.000
KSE-16DB411
11.000
KSE-16DB511
11.000
KSE-16DB511
11.000
160
NS 160 N, H, L
KSE-16DB411
11.000
KSE-16DB411
11.000
KSE-16DB511
11.000
KSE-16DB511
11.000
250
NS 250 N, H, L
KSE-25DB411
13.500
KSE-25DB411
13.500
KSE-25DB511
13.500
KSE-25DB511
13.500
400
NS 400 N, H, L
KSE-40DB411
13.500
KSE-40DB411
13.500
KSE-40DB511
13.500
KSE-40DB511
13.500
Tap-off units with isolator for integral 18, 32 and 63 contactor-breakers (3)
With non-adjustable handle on door, for dust and damp proof units (1)
3L + N + PE
3L + Np + PE
3L + PEN
3L + PE
Scheme (1) Trunking

Tap-off
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TNC TNC
TNC TNS
IT TT TNS
IT TT TNS
TT TNS
TN TNS
Tap-off scheme
(2)
KSE-02DL4
Rating
A
Device
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
Reference
Weight (kg)
18
integral 18
KSE-02DL4
KSE-02DL5
4.000
KSE-02DL4
4.000
32
integral 32
KSE-03DL4
4.000
KSE-03DL4
4.000
KSE-03DL5
4.000
KSE-03DL4
4.000
63
integral 63
KSE-06DL4
KSE-06DL5
7.800
KSE-06DL4
7.800
(3) Equipment not supplied.
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Dust and damp proofing accessories and additional components
Description :
page 11031/7
Dimensions :
page 11040/5
References
IP 54 dust and damp proofing accessories for trunking installed edgewise

Description
Rating
A
Use
Reference
Tap-off
blanking plate
100 to 800
1 per unused
tap-off outlet
KSE-80YB2
Weight
kg
0.080
KSE-80YB2
IP 54 dust and damp proofing accessories for trunking installed flat or vertically
Sealed jointing
sleeve
250
(100 to 160)
For straight lengths

KSA-iiEDiii
(1 per length)
KSE-25YA2
1.280
For any other

length
(1 per length)
KSE-25YA3
1.280
500
(400)
For any length

(1 per length)
KSE-50YA2
2.250
800
(630)
For any length

(1 per length)
KSE-80YA2
2.600
100 to 800
1 per unused
tap-off outlet
KSE-80YB2
0.080
KSE-80YB2
KSE-iiYAi
Tap-off
blanking plate
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Dust and damp proofing accessories and additional components
References
Additional accessories for tap-off units

Description
For unit
For NF blade
fuses
Reference
Single phase
protection device
(3L or 3L + N)
For NF blade
fuses
KSi-05SFii
14 x 51
KSA-05EZ20
0.020
KSi-10SFii
22 x 58
KSA-10EZ20
0.020
KSi-16SFii
T0
KSA-16EZ20
0.050
KSi-25SFii
T1
KSA-25EZ20
0.050
KSi-40SFii
T2
KSA-40EZ20
0.100
KSi-63SFii
T3
KSA-63EZ20
0.100
Description
For unit
Cable clamps
min. - max.
Unit
reference
Gland plate with

cable clamps (IP 40)
KSA-05Siiii
8...20 mm
KSA-05AZ1
0.150
KSA-06Siiii
KSA-12SFiii
25...40 mm
KSA-12AZ1
0.200
KSA-16Siiii
30...55 mm
KSA-16AZ1
0.250
KSA-25SFiii
KSA-40SFiii
30...70 mm
KSA-40AZ1
1.100
Cable clamp only
30...70 mm
KSA-80AZ1
0.950
Gate switch
KSA-05Siii to
KSA-12Siii
KSA-12AZ40
0.015
KSA-16Siii
KSA-16AZ40
0.030
KSA-12AZ2
0.010
Sealing kit
for unit end
(Order in multiples of 20)
Weight
kg
Weight
kg
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Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11033/5
Dimensions
146
Trunking lengths 100, 160 and 250 A

KSA-10EAiii, KSA-16EAiii and KSA-25EAiii
250
1000
750
1000
1000
1000
1000
750
1000
1000
54
250
1000
5000
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Trunking lengths 400, 500, 630 and 800 A

KSA-40EDiii, KSA-50EDiii, KSA-63EDiii and KSA-80EDiii
250
1000
750
1000
1000
1000
1000
750
1000
1000
250
1000
Rating (A)
400/500
630/800
5000
Straight lengths cut to length

ii
KSA-i
iES4A
Fire barrier lengths

KSA-i
iEF4A
ii
(1)
(1)
(1)
1200 2340
Rating (A)
100250
400500
630 and 800
(1) Minimum 500, maximum 1995
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a
75
113
a
54
75
113
Rating (A)
100250
400500
630 and 800
a
54
75
113
(1) Minimum 600.

(indicate the position of the fire barrier)

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11033/5
Dimensions
Feed units for 100 and 250 A trunking

KSA-10AB451
KSA-25AB42
315
212
(1)
112
284
126
400
390
170
505
(1) 60 mm minimum
Cable outlet : cable gland 29
294
90 105
45
81
600
14
20
143
126
390
37
61
49
270
430
280
61
43
Flange feed unit

KSA-25ER4
KSA-25BT42
253
170
Cable outlet.
Feed units for 400 and 800 A trunking
KSA-iiAB4i2
KSA-iiBT402
b-20
C-20
177
D1
11
11
a1
300
660
170
1000
Rating (A)
A
400/500
600
630/800
680
Cable outlet.
B
770
850
C
406
556
D
230
310
D1
175
236
F
300
300
G
150
190
Rating (A)
400/500
630/800
Flange feed unit

KSA-50ER4
a
290
390
a1
235
316
b
510
556
KSA-80ER4
N
80 80 80
370
340
40
143
170
220
250
315
14
20
166
210
260
338
16
40
72
37
290
80 80 80
370
340
290
11
290
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Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11033/5
Dimensions
146
KV-KS connector
KV0-iiER41001
2000
Rating (A)
250
500
800
a
54
75
113
End covers
KSB-25FA3
KSB-50FA2
15
KSB-80FA2
20
20
Elbows, tee and cross for 100 and 250 A trunking

KSA-25LC40
KSA-25LP41
54
165
KSA-25LP42
165
250
250
165
250
250
165
165
165
165
165
165
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165
KSA-25XC40
165
KSA-25TC40
165
54

Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11033/3 to 11033/5
Dimensions
Elbows, tee and cross for 400 to 800 A trunking

KSA-iiLC40
KSA-iiLP41
146
KSA-iiLP42
290
290
290
290
290
a
290
KSA-iiXC40
146
580
290
146
290
KSA-iiTC40
290
a
290
290
580
a
290
a
75
113
Fixing brackets
KSA-25EZ1
40 50 50 36
KSE-50YA2
30
8x14
KSE-80YA2
185
210
152
8x14
190
Sealing and joining kits (IP 54)

KSE-25YA2
30
176
176
115
8x14
323
85
105
200
30
KSA-80EZ3
40 50 50 36
KSA-50EZ3
40 50 50 36
80
290
580
176
Rating (A)
400500
630 and 800
323
140
155
Tap-off blanking plate

KSE-80YB2
95
Rating (A)
100250
400500
630 and 800
a
a
70
90
125
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Tap-off units with/without isolator and fuse carriers
Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11034/2 and 11035/2
Dimensions
Tap-off units with/without isolator and fuse carriers

KSA-02CF5
183
160
KSA-05SFii
50
43*
50 113*
8-20
93
270
25-40
285
310
KSA-16SFii
193
KSA-10SFii, KSA-12SFii
50 113*
380
30-55
430
130* 55
230
455
KSA-40SFii
100
565
460
415
90
KSA-25SFii
45
430
200*
55
255
610
610
190
36
KSA-63SFii
165
670
1000
(*) Side projection

Cable outlets
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71
290
63
220*
63

Dust and damp proof tap-off units with/without isolator and fuse carriers
Dimensions
Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
pages 11034/3 and 11035/3
KSE-02CD5
160
160
Dust and damp proof tap-off units with/without isolator and fuse carriers
KSE-02CF5
KSE-02CG5
43*
50 90*
50
93
93
KSE-10SFii, KSE-10SDii
KSE-06SDii
KSE-06SG41
195
183
KSE-05SFii
KSE-02SDii, KSE-05SDii
KSE-03SG41
50 113*
270
395
100
40
190
KSE-25SFii
430
130* 55
455
230
460
415
285
90
KSE-16SFii
KSE-16SDii
KSE-16SGii
45
430
200*
55
255
KSE-63SFii
610
610
565
190
100
36
KSE-40SFii
220*
63
165
670
1000
71
290
63
(*) Side projection

Cable outlet
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Miscellaneous tap-off units with/without isolator
Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
page 11037/2
Dimensions
Tap-off units with/without isolator for modular equipment

i 0010
KSA-02DA50010
KSA-05DAi
KSA-10DBi
i 0030
11 modules (205 x 47)
56
50 90*
50 113*
8-20
93
270
195
183
160
7,5 modules (140 x 47)
228
4 modules (79.5 x 47)
48
100
395
Tap-off units with isolator for contact breakers

i 11
KSA-12SUi
40
48
190
675
375
188
235
KSA-12SUi
i 12
453
126* 55
470
231
155*
260
330
250
163
368
110
15
KSA-25DBi
i 11
15
Tap-off units for Merlin Gerin circuit-breaker

i 11
KSA-16DBi
565
582
590
207
300
580
368
163
18
KSA-40DBi
i 11
257
780
275
325
(*) Side projection.

