Prisma Tablouri
Prisma Tablouri
Prisma Tablouri
Catalogue│2014-2015
Prisma P
Cubicles up to 4000 A
Prisma P enclosures
Cubicles > p. C-11
Enclosures Cover panels Frameworks IP30/31 cover Plinth, gland plates
presentation > p. C-8 > p. C-11 panels > p. C-13 > p. C-17
Cubicle handling & rolling
IP30, IP31, IP55 IP55 cover panels
> p. C-15 base, lifting reinforcement
> page C-2 kit for combined cubicles,
right-angle kit > p. C-18
Presentation
p. 28
Prisma P enclosures
p. C-1
Installation accessories > p. C-19 Dimensions > p. C-28
Front plate accessories > p. C-20
olling Enclosure accessories > p. C-21
ment Air-conditioning accessories > p. C-23
cles,
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250 A
PD390240_R.eps
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4000 A
> Hospitals
Prisma G
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• Available
power
• Safety
of people and property
• Controlled
costs and delivery times
• Upgradeability
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•
easier
and still maintain the original performance levels.
The cubicles combine easily with switchboards already in service.
• Devices can be replaced or added at any time. The switchboard is structured by zones dedicated
to switchgear, busbars, cables, etc.
Prefabricated
connections
Front plate
Connection
transfer
assemblies
readily available
close by
The kit concept makes handling and
transport easier and you get to benefit
from Schneider Electric's efficient international
logistics. Your distributor, selected by
Schneider Electric, can give you
the very best advice.
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PD390150_SE_R.eps
PD390381_SE.eps
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PD391298.eps
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PD391264b_SE.eps
PD391268b_SE.eps
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The stakes of continuity of service are high. Even a brief electrical distribution failure can have serious
consequences on many activities.
(COM-POWER-LVIS01EN).
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As the global specialist in energy management, Schneider Electric offers the only
solution capable of providing energy availability while addressing staff and cost
allocation constraints.
The Power Outage Insight Solution acts as a 24/7 in-house electrical expert.
It monitors your critical power availability, issues warnings on power quality,
schedules predictive maintenance, and most importantly, in case of a power
failure, it performs real-time diagnostics to quickly identify the source of the
problem for your staff to restore normal operation.
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Measure
Embedded and stand-
alone metering & control
capabilities
Connect Save
> Integrated communication > Data-driven energy efficiency
interfaces actions
> Ready to connect to > Real time monitoring and control
energy management > Access to energy and site
platforms information through on-line
services
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connect
… and ready to be linked
to expertise
Smart Panels use reliable, simple to install
and use displays, and Ethernet and Modbus
interfaces on the Enerlin’X communication
system.
Information is safely transmitted through the
most efficient networks:
• Modbus SL inside switchboards, between
components
• Ethernet, on cable or WiFi, inside the
building and connecting switchboards,
computers,
• Ethernet on DSL or GPRS, for access to
on-line services by Schneider Electric.
Energy experts, wherever they are, are
now able to provide advises based on
permanently updated data of the building.
Save
CLOUD
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Easy design
with Rapsody
software
A time-saver in
the design and
quotation phases.
More flexibility since
modifications and
upgrades are
possible throughout
the project.
5
easy steps to design a switchboard
Automatically export
the information required to
make a clear, comprehensive
and professional quotation.
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PB105001.eps
Incomer
Masterpact NT1000 3P
Drawout, front connection
Supply via Canalis
Distribution
Linergy LGY busbars
Outgoing devices
Compact NSX250
Vertical
Fixed, front connection
Toggle
Supply Linergy FC distribution block
Connection Direct via cables
Compact NSX250
Horizontal
Fixed, front connection
Toggle
Supply Prefabricated connection
Connection Transferred to cable compartment,
W = 400 mm
Compact NSX400
Horizontal
Fixed, front connection
Toggle
Supply Prefabricated connection
Connection Transferred to cable compartment,
W = 400 mm
Acti 9 devices
Supply Linergy FM 80 A
Linergy FH
Cable running Cable straps
Trunking
Connection Linergy TA in the cable
compartment, W = 300 mm
Motor protection devices
PD390407_SE_R.eps
Supply Linergy FH
Cable running Cable straps
Trunking
Connection Linergy TA in the cable
compartment, W = 300 mm
Enclosure
Cubicle for devices W = 800/650 mm
D = 400 mm
Cable compartment W = 300/400 mm
D = 400 mm
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Linergy FC
Quick distribution blocks
page B-30
Linergy DP
Distribution blocks
>>Compactness of up to 250 A
>>Simplicity of use
>>Quick connection system dedicated to
Compact NSX
page B-28
Linergy TR
Terminal blocks and bars
>>Simplicity of use
>>Consistency and cross-functionality
guaranteed
page B-52
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The switchboard,
central to the electrical installation
Both the point of arrival of energy and a device for distribution
to the site applications, the LV switchboard is the intelligence
of the system, central to the electrical installation.
It plays an essential role in the availability of electric power, while meeting the needs of personal and property safety.
Its definition, design and installation are based on precise rules; there is no place for improvisation. The IEC 61439 standard
aims to better define "low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies", ensuring that the specified performances are
reached. It specifies in particular:
> the responsibilities of each player, distinguishing those of the original equipment manufacturer; the organization
that performed the original design and associated verification of an assembly in accordance with the standard,
and of the assembly manufacturer - the organization taking responsibility for the finished assembly;
> the design and verification rules, constituting a benchmark for product certification.
All the component parts of the electrical switchboard are concerned by the IEC 61439 standard. Equipment produced
in accordance with the requirements of this switchboard standard ensures the safety and reliability of the installation.
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tion*
upgrading of the complete
cifica system.
> Checks that its
ct spe
Manufacturer. Depending on
the application, the specifier
could be the end-user or a
design office.
Tes
em ted
yst As
ly S Assembly sem
mb bly
Asse Manufacturer
(Panel builder)
The organisation (whether
or not the same as the OM)
responsible for the completed
assembly.
Original He is responsible for End-User
Manufacturer "Routine verifications"
Should ask for a certified
on each panel produced,
The organisation that has according to the standard. LV switchboard.
carried out the original design
If he derivates from the By systematically requesting
and the associated
instructions of the original routine verifications,
verification of an assembly manufacturer he has to carry he ensures that the assembly
system. out again design verifications. system used is compliant.
He is responsible for the
"Design verifications" listed by
IEC 61439-2 including many
electrical tests.
* Schneider Electric has developed
a specification guide.
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Safety
Voltage stresses withstand capability
To withstand long term voltages, and transient and temporary overvoltages according to the insulation coordination principles
and requirements.
Current-carrying capability
To protect against burns and to withstand temperature rise:
> when any circuit is continuously loaded, alone, to the specified current
> when the assembly is loaded to the specified current according to the specified load pattern (between circuits and/or as
a function of the time).
Continuity of service
Maintenance and modification capability
Capability to preserve continuity of supply without impairing safety during assembly maintenance or modification
> Electrical condition of the assembly or various circuits
> Speed of exchange of the functional units
> Test facilities…
Electro-Magnetic compatibility
To properly function (immunity) and not to generate EM disturbances (emission) in specified environmental conditions:
> Industrial networks or locations (Environment A)
> Domestic, commercial, and light industrial locations (Environment B).
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Integration of incorporated
Job No.: .................................................................................................
components
Switchboard No.: ...................................................................................
The assembly manufacturer must comply
with the instructions of the original equipment Drawing No./Rev. No.: ............................................................................
manufacturer for installation
and wiring of the components used.
Chapter Verified
IEC 61439-1 paragraph 11.6 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures 11.2
Internal electric circuits Insulation clearances and creepage distances 11.3
and connections
Protection against electric shocks and integrity
Schneider Electric recommends marking 11.4
of protection circuits
the nut with a tinted acrylic lacquer, indelible
Integration of incorporated components 11.5
and temperature-resistant.
This allows: Internal electric circuits and connections 11.6
> not only self-checking to check effective
Terminals for external conductors 11.7
tightening to torque;
> but also identification of any loosening. Mechanical operation 11.8
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DD384077.eps
diagram: IP30 switchboard NSX250 NSX250 NSX250 INS
NS1000
Install the incomer 1 Front conn. using cables Device Fixed device
DD385547EN.eps
NS630b/1000 NS1250/1600
Arc chute screen 3P 33596
See page A-16
DD380878.eps
4P 33597
Order Vertical connection 3P 33642
Dd380822.eps
adapters
bb connection 4P 33643
Front connection cover 04851
components
bb mounting plates and
front plates
Device installation Mounting Front connection with cables
bb busbar connections. 2
DD385548EN.eps
Device Fixed device
NS630b/1000 NS1250/1600
DD380870.eps
Device Toggle
accessories. NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250
3P 4P
DD380873.eps
Device Toggle
Connection
3
DD385552EN.eps
DD385553EN.eps
Linergy LGY
Linergy LGY BB conn.
2
DD385554EN.eps
Device Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
DD380876.eps
Number of devices 4 3 4 3
Linergy FC distribution blocks 04403 04404 04403 04404
(with connection)
Device Toggle
Connection
3
DD385555EN.eps
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Install the modular devices Acti 9 Device All modular devices Modular devices 40 A
1
DD385556EN.eps
Rail length (modules of 9 mm) 48 48
See page A-45 No. of vertical modules 4 3
Order the mounting
Dd385315.eps
DD385316.eps
plates and front plates Modular front plates
Blanking strip
03204 [4]
03220
03203 [3]
03220
taking into account: plate divisible 03221 03221
DD385557EN.eps
GV2RT - GV2ME - GV2LE GV3
See page A-68 No. of vertical modules 3 5
Useful length of rail (mm) 432
Modular rail (adjustable) 03401 03402
Dd381919.eps
Front plates with cut-out 03203 [3] 03205 [5]
[No. of vert.