Cable outlet.
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230
40
195*
500
300
55
255
230
140
400
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KSA-06DLi
i
215
200
Tap-off units for integral contactor-breaker

i , KSA-03DLi
i
KSA-02DLi
55

Miscellaneous dust and damp proof tap-off units with/without isolator
Description :
pages 11031/2 to 11031/7
Selection guide :
page 11032/2
Characteristics :
page 11032/5
References :
page 11037/3
Dimensions
KSE-10DAi
i
7.5 modules (140 x 47)
50 113*
270
195
183
Dust and damp proof tap-off units with/without isolator for modular equipment
i
KSE-05DAi
7.5 modules (140 x 47)
70
100
395
163
15
163
368
368
147
590
197
465
52
KSE-25DBi
i 11
15
Dust and damp proof tap-off units for Merlin Gerin circuit-breaker
i 11
KSE-16DBi
40
190
207
257
368
163
18
KSE-40DBi
i 11
780
275
325
200
215
Dust and damp proof tap-off units for integral contactor-breaker

i , KSE-03DLi
i
KSE-02DLi
140
400
40
230
230
KSE-06DLi
i
195*
500
(*) Side projection.

Cable outlets.
55
300
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Canalis KVA (200 to 800 A)
For feeding and connections in :
industry, commercial and service buildings and infrastructures
Presentation
Run components
6 ratings : 200 - 315 - 400 - 500 - 630 and 800 A.
4 live aluminium conductors in fixed lengths of 4 metres
or in 0.35 to 2 metre lengths as required.
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For connecting busbar trunking to switchboard connections,

generators and transformers. Also for feeding distribution busbar trunking
and for feeding feed trunking from the distribution trunking.
These components are only available in copper.

For adapting to all the trunking runs.
They are available as rigid units (elbow, tee)
or flexible units.
Fixing brackets
There are two types of fixing : horizontal and vertical.
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For low density horizontal distribution in :
Presentation
Run components
6 ratings : 200 - 315 - 400 - 500 - 630 and 800 A.
4 live aluminium conductors in fixed lengths of 4 metres
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For connecting busbar trunking to switchboard connections.

and flexible units.
Fixing brackets
There are two types of fixing : horizontal and
vertical.
Tap-off units
These bolted units can only be mounted at the

junction of two feeder lengths (ET). They are
designed to take Merlin Gerin Compact NS
circuit-breakers.
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For rising main distribution in :
service buildings and infrastructures
Presentation
1
Run components
6 ratings : 200 - 315 - 400 - 500 - 630 and 800 A.
4 live aluminium conductors in fixed
lengths of 1, 2 or 3 metres or in 2.50 to 4 metre
lengths according to the height between floors.
Connection components and feed

units
For connecting busbar trunking to
switchboard connections.

or flexible units.
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Fixing brackets
Tap-off units
These bolted units can only be mounted, with the
power off, at the junction of two components.
There are two types : single feeder and multi-feeder.
Single feeder tap-off unit for Compact NS circuit-breaker.

Available in 2 ratings (250 and 400 A).
Multi-feeder tap-off unit : has the distribution

switchboard function which will allow several feeders
per floor. This distribution principle relies on the
extensive Prisma range.
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Selection :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Description
General
Canalis KVA trunking is designed to feed medium power in industrial, commercial or service buildings. It can also be used
to tap off directly from the joint, between two lengths, for rising main distribution or low density distribution applications.
This trunking has a compact design, namely with plated conductors inside a metal enclosure. The standard range is IP 52
(IP 54 as an option). The isolated conductor bars are made of nickel plated aluminium. The range is divided into 6 ratings
from 200 to 800 A. The insulation used on the conductors is halogen-free 130C class B polyester.
The trunking has :
- 4 conductors for the 3-pole + neutral version (crosssection of the neutral equal to the cross-section of the
phases). Recommended for TNC scheme.
The metal enclosure in prelacquered galvanised sheet
steel (RAL 7032) provides protection and mechanical
resistance for the conductors along their entire length.
Moreover, the metal enclosure is used as a protective
conductor (conforming to NF C15-100) with continuity
ensured at each junction along the length of the installation.
As an option, Canalis KVA can be fitted with an additional
copper protective conductor (cross-section equal to half
the cross-section of the phase).Recommended for TNS
scheme. With its compact design (no free space within the
trunking), Canalis KVA can be mounted horizontally, edgewise or vertically without derating the rated current Ith.
Moreover, this design does not require the mounting of a
fire barrier joint to pass through floors and walls. Canalis
KVA is designed to be fire-resistant for up to 2 hours.
Run components
ET Type
These are designed to feed current through horizontal or
vertical runs. A joint between two lengths can be replaced
by a special joint which can be used as a tap-off point.
These lengths are produced in fixed lengths of 4 metres or
in 0.35 m to 2 metre lengths as required.
EV Type
These are designed for rising main distribution. The joint
between two lengths can be used as a tap-off point. These
lengths are produced in fixed lengths of 1, 2 and 3 metres
or in 2.50 m to 4 metre lengths as required.
They should be mounted with the neutral on the left.
Junction block
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1 This is supplied with the ET run components and the

components for changing direction. It provides an
electrical and mechanical joint. When the run has a feed
unit at both ends, an additional junction block must be
ordered.
2 This is supplied with the EV run components. It can be
ordered separately if ET components are used to replace
the junction block and enable tap-off. It provides an
electrical and mechanical joint as well as a tap-off point.
The electrical junction is ensured by a single junction block
(1 to 2 bolts per bar) which provides continuity for all the
conductors. The bolt is made up of a screw and a contraction
nut, the external head of which breaks when the tightening
torque is reached. When the head of the nut breaks, a red
washer is released, showing that the electrical junction
operation has been completed successfully. For disassembly
or maintenance operations, a second head is available.
The recommended torque is thus 3 daNm. The junction
block contacts are silver-plated copper.

Selection :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Description

Connection components can be mounted at either end of the run. If there is a feed unit at both ends of the run, an additional
junction block should be ordered.
Flange feed unit
The flange feed unit is fitted with a mounting plate (on the
switchboard or transformer cover) and bars. These bars
are spread along the axis of the trunking and enable direct
connection, by flexible or rigid bars, or by cables, to the low
voltage terminals of a transformer or the connections of a
low voltage switchboard.
Switchboard connection component

The switchboard connection component is fitted with a
plate for fixing to the switchboard. Its flexible construction
means that it can be connected directly to the connections
or the protection device, and provides a multidirectional
feeder at the switchboard outlet.
The fixing plate, which runs along the length of the flexible
bar, can be connected directly to the protection device
inside the switchboard, wherever it is situated.
Warning : for connection by braid, a fixer must be provided
every 300 mm (maximum value) inside the switchboard. To
do this, use the Prisma P cable tray.
KH - KV connector
The KH - KV connector supplies a feed run directly from a
KH high power distribution tap-off unit. Its flexible design
accommodates any changes in alignment, level and axis.
It is fitted at one end with an SB or SD tap-off unit outlet
plate from the KH range with flexible braids for connection
to the protection device and, at the other end, with a KV
connector end.
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Selection :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Description

KV - KS connector
The KV - KS connector is fitted with a KV connector end at
one end and a KS connector end at the other.
Due to its flexible design, it ensures direct connection from
a feed run to a distribution run and reduces any risk caused
by alignment faults.
Feed unit casings

Feed unit casings are available in two versions, no. 1 and
no. 2, which allow the run to be fed to the right or to the left
respectively. They can be used for connecting by cables up
to a rating of 800 A.
End cover
The end cover protects and isolates the ends of the
conductors and is mounted on the last length.

These components adapt the trunking direction to the contours of the building by changing direction and level. There are
two types :
1 Rigid :
- Flat or edgewise elbows, upwards or downwards, to the left or right
- Edgewise or flat tees
2 Flexible :
EF type flexible components are available for all ratings up to 800 A. These components are made of copper. They are
produced in 2 metre and 1 metre lengths and are designed for changing direction and going round obstacles and can
be used as end of site components.
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Selection :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Description
Fixing devices
1 Universal bracket
This device is used to fix the run to the structure of the building, directly or via a threaded rod, a bracket, etc. There
is one model for all casing sizes in the KV range which can be used for ceiling-mounting, suspended mounting, wallmounting, etc. The maximum recommended fixing centre is 4 metres.
2 Fixing support
Suitable for fixing the vertical run component to the structure of the building, this type of fixing support has the following
advantages :
- The height can be adjusted to correct positioning errors.
- The spring can be adjusted to ensure the load is distributed at each level.
- The constraints of the building (expansion, vibration, etc) are not transmitted to the trunking.
Tap-off units
The tap-off units which are mounted on the KV range are bolted type, tightened by a single bolt with breakable head. They
are mounted in place of a junction block. They must be installed or removed with the power off.
There are 2 types :
1 Single feeder tap-off unit for Compact NS circuit-breaker. Designed for rising main distribution or low density
distribution applications, it has the following characteristics :
- It is available in 2 ratings (250 and 400 A).
- The door can only be opened after a load break.
- Degree of protection IP 52/54.
- When the door is open, no live part can be accessed, degree of protection IP 2X.
2 Multi-feeder tap-off unit for Compact NS and multi 9 Merlin Gerin circuit-breakers. Designed for rising main distribution
applications, it has the following characteristics :
- It has a distribution switchboard function which will allow several feeders per floor.
- It is available up to a maximum power rating of 250 A.
- Degree of protection IP 30 as standard and IP 40 with door.
This distribution principle relies on the extensive Prisma range.
2
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Selection guide
Determining the rating according to the temperature rise