modules]
DD380880.eps
DD380900EN.eps
Linergy BW busbars
Linergy BW busbars
2
DD385277EN.eps
3P W = 1000 mm
See page B-22
2
W = 1400 mm
2 10mm
2 6mm
2 10mm
2 6mm
2 10mm
2 6mm
2 10mm
6mm
4P W = 1000 mm
W = 1400 mm
DD380881.eps
Select the enclosures Frameworks Width (mm) 300 400 650 800 800
1
DD385559EN.eps
(650 + 150)
Base frame
Cat. no. 08403 08404 08406 08408 08407
Dd380827.eps
DD385561EN.eps DD385560EN.eps
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Circuit breakers
Presentation of Masterpact NW/NT circuit breaker A-4
Masterpact NW08 to 32
Cables connection A-5
Canalis connection A-6
Masterpact NW08 to NW40
Dedicated cubicle A-7
Partial front plate support frames A-9
Masterpact NT06 to NT16
Toggle and motor mechanism - Cables connection A-10
Toggle and motor mechanism - Canalis connection A-11
Dedicated cubicle 3P A-12
Compact NS1600b to 3200
Cables connection A-15
Compact NS630b to NS1600
Vertical mounting with cable A-16
Canalis vertical mounting A-17
Compact NS630b to NS1000
Horizontal mounting A-18
Compact NS630b/1600
Dedicated cubicle A-19
Presentation of Compact NSX circuit breakers for Prisma P A-22
Compact NSX100 to NSX630
Horizontal mounting - Toggle - Fixed A-23
Horizontal mounting - Toggle - Plug-in A-24
Compact NSX100 to NSX250
Vertical mounting - Toggle - Fixed A-25
Compact NSX400 to NSX630
Vertical mounting - Toggle - Fixed A-26
Compact NSX100 to NSX250
Vertical mounting - Toggle - Plug-in A-27
Compact NSX400 to NSX630
Vertical mounting - Toggle - Plug-in A-28
Compact NSX100 to NSX630
Horizontal mounting - Rotary handle, motor mechanism - Fixed A-29
Horizontal mounting - Rotary handle, motor mechanism - Plug-in A-30
Compact NSX100 to NSX250
Vertical mounting - Rotary handle, motor mechanism - Fixed A-31
Compact NSX400 to NSX630
Vertical mounting - Rotary handle, motor mechanism - Fixed A-32
Compact NSX100 to NSX250
Vertical mounting - Rotary handle, motor mechanism - Plug-in A-33
Compact NSX400 to NSX630
Vertical mounting - Rotary handle, motor mechanism - Plug-in A-34
Horizontal mounting - All controls - Withdrawable A-35
Vertical mounting - All controls - Withdrawable A-36
Vertical mounting - All controls - Fixed/Plug-in A-37
Easypact CVS100/630 horizontal fixed mounting
Toggle A-38
Rotary handle A-39
Easypact CVS100/630 vertical fixed mounting
Toggle A-40
Rotary handle A-41
Fixed, toggle A-42
Switch disconnectors
Compact INS-INV630b to 1600 Compact INS-INV2000-2500 A-43
Compact INS-INV250 to 630
Horizontal / Vertical - Front handle A-44
A-1
Modular devices
Modular devices
Acti 9 A-45
Modular devices Acti 9 y 63 A A-46
Modular devices 80/160 A switchboard incomer A-47
Source-changeover
Source-changeover, Compact / Masterpact A-48
Possible combinations, Compact NSX100/630, NS630b/1600,
Masterpact NT06/16, NW08/32 A-49
Manual or remote-operated or automatic source-changeover
Masterpact NW08/32, front connection
S1 device identical to S2 device A-50
Masterpact NW08/32, rear connection
S1 device identical to S2 device A-51
Masterpact NW08/32, front connection
S1 device different to S2 device A-52
Masterpact NW08/32, rear connection
S1 device different to S2 device A-53
Masterpact NT06/16, front connection
S1 device identical to S2 device A-54
Masterpact NT06/16, rear connection
S1 device identical to S2 device A-55
Masterpact NT06/16, front connection
S1 device different to S2 device A-56
Compact NS630b to 1000 A-57
Manual source-changeover
Compact NSX100/630 A-58
Remote-operated source-changeover
Compact NSX100/630 A-59
Manual source-changeover
Compact INS-INV250 to 630 Front direct rotary handle A-60
Compact INS250 to 630
Complete assembly device A-61
Fusegear
Fupact presentation A-62
Fupact ISFL
Vertical / 3P - Determining the busbars A-63
Fupact ISFT
Vertical / 3P - Installation on mounting plate or busbars
Determining the busbars A-64
Fupact INF
Horizontal / Vertical - Extended rotary handle A-65
Others
Power factor correction equipment A-66
Industrial control devices A-68
Metering
3-phase kilowatt-hour meters A-69
Single-phase and 3-phase kilowatt-hour meters
Class 2 A-70
Human-switchboard interface
72 x 72 and 96 x 96 mm devices A-71
Reserve space A-74
Fixing accessories A-75
Universal adapter
Prisma G adapter - Mounting on a plain backplate A-76
Mounting on a slotted plate - Mounting on a modular rail A-77
Cable running A-78
Connection accessories
Cable-tie supports, lateral and longitudinal cross-members A-79
Switchboard lighting A-80
A-2
A-3
Presentation
>> H
3: for incoming devices supplying critical applications
An answer to specific applications requiring both high performance and a high level of
In addition to the traditional features of power circuit discrimination.
breakers (withdrawability, discrimination and low >> L
1: for high current-limiting capability and a
maintenance), Masterpact NT and NW ranges offer built-in discrimination level (37 kA) as yet unequalled by any
communications and metering functions, all in optimised other circuit breaker of itstype; intended for the
frame sizes. protection of cable-type feeders or to raise the
performance level of a switchboard when the
Masterpact NT and NW incorporate the latest technology to
transformer power rating is increased.
enhance both performance and safety. Easy to install, with
user-friendly, intuitive operation and environment-friendly
design, Masterpact NT and NW are, quite simply, circuit
breakers of their time
PB106363A32.eps
PB106367A24.eps
5 performance levels
>> N1: for standard applications with low short-circuit
levels.
>> H1: for industrial sites with high short-circuit levels or
installations with two parallel-connected transformers.
>> H2: high-performance for heavy industry where very high
short-circuits can occur.
Installation
PB104860.eps
A-4
Circuit breakers
Dd383686.eps
600 150
650
50
650 1
DD383808.eps
A-5
Circuit breakers
Dd383686.eps
600 150
650
50
650 1
Dd383683.eps
DD383808.eps
A-6
Circuit breakers
Dd384530.eps
600 150
650
(1) One or two 3-module front plates for 72 x 72 and 96 x 96 mm measurement devices can be installed just above the cut-out front plate:
b 1 3-module front plate + 1 plain front plate 03807 (9 modules)
b 2 3-module front plates + 1 plain front plate 03806 (6 modules)
(2) Contact Schneider Electric for 4000 A dedicated cubicle.
Human-switchboard interface, see from page A-71.
Devices Fixed/withdrawable
NW08/32 NW40 (2)
Type of terminals Vertical rear connectors (2)
for connection
(1) Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied by Schneider Electric.
(2) Contact Schneider Electric for 4000 A dedicated cubicle.
A-7
Circuit breakers
Dd384529.eps
Devices Fixed/withdrawable
NW08/16 NW20/25 NW32 NW40 (5) NW08/25 NW32 NW40 (5)
Type of terminals Front connection Front connection
Spacing rods for flat bars 04690 x 2 04690 x 2 04690 x 2 - 04690 x 2 04690 x 2 -
(1) The cover is compulsory behind front plates designed for measurement devices.
(2) Catalogue numbers 04604, 04605 et 04607 include 1 connection only. Order 1 connection per phase.
(3) Catalogue number 04637 includes 1 connection only. Order 1 connection per phase.
(4) Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied by Schneider Electric.
(5) Contact Schneider Electric for 4000 A dedicated cubicle.
Accessories
DD381316.eps
DD381581.eps
Cross-members
Catalogue number 03584 03586
Characteristics Set of 2 Set of 2
W = 400 mm for frameworks that are 400 mm deep W = 200 mm, can be added to the 400 mm cross-members
for frameworks that are 600 mm deep. They can also be
installed separately
A-8
Circuit breakers
DD385539.eps
600 50 150
6
Dd383723.eps
Devices Withdrawable device
NW08/32
No. of vertical modules 36 (3)
Mounting plates 03500
Front plates upstream 2 x 03806 [12]
[No. of vertical with cut-out 03709 [10]
modules]
downstream 2 x 03806 [12]
1/3 front plate support frame 08560 (1) + 2 x 08562 (2)
Cover 04861
600 50 150
Dd383681.eps
Dd383682.eps
50
650 1
A-9
Dd380794.eps
400 150
650
150
DD380649.eps
Dd380795.eps
400 150
650
150
DD380649.eps
A-11
Mounting
Dd382506.eps
400
400
Measurement-device installation
Measurement devices are installed on a front plate (03723) using plastic mounting
plates with cut-outs. The front plate can hold:
bb six 72 x 72 mm cases
bb or four 96 x 96 mm cases + 2 switches.
Number and type of Metal front plate with No. of Plastic Blanking plate
devices per row cut-out vertical mounting or device support
modules plates
with
cut-out
Mounting on interface with plastic mounting plates
To blank-off or install:
DD385465.eps
DD385466.eps
Dd382670.eps
- from 1 to 4 buttons ø 16 or 22 mm
- 1 device 45 x 45
Vigirex (1) and other
3 x 72 x 72 devices 72 x 72
without switch
03902 03900
60
12
To blank-off or install:
40
DD385467.eps
DD385468.eps
60
40 10 A
0
A
- 1 to 4 buttons ø 16 or 22 mm
10
0
- 1 device 45 x 45
Power Meter (2) and
- 1 device 72 x 72
2 x 96 x 96 other devices 96 x 96
with switch
A-12
Dd382672.eps
Dd382669.eps
Devices Fixed device Withdrawable device
NT06 to NT16
Type of terminals Front connection Front connection
(1) Vertical connection adapters and cable-lug adapters are not compatible with input voltage u 500 V.
Accessories
Dd382513.eps
Dd382514.eps
A-13
DD385311.eps
DD383814.eps
Devices Fixed/withdrawable device Fixed/withdrawable device Fixed/withdrawable device
NT06 to NT16 NT06 to NT16
Type of terminals Front connection Front connection Front connection
A-14
Circuit breakers
Dd385439.eps
400 150 600 150
650 650
NS1600b NS2000/3200
A-15
DD383692.eps
400 150
650
150
Dd383702.eps
A-16
DD383693.eps
400 150
650
150
Dd383702.eps
Dd383551.eps
400 150
650
150
A-18
DD382506.eps
400
400
Measurement-device installation
Measurement devices are installed on a front plate (03723) using plastic mounting
plates with cut-outs. The front plate can hold:
bb six 72 x 72 mm cases
bb or four 96 x 96 mm cases + 2 switches.
Number and type of Metal front plate with No. of Plastic Blanking plate
devices per row cut-out vertical mounting or device support
modules plates
with
cut-out
Mounting on an interface with plastic mounting plates
To blank-off or install:
DD385465.eps
DD385466.eps
Dd382670.eps
- from 1 to 4 buttons ø 16 or 22 mm
- 1 device 45 x 45
Vigirex (1) and other
3 x 72 x 72 devices 72 x 72 without
switch
03902 03900
40
60
12
To blank-off or install:
60
DD385467.eps
DD385468.eps
40 10 A
0
10 A
- 1 device 45 x 45
Power Meter (2) and
- 1 device 72 x 72
2 x 96 x 96 other devices 96 x 96
with switch
A-19
Dd382672.eps
Devices Fixed device Withdrawable device
NS630b/1600
3P 4P 3P
Type of terminals Front connection Front connection
(1) Vertical connection adapters and cable-lug adapters are not compatible with input voltage u 500 V.
Accessories
Dd382513.eps
Dd382514.eps
A-20
DD383814.eps
DD385311.eps
Devices Fixed device Withdrawable Fixed device Withdrawable Fixed device Withdrawable
device device device
NS630b/1600 NS630b/1600 NS630b/1600 NS630b/1600 NS630b/1600 NS630b/1600
3P/4P 3P 3P/4P 3P 3P/4P 3P
Type of terminals Front connection Front connection Front connection Front connection Front connection Front connection
A-21
Presentation
PB105112.eps
Compact NSX improves management of electrical
PB108167.eps
installations
In addition to protection functions, the new generation of
Compact NSX moulded case circuit breakers provides new
features (analysis, measurements and communication)
with access to information:
>> either directly on the LCD screen of the trip unit to set the
circuit breaker or read the main electrical values, including
FDM121
U, I, f, P(W) and E (kWh)
>> or on the FDM121 or FDM128 display on the front of the
PB111801-32_r.eps
Prisma P switchboard (duct door with special front plate)
for quick access to a greater wealth of information.
A cable connects the display to the trip unit without any
special settings or configuration, making it easy to
personalise alarms and displays or read event logs and
maintenance indicators. FDM128
Toggle
>> on a front for one or four 96 x 96 devices in the
functional unit or the 300 mm wide duct door.
Motor mechanism
PB391291-57_R.eps
Rotary handle
A-22
DD383868.eps
400 150
650
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250 (1) NSX400/630, Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 1 1 1 1
No. of vertical modules 3 4 4 5
Mounting plates 03411 03412 03451 03452
Front plates with cut-out 03604 [3] 03606 [4] 03643 [4] 03644 [5]
[No. of vertical modules]
(1) Ammeter can be added.
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250 NSX400/630, Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Prefabricated connection 04423 04424 04453 04454
Linergy BS, LGYE
DD380693.eps
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250 NSX400/630, Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Connection must be made (2)
Long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594
(2) Connections must be made with insulated flexible bars, see page B-32.
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250 Vigi NSX100/250 NSX400/630 Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P
Front connection long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594 LV432593 LV432594
Connection connection 04425 04426 04429 (4) 04430 (4) 04455 04456 04459 (4) 04460 (4)
transfer assembly long terminal shields- - LV429517 LV429518 - - LV432593 LV432594
Rear connection short terminal shields LV429515 (3) LV429516 (3) LV429515 (3) LV429516 (3) LV432591 (3) LV432592 (3) LV432591 (3) LV432592 (3)
short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235 LV432475 LV432475
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236 LV432476 LV432476
(3) Protection of terminals is ensured by Form 4 partitioning: see page B-61.
(4) No connection.
A-23
DD383869.eps
400 150
650
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250 NSX400/630, Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 1 1 1 1
No. of vertical modules 3 4 3 4
Mounting plates 03413 03414 03453 03454
Front plates with cut-out 03604 [3] 03606 [4] 03643 [3] 03644 [4]
[No. of vertical modules]
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250 NSX400/630, Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Prefabricated connection 04431 04432 04461 04462
Connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV432584 LV432585
Short terminal shields on device LV429515 LV429516 LV432591 LV432592
Linergy BS, LGYE
Dd383557.eps
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250 NSX400/630, Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Connection must be made with insulated flexible bars, see page B-32.
Connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV432584 LV432585
Long terminal shields on plug-in base LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594
Short terminal shields on device LV429515 LV429516 LV432591 LV432592
Devices Toggle
NSX100/250, Vigi NSX100/250 NSX400/630, Vigi NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Front connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV432584 LV432585
connection short terminal shields on device LV429515 LV429516 LV432591 LV432592
long terminal shields on plug-in base LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594
Connection connection 04429 (1) 04430 (1) 04459 (1) 04460 (1)
transfer connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV432584 LV432585
assembly
short terminal shields LV429515 LV429516 LV432591 LV432592
long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594
Rear short terminal shields 2 x LV429515 2 x LV429516 2 x LV432591 2 x LV432592
connection short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235 LV432475 LV432475
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236 LV432476 LV432476
connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV432584 LV432585
(1) No connection.
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Devices Toggle
NSX100/160 Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250 Vigi NSX250
Number of devices per row 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4
No. of vertical modules (1) 6 8 7 9
Mounting plates 03420 03420 03420 03420
Front plates with cut-out 03243 [5] 03241 [7] 03243 [5] 03241 [7]
[No. of vertical modules] downstream 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03802 [2] 03802 [2]
(1) For the Compact NSX100/250, the number of modules indicated is for supply via a Linergy FC distribution block.
For supply via cables, two additional modules are required; add an upstream plain front plate (03802).
Connection Distribution via lateral busbars
Linergy LGY
DD380508.eps
Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 4 3
Linergy FC distribution blocks (with connection) 04403 04404 04403 04404
Linergy BS, LGYE
Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 4 3
Linergy FC distribution blocks (without connection) 04407 04408 04407 04408
Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 4 3
Front connection long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518
with cable(1)
Rear connection short terminal shields LV429515 LV429516 LV429515 LV429516
with cable short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236
Accessories
Linergy FC tooth-caps 04809
Divisible blanking plate 03249
Divisible blanking plate + electronic trip unit 03222
(1) For the Compact NSX100/250, the number of modules indicated is for supply via a Linergy FC distribution block.
For supply via cables, two additional modules are required; add an upstream plain front plate (03802).
Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Front connection long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518
Rear connection (2) short terminal shields LV429515 LV429516 LV429515 LV429516
short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236
(2) Size reduced one module downstream.
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Devices Toggle
NSX400 Vigi NSX400 NSX630 Vigi NSX630
Number of devices per row 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
No. of vertical modules 11 13 13 15
Mounting plates 03461 03461 03461 03461
Front plates upstream 03801 [1] 03802 [2] - 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03803 [3] 03801 [1] 03803 [3]
[No. of vertical with cut-out 03275 [9] 03663 [7] 03297 [11] 03666 [9] 03275 [9] 03663 [7] 03297 [11] 03666 [9]
modules]
downstream 03801 [1] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03803 [3] 03803 [3] 03803 [3]
Devices Toggle
NSX400, Vigi NSX400 NSX630, Vigi NSX630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 1/2 1/2
Front connection must be made with insulated flexible bars, see page B-32.
connection long terminal shields LV432593 LV432594 LV432593 LV432594
Rear short terminal shields LV432591 LV432592 LV432591 LV432592
connection short rear connectors LV432475 LV432475
long rear connectors LV432476 LV432476
Devices Toggle
NSX400, Vigi NSX630 NSX400, Vigi NSX630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Front long terminal shields LV432593 LV432594 LV432593 LV432594
connection
Rear short terminal shields LV432591 LV432592 LV432591 LV432592
connection (1) short rear connectors LV432475 LV432475
long rear connectors LV432476 LV432476
(1) Size reduced one module downstream.
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Devices Toggle
NSX100/160 Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250 Vigi NSX250
Number of devices per row 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4
No. of vertical modules 9 7 11 9 10 8 12 10
Mounting plates 03421 (1) 03423 (2) 03421 (1) 03423 (2) 03421 (1) 03423 (2) 03421 (1) 03423 (2)
Front plates upstream 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1]
[No. of vertical modules] + 03802 [2] + 03802 [2] + 03802 [2] + 03802 [2]
with cut-out 03243 [5] 03243 [5] 03241 [7] 03241 [7] 03243 [5] 03243 [5] 03241 [7] 03241 [7]
downstream 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2]
(1) Not compatible with Linergy FC distribution block.
(2) Compatible with Linergy FC distribution block.
Connection Distribution via lateral busbars
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Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 4 3
Linergy FC distribution blocks (with connection) 04405 (3) 04406 (3) 04405 (3) 04406 (3)
Connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV429306 LV429307
Linergy BS, LGYE
Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 4 3
Linergy FC distribution blocks (without connection) 04407 04408 04407 04408
Connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV429306 LV429307
Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 4 3
Front connection must be made with insulated flexible bars, see page B-32.
connection long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518
short terminal shields LV429515 LV429516 LV429515 LV429516
connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV429306 LV429307
Rear short terminal shields 2 x LV429515 2 x LV429516 2 x LV429515 2 x LV429516
connection short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236
connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV429306 LV429307
Accessories
Linergy FC tooth-caps 04809
Divisible blanking plate 03249
Divisible blanking plate + electronic trip unit 03222
(3) Catalogue number 04924 is recommended when installing those references.
Distribution Downstream in cubicle
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Devices Toggle
NSX100/160, Vigi NSX100/160 NSX250, Vigi NSX250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Front connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV429306 LV429307
connection short terminal shields on device LV429515 LV429516 LV429515 LV429516
long terminal shields on plug-in base LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518
Rear short terminal shields 2 x LV429515 2 x LV429516 2 x LV429515 2 x LV429516
connection short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236
connection adapter for plug-in base LV429306 LV429307 LV429306 LV429307
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Devices Toggle
NSX400 Vigi NSX400 NSX630 Vigi NSX630
Number of devices per row 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
No. of vertical modules 11 13 13 15
Mounting plates 03461 03461 03461 03461
Front plates upstream 03801 [1] 03802 [2] - 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03803 [3] 03801 [1] 03803 [3]
[No. of vertical modules] with cut-out 03275 [9] 03663 [7] 03297 [11] 03666 [9] 03275 [9] 03663 [7] 03297 [11] 03666 [9]
downstream 03801 [1] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03803 [3] 03803 [3] 03803 [3]
Devices Toggle
NSX400, Vigi NSX400 NSX630, Vigi NSX630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 1/2 1/2
Front connection must be made with insulated flexible bars, see page B-32.
connection long terminal shields LV432593 LV432594 LV432593 LV432594
short terminal shields LV432591 LV432592 LV432591 LV432592
connection adapter for plug- LV432584 LV432585 LV432584 LV432585
in base
Rear short terminal shields 2 x LV432591 2 x LV432592 2 x LV432591 2 x LV432592
connection short rear connectors LV432475 LV432475
long rear connectors LV432476 LV432476
connection adapter for LV432584 LV432585 LV432584 LV432585
plug-in base
Devices Toggle
NSX400, Vigi NSX400 NSX630, Vigi NSX630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Front connection adapter for LV432584 LV432585 LV432584 LV432585
connection plug-in base
short terminal shields on LV432591 LV432592 LV432591 LV432592
device
long terminal shields on LV432593 LV432594 LV432593 LV432594
plug-in base
Rear short terminal shields 2 x LV432591 2 x LV432592 2 x LV432591 2 x LV432592
connection short rear connectors LV432475 LV432475
long rear connectors LV432476 LV432476
connection adapter for LV432584 LV432585 LV432584 LV432585
plug-in base
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F
E
D
C
B
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G
F
E
D
C
B
A
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400
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Devices Toggle
Easypact CVS100/250 Easypact CVS400/630
Easypact Vigi CVS100/250 Easypact Vigi CVS400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 1 1 1 1
No. of vertical modules 3 4 4 5
Mounting plates 03411 03412 03451 03452
Front plates with cut-out 03611 [3] 03612 [4] 03651 [4] 03652 [5]
[No. of vertical modules]
Devices Toggle
Easypact CVS100/250 Easypact CVS400/630
Easypact Vigi CVS100/250 Easypact Vigi CVS400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Connection must be made with insulated flexible bars, see page B-32. 400
Devices Toggle
Easypact CVS100/250 Easypact Vigi Easypact CVS400/630 Easypact Vigi
CVS100/250 CVS400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P
Front long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594 LV432593 LV432594
connection
Connection connection 04429 (1) 04430 (1) 04429 (1) 04430 (1) 04459 (1) 04460 (1) 04459 (1) 04460 (1)
transfer long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594 LV432593 LV432594
assembly
Rear short terminal shields LV429515 LV429516 LV429515 LV429516 LV432591 LV432592 LV432591 LV432592
connection short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235 LV432475 LV432475
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236 LV432476 LV432476
(1) No connection.