The rating of a busbar trunking, in amps, represents the maximum intensity of the constant current which the trunking can
continuously support, for an average ambient temperature of 35 C, and in accordance with standard temperature rises
(IEC 439.2).
Determining the rating according to the temperature rise consists of selecting the busbar trunking rating immediately
above the operating current of the installation. However, as a rule, the intensity of the current which crosses a busbar
trunking is constantly fluctuating. The operating current is therefore defined as that of the constant current which produces
the same thermal effects as the actual current.
It is sometimes difficult to determine the operating current, especially when there is no reading for the installation or for
an equivalent installation. The operating current can be estimated with sufficient precision by calculating the product of
the nominal currents of receivers connected to the busbar trunking by a coefficient known as the average demand
coefficient. The average demand coefficient is empirically determined by comparison with existing installations. It is
dependent upon :
- the average quantity of receivers operating
- the load variation of each receiver (a receiver rarely absorbs its maximum power, as peak periods alternate with those
of no-load operation)
- whether several receivers are operating at the same time, whether peaks are superimposed and the duration of these
peaks
As an example, here are a few coefficients for a general mechanical engineering workshop.
Number of receivers
Average demand coefficient
2 or 3
0.9
4 or 5
0.8
6 to 9
0.7
10 to 40
0.6
40 plus
0.5
Depending on the ambient temperature, the trunking must be derated (see characteristics pages 11003/2 and 11003/3).
Checking the rating according to the permissible voltage drop

The permissible voltage drop is that which is compatible with the correct operation of receivers (refer to the manufacturers'
manuals).
i Read the voltage drop in mV/m/A in the tables on page 11003/3 for the busbar trunking selected according to the
temperature rise.
i Determine the voltage drop for the most disadvantaged receivers, namely those which are the furthest from the source
and for the highest current. If the voltage drop is not permissible, select the rating immediately above.
i Repeat the checking procedure for the new rating.
Checking the rating according to withstand to short-circuit currents

i Calculate the intensity of the short-circuit current at the points which are considered to be unfavourable.
i Check, by referring to the tables on pages 11003/2 and 11003/3, that the selected rating of the trunking enables it to
withstand this short-circuit current. If this is not the case, there are two possible solutions :
- Select trunking of a higher rating and repeat the checking procedure.
- Provide a protection system which limits current peaks upstream of the trunking.
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Selection guide
Example of selecting the rating of the busbar trunking

The table below can be used to determine the rating of the KVA busbar trunking (aluminium conductors) according to the
power of the transformer.
Transformer (U2 = 410 V)
Power
Nominal
current
kVA
A
Short-circuit
current
kA
Canalis busbar trunking

Type
Nominal
current
A
Short-circuit
current
kA rms
100
141
KVA-20
200
7.2
160
225
KVA-31
315
17
250
352
KVA-40
400
19
400
563
14
KVA-63
630
31
500
704
17.6
KVA-80
800
41
Calculation assumptions
The following calculation assumptions have been made :
- the short-circuit power of the upstream supply : 500 MVA
- the voltage ratio of the transformers : 20 kV/400 V
Level of short-circuit protection in kA rms (voltage 380/415V)

The circuit-breaker/trunking coordination table below gives directly the maximum short-circuit current for which the KVA
trunking is protected, according to the type of circuit-breaker.
Type of trunking
KVA-20
KVA-31
KVA-40
KVA-50
KVA-63
KVA-80
Rating (A)
200
315
400
500
630
800
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
Merlin-Gerin
Compact
circuit-breaker
Masterpact
circuit-breaker
NS250
N
H
L
35
70
100
NS 400
N
H
L
35
35
35
NS 630
N
H
L
C 801
C1001
N
H
L
40
40
70
50
60
110
M 08
M 10
N1
H1
H2
L1
33
33
33
40
40
40
40
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Characteristics
Type of trunking
KVA-20
KVA-31
KVA-40
KVA-50
KVA-63
KVA-80
General characteristics
Conforming to standards
IEC 439.2
Type of live conductors
Aluminium
Type of current
Hz
c 50/60 - (1)
1000
1000
Degree of protection (IEC 529)

(as standard)
IP 52, IP 54 for horizontal, edgewise installation and vertical installation

IP 52 for horizontal, flat installation
Permissible currents
Rated current Ith (2)
conforming to IEC 439
200
315
400
500
630
800
Rated peak current
kA
25
49
51
55
76
84
Permissible rated short time

current (1 s)
kA rms 7.2
17
19
20.5
30
40
Multiplying
Temperature C
factors of the
rated current
Ith depending
Factor
on the average
ambient temperature
35
40
45
50
0.95
0.90
0.84
Live conductors
m/m
0.575
0.23
0.205
0.137
0.125
0.083

conductor at Ith
m/m
0.71
0.284
0.254
0.169
0.154
0.103
XphAverage reactance per

conductor
m/m
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.005
0.0075

conductor
m/m
0.71
0.284
0.254
0.169
0.154
0.103
(1) For 60 to 400 Hz AC or for DC : please consult your Regional Sales Office.
(2) Rated currents Ith are given for an average ambient temperature of 35C and for a casing temperature rise of no more
than 55K according to the test conditions of standard IEC 439.2.
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Characteristics
Type of trunking
KVA-20
KVA-31
KVA-40
KVA-50
KVA-63
KVA-80
Other characteristics
Live conductors
Rb1ph ph or phN Average resistance
of fault loops between
live conductors
m/m
1.42
0.568
0.508
0.338
0.308
0.206

live conductors
m/m
1.704
0.682
0.609
0.406
0.37
0.247
Rb1ph PE Average resistance

live conductors and PE
m/m
1.374
0.948
0.793
0.708
0.482
0.431
Xb1ph ph or phN Average reactance

live conductors
m/m
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.01
0.015
Xb1ph PE Average reactance

m/m
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.01
0.015
Voltage drop
Composite voltage drop, hot state, in millivolts per metre and per amp, for three-phase 50 Hz current, with load
concentrated at the end of the run (feed run). If the load is distributed along the run, voltage drops are half the values
indicated in the table below.
For a power factor
of 0.7
mV/m/A 0.872
0.356
0.32
0.218
0.192
0.134
For a power factor

of 0.8
mV/m/A 0.994
0.404
0.362
0.244
0.218
0.15
For a power factor

of 0.9
mV/m/A 1.114
0.45
0.404
0.27
0.244
0.166
For a power factor

of 1
mV/m/A 1.23
0.492
0.44
0.292
0.266
0.178
Equivalent
copper
cross-section
mm2
26
26
32
32
42
42
Average resistance,
cold state (ambient
temperature 20C)
m/m
0.664
0.664
0.539
0.539
0.328
0.328
Equivalent
copper
cross-section
mm2
40
40
102
102
165
165
Average resistance,
cold state (ambient
temperature 20C)
m/m
0.298
0.298
0.145
0.145
0.11
0.11
3L + N + PE
kg/m
2.7
3.8
4.5
6.1
7.6
10.8
3L + N + PER
kg/m
4.3
5.3
6.8
8.6
11.8
Casing
Additional
conductor
Average weight
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KVA-iiEViii
KVA-iiETiii
KVA-iiEViii
KVA-iiETiii
KVA-iiEViii
KVA-iiETiii
KVA-iiETiii
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KVA-iiEViii

Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Run components for horizontal and vertical feeding, IP 52
References
Straight lengths (1)

Rating
Type
Length
MinMax
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
200
Fixed
4000
KVA-20ET440
10.80
KVA-20ET740
12.00
315
Fixed
4000
KVA-31ET440
15.20
KVA-31ET740
16.40
Made to measure
3502000
KVA-31ET42B
8.20
KVA-31ET72B
8.80
400
Fixed
4000
KVA-40ET440
17.80
KVA-40ET740
21.00
500
Fixed
4000
KVA-50ET440
24.20
KVA-50ET740
27.20
Made to measure
3502000
KVA-50ET42B
13.00
KVA-50ET72B
14.60
630
Fixed
4000
KVA-63ET440
30.20
KVA-63ET740
34.20
800
Fixed
4000
KVA-80ET440
43.00
KVA-80ET740
47.00
Made to measure
3502000
KVA-80ET42B
23.00
KVA-80ET72B
25.00
Junction block, IP 54 (2)

Busbar trunking rating
3L + N + PE
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight
kg
200 and 315
KV0-31YA4
1.20
400 and 500
KV0-63YA4
1.80
630 and 800
KV0-80YA4
3.00
(1) To order a made to measure component, see the procedure on pages 11006/2 and 11006/3.
(2) Only order if the run has a feed unit at each end.
N : position of neutral
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Run components for rising main distribution, IP 52
References