A-38
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A-39
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Devices Toggle
Easypact CVS100/250 Easypact Vigi CVS100/250 Easypact CVS400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 4 3 1
No. of vertical modules 9 11 13
Mounting plates 03420 03420 03461
Front plates upstream 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2]
[No. of vertical modules] with cut-out 03243 [5] 03241 [7] 03273 [9]
downstream 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2]
Devices Toggle
Easypact CVS100/250 Easypact Vigi CVS100/250 Easypact CVS400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 3/4 1
Connection must be made with insulated flexible bars, see page B-32.
Front long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518 LV432593 LV432594
connection
Rear short terminal shields LV429515 LV429516 LV429515 LV429516 LV432591 LV432592
connection short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235 LV432475
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236 LV432476
Divisible blanking plate 03249 03249 03249
Divisible blanking plate + electronic trip 03222 03222 03222
unit
Devices Toggle
Easypact CVS100/160, Easypact CVS250,
Easypact Vigi CVS100/160 Easypact Vigi CVS250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Front long terminal shields LV429517 LV429518 LV429517 LV429518
connection
Rear short terminal shields LV429515 (1) LV429516 (1) LV429515 (1) LV429516 (1)
connection short rear connectors LV429235 LV429235
long rear connectors LV429236 LV429236
(1) Size reduced one module downstream.
A-40
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A-41
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Devices Toggle
Easypact EZC250 Easypact EZC400/630
Easypact EZCV250
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 1 1
No. of vertical modules 4 4 5
Mounting plates 03504 03504 03451 03452
Front plates with cut-out 03304 [4] 03304 [4] 03651 [4] 03652 [5]
[No. of vertical
modules]
Long terminal shields EZETSHD3P (1) EZETSHD4P (1) LV432593 LV432594
400 650
Devices Toggle
Easypact EZC100 Easypact EZC250 Easypact EZC400/630
Easypact EZCV250
1P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 15 5 3 4 3 1
No. of vertical modules 5 7 13
Mounting plates 03502 03504 03461
Front plates upstream - - 03802 [2]
[No. of vertical with cut-out 03303 [5] 03305 [7] 03273 [9]
modules]
downstream - - 03802 [2]
Long terminal shields - EZATSHD3P (1) EZATSHD4P (1) EZETSHD3PN (1) EZETSHD4PN (1) LV432593 LV432594
Divisible blanking plate 03249 03249 03249
(1) Set of 2.
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Devices Fixed device
INS-INV250 INS-INV320/630 INS-INV250 INS-INV320/630
3P 4P
Prefabricated connection 04427 04428 must be made -
Distribution block Linergy FC - 04404 must be made
Long terminal shields - LV432594 - LV432594
Accessories
Linergy FC tooth-caps - 04809
Linergy BS, LGYE
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Presentation
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A modular double profile rail offering a high level of
performance
Made using an aluminium alloy, a-magnetic properties, the
rail design is extremely rigid. The rail supports are crimp
mounted.
Fast mounting
The rail supports have positioning studs to guide the rail on
the framework. Only two mounting screws are required.
Multiple functions
A number of devices clip directly onto the rails, including
Linergy FM 80 and 200 A Multiclip distribution blocks, all
horizontal cable-running accessories such as cable straps
and trunking supports, as well as the supports for earth
bars Linergy TB.
What is more, for cable running to the Linergy TB terminal
block at the top or bottom of the cubicle, the supports are
designed to allow the passage to two vertical trunking
sections on the left and right.
Supply from all directions
Supply to the rows, using comb busbars Linergy FH or
Linergy FM distribution blocks, can be via:
>> Linergy BS busbars or Linergy BW insulated busbars
installed behind the devices
>> Linergy LGYE, Linergy LGY, Linergy BS installed in a
busbar compartment.
Compact NSX400 with motor mechanism, supplying rows of
Multi 9 or Acti 9 devices via Linergy BW insulated busbar.
connector.
>> Fully insulated.
>> Can be cut to length.
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Mounting Horizontal distances between centres: Horizontal distances between centres: 150 mm
200 mm
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(1) For a modular row with a 160 A (half row) and 200 A Linergy FM distribution block positioned directly below a non-modular mounting-plate (Compact, etc.), or at
the top of a switchboard, add one additional module (i.e. 4+1) and a plain upstream front plate (03801).
Mounting Horizontal distances between centres: Horizontal distances between centres: 150 mm
200 mm
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400
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Devices NG160, NG160NA, NG125, NSA125/160 INS40/160 INS100/160 with long terminal shields
No. of vertical modules 5 4 5
Rail (20 modules of 9 mm) 03404 (adjustable) (2) 03404 (adjustable) 03404 (adjustable)
Front plates modular 03214 [4] 03214 [4] 03214 [4]
[No. of vertical
modules] downstream 03811 [1] - 03811 [1]
Blanking plate strip 03220 03220 03220
divisible 03221 03221 03221
(2) Can be completed by a rail + raiser (04227) to instal modular devices on.
Note: to mix an NSA125/160 circuit breaker with Multi 9 or Acti 9 modular devices, order (with the device) the symmetrical rail + raiser set (28041).
Width of devices: NSA125/160 3P: 10 modules / NSA125/160 4P: 14 modules.
Connection Insulated Rear Linergy BS Linergy BS Linergy DX 1P, Linergy DX 4P, Linergy DS
Linergy BW busbars multi-stage 160 A 160 A multi-stage
busbars busbars distribution distribution distribution
block block
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Type of connected devices All type All type All type All type All type All type
Distribution block / busbars > page B-22 > page B-18 > page B-16 > page B-35 > page B-35 > page B-38
Connection > page B-23 must be made must be made > page B-35 > page B-35 must be made
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Presentation
1 Manual source-changeover system
To ensure the supply
This is the most simple system. A human operator is required
of energy at all times,
and consequently, the transfer from the source S1 to the
certain electrical source S2 is delayed.
installations are
A manual source-changeover system comprises two or three
connected to two
manually controlled devices (circuit breakers or switch-
sources: disconnectors) that are mechanically interlocked.
>> the normal source
The interlocking system avoids simultaneous connection (even
>> the replacement source that steps in transient) of the two sources.
to supply the installation if the
normal source is not available.
S1 S2
3
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Manual source-changeover
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Type of device Type of interlocking
Complete Toggle Keylock Rotary On base plate Cable-type Cable-type Cable-type
assembly handle with 2 with 3 with 2 devices
devices devices one above
side-by-side side-by-side another
(2) (2)
Possible combinations.
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Connection
S1 device
Upstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
S2 device
Downstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
600 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be controlled
automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
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650
Connection
S1 device
Upstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
S2 device
Downstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
600 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be controlled
automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
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650
Connection
S1 device
Upstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
S2 device
Downstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
600 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be controlled
automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
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650
Connection
S1 device
Upstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
S2 device
Downstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made (1)
600 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be controlled
automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
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650
Connection
S1 device
Upstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made
S2 device
Downstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made
600 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be
controlled automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
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Connection
S1 device
Upstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made
S2 device
Downstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made
400 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be controlled
automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
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Connection
S1 device
Upstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made
S2 device
Downstream connection Front connections supplied with the device
Connection must be made
400 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be controlled
automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
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Mounting Horizontal
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Devices
NS630b/1000
3P 4P
Number of devices per row 2
Number of vertical modules 13
Mounting plates 03491
Front plates upstream -
[No. of vertical with cut-out 03695 [13]
modules]
downstream -
Mechanical interlock 33890 33890
Characteristics Interlocking of direct rotary handles.
The devices are equipped with a direct rotary handle.
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Source-changeover
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A
ON
I
reset
O
OFF
Devices
NSX100/250 NSX400/630
3P 4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 2 2
Number of vertical modules 10 10
Mounting plates 03428 03458
Front plates upstream 03802 [2] -
[No. of vertical with cut-out 03245 [5] 03659 [10]
modules]
downstream 03803 [3] -
Mechanical interlock LV429369 LV429369 LV432621 LV432621
Characteristics Interlocking of rotary handles
The devices are equipped with a rotary handle.
They are mounted on a dedicated mounting plate.
A-58
Mounting Horizontal
DD383811.eps
DD383812.eps
400 150
650
Devices
NSX100/250 NSX400/630
Number of devices per row 2 2
Number of vertical modules 8 10
Mounting plates 03417 (1) 03457 (2)
Front plates with 03616 [8] 03656 [10]
[No. of vertical cut-out
mod.]
Characteristics The devices are equipped with motor mechanisms.
(1) Order mounting plate + IVE electrical interlocking unit for NSX100/250 (cat. no. 29350 for AC or 29351 for DC version).
(2) Order mounting plate + IVE electrical interlocking unit for NSX400/630 (cat. no. 32610 for AC or 32611 for DC version).
Incoming and busbar connections to be made.
Distribution Downstream in cubicle
Mounting Controller
DD383813.eps
400 150
650
MERLIN GERIN
MERLIN GERIN
Devices
UA or BA controller
Number of devices per row 1
Number of vertical modules 4
Mounting plates 03417
Front plates with cut-out 03671 [4]
[No. of vertical
mod.]
Characteristics When a UA, BA or UA150 automatic controller is added together with an ACP mounting plate, the sources can be controlled
automatically according to a number of programmed operating modes.
A-59
DD381537.eps
Dd383707.eps
400 150
650
Distribution
A-60
Dd381539.eps
Dd383708.eps
400 150
650
Distribution
A-61
Fusegear
Presentation
PB107274_22.eps
>> distribution switchboards
>> disconnection, isolation, locking and
PB104875.eps
PB104876.eps
Installation
PB104887.eps
Easy implementation
Fupact fusegear can be installed on mounting plates
or mounted directly on the busbars. Installation is
made easy by special components for each type of
mounting and clear instructions in accordance with
standard working practices.
Maximum safety
Positioning and mounting of the devices in the
switchboard and the percentage of space occupied
take into account temperature rise, short-circuit
withstand capacities, clearances, etc.