Rating
Type
Length
MinMax
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
Fixed
3000
KVA-20EV430
8.40
KVA-20EV730
9.30
2000
KVA-20EV420
6.00
KVA-20EV720
6.60
1000
KVA-20EV410
3.60
KVA-20EV710
4.05
25003000
KVA-20EV43D
8.40
KVA-20EV73D
9.30
30013500
KVA-20EV43E
9.20
KVA-20EV73E
10.55
35014000
KVA-20EV44F
10.80
KVA-20EV74F
12.00
3000
KVA-31EV430
11.70
KVA-31EV730
12.60
2000
KVA-31EV420
8.20
KVA-31EV720
8.80
1000
KVA-31EV410
5.70
KVA-31EV710
6.15
25003000
KVA-31EV43D
11.70
KVA-31EV73D
12.60
30013500
KVA-31EV43E
12.40
KVA-31EV73E
14.50
35014000
KVA-31EV44F
15.20
KVA-31EV74F
16.40
3000
KVA-40EV430
11.70
KVA-40EV730
12.60
2000
KVA-40EV420
8.20
KVA-40EV720
8.80
1000
KVA-40EV410
5.80
KVA-40EV710
6.60
25003000
KVA-40EV43D
11.70
KVA-40EV73D
12.60
30013500
KVA-40EV43E
13.40
KVA-40EV73E
14.50
35014000
KVA-40EV44F
15.20
KVA-40EV74F
16.40
A
200
Made to measure
315
Fixed
Made to measure
400
Fixed
Made to measure
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

References

Rating
Type
Length
MinMax
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
Fixed
3000
KVA-50EV430
18.60
KVA-50EV730
20.80
2000
KVA-50EV420
13.00
KVA-50EV720
14.40
1000
KVA-50EV410
7.40
KVA-50EV710
8.00
25003000
KVA-50EV43D
18.60
KVA-50EV73D
20.80
30013500
KVA-50EV43E
21.40
KVA-50EV73E
24.00
35014000
KVA-50EV44F
24.20
KVA-50EV74F
27.20
3000
KVA-63EV430
23.40
KVA-63EV730
26.40
2000
KVA-63EV420
16.60
KVA-63EV720
18.60
1000
KVA-63EV410
10.60
KVA-63EV710
11.60
25003000
KVA-63EV43D
23.40
KVA-63EV73D
26.40
30013500
KVA-63EV43E
26.80
KVA-63EV73E
30.30
35014000
KVA-63EV44F
30.20
KVA-63EV74F
34.20
3000
KVA-80EV430
33.00
KVA-80EV730
36.00
2000
KVA-80EV420
23.00
KVA-80EV720
25.00
1000
KVA-80EV410
13.00
KVA-80EV710
14.00
25003000
KVA-80EV43D
33.00
KVA-80EV73D
36.00
30013500
KVA-80EV43E
38.00
KVA-80EV73E
41.50
35014000
KVA-80EV44F
43.00
KVA-80EV74F
47.00
Rating
3L + PEN
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
200 and 315
KV0-25YA4
1.50
KV0-25YA4
1.50
400 and 500
KV0-40YA41
2.40
KV0-40YA41
2.40
630 and 800
KV0-40YA42
3.10
KV0-40YA42
3.10
A
500
Made to measure
630
Fixed
Made to measure
800
Fixed
Made to measure
Junction/tap-off blocks, IP 54 (2)
(2) Only order for transforming a feed run in low density distribution.
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KV0-iiERii200
KV0-iiERii200
KV0-iiERii1004
KV0-iiABi000i
KV0-iiER41001
KV0-iiER4100i
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Connection components and feed units, IP 52
End covers
Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5
References
Feed units
End feed box
Rating
e
a
N
Lengths
a, e
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
200 and 315
150
400 and 500
150
630 and 800
150
KV0-31ER40200
2.70
KV0-63ER40200
5.10
KV0-80ER40200
10.00
KV0-31ER70200
2.90
KV0-63ER70200
5.50
KV0-80ER70200
10.50
KV0-31AB40001
3.80
KV0-63AB40001
7.20
KV0-80AB40001
14.00
KV0-31AB70001
4.00
KV0-63AB70001
7.70
KV0-80AB70001
14.70
KV0-31AB40002
3.80
KV0-63AB40002
7.20
KV0-80AB40002
14.00
KV0-31AB70002
4.00
KV0-63AB70002
7.70
KV0-80AB70002
14.70
N1 feed unit with connection via cable
N1
200 and 315
400 and 500
630 and 800

200 and 315
400 and 500
630 and 800

N2
Rating
3L + N + PE
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight
kg
315
KV0-31ER71004
12.60
630
KV0-63ER71004
23.80
800
KV0-80ER71004
55.00
KV - KS connector (3L + N + PE)

KV = 315/KS = 250
KV = 500/KS = 500
KV = 800/KS = 800
KV0-25ER41001
12.60
KV0-50ER41001
23.80
KV0-80ER41001
43.00
KV = 315
KH SB400 unit
KV = 315
KH SD400 unit
KV = 500
KH SB1000 unit
KV = 800
KH SB1000 unit
KV0-25ER41002
12.60
KV0-50ER41003
12.60
KV0-63ER41002
23.80
KV0-80ER41002
43.00
KH - KV connector (3L + N + PE)

N
End cover IP 54 (3L + N + PE ou 3L + N + PER)

A
Reference
Masse
kg
200 and 315
KV0-31FA
1.00
400 and 500
KV0-63FA
1.10
630 and 800
KV0-80FA
1.20
Ni : position of neutral
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KV0-iiEFii0
KV0-iiLCi05
KV0-iiLCi05
KV0-iiLPi042
KV0-iiLPi042
KV0-iiLPi041
KV0-iiLPi041
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Components for changing direction : flexible components, simple elbows, IP 52
Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5
References
Flexible components
Rating
Length
mm
200 and 315
1000
KV0-31EF710
7.10
2000
KV0-31EF720
12.60
1000
KV0-63EF710
12.80
2000
KV0-63EF720
23.80
1000
KV0-80EF710
23.00
2000
KV0-80EF720
43.00
400 and 500
630 and 800
Weight
kg
3L + N + PE
3L + N + PER
Reference
Elbows
N1
Lengths a, b
mm
200 and 315
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
250
KV0-31LC005
1.00
KV0-31LC005
1.00
400 and 500
250
KV0-63LC405
6.90
KV0-63LC705
7.30
630 and 800
250
KV0-80LC405
13.00
KV0-80LC705
13.50
200 and 315
200
KV0-31LP4041
3.40
KV0-31LP7041
3.50
400 and 500
200
KV0-63LP4041
5.90
KV0-63LP7041
6.20
630 and 800
200
KV0-80LP4041
11.00
KV0-80LP7041
11.40
200 and 315
200
KV0-31LP4042
3.40
KV0-31LP7042
3.50
400 and 500
200
KV0-63LP4042
5.90
KV0-63LP7042
6.20
630 and 800
200
KV0-80LP4042
11.00
KV0-80LP7042
11.40
N1 flat LP
a
N2
Edgewise LC
Rating
N2 flat LP
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Component for changing direction : Tees, IP 52
Fixing devices
Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5
References
Tees, IP 52
c
b
c
b
N1
N2
c
b
Edgewise TC
Rating
Lengths a. b. c
mm
200 and 315
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
250
KV0-31TC407
5.30
KV0-31TC707
5.50
400 and 500
250
KV0-63TC407
9.50
KV0-63TC707
10.10
630 and 800
250
KV0-80TC407
18.00
KV0-80TC707
18.80
200 and 315
300
KV0-31TP4091
6.10
KV0-31TP7091
6.40
400 and 500
300
KV0-63TP4091
11.00
KV0-63TP7091
11.70
630 and 800
300
KV0-80TP4091
21.00
KV0-80TP7091
21.90
200 and 315
300
KV0-31TP4092
6.10
KV0-31TP7092
6.40
400 and 500
300
KV0-63TP4092
11.00
KV0-63TP7092
11.70
630 and 800
300
KV0-80TP4092
21.00
KV0-80TP7092
21.90
Description
A
Rating
Reference
Horizontal fixing bracket
200...800
KV0-80ZA1
0.50
Vertical fixing for

rising main distribution
200 and 315
KV0-31ZA2
1.00
400 and 500
KV0-63ZA2
1.00
630 and 800
KV0-80ZA2
1.00
N1 flat TP
N2 flat TP
Fixing Devices
Weight
kg
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KV0-iiCB71103
KV0-iiDB06
KV0-iiCB71103
KV0-iiYAii
KV0-iiCB71103
KV0-iiDB06
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
Dimensions :
pages 11005/2 to 11005/5

Tap-off units
References
Single feeder tap-off unit

Type
Rating
Degree of
protection
3L + N + PE
Reference
IP 52
KV0-25CB71103
5.50
IP 54
KV0-25CB71103E
5.50
IP 52
KV0-40CB71103
7.00
IP 54
KV0-40CB71103E
7.00
Weight
kg
A
For Compact NS circuit-breaker
250
400
KV0-25CB71103
Junction/tap-off blocks, IP 54
Rating
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight
kg
A
200 and 315
KV0-25YA4
1.50
400 and 500
KV0-40YA41
2.40
630 and 800
KV0-40YA42
3.10
Multi-feeder tap-off unit, IP 30