A-62
Mounting Through cut-out front plate Through a 2/3 cut-out front plate Accessories
DD384443.EPS
DD384444.EPS
DD384445.EPS
400 150
650
Devices
ISFL160 ISFL160 ISFL250/400/630
Number of devices per row 9 10 5 -
Number of vertical modules 11 24 24 -
Mounting plates 03545 + (1) 03546 + (1) 03546 (1) + (2) -
Length adapter - + 5 x LV480870 (2) - -
Conversion kit for direct conn. - + 5 x LV480854 (2) - -
Front plates with cut-out 03736 [11] - - -
[No. of vertical FAV 2/3 - 03735 [24] 03735 [24] -
mod.]
CSP 12 mod. - 08562 08562 -
Side frame door cut-out 2 x LV480868 2 x LV480868 2 x LV480868 -
Blanking plate 03740 03740 03741 (3) -
Busbars cover - - - 04860
Characteristics b The fuses are installed on the horizontal bars b The fuses are installed on the horizontal bars
which are in turn supported by a mounting plate which are in turn supported by a mounting plate
b The front plates are secured to the hinged front b The front of the cubicle is made up of two parts:
plate support frame. v 2/3 cut-out front plate allowing introduction of the
b The front may be covered either by a cover frame fuses
or a plain or transparent door. v 1/3 front plate support frame (12 modules) on
b Current transformers can be installed behind ISFL which the functional units are mounted
fuse-switch disconnectors. b The front may be covered either by a cover frame
or a plain or transparent door.
b Current transformers can be installed behind ISFL
fuse-switch disconnectors.
(1) The bars are made by the customer: for choice of bars, see pages B-12 to B-19.
(2) Adaptation accessories LV480870 + LV480855 used to:
b install two ISFL160 devices on a mounting plate 03546
b mix ISFL devices.
(3) Use 2 blanking plates per device.
Note: for ISFL160, by fixing screws only.
Connection Direct
Devices
ISFL160/630
Connection By cables or directly on the busbars with clamp fixing or pressure fixing
Distribution
Devices
ISFL160/630
Downstream connection With cable
Note: for determining the busbar, see page D-60.
A-63
Dd383589.eps
Dd383590.eps
400 150
650
Devices
ISFT100 ISFT100N ISFT160 ISFT250 ISFT400 ISFT630 ISFT100N ISFT160
Number of devices per row 5 8 4 2 2 1 6 4
Number of vertical modules 6 8 6 9 9 10 8 6
Mounting plates 03554 03553 03556 03557 03557 03557 03555 03555
Front plates with cut-out 03320 [6] 03325 [8] 03321 [6] 03322 [9] 03323 [9] 03324 [8] 03325 [8] 03321 [6]
[No. of vertical downstream - - - - - 03802 [2] - -
mod.]
Connection Direct
Devices
ISFT100 ISFT100N ISFT160 ISFT250 ISFT400 ISFT630 ISFT100N ISFT160
Connection must be made
Downstream, with cable or flexible bars
Short terminal shields - - 49880 - - - - -
Long terminal shields - LV480756 2 x 49869 2 x 49872 2 x 49875 2 x 49876 - 2 x 49869
Distribution
A-64
Mounting Horizontal
DD384452.EPS
DD384453.EPS
400 150
650
Devices
INF32/40 INF63 INF100/160 INF200 INF250 INF400 INF600/800
3P/4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Number of vertical modules 3 5 5 7 7 8 11
Mounting plates 03540 03541 03541 03534 03534 03535 03536
Front plates with cut-out 03313 [3] 03314 [5] 03314 [5] 03727 [7] 03727 [7] 03729 [8] 03730 [11]
[No. of vertical
mod.]
Mounting Vertical
DD381858.EPS
DD381859.eps
150
400 650
Devices
INF32/40 INF63 INF100/160 INF200 INF250 INF400 INF600/800
3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P 4P
Number of devices per row 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1
Number of vertical modules 3 5 5 9 9 9 11
Mounting plates 03540 03541 03541 03537 03537 03537 03537
Front plates upstream - - - 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03801 [1] 03802 [2]
[No. of vertical with cut-out 03312 [3] 03313 [3] 03314 [5] 03315 [5] 03315 [5] 03728 [6] 03728 [6] 03728 [6] 03728 [6]
mod.]
downstream - - - 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03802 [2] 03803 [3]
Connection Direct
Devices
INF32/40 INF63 INF100/160 INF200 INF250 INF400 INF600/800
3P/4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P/4P 3P/4P
Short terminal shields - - - LV480550 (1) LV480552 (1) LV480554 (1) LV480556 (1)
Long terminal shields - - LV480445 (1) LV480551 (1) LV480553 (1) LV480555 (1) LV480557 (1)
(1) Set of 1: 3 x 3P, 4 x 4P.
DD381860.EPS
A-65
Presentation
DD385374.EPS
Prisma P cubicles can be used for installation of the new
“VarplusCan” power factor correction modules designed
to improve power system quality and reduce consumption
of reactive energy.
Installation
DD385395.eps
DD385437.eps
Device installation
VarplusCan with self :
>> No. of power factor correction modules per cubicle: 4
>> Power range (kvar): 200
>> C atalogue number: 03979.
VarplusCan without self :
>> No. of power factor correction modules per cubicle: 5
>> Power range (kvar): 500
>> C atalogue number: 03979.
A-66
DD385372.eps
DD385426.eps
400 150
650
600 150
650
Cover panels Roof with cut-out Fan + top hood Top hood without Outlet grill Fan with filter Spare filter
D = 400 mm D = 600 mm fan
Catalogue number 08478 08678 NSYCVF575M230MF NSYCAC228RMF NSYCAG291LPF NSYCVF850M230PF NSYCAF228R
Characteristics A roof with a cut-out Fan characteristics b Material: steel b Material: b Power: 150/195 W For outlet grill
ensures natural b Power: 85 W b Finishing parts: Injected b Input voltage: or filter IP54,
ventilation of the b Input voltage: 230 V painted with thermoplastic 207 V... 244 V cut-out
equipment. b Throughput via outlet grill : epoxy-polyester (ASA PC). (230 V) 228 x 228 mm
It can also be equipped v with 1 outlet grill: resin, textured self- b Throughput via
with two fans. 350 m3/hr RAL 7035 grey extinguishing outlet grill:
v Free with filter: 575 m3/hr b IP54 according to v with 1 outlet grill:
b Noise level: 64 dB. b Fixing to the top UL 94 V-0 (m3/h):
Top hood characteristics by means of b RAL 7035 grey 718 (50 Hz)
b Material: steel caged nuts and b IP54 568 (60 Hz)
b Finishing parts: painted with special screws b Free with filter: 838
epoxy-polyester resin, textured (50 Hz)
RAL 7035 grey 803 (60 Hz)
b IP54 b Noise level: 76/75
b Fixing to the top by means of dB
caged nuts and special screws
Others
DD381159.eps
Dd381164.eps
Dd381165.eps
Dd381166.eps
400 650 150
DD383817.eps
Dd381169.eps
400 650 150
A-68
DD383114.eps
DD383112.eps
DD383113.eps
400 650 150
DD383117.eps
400 650 150
Connection
Accessories
Earthing wire 6 mm² 08911
A-69
DD382954.eps
DD382952.eps
400 650 150
Devices
Single-phase (Ph + N) 3-phase (3 Ph + N)
Number of devices per row 3 2
Number of vertical modules 6 9
Mounting plates 03157 03152
Front plates transparent 03343 [6] 03344 [9]
[No. of vertical mod.] or plain 03806 [6] 03807 [9]
Insulating 03154 03154
plate
Adapter 03595 03595
Accessories M5 spacers for mounting plate > page A-75
Note: meters can be installed at different levels on the functional uprights of frameworks.
A-70
Others
Device mounting 1
On an interface with plastic mounting plates, >> In the device zone of enclosures and cubicles,
H = 150 mm (3 modules) like a front plate
Dd381705.eps
2
>> On a door with cut-outs in a 300 or 400 mm wide
cubicle
Dd381684.eps
The interface is made up of a metal front plate and
plastic mounting plates that clip onto the front plate: 40
60
10 A
0
10 A
0
Dd381687.eps
60
40
10 A
0
>> Devices are attached directly to the metal front plate. Note: to maintain the IP55 degree of protection,
>> Blanking plates are available to blank off any unused the measurement devices must be installed
locations. behind a transparent door.
>> Economical solution. If they are installed on a plain door, use the
corresponding mounting plates.
Possible installation
Catalogue number 03904 03928 03910 03911 03913 03912 03914
CSP (08564, 08566) b b b b b b b
L300/L400 with cut-out (08593, 08594) b b b b b - -
Note: device mounting on door: earthing braid (cat. no. 08910) or earthing wire (cat. no. 08911) mandatory.
A-71
Others
Number and type of Metal front plate with No. of Plastic Blanking plate or devices support
devices per row cut-out vertical mounting
mod. plates
with
cut-out
Mounting on an interface with plastic mounting plates
To blank-off or install:
DD385465.eps
DD385466.eps
- 1 to 4 Ø 16 or 22 mm buttons
Vigirex (1) and others
DD385458.eps
5 x 72 x 72 - 1 device, 45 x 45
devices 72 x 72
03902 03900
3
To blank-off or install:
DD385467.eps
DD385468.eps
-1 to 4 Ø 16 or 22 mm buttons
Power Meter (2) and - 1 device, 45 x 45
4 x 96 x 96
others devices 96 x 96 - one 72 x 72 device
03904 03903 03901
Mounting on an inclined visor by 30° with plastic mounting plates
To blank-off or install:
DD385465.eps
DD385466.eps
- 1 to 4 Ø 16 or 22 mm buttons
Vigirex (1) and others - 1 device, 45 x 45
DD385459.eps
5 x 72 x 72
devices 72 x 72
03902 03900
3
To blank-off or install:
DD385467.eps
DD385468.eps
-1 to 4 Ø 16 or 22 mm buttons
Power Meter and
(2)
- 1 device, 45 x 45
4 x 96 x 96
others devices 96 x 96 - one 72 x 72 device
03928 (3) 03903 03901
Direct mounting on a metal front plate with cut-outs
72 x 72 device
Direct To blank-off or install:
DD385460.eps
DD385469.eps
mounting - 1 or 2 Ø 22 mm buttons
- 1 device, 45 x 45
Vigirex (1) and others
6 x 72 x 72 3
devices 72 x 72
03910 - 03907
96 x 96 device
Direct To blank-off or install:
DD385461.eps
DD385470.eps
mounting - 1 or 2 Ø 22 mm buttons
- 1 device, 45 x 45
Power Meter (2) and
6 x 96 x 96 3 - one 72 x 72 device
others devices 96 x 96
03911 - 03908
Direct To blank-off or install:
DD385462.eps
DD385470.eps
mounting - 1 or 2 Ø 22 mm buttons
- 1 device, 45 x 45
Power Meter (2) and
1 x 96 x 96 3 - one 72 x 72 device
others devices 96 x 96
03913 - 03908
144 x 144 device + 72 x 72 devices
Direct To blank-off or install:
DD385463.eps
DD385469.eps
144
1x x mounting - 1 or 2 Ø 22 mm buttons
144 - 1 device, 45 x 45
144 x 144 device
+ + 4
devices 72 x 72
4 x 72 x 72
03912 - 03907
Pushbuttons and lamps Ø 22 mm
Direct
DD385464.eps
mounting
12 x Ø 22 mm 2
03914 - -
(1) RHU, RH10P, RH21P, RH99 relays, RM12T multiplexer.
(2) PM200 / PM700 / PM800, FDM121.
(3) The visor (cat. no. 03928) can be installed on a plain door with cut-out.
A-72
Others
DD381716.eps
DD381694.eps
DD384028.eps
Dd383019.eps
400 650 150
com
DMB300
Digipact
2 ?
P
Powerlogic
system
U
CM
4000
3 I
select
4
1
1
t
s
m
Devices
PM400/500/ PM5500 CM3000 CM4000 DMB300 DMC300 Digipact
700/800/ /400 DC150 data concentrator (1) + SC150
5100/5300 indication and control module CLS150,
FDM121 UM100, IM100 (72 x 72 mm cases) (2)
Number of vertical mod. 3 3 4 6 3 4 4
Mounting plates or DIN rail - 03402 03571 03572 - - -
Front plates plain - 03803 03804 [4] 03806 [6] - - 03804 [4]
with 03911 [3] - 03918 03918 03916 [3] 03917 [4] -
cut-out
Slotted mounting plates - - - - - - 03571
Characteristics Metal front plate with Installation in the device compartment
cut-out 96 x 96
(1) Example of a data concentrator in a 300 mm wide compartment :
Dd380859.eps
(2) For CLS150, UM100, IM100 (72 x 72 mm cases), see page A-71.
Note: the PM5500 (catalogue number METSEPM5563) is mounted on a DIN rail.
Dd381699.eps
Dd381698.eps
MERLIN
GERIN 10 A
0
Vigirex
RM12
Devices
IM400 or XML308/316 or XML308/316 or IM10 / IM10H IM20H / IM20H IM9, IM9-OL
XM300C XM300C XM300C HV-IM20 /
with 3 XD301 or with two interfaces with XL308 or with HV-IM400
with 2 XD312 or XLI300 or XTU300 XL316
with XD301 + or XD308C
XD312
Number of vertical mod. 6 4 4 4 3 3
Modular rail - - - 03401 - 03401
Mounting plates 03930 03931 03931 - - -
Front plates with cut-outs 03932 03933 03933 03934 03911 03203
Characteristics Installation in the device compartment
Dd381722.eps
4 5
3
2
GERIN
MERLIN
3
4 5 A
Vigirex 2
RH10M
on A
Reset
fault
Test
no trip
Test
Devices
RH10/RH21/RH99 relays (2) RMH relay Lamps, pushbuttons Ammeter, voltmeter
RHU/RH197M relays (2) RM12T multiplexer (2)
Number of vertical mod. 3 3 2 3
Modular rail 03401 03401 03401 03401
Front plates with cut-outs 03203 03203 03202 03203
Characteristics Installation in the device compartment
(2) For 72 x 72 mm cases, see page A-71.
A-73
Others
Reserve space
DD381583.eps
400
Reserve space
DD381583.eps
650
A-74
Others
Clip-nuts
Mounting For slotted mounting plates For modular rails For lateral and longitudinal
cross-members
Dd381313.eps
DD381312.eps
Dd381612.eps
M4 03180 03164 -
M5 03181 03165 -
M6 03182 03166 03194
Characteristics Set of 20 Set of 20 Set of 20
Mounting of various devices Mounting of various devices Mounting in cubicles
Pratic raiser
Raiser
DD381576.eps
DD381314.eps
Hexagonal spacers
Hexagonal spacers
Dd380828.eps
Dd380828.eps
Dd380828.eps
Dd380828.eps
Dd380828.eps
DD381577.eps
DD382920.eps
DD383078.eps
A-75
Prisma G adapter
W = 500 W = 250
DD381603.eps
Catalogue number 03595 03596
Characteristics For installation in a device compartment W = 650 mm For installation in a device compartment W = 400 mm
Kit with four lateral and two longitudinal cross-members that can be depth adjusted.
Installation of components, notably the functional mounting plates, the Linergy BW insulated busbars and the 400 A rear
Linergy BS busbars.
Note: the adapter 03595 can be used for all mounting plates, except 03030.
The Linergy BW busbars can be positioned to the left, middle or right of the modular row.
Depth adjustable, the busbars can be supplied by a Compact INS switch-disconnector or a fixed/withdrawable Compact NSX circuit breaker, whatever the type of
operating system (toggle, rotary handle, motor mechanism).
For Linergy BW busbars, order two adapters (03595 x 2).
Dd381309.eps
400 650 150
A-76
Dd381178.eps
Dd381175.eps
Dd381176.eps
400 650 150
Dd381187.eps
Dd381310.eps
Dd381186.eps
400 650 150
A-77
Others
Dd381632.eps
Dd381622_R.eps
DD381629.eps
Dd381633.eps
Dd381618.eps
Dd381621.eps
Catalogue number 04262 04263 04239 04243
Characteristics Set of 12 Set of 2 x 1 m Set of 12 Set of 4 covers of 430 mm
Horizontal cable straps have
the same capacity as
60 x 30 mm trunking.
Trunking supports
Type Horizontal trunking supports Adaptable support for horizontal trunking
Dd382924.eps
Dd382320.eps
Dd381626.eps
Dd382922.eps
Trunkings
Type Vertical trunkings Horizontal trunkings Cable trunkings for doors
80 x 60 mm 60 x 30 mm 30 x 30 mm
Dd381640.eps
Dd381639.eps
Dd381641.eps
A-78
DD381556.eps
DD381557.eps
Dd381638.eps
Catalogue number 08773 08774 08776 08778 08794 08796
Characteristics W = 300 W = 400 W = 650 W = 800 D = 400 mm D = 200 mm
mm mm mm mm
Set of 4, supplied with the necessary hardware for For frameworks that are 400 mm deep, assign a 400 mm deep
connection to the framework. Cable-tie supports are support to a 200 mm deep support.
used to correctly position the cables in the connection
compartment.
Dd383425.eps
DD381581.eps
Dd381580.eps
400 650 150
A-79
Others
Fixed lighting
Fixed lighting
DD384098.eps
650
A-80
Main distribution
Busbars presentation Linergy LGYE 630 A to 4000 A
Horizontal/vertical B-8
Horizontal and lateral busbars B-9
Linergy LGY busbars presentation
Lateral busbars B-10
Linergy BS busbars presentation
Horizontal and lateral busbars B-11
Power busbars
Linergy LGYE
Horizontal profiles up to 4000 A B-12
Linergy BS
Horizontal busbars up to 4000 A B-13
Linergy LGY
Lateral profiles up to 3200 A B-14
Linergy LGYE
Lateral profiles up to 4000 A B-15
Linergy BS
Lateral flat busbars up to 4000 A B-16
Linergy LGY
Rear profiles up to 1600 A B-17
Linergy BS
Rear busbars up to 1600 A B-18
Linergy - Accessories B-19
Linergy BW
Insulated busbars up to 630 A B-22
Linergy BS
Rear busbars up to 400 A B-24
Multi-stage busbars up to 630 A B-25
Multi-stage distribution block up to 630 A B-26
Incomer accessories up to 630 A B-27
Distribution blocks
Linergy DP
Quick distribution blocks B-28
Device feeders
Linergy FC
Feeders for Compact NSX & INS B-30
Insulated flexible bars B-32
Distribution blocks
Linergy DX
Quick distribution blocks B-34
Device feeders
Linergy FM
Quick device feeders B-36
Distribution blocks
Linergy DS
Screw distribution blocks B-38
Device feeders
Linergy FH
Comb busbar for 27 mm pitch for C120, NG125 B-40
Comb busbar for 18 mm pitch for Acti 9 B-41
Comb busbar for 9 mm pitch for Acti 9, C60 B-43
Horizontal comb busbar for 18 mm pitch for Domae B-45
Horizontal biconnect comb busbar for 18 mm pitch B-46
Terminal blocks and lines
Linergy TA
Auxiliary connections B-47
Linergy TB
Earth bars B-48
PE conductor B-49
Secondary distribution
Linergy TB terminal block support B-50
Linergy TR
Introduction B-51
Terminal blocks B-52
Prisma functional system B-54
Main distribution
Form 1 partitioning B-55
Covering the supply terminals on the incoming device B-56
Form 2 partitioning B-57
Form 3 partitioning B-59
Form 4 partitioning B-61
Other partitions B-63
B-1
B-2
Discover how
Linergy LGYE-LGY
generation of low-voltage
switchboards in your
hands.
B-3
B-4
B-5
B-6
B-7
Mounting
Light compatibility
Economical
Multiple
adaptations
Simplification
Time saving
Direct connection
Connection
modularity
Unchanged
fasteners
Easier access
B-8
Installation
Dd384518.EPS
Busbar type
>>Horizontal busbar:
bb functionalized profiled busbar
L = 2000 mm
bb for 630 to 2500 A busbars, a single strip is
incorporated over the entire length
bb for 3200 to 4000 A busbars, a double strip
is incorporated over the entire length.
Installation
DD384555.EPS
Busbar type
>>Vertical busbar:
bb functionalized profiled busbar
L = 2000 mm to be re-cut to 1675 mm for
connection with horizontal busbar from
1600 to 2500 A.
bb functionalized profiled busbar
L = 2000 mm to be re-cut to 1620 mm for
connection with horizontal busbar from
3200 to 4000 A.
B-9
Installation
Dd382326.eps
Type of busbar
>>Very rigid profile to improve withstand to
electrodynamic forces.
>>Connection points accessible from the
front and adjustable from top to bottom.
>>Compatible with all Prisma P prefabricated
connections.
Installation
DD382327R.eps
Equipotential link
DD382576.eps
B-10
Installation
DD385438.eps
Installation
Dd383709.EPS
Type of busbar
>>Linergy BS bars with holes, W = 1675 mm,
5 mm thick (up to 1600 A)
>>Linergy BS bars with holes, W = 1675 mm,
10 mm thick (up to 2500 A)
>>Two 10 mm holes every 25 mm along the
entire length of the busbars.
>>Prisma P prefabricated connections cannot
be used with these busbars.
Lateral Linergy BS busbar for switchboards up to 3200 A.
Adapts to all profiles of the horizontal Linergy LGYE busbar.
B-11
DD385350.eps
DD385356.eps
DD385357.eps
DD385349.eps
DD385352.eps
DD385354.eps
DD385355.eps
DD385353.eps
DD385351.eps
60 60 60 60 60
100 100
23 23 23 23 23 150
150
31 31
31 31
DD381225-LIN.eps
DD385513.eps
DD385514.eps
DD384520-LIN.eps
Fixed support Free support 04662 Fixed support 04665 Free support 04678
04664
Characteristics Two fixed supports for 650 mm or 650 + 150 mm wide Prisma P frameworks and one fixed support for 300/400
mm wide Prisma P frameworks are mandatory. If more supports are required, use free supports.