Type
Rating
A
Reference
Weight
kg

+ modular
250
KV0-01DB06
15.00
Accessories for multi-feeder tap-off units (250 A)
KV0-01DB06
Description
Reference
Weight
kg
Solid door
KV0-00PP06
3.00
Transparent door
KV0-00PT06
5.00
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Run components
Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions
h (1)
Straight length
KVA-iiEiiii
L
Fixed
L = 4000
L = 1000, 2000 and 3000
Made to measure
L = 350...2000
L = 25004000
Junction/tap-off block
KV0-iiYAii
200
84
280
90
280
End feed box

KV0-iiERi0200
Dimensions of
connector ranges
13
13 13
13
92
Type of length
For horizontal feeding and distribution
For rising main distribution
Junction block
KV0-iiYAi
Cross-section of trunking
according to its rating
h (1)
20
40
9 x 14
h (1)
60
350
67
h (1)
60
9 x 14 33,5
60
50
110
h (1)
150
9 x 14 33,5
70
70
70
190
60
400
200
h (1)

KV0-iiERi1004
200
400 2500
3000
(1) Height of the trunking according to its rating
Rating (A)
200 and 315
h
44
1/30
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400 and 500

71
630 and 800

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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions
h (1)
15
Cable feed unit

KV0-iiABi000i
10
20
10
20
30
20
60
60
50
67
70
20
40
8,5
Dimensions of the unit according to the rating

Rating (A)
h
a
b
c
200 and 315
44
200
650
300
400 and 500
71
200
700
400
630 and 800
114
200
700
450
a
b
d
450
500
500
y
150
170
190
146
h (1)
KV - KS connector
KV0-iiER41001
2000
Rating KV
(A)
315
500
800
44
71
114
54
75
113
KH - KV connector
KV0-iiER41002
h (1)
Plate for SB or SD unit
2000

Rating (A)
200 and 315
h
44
400 and 500

71
630 and 800

114
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions
h (1)
Flexible component
KV0-iiEFiii
1000 ou 2000
Edgewise elbow
KV0-31LC005
(1) Rating (A)

200 / 315
h
44
Flat elbow
KV0-iiLPiiii
630 / 800
114
40
h (1)
200
250
KV0-63LCi05, KV0-80LCi05
400 / 500
71
40
Rating (A)
60
250
200 and 315
(1) Rating (A)

h
400 and 500

71
630 and 800

114
200
(1) Rating (A)

h
90
h (1)
200 / 315
44
400 / 500
71
630 / 800
114
(1) Rating (A)

h
200 / 315
44
400 / 500
71
630 / 800
114
(1) Rating (A)

h
a
b
200 / 315
44
115
50
400 / 500
71
169
77
630 / 800
114
255
120
250
h (1)
Edgewise tee
KV0-iiTCiii
250
60
250
Flat tee
KV0-iiTPiiii
h (1)
300
300
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300

Tap-off units
Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Dimensions

KV0-iiCB71103
b
200
300
c
210
230
Rating (A)
a
250
525
400
600
Multi-feeder tap-off unit
KV0-iiDB06
Rating (A)
250
400
a
550
550
b
600
600
c
200
200
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13

Options, procedure for ordering a made to measure component
Options
The degree of protection for standard references is IP 52. To obtain degree IP 54, A1 should be added at the end of the
standard reference (degree IP 54 can only be obtained by factory assembly).
Similarly, if the trunking is to be mounted outside, A2 should be added at the end of the standard reference. The product
is supplied as IP 54 with an aluminium cover.
IP 52
+ option A1
= IP 54
(Edgewise only)
IP 52
+ option A2
= IP 54 + Cover
(Mounted outside
edgewise only)
Procedure for ordering a made to measure component

Position of neutral
Cover fixing sockets
(for locating)
Upper joint cover
A
a
Neutral
Lower
joint cover
Junction block
The neutral is located next to the socket closest to the end of the panel work (a).
Definition of a component
Shape
Each shape is characterised by a group of two letters (example : ET for a feed length).
Dimensions
Dimensions are always given in alphabetical order of the measurements (a, b, c, etc).
How to order
The order should be made on two lines :
i First line
Write the reference found in this catalogue.
i Second line
Write the dimensions for the made to measure component and any of the options selected :
- If the reference corresponds to a made to measure product, there are one or more variable values : you should
write a x b x etc in alphabetical order.
- If the reference ends in A followed by a number, an option is available (see above).
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13

Procedure for ordering a made to measure component (continued)

Straight lengths
There are two types of component :
- ET components designed for feeding current along horizontal or vertical runs, available in 0.35 to 2 metre lengths.
- EV components designed for rising main distribution with tap-off at joints, available in 2.50 metre to 4 metre lengths.
They are defined according to floor height.
For feeding, a standard joint can be replaced by a special joint known as a junction/tap-off block which can be used as
a tap-off point. To take advantage of this option with ET components, there is a space on the order form to show :
- a junction/tap-off block reference (for example KV0-25YA4)
- a single feeder unit reference (for example KV0-25CB71103)
The nominal length L of a straight length is measured, from joint axis to joint axis, in millimetres (the joint axis is located
20 mm beyond the end of the bars).
Example :
Joint axis
L1
L2
L3
N
PE
40
=
=
206
L
A KVA straight length, rating 800 A, 3L + N + PE, 1820 mm long, has the following reference :
KVA - 80ET42B
L = 1820
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Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13

Installation precautions
2-metre flexible component

The 2-metre flexible component can be used to make the changes in direction shown on the diagrams below :
- edgewise (diagram A)
- flat (diagram B)
1
Max 300
Diagram A : edgewise flexible component
Max 700
Diagram B : flat flexible component
1
1
Min. radius 100
1 Fixing

The 1-metre flexible component can be used to make the
changes in direction shown in the diagram opposite.
Fixing
Min. angle 60
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Installation precautions (continued)
Vertical mounting for rising main distribution
Floor height

If you use floor height lengths (from 2.50 to 4 metres),

position the 1st joint at around 1.70 metres above the floor.
This operation requires a made to measure component L1.
Level 2
1700
L1
Description :
pages 11001/2 to 11001/5
Selection guide :
pages 11002/2 and 11002/3
Characteristics :
pages 11003/2 and 11003/3
References :
pages 11004/2 to 11004/13
Level 1
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Canalis KVC (200 to 800 A)
For feeding and connections in :
Presentation
Run components
5 ratings : 200 - 315 - 400 - 630 and 800 A.
4 live copper conductors in fixed lengths of 4 metres
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For connecting busbar trunking to switchboard connections,

generators and transformers. Also for feeding distribution busbar trunking
and for feeding feed trunking from the distribution trunking.

or flexible units.
Fixing brackets
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For low density horizontal distribution in :
Presentation
Run components
5 ratings : 200 - 315 - 400 - 630 and 800 A.
4 live copper conductors in fixed lengths of 4 metres
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For connecting busbar trunking to switchboard connections.

and flexible units.
Fixing brackets
There are two types of fixing : horizontal and
vertical.
Tap-off units
These bolted units can only be mounted at the

junction of two feeder lengths (ET). They are
designed to take Merlin Gerin Compact NS
circuit-breakers.
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For rising main distribution in :
service buildings and infrastructures
Presentation
1
Run components
5 ratings : 200 - 315 - 400 - 630 and 800 A.
4 live copper conductors in fixed
lengths of 1, 2 or 3 metres or in 2.50 to 4 metre
lengths according to the height between floors.
Connection components and feed

units
For connecting busbar trunking to
switchboard connections.

or flexible units.
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Fixing brackets
Tap-off units
These bolted units can only be mounted, with the power

off, at the junction of two components.
There are two types : single feeder and multi-feeder.
Single feeder tap-off unit for Compact NS circuit-breaker.

Available in 2 ratings (250 and 400 A).
Multi-feeder tap-off unit : has the distribution

switchboard function which will allow several feeders
per floor. This distribution principle relies on the
extensive Prisma range.
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Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Description
General
Canalis KVC trunking is designed to feed medium power in industrial, commercial or service buildings. It can also be used
to tap off directly from the joint, between two lengths, for rising main distribution or low density distribution applications.
This trunking has a compact design, namely with plated conductors inside a metal enclosure. The standard range is IP 52
(IP 54 as an option). The isolated conductor bars are made of copper. The range is divided into 6 ratings from 200 to 800
A. The insulation used on the conductors is halogen-free 130C class B polyester.
The trunking has :
- 4 conductors for the 3-pole + neutral version (crosssection of the neutral equal to the cross-section of the
phases).Recommended for TNC scheme.
The metal enclosure in prelacquered galvanised sheet
steel (RAL 7032) provides protection and mechanical
resistance for the conductors along their entire length.
Moreover, the metal enclosure is used as a protective
conductor (conforming to NF C15-100) with continuity
ensured at each junction along the length of the
installation.Recommended for TNS scheme. Canalis KVC
can be fitted with an additional copper protective conductor
(cross-section equal to half the cross-section of the
phase).Recommended for TNS scheme. With its compact
design (no free space within the trunking), Canalis KVC
can be mounted horizontally, edgewise or vertically without
derating the rated current Ith. Moreover, this design does
not require the mounting of a fire barrier joint to pass
through floors and walls. Canalis KVC is designed to be
fire-resistant for up to 2 hours.
Run components
ET Type
These are designed to feed current through horizontal or
vertical runs. A joint between two lengths can be replaced
by a special joint which can be used as a tap-off point.
These lengths are produced in fixed lengths of 4 metres or
in 0.35 m to 2 metre lengths as required.
EV Type
These are designed for rising main distribution. The joint
between two lengths can be used as a tap-off point. These
lengths are produced in fixed lengths of 1, 2 and 3 metres
or in 2.50 m to 4 metre lengths as required.
They should be mounted with the neutral on the left.
Junction block
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1 This is supplied with the ET run components and the

components for changing direction. It provides an
electrical and mechanical joint. When the run has a feed
unit at both ends, an additional junction block must be
ordered.
2 This is supplied with the EV run components. It can be
ordered separately if ET components are used to replace
the junction block and enable tap-off. It provides an
electrical and mechanical joint as well as a tap-off point.
The electrical junction is ensured by a single junction block
(1 to 2 bolts per bar) which provides continuity for all the
conductors. The bolt is made up of a screw and a contraction
nut, the external head of which breaks when the tightening
torque is reached. When the head of the nut breaks, a red
washer is released, showing that the electrical junction
operation has been completed successfully. For disassembly
or maintenance operations, a second head is available.
The recommended torque is thus 3 daNm. The junction
block contacts are silver-plated copper.

Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Description

Connection components can be mounted at either end of the run. If there is a feed unit at both ends of the run, an additional
junction block should be ordered.
Flange feed unit
The flange feed unit is fitted with a mounting plate (on the
switchboard or transformer cover) and bars. These bars
are spread along the axis of the trunking and enable direct
connection, by flexible or rigid bars, or by cables, to the low
voltage terminals of a transformer or the connections of a
low voltage switchboard.

The switchboard connection component is fitted with a
plate for fixing to the switchboard. Its flexible construction
means that it can be connected directly to the connections
or the protection device, and provides a multidirectional
feeder at the switchboard outlet.
The fixing plate, which runs along the length of the flexible
bar, can be connected directly to the protection device
inside the switchboard, wherever it is situated.
Warning : for connection by braid, a fixer must be provided
every 300 mm (maximum value) inside the switchboard. To
do this, use the Prisma P cable tray.
KH - KV connector
The KH - KV connector supplies a feed run directly from a
KH high power distribution tap-off unit. Its flexible design
accommodates any changes in alignment, level and axis.
It is fitted at one end with an SB or SD tap-off unit outlet
plate from the KH range with flexible braids for connection
to the protection device and, at the other end, with a KV
connector end.
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Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Description

KV - KS connector
The KV - KS connector is fitted with a KV connector end at
one end and a KS connector end at the other.
Due to its flexible design, it ensures direct connection from
a feed run to a distribution run and reduces any risk caused
by alignment faults.
Feed unit casings

Feed unit casings are available in two versions, no. 1 and
no. 2, which allow the run to be fed to the right or to the left
respectively. They can be used for connecting by cables up
to a rating of 800 A.
End cover
The end cover protects and isolates the ends of the
conductors and is mounted on the last length.

These components adapt the trunking direction to the contours of the building by changing direction and level. There are
two types :
1 Rigid :
- Flat or edgewise elbows, upwards or downwards, to the left or right
- Edgewise or flat tees
2 Flexible :
EF type flexible components are available for all ratings up to 800 A. These components are made of copper. They are
produced in 2 metre and 1 metre lengths and are designed for changing direction and going round obstacles and can
be used as end of site components.
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Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Description
Fixing devices
1 Universal bracket
This device is used to fix the run to the structure of the building, directly or via a threaded rod, a bracket, etc. There
is one model for all casing sizes in the KV range which can be used for ceiling-mounting, suspended mounting, wallmounting, etc. The maximum recommended fixing centre is 4 metres.
2 Fixing support
Suitable for fixing the vertical run component to the structure of the building, this type of fixing support has the following
advantages :
- The height can be adjusted to correct positioning errors.
- The spring can be adjusted to ensure the load is distributed at each level.
- The constraints of the building (expansion, vibration, etc) are not transmitted to the trunking.
Tap-off units
The tap-off units which are mounted on the KV range are bolted type, tightened by a single bolt with breakable head. They
are mounted in place of a junction block. They must be installed or removed with the power off.
There are 2 types :
1 Single feeder tap-off unit for Compact NS circuit-breaker. Designed for rising main distribution or low density
distribution applications, it has the following characteristics :
- It is available in 2 ratings (250 and 400 A).
- The door can only be opened after a load break.
- Degree of protection IP 52/54.
- When the door is open, no live part can be accessed, degree of protection IP 2X.
2 Multi-feeder tap-off unit for Compact NS and multi 9 Merlin Gerin circuit-breakers. Designed for rising main distribution
applications, it has the following characteristics :
- It has a distribution switchboard function which will allow several feeders per floor.
- It is available up to a maximum power rating of 250 A.
- Degree of protection IP30 as standard and IP 40 with door.
This distribution principle relies on the extensive Prisma range.
2
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Selection guide
Determining the rating according to the temperature rise

The rating of a busbar trunking, in amps, represents the maximum intensity of the constant current which the trunking can
continuously support, for an average ambient temperature of 35 C, and in accordance with standard temperature rises
(IEC 439.2).
Determining the rating according to the temperature rise consists of selecting the busbar trunking rating immediately
above the operating current of the installation. However, as a rule, the intensity of the current which crosses a busbar
trunking is constantly fluctuating. The operating current is therefore defined as that of the constant current which produces
the same thermal effects as the actual current.
It is sometimes difficult to determine the operating current, especially when there is no reading for the installation or for
an equivalent installation. The operating current can be estimated with sufficient precision by calculating the product of
the nominal currents of receivers connected to the busbar trunking by a coefficient known as the average demand
coefficient. The average demand coefficient is empirically determined by comparison with existing installations. It is
dependent upon :
- the average quantity of receivers operating
- the load variation of each receiver (a receiver rarely absorbs its maximum power, as peak periods alternate with those
of no-load operation)
- whether several receivers are operating at the same time, whether peaks are superimposed and the duration of these
peaks
As an example, here are a few coefficients for a general mechanical engineering workshop.
Number of receivers
Average demand coefficient
2 or 3
0.9
4 or 5
0.8
6 to 9
0.7
10 to 40
0.6
40 plus
0.5
Depending on the ambient temperature, the trunking must be derated (see characteristics pages 11013/2 and 11013/3).
Checking the rating according to the permissible voltage drop

The permissible voltage drop is that which is compatible with the correct operation of receivers (refer to the manufacturers'
manuals).
i Read the voltage drop in mV/m/A in the tables on page 11013/3 for the busbar trunking selected according to the
temperature rise.
i Determine the voltage drop for the most disadvantaged receivers, namely those which are the furthest from the source
and for the highest current. If the voltage drop is not permissible, select the rating immediately above.
i Repeat the checking procedure for the new rating.
Checking the rating according to withstand to short-circuit currents

i Calculate the intensity of the short-circuit current at the points which are considered to be unfavourable.
i Check, by referring to the tables on pages 11013/2 and 11013/3, that the selected rating of the trunking enables it to
withstand this short-circuit current. If this is not the case, there are two possible solutions :
- Select trunking of a higher rating and repeat the checking procedure.
- Provide a protection system which limits current peaks upstream of the trunking.
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Selection guide
Example of selecting the rating of the busbar trunking

The table below can be used to determine the rating of the KVC busbar trunking (copper conductors) according to the
power of the transformer.
Transformer (U2 = 410 V)
Power
Nominal
current
kVA
A
Short-circuit
current
kA
Canalis busbar trunking

Type
Nominal
current
A
Short-circuit
current
kA rms
100
141
KVC-20
200
7.2
160
225
KVC-31
315
17
250
352
KVC-40
400
19
400
563
14
KVC-63
630
31
500
704
17.6
KVC-80
800
41
Calculation assumptions
The following calculation assumptions have been made :
- the short-circuit power of the upstream supply : 500 MVA
- the voltage ratio of the transformers : 20 kV/400 V
The circuit-breaker/trunking coordination table below gives directly the maximum short-circuit current for which the KVC
trunking is protected, according to the type of circuit-breaker.
Type of trunking
KVC-20
KVC-31
KVC-40
KVC-63
KVC-80
Rating (A)
200
315
400
630
800
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
45
70
150
Merlin-Gerin
Compact
circuit-breaker
Masterpact
circuit-breaker
NS250
N
H
L
35
70
100
NS 400
N
H
L
35
35
35
NS 630
N
H
L
C 801
C1001
N
H
L
40
40
70
50
60
110
M 08
M 10
N1
H1
H2
L1
33
33
33
40
40
40
40
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Characteristics
Type of trunking
KVC-20
KVC-31
KVC-40
KVC-63
KVC-80
General characteristics
Conforming to standards
IEC 439.2
Type of live conductors
Copper
Type of current
Hz
c 50/60 - (1)
1000
1000
Degree of protection (IEC 529)

(as standard)
IP 52, IP 54 for horizontal, edgewise installation and vertical installation

IP 52 for horizontal, flat installation
Permissible currents
Rated current Ith (2)
conforming to IEC 439
200
315
400
630
800
Rated peak current
kA
26
48
52
76
82
Permissible rated short time

current (1 s)
kA rms 7.2
18
19
31
35
Multiplying
Temperature C
factors of the
rated current
Ith depending
Factor
on the average
ambient temperature
35
40
45
50
0.95
0.90
0.84
Live conductors
m/m 0.539
0.216
0.198
0.086
0.078

conductor at Ith
m/m 0.666
0.266
0.245
0.106
0.0967
Xph Average reactance per

conductor
m/m 0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.005

conductor
m/m 0.666
0.266
0.245
0.106
0.0967
(1) For 60 to 400 Hz AC or for DC : please consult your Regional Sales Office.
(2) Rated currents Ith are given for an average ambient temperature of 35C and for a casing temperature rise of no more
than 55K according to the test conditions of standard IEC 439.2.
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Characteristics
Type of trunking
KVC-20
KVC-31
KVC-40
KVC-63
KVC-80
Other characteristics
Live conductors
live conductors
m/m
1.332
0.532
0.49
0.212
0.193

live conductors
m/m
1.598
0.638
0.588
0.254
0.232
Rb1ph PE Average resistance

m/m
1.33
0.93
0.784
0.645
0.425
Xb1ph ph or phN Average reactance

live conductors
m/m
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.01
Xb1ph PE Average reactance

m/m
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.01
Voltage drop
Composite voltage drop, hot state, in millivolts per metre and per amp, for three-phase 50 Hz current, with load
concentrated at the end of the run (feed run). If the load is distributed along the run, voltage drops are half the values
indicated in the table below.
For a power factor
of 0.7
mV/m/A 0.820
0.336
0.308
0.144
0.124
For a power factor

of 0.8
mV/m/A 0.934
0.38
0.35
0.160
0.139
For a power factor

of 0.9
mV/m/A 1.046
0.422
0.388
0.178
0.154
For a power factor

of 1
mV/m/A 1.154
0.462
0.424
0.188
0.168
Equivalent
copper
cross-section
mm2
26
26
32
32
42
Average resistance,
cold state (ambient
temperature 20C)
m/m
0.664
0.664
0.539
0.539
0.328
Equivalent
copper
cross-section
mm2
40
40
102
102
165
Average resistance,
cold state (ambient
temperature 20C)
m/m
0.298
0.298
0.145
0.145
0.11
3L + N + PE
kg/m
5.7
6.6
10.7
15.8
3L + N + PER
kg/m
4.2
7.2
11.5
16.8
Casing
Additional
conductor
Average weight
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KVC-iiETiii
KVC-iiEViii
KVC-iiETiii
KVC-iiEViii
KVC-iiETiii
KVC-iiETiii
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KVC-iiEViii

Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Run components for horizontal and vertical feeding. IP 52
References

Rating
Type
Length
MinMax
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
200
Fixed
4000
KVC-20ET440
15.60
KVC-20ET740
16.50
315
Fixed
4000
KVC-31ET440
22.80
KVC-31ET740
24.00
Made to measure
3502000
KVC-31ET42B
12.00
KVC-31ET72B
12.60
400
Fixed
4000
KVC-40ET440
26.20
KVC-40ET740
29.40
630
Fixed
4000
KVC-63ET440
42.60
KVC-63ET740
45.80
Made to measure
3502000
KVC-63ET42B
22.20
KVC-63ET72B
23.80
Fixed
4000
KVC-80ET440
63.00
KVC-80ET740
67.00
Made to measure
3502000
KVC-80ET42B
33.00
KVC-80ET72B
35.00
800
Junction block, IP 54 (2)

3L + N + PE
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight
kg
200 and 315
KV0-31YA4
1.20
400 and 630
KV0-63YA4
1.80
800
KV0-80YA4
3.00
(2) Only order if the run has a feed unit at each end.
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

References

Rating
Type
Lengths
MinMax
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
Fixed
3000
KVC-20EV430
12.00
KVC-20EV730
12.60
2000
KVC-20EV420
8.40
KVC-20EV720
8.40
1000
KVC-20EV410
4.80
KVC-20EV710
5.10
25003000
KVC-20EV43D
12.00
KVC-20EV73D
12.60
30013500
KVC-20EV43E
13.80
KVC-20EV73E
13.50
35014000
KVC-20EV44F
15.60
KVC-20EV74F
16.50
3000
KVC-31EV430
17.40
KVC-31EV730
18.30
2000
KVC-31EV420
12.00
KVC-31EV720
12.60
1000
KVC-31EV410
6,60
KVC-31EV710
7.05
25003000
KVC-31EV43D
17.40
KVC-31EV73D
18.30
30013500
KVC-31EV43E
20.10
KVC-31EV73E
21.15
35014000
KVC-31EV44F
22.80
KVC-31EV74F
24.00
3000
KVC-40EV430
20.10
KVC-40EV730
22.50
2000
KVC-40EV420
14.00
KVC-40EV720
15.60
1000
KVC-40EV410
7.90
KVC-40EV710
8.70
25003000
KVC-40EV43D
20.10
KVC-40EV73D
22.50
30013500
KVC-40EV43E
23.15
KVC-40EV73E
25.95
35014000
KVC-40EV44F
26.20
KVC-40EV74F
29.40
A
200
Made to measure
315
Fixed
Made to measure
400
Fixed
Made to measure
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

References

Rating
Type
Lengths
MinMax
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
Fixed
3000
KVC-63EV430
32.40
KVC-63EV730
34.80
2000
KVC-63EV420
22.20
KVC-63EV720
23.80
1000
KVC-63EV410
12.20
KVC-63EV710
12.80
25003000
KVC-63EV43D
32.40
KVC-63EV73D
34.80
30013500
KVC-63EV43E
37.40
KVC-63EV73E
39.30
35014000
KVC-63EV44F
42.60
KVC-63EV74F
45.80
3000
KVC-80EV430
48.00
KVC-80EV730
51.00
2000
KVC-80EV420
33.00
KVC-80EV720
35.00
1000
KVC-80EV410
18.00
KVC-80EV710
19.00
25003000
KVC-80EV43D
48.00
KVC-80EV73D
51.00
30013500
KVC-80EV43E
55.50
KVC-80EV73E
59.00
35014000
KVC-80EV44F
63.00
KVC-80EV74F
67.00
Rating
3L + PEN
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
200 and 315
KV0-25YA4
1.50
KV0-25YA4
1.50
400 and 630
KV0-40YA41
2.40
KV0-40YA41
2.40
800
KV0-40YA42
3.10
KV0-40YA42
3.10
A
630
Made to measure
800
Fixed
Made to measure
Junction/tap-off blocks, IP 54 (2)
(2) Only order for transforming a feed run in low density distribution.
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KV0-iiERii200
KV0-iiERii200
KV0-iiERii1004
KV0-iiABi000i
KV0-iiER41001
KV0-iiER4100i
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Connection components and feed units, IP 52
End covers
Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11101/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5
References
Feed units
a
N
End feed box

Rating
Lengths a, e
mm
200 and 315
150
400 and 630
150
800
150
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
KV0-31ER40200
2.70
KV0-63ER40200
5.10
KV0-80ER40200
10.00
KV0-31ER70200
2.90
KV0-63ER70200
5.50
KV0-80ER70200
10.50
KV0-31AB40001
3.80
KV0-63AB40001
7.20
KV0-80AB40001
14.00
KV0-31AB70001
4.00
KV0-63AB70001
7.70
KV0-80AB70001
14.70
KV0-31AB40002
3.80
KV0-63AB40002
7.20
KV0-80AB40002
14.00
KV0-31AB70002
4.00
KV0-63AB70002
7.70
KV0-80AB70002
14.70
N1
200 and 315
400 and 630
800

200 and 315
400 and 630
800

N2
Rating
3L + N + PE
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight
kg
315
KV0-31ER71004
12.60
630
KV0-63ER71004
23.80
800
KV0-80ER71004
55.00
KV - KS connector (3L + N + PE)

KV = 315/KS = 250
KV = 630/KS = 500
KV = 800/KS = 800
KV0-25ER41001
12.60
KV0-50ER41001
23.80
KV0-80ER41001
43.00
KV = 315
KH SB400 unit
KV = 315
KH SD400 unit
KV = 630
KH SB1000 unit
KV = 800
KH SB1000 unit
KV0-25ER41002
12.60
KV0-50ER41003
12.60
KV0-63ER41002
23.80
KV0-80ER41002
43.00
KH - KV connector (3L + N + PE)

N
End cover IP 54 (3L + N + PE ou 3L + N + PER)