Note: in case of 600 mm depth with 115 mm between centers, replace 04664 fixed support by 04665 and 04662
free support by 04678.
In cubicle Number of y 15 2
W = 650 or supports y 25 2
W = 650+150 depending on y 30 2
busbar Icw (kA rms/1 s)
supports y 40 - 2
75 mm between y 50 - 2
centres y 60 - 2+1 2
y 65 - 2+1
y 75 - 2+1
y 85 - 2+1
y 100 - 2+2
Catalogue Fixed support 04664 04664 + 04671 (1) (hardware) 04664 + 04646 (2) (hardware)
numbers Free support 04662 04662 + 04671 (1) (hardware) 04662 + 04646 (2) (hardware)
In duct Number of supports y 60 1
W = 300 depending on Icw y 85 1+1
busbar (kA rms/1 s) y 100 - 1+1
supports
75 mm between Catalogue Fixed support 04664 04664 + 04671 (1) (hardware) 04664 + 04646 (2) (hardware)
centres numbers Free support 04662 04662 + 04671 (1) (hardware) 04662 + 04646 (2) (hardware)
In duct Number of supports y 50 1
W = 400 depending on Icw y 85 1+1
busbar (kA rms/1 s)
supports y 100 - 1+1
75 mm between Catalogue Fixed support 04664 04664 + 04671 (1) (hardware) 04664 + 04646 (2) (hardware)
centres numbers Free support 04662 04662 + 04671 (1) (hardware) 04662 + 04646 (2) (hardware)
(1) 04671: mounting hardware for bars or profile H = 100 or 120 mm. Comprises 2 threaded rods and 4 insulators.
(2) 04646: mounting hardware for bars or profile H = 150 mm. Comprises 12 threaded rods and 24 insulators
Joints
Up to 1600 A Up to 2500 A Up to 4000 A
630 A 800 A 1000 A 1250 A 1600 A 2000 A 2500 A 3200 A 4000 A
DD384535-LIN.eps
DD384615-LIN.eps
DD384588-LIN.eps
04624
04620 04623
Catalogue numbers 3 x 04620 (3P) 3 x 04621 (3P) 3 x 04623 (3P)
4 x 04620 + 04624 (4P) 4 x 04621 + 04624 (4P) 4 x 04623 + 04624 (4P)
Note 04624 is mandatory in case of jointed 4P Linergy LGYE busbars installations and must be installed only at the junction on
side-by-side frameworks combination. When installed at the bottom of cubicles, the busbars must be partitioned.
Note: for accesories, see page B-19.
B-12
Flat bars
Installation Up to 1600 A Up to 4000 A
Copper without holes, 2000 mm wide
Permissible current for an ambient IP y 31 800 A 1000 A 1400 A 1800 A 1800 A 2050 A 2300 A 2820 A 3300 A 3760 A
temperature of 35 °C around the IP > 31 750 A 900 A 1250 A 1600 A 1600 A 1850 A 2000 A 2500 A 2900 A 3340 A
switchboard
Size of bars (mm) 60 x 5 80 x 5 60 x 5 80 x 5 80 x 10 50 x 10 60 x 10 80 x 10 100 x 10 120 x 10
Number of bars per phase 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2
Total number of vertical modules (50 mm) 3 4
Catalogue numbers 04536 04538 04536 04538 04548 04545 04546 04548 04550 04552
Busbar supports
DD385513.eps
DD385514.eps
DD381229-LIN-30.eps
DD381226-LIN-15.eps
DD381225-LIN-15.eps
Fixed support 04664 Free support 04662 Fixed support 04665 Free support 04678
In cubicle Characteristics Two fixed supports for 650 mm, 650 + 150 mm wide frameworks and one fixed support for 300/400 mm wide
W = 650 or Prisma P frameworks are mandatory. If more supports are required, use free supports.
W = 650+150 Note: in case of 600 mm depth with 115 mm between centers, replace 04664 fixed support by 04665 and
busbar 04662 free support by 04678.
supports Number of supports y 15 2
75 mm between depending on Icw y 25 2+1 2
centres (kA rms/1 s) y 30 2+1 2
y 40 2+1
y 50 - 2+1 2
y 60 - 2+1
y 65 - 2+1
y 75 - 2+2 2+1
y 85 - - 2+1
Catalogue Fixed support 04664 04664 04664 + 04671 (1) (hardware)
numbers Free support 04662 04662 04662 + 04671 (1) (hardware)
In duct Number of supports y 30 1
W = 300 depending on Icw y 50 1+1 1
busbar (kA rms/1 s) y 85 - 1+1
supports
75 mm between Catalogue Fixed support 04664 04664 04664 + 04671 (1) (hardware)
centres numbers Free support 04662 04662 04662 + 04671 (1) (hardware)
In duct Number of supports y 25 1
W = 400 depending on Icw y 40 1+1 1
busbar (kA rms/1 s)
supports y 50 1+1
75 mm between y 85 - 1+1
centres Catalogue Fixed support 04664 04664 04664 + 04671 (1) (hardware)
numbers Free support 04662 04662 04662 + 04671 (1) (hardware)
(1) 04671: mounting hardware for bars or profile H = 100 or 120 mm. Comprises 2 threaded rods and 4 insulators.
Joints
Installation Up to 1600 A Up to 4000 A
1 bar per phase 2 bars per phase 1 bar per 2 bars per phase
phase
Size of bars (mm) 60 x 5 80 x 5 60 x 5 80 x 5 80 x 10 50 x 10 60 x 10 80 x 10 100 x 10 120 x 10
Sliding joints with torque nut
DD381227-LIN.eps
DD381231-LIN.eps
DD385358.eps
B-13
Dd381233-LIN-7.eps
DD381234-LIN-7.eps
DD381235-LIN-7.eps
DD385495.eps
DD385496.eps
DD381235-LIN-7.eps
DD385495.eps
DD385496.eps
630 A 800 A 1000 A 1250 A 1600 A 2 x 1000 A 2 x 1250 A 2 x 1600 A
Permissible current for an ambient IP y 31 680 A 840 A 1040 A 1290 A 1650 A 2000 A 2500 A 3200 A
temperature of 35 °C around the IP > 31 590 A 760 A 950 A 1170 A 1480 A 1820 A 2260 A 2920 A
switchboard
Number of profiles per phase 1 2
Catalogue numbers 04502 04503 04504 04505 04506 04504 04505 04506
Busbar supports
DD380741-LIN.eps
DD381509New_modif-LIN-25.eps
387,5 mm
maxi
700 mm
maxi
Number of y 25 3 2x3
supports y 30 - 3 2x3
depending y 40 - 3 2x3
on Icw (kA
rms/1 s) y 50 - 4 2x3
y 60 - 5 2x4
y 65 - 5 2x4
y 75 - 7 2x5
y 85 - 8 2x5
Catalogue Fixed support 04651
numbers
Chock 01109
Equipotential links
3 equipments must - Connection
DD382327R-20.eps
DD382576-LIN-30.eps
be installed made with a flat
between the 80 x 10 mm
busbars. busbar between
2 W150 ducts
y 1600 A
Characteristics Supplied with mounting hardware.
Catalogue numbers include 1 connection only: 1 connection per phase.
Cat. no. according to horizontal busbar size 04602 (vertical connection)
04603 (vertical shifted connection) (1)
(1) Dedicated connection 04603 for Linergy LGYE busbar in 150 mm duct with horizontal jointing
(2) 04642: mounting hardware for bars > 80 mm. Comprises 2 threaded rods.
B-14
DD385350.eps
DD385357.eps
DD385349.eps
DD385352.eps
DD385354.eps
DD385355.eps
DD385353.eps
DD385356.eps
DD385351.eps
60 60 60 60 60
100 100
23 23 23 23 23
150 150
31 31
31 31
DD385408.eps
DD380829-LIN_1.eps
DD381650-LIN_1.eps
DD384607-LIN_1_1.eps
DD384576-LIN_1.eps
Chocks installed on a bottom support 04658 Chocks installed on a bottom support 04659
Characteristics The bottom support maintains the sections in position.
It is not considered a busbar support.
In duct Catalogue Bottom support 04663 04666 + 04661
W150, W = 300 numbers Chocks 04658 04659
Connections to the horizontal Linergy LGYE busbars
DD384575-4vis-LIN_1.eps
DD384575-LIN_1.eps
2000/2500 A 3200/4000 A
Characteristics Supplied with mounting hardware.
Catalogue numbers include 1 connection only: 1 connection per phase.
Cat. no. according to horizontal busbar size 04604 (short connection) 04607
04605 (long connection)
(1) 04671: mounting hardware for bars or profile H = 100 or 120 mm. Comprises 2 threaded rods and 4 insulators.
(2) 04646: mounting hardware for bars or profile H = 150 mm. Comprises 12 threaded rods and 24 insulators
B-15
Flat bars
Up to 1600 A Up to 4000 A
In duct W150 W150 2x W300
W150
Copper without holes,
DD381505-LIN.eps
1675 mm wide
Permissible current for an ambient IP y 31 800 A 1000 A 1400 A 1800 A 1200 A 1400 A 1800 A 2050 A 2300 A 2820 A 3200 A 3200 A 3760 A
temperature of 35 °C around the IP > 31 750 A 900 A 1250 A 1600 A 1080 A 1250 A 1600 A 1850 A 2000 A 2500 A 2820 A 2820 A 3340 A
switchboard
Size of bars (mm) 60 x 5 80 x 5 60 x 5 80 x 5 50 x 10 60 x 10 80 x 10 50 x 10 60 x 10 80 x 10 80 x 10 100 x 10 120 x 10
Number of bars per phase 1 2 1 2
Catalogue numbers 04516 04518 04516 04518 04525 04526 04528 04525 04526 04528 04528 04550 04552
Busbar supports
Description Attach directly to the framework.
DD380724A.eps
Three fixed supports are required to maintain the busbars. If more than three supports are required, use additional
IL[H PP
PD[L free supports.
The bottom support maintains the bars in position.
PP It is not considered a busbar support.
PD[L
YRODQW Note: In case of 600 mm depth with 115 mm between centers, replace 04661 fixed support by 04668 and 04662
free support by 04678 and 04663 or 04666 bottom support by 04673.