A
Reference
Weight
kg
200 and 315
KV0-31FA
1.00
400 630
KV0-63FA
1.10
800
KV0-80FA
1.20
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KV0-iiEFii0
KV0-iiLCi05
KV0-iiLCi05
KV0-iiLPi042
KV0-iiLPi042
KV0-iiLPi041
KV0-iiLPi041
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Components for changing direction : flexible components, simple elbows, IP 52
Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5
References
Flexible components
Rating
Length
mm
200 and 315
1000
KV0-31EF710
7.10
2000
KV0-31EF720
12.60
1000
KV0-63EF710
12.80
2000
KV0-63EF720
23.80
1000
KV0-80EF710
23.00
2000
KV0-80EF720
43.00
Edgewise LC
Rating
Lengths a, b
mm
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
200 and 315
250
KV0-31LC005
1.00
KV0-31LC005
1.00
400 and 630
250
KV0-63LC405
6.90
KV0-63LC705
7.30
800
250
KV0-80LC405
13.00
KV0-80LC705
13.50
200 and 315
200
KV0-31LP4041
3.40
KV0-31LP7041
3.50
400 and 630
200
KV0-63LP4041
5.90
KV0-63LP7041
6.20
800
200
KV0-80LP4041
11.00
KV0-80LP7041
11.40
200 and 315
200
KV0-31LP4042
3.40
KV0-31LP7042
3.50
400 and 630
200
KV0-63LP4042
5.90
KV0-63LP7042
6.20
800
200
KV0-80LP4042
11.00
KV0-80LP7042
11.40
400 and 630
800
Weight
kg
3L + N + PE
3L + N + PER
Reference
Elbows
N1
N1 flat LP
a
N2
N2 flat LP
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KV0-80ZA1
KV0-iiTCi07
KV0-80ZA1
KV0-iiTCi07
KV0-80ZA1
KV0-iiTPi092
KV0-80ZA1
KV0-iiTPi091
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Component for changing direction : Tees, IP 52
Fixing devices
Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5
References
Tees
c
Edgewise TC
Rating
Lengths a, b, c
mm
200 and 315
3L + N + PE
Reference
Weight (kg)
3L + N + PER
Reference
Weight (kg)
250
KV0-31TC407
5.30
KV0-31TC707
5.50
400 and 630
250
KV0-63TC407
9.50
KV0-63TC707
10.10
800
250
KV0-80TC407
18.00
KV0-80TC707
18.80
200 and 315
300
KV0-31TP4091
6.10
KV0-31TP7091
6.40
400 and 630
300
KV0-63TP4091
11.00
KV0-63TP7091
11.70
800
300
KV0-80TP4091
21.00
KV0-80TP7091
21.90
200 and 315
300
KV0-31TP4092
6.10
KV0-31TP7092
6.40
400 and 630
300
KV0-63TP4092
11.00
KV0-63TP7092
11.70
800
300
KV0-80TP4092
21.00
KV0-80TP7092
21.90
Description
A
Rating
Reference
Horizontal fixing bracket
200...800
KV0-80ZA1
0.50
Vertical fixing for

rising main distribution
200 and 315
KV0-31ZA2
1.00
400 and 630
KV0-63ZA2
1.00
800
KV0-80ZA2
1.00
c
b
N1 flat TP
N1
N2
c
b
N2 flat TP
Fixing devices
Weight
kg
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KV0-iiCB71103
KV0-iiDB06
KV0-iiCB71103
KV0-iiYAii
KV0-iiCB71103
KV0-iiDB06
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
Dimensions :
pages 11015/2 to 11015/5

Tap-off units
References

Type
Rating
Degree of
protection
3L + N + PE
Reference
IP 52
KV0-25CB71103
5.50
IP 54
KV0-25CB71103E
5.50
IP 52
KV0-40CB71103
7.00
IP 54
KV0-40CB71103E
7.00
Weight
kg
A
250
400
KV0-25CB71103
Junction/tap-off blocks, IP 54
Rating
3L + N + PE
3L + PEN
Reference
Weight
kg
A
200 and 315
KV0-25YA4
1.50
400 and 500
KV0-40YA41
2.40
630 and 800
KV0-40YA42
3.10
Multi-feeder tap-off unit, IP 300

Type
A
Rating
Reference
Weight
kg

+ modular
250
KV0-01DB06
15.00
Accessories for multi-feeder tap-off units (250 A)

Description
Reference
Weight
kg
Solid door
KV0-00PP06
3.00
Transparent door
KV0-00PT06
5.00
KV0-01DB06
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Run components
Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Caractristiques :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions
h (1)
Straight length
KVC-iiEiiii
L
Fixed
L = 4000
L = 1000, 2000 and 3000
Made to measure
L = 350...2000
L = 25004000
Junction/tap-off block
KV0-iiYAii
200
84
280
90
280
End feed box

KV0-iiERi0200
Dimensions of
connector ranges
Cross-section of trunking
according to its rating
h (1)
40
h (1)
20
60
67
9 x 14
60
50
110
60
60
350
h (1)
9 x 14 33,5
150
h (1)
9 x 14 33,5
70
70
13
13 13
13
92
Type of length
For horizontal feeding and distribution
For rising main distribution
Junction block
KV0-iiYAi
70
190
400
200
h (1)

KV0-iiERi1004
200
400 2500
3000
Rating (A)
200 and 315
h
44
1/30
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400 and 630

71
800
114

Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions
h (1)
15
Cable feed unit

KV0-iiABi000i
10
20
30
20
70
3
67
3
2
c
60
10
20
20
40
8,5
Dimensions of the unit according to the rating

Rating (A)
h
a
b
c
200 and 315
44
200
650
300
400 and 630
71
200
700
400
800
114
200
700
450
a
b
60
50
d
450
500
500
y
150
170
190
146
h (1)
KV - KS connector
KV0-iiER41001
2000
KV rating
(A)
315
630
800
44
71
114
54
75
113
KH - KV connector
KV0-iiER41002
h (1)
Plate for SB or SD unit
2000

Rating (A)
200 and 315
h
44
400 and 630

71
800
114
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Tap-off units
Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
Dimensions

KV0-iiCB71103
b
200
300
c
210
230
Rating (A)
a
250
525
400
600
Multi-feeder tap-off unit
KV0-iiDB06
Rating (A)
250
400
a
550
550
b
600
600
c
200
200
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13

Options, procedure for ordering a made to measure component
Options
The degree of protection for standard references is IP 52. To obtain degree IP 54, A1 should be added at the end of the
standard reference (degree IP 54 can only be obtained by factory assembly).
Similarly, if the trunking is to be mounted outside, A2 should be added at the end of the standard reference. The product
is supplied as IP 54 with an aluminium cover.
IP 52
+ option A1
= IP 54
(Edgewise only)
IP 52
+ option A2
= IP 54 + Cover
(Mounted outside
edgewise only)

Position of neutral
Upper joint cover
Cover fixing sockets

(for locating)
A
a
Neutral
Lower
joint cover
Junction block
The neutral is located next to the socket closest to the end of the panel work (a).
Definition of a component
Shape
Each shape is characterised by a group of two letters (example : ET for a feed length).
Dimensions
Dimensions are always given in alphabetical order of the measurements (a, b, c, etc).
How to order
The order should be made on two lines :
i First line
Write the reference found in this catalogue.
i Second line
Write the dimensions for the made to measure component and any of the options selected :
- If the reference corresponds to a made to measure product, there are one or more variable values : you should
write a x b x etc in alphabetical order.
- If the reference ends in A followed by a number, an option is available (see above).
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13

Procedure for ordering a made to measure component (continued)

Straight lengths
There are two types of component :
- ET components designed for feeding current along horizontal or vertical runs, available in 0.35 to 2 metre lengths.
- EV components designed for rising main distribution with tap-off at joints, available in 2.50 metre to 4 metre lengths.
They are defined according to floor height.
For feeding, a standard joint can be replaced by a special joint known as a junction/tap-off block which can be used as
a tap-off point. To take advantage of this option with ET components, there is a space on the order form to show :
- a junction/tap-off block reference (for example KV0-25YA4)
- a single feeder unit reference (for example KV0-25CB71103)
The nominal length L of a straight length is measured, from joint axis to joint axis, in millimetres (the joint axis is located
20 mm beyond the end of the bars).
Example :
Joint axis
L1
L2
L3
N
PE
40
=
=
206
L
A KVC straight length, rating 800 A, 3L + N + PE, 1820 mm long, has the following reference :
KVC - 80ET42B
L = 1820
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Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13

Installation precautions

The 2-metre flexible component can be used to make the changes in direction shown on the diagrams below :
- edgewise (diagram A)
- flat (diagram B)
1
Max 300
Diagram A : edgewise flexible component
Max 700
Diagram B : flat flexible component
Min. radius 100
1 Fixing

The 1-metre flexible component can be used to make the
changes in direction shown in the diagram opposite.
Fixing
Min. angle 60
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Installation precautions (continued)
Vertical mounting for rising main distribution
Floor height

If you use floor height lengths (from 2.50 to 4 metres),

position the 1st joint at around 1.70 metres above the floor.
This operation requires a made to measure component L1.
Level 2
1700
L1
Description :
pages 11011/2 to 11011/5
Selection guide :
pages 11012/2 and 11012/3
Characteristics :
pages 11013/2 and 11013/3
References :
pages 11014/2 to 11014/13
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7 ratings : 100, 160, 250, 400, 500, 630 and 800 A

Feed the KS trunking

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Edgewise horizontal installation

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Canalis KS (100 to 800 A)

Distribution run layout

Total current = sum of currents drawn by the loads on a run

Distribution (Engineering shop floors)

Medium power busbar trunking

Canalis KS (100 to 800 A)

Protecting the trunking against overloads

Electrodynamic protection against short-circuit currents

(1) By calculation or using graphs, precalculated tables, etc.

Medium power busbar trunking

Canalis KS (100 to 800 A)

Selection of IP degree of protection

Changing levels in horizontal distribution

When trunking is mounted vertically,

Selecting the power supply

i 500 and 800 A feed unit.

Medium power busbar trunking

Canalis KS (100 to 800 A)

Rated insulation voltage

Rated operating voltage

Rb1phAverage resistance per

XphAverage reactance per

ZphAverage impedance per

Permissible rated short time current

Maximum thermal limit

Determination of permissible current

In normal mounting position. Horizontal, edgewise installation.