PP
IL[H PD[L y 15
Number of 3 3 2x3
supportsy 25 3+2 3 3 2x3
depending
PP on Icw y 30 3+2 3+2 3 2x3
PD[L
YRODQW y 40
(kA rms/1 s) 3+4 3+2 3+2 2x3
y 50 - 3+4 3+2 2x3
PP
IL[H PD[L y 60 - 3+4 3+2 2 x 3+2
PP
y 65 - 3+4 3+2 2 x 3+2
PD[L
FDODJH y 75 - - 3+6 3+4 2 x 3+2
y 85 - - 3+4 2 x 3+2
In duct Catalogue Fixed support 04661 2x 04661 + 04671
W150, W = 300 numbers 04661
busbar Free support 04662 2x 04662 + 04671
supports 04662
75 mm
between Bottom support 04663 2x 04666 + 04661
centres 04663
DD385418.eps
Characteristics For busbars with 75 mm between Catalogue numbers 04636 and 04637 include 1 connection only.
centres, the bars must fully Order 1 connection per phase.
overlap. Reference 04642 consists of 2 M8 x 140 screws which can replace the original
To satisfy safety clearances, the M8 x 120 screws.
assembly points on adjacent
bars must be staggered as shown
above.(1)
DD383399_R-LIN.eps
1 bar per phase 2 bars per 1 bar per phase 2 bars per phase
double 2 bars per phase
phase BB
Size of vertical bars (mm) 60 x 5 80 x 5 60 x 5 80 x 5 50 x 10 60 x 10 80 x 10 50 x 10 60 x 10 80 x 10 80 x 10 100 x 10 120 x 10
Catalogue number of the y 80 mm 04645 (2) 04636 04637 04637 2x 04645 (2) 04645 (2)
connecting part according to 04637
the size of the horizontal bars 100 mm 04645 (2) 04636 + 04642 04637 04637 + 04642 04637 04645 (2) 04645 (2)
+ 04642 +2x
04642
120 mm 04645 (2) 04648 04648 04648 2x 04645 (2) 04645 (2)
04648
(1) Drilling diagram for horizontal busbars, 5 mm thick. Drilling diagram for horizontal busbars, 10 mm thick.
12,5
DD384320-LIN.eps
DD383398-LIN.eps
50/60/80/100
35 35 12,5
55 11 55
75 75
111 111
60
80
(2) Sides screws. 100
B-16
DD381234-LIN-7.eps
DD381235-LIN-7.eps
DD385495.eps
DD385496.eps
Dd381233-LIN-7.eps
630 A 800 A 1000 A 1250 A 1600 A
Permissible current for an ambient IP y 31 680 A 840 A 1040 A 1290 A 1650 A
temperature of 35 °C around the switchboard IP > 31 590 A 760 A 950 A 1170 A 1480 A
Number of profiles per phase 1
Catalogue numbers 04502 04503 04504 04505 04506
Busbar supports
DD381242-LIN.eps
DD381241New_modif-LIN.eps
387,5 mm
maxi
350 mm
maxi
Fixed support 04652
Number of y 25 3
350 mm
maxi
supports y 30 - 4
depending
y 40 - 5
on Icw
350 mm (kA rms/1 s) y 50 - 7
maxi
Characteristics Stop to be installed on the bottom support. 01109
DD381243-LIN.eps
(set of 12).
350 mm
maxi
9C-DD381245-ret-LIN.eps
B-17
Flat bars
Up to 1600 A
At the rear of the cubicle L650
Copper with holes,
DD381505-LIN.eps
1670 mm wide
DD380732-LIN.eps
DD381652-LIN.eps
DD380734.eps
Fixed busbar supports 04653 Free busbar supports Mounting chocks 04669
04662
Characteristics Three fixed supports cat. no. 04653 are required to maintain the busbars.
DD381503New_modif-LIN.eps
If more than three supports are required, use additional free supports cat. no. 04662.
PP A metal mounting chock, cat. no. 04669 (set of 100) 5 mm thick, is screwed to the bar. It rests on a
PD[L fixed support and maintains the position of the bar.
DD380815-LIN.eps
PP
PD[L
PP
PD[L
Chock: 1 bar/phase
DD380733-LIN.eps
PP
PD[L
Chock: 2 bars/phase
PP
PD[L
Number of y 15 3 3
supports y 25 3+2 3 3
depending
y 30 3+2 3+2
PP on Icw
PD[L (kA rms/1 s) y 40 3+4 3+2 3+2
y 50 - 3+4 3+2
y 60 - 3+4
y 65 - 3+4
y 75 - - 3+6
y 85 - -
Catalogue numbers 04653 (fixed) + 04662 (free) + 04669 (chock)
Connections to the horizontal Linergy BS flat busbars
DD380730.eps
B-18
Accessories
DD381219-LIN-15.eps
DD381222-LIN-10.eps
DD385390.eps
DD385391.eps
DD385392.eps
Linergy conn. hardware Flat washers Markers Sheets
Linergy Characteristics Set of 20: 20 bolts + 20 nuts + 20 contact washers, class 8.8.
connection The screws slide into the profile and are then locked in the desired position.
hardware Catalogue Width 25 mm 04766
numbers Width 39 mm 04767
Steel flat Characteristics M8 set of 20
washers Catalogue 20 mm ext. Ø 04772
numbers 24 mm ext. Ø 04773
28 mm ext. Ø 04774
Brass flat Characteristics M8 sold in lots of 20 for connection of y 25 mm2 lugs to Linergy
washers Cat. no. 20 mm ext. Ø 04775
Markers Characteristics 12 clip-on supports + N, L1, L2, L3, PE, PEN labels
Catalogue numbers 04794
Characteristics Linergy LGYE busbars connection kit spare part
Catalogue numbers 01130
Sheets Characteristics Set of 12 flat plates with 2 studs + 24 torque nuts + 24 contact washers
The plates slide along the profile.
Cat. no. 2 studs 04768
Characteristics Set of 8 flat plates with 3 studs + 24 torque nuts + 24 contact washers
The plates slide along the profile.
Cat. no. 3 studs 04769
M8 bolts
DD380737.eps
Torque nuts
DD380735.eps
20 M8 torque Characteristics Can be used to obtain the correct tightening torque (28 Nm) recommended by the manufacturer, without
nuts using a torque wrench. Torque nuts may be used for all electrical connections.
Catalogue numbers 04759
Voltage tap-offs
DD380736.eps
20 Voltage Characteristics For small lugs (on low-current cables or measurement tap-offs), insert a conducting washer (cat. no. 04775)
tap-offs M10 between the busbar and the lug.
pour 2 clips 6.35 Catalogue numbers 04229
Note: Jointing between 2 busbars (horizontal/vertical or horizontal/horizontal) must be mandatory done with studs plates.
B-19
Linergy DX 1P 160 A
Linergy DP 3P/4P 250 A
Linergy DS Linergy BW up
p Simplified power supply for to 630 A
main incomers.
p Easy, effortless cabling due to p Compact busbar, ready for
excellent accessibility. installation (supplied complete
with supports and end caps)
> page B-38
> page B-22
Linergy BS multi-stage
distribution block
160 to 630 A
B-20
Linergy FC 100/250 A
Linergy DX
125 to 160 A
Linergy FM
p Spring terminals for electrical
connections that stay tight
63/200 A
p Front designed to integrate
perfectly with modular devices
p reliable spring-terminal
> page B-34 connections requiring no
maintenance
p Fast installation
p Easy upgrades through
replacement or addition of
devices
p Easy balancing of phases
Linergy FH
80 to 125 A
B-21
Description
Dd382578.eps
bb Compact busbar, IPxxB, ready for installation (supplied complete with supports
and end caps)
bb Shaped busbar, threaded M6 with 25-mm pitch, can be cut with 200-mm pitch
(150 mm for the 125 A)
bb Busbar installed on insulating supports, screwed onto the rear uprights
bb Wide selection of tested pre-wired connectors
bb Clip-on covers to protect against direct contact (IPxxB). Can easily be cut to allow
connections to pass through to the switchgear
bb Ends protected by end caps.
Linergy BW busbars
125 A 160 A 250 A 400 A 630 A
Rated peak withstand current (Ipk) 20 k 30 k 30 k 52.5 k 52.5 kÂ
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC 750 V AC 750 V AC 750 V AC 1000 V AC
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 8 kV 8 kV 8 kV 8 kV 8 kV
Rated short-time current (Icw) 8.5 kA rms/1 s 10 kA rms/1 s 13 kA rms/1 s 20 kA rms/1 s 25 kA rms/1 s
Thermal stress (A².s) 7.225 x 107 1.000 x 108 1.690 x 108 4.000 x 108 6.250 x 108
Width (mm) 450 750 1000 1400 1000 1400 1000 1400 1000 1400
Catalogue numbers 3P 04103 04107 04111 04116 04112 04117 04113 04118 04114 04119
4P 04104 04108 04121 04126 04122 04127 04123 04128 04124 04129
Accessories
DD381385-LIN.eps
PB502375-17.eps
Dd382580.eps
DD385348.eps
IPxxB tap-off terminals 200 A connections IPxxB insulating covers Class 8.8 fixing
accessories
12 terminals 12 terminals Covers which can be clipped on M6 x 12 + 20 M6 contact
For 6 mm² (32 A max.) For one 1 to 16 mm2 cable and cut to size are used to washers.
and 10 mm² cable Ui: 750 V isolate the connectors of a
(40 A max.) In: 55 A max. with one cable connection with cables of
Ui: 750 V cross-section 10 to 25 mm2.
In: 55 A max.(1)
Used for bb All switchgear bb All switchgear equipped with bb Linergy FM 200 A
connecting equipped with enclosed enclosed terminals
terminals bb Linergy FM 63/80/160/200 A
bb Linergy FM 160/200 A
Set of 12 12 4 8 20
Cat. no. 04151 04152 04021 04150 04158
(1) Imax = 55 A for connected cables.
Spare parts
DD384952_L13-LIN-30.eps
B-22
Dd383644.eps
Universal power supply units Connections for universal power supply Universal power supply units
without connection block with connections
Devices Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed
bb NSX100/250 bb NSX400/630 bb NSX100/250 bb NSX100/250 bb NSX400/630 bb NSX100/250 bb NSX400 bb NSX630
horizontal with or without Vigi toggle in cubicle with or without with or without horizontal with or horizontal horizontal
rotary handle or in cubicle bb INS-INV250 Vigi in duct Vigi in duct without Vigi bb INS-INV320/400 bb INS-
motor mechanism bb INS-INV320/630 vertical bb INS-INV250 bb INS- bb INS-INV250 horizontal INV500/630
bb Fupact vertical in duct INV320/630 in horizontal horizontal
INF100/160 vertical, duct
Fupact ISFT100/250
Cat. no. 04061 04074 04062 04064 04073 04060 04070 04071
Devices Plug-in base Plug-in base To be made Plug-in base Plug-in base Insulated
bb NSX100/250 bb NSX400/630 with Insulated flexible bars bb NSX100/250 bb NSX400/630 flexible bars
horizontal or without Vigi in horizontal with or without Vigi To be made
rotary handle or cubicle rotary handle or in cubicle
motor mechanism bb INS-INV320/630 motor mechanism in bb INS-INV320/630
bb Fupact cubicle in cubicle
INF100/160 vertical, bb Fupact
Fupact ISFT100/250 INF100/160 vertical,
Fupact ISFT100/250
Cat. no. 04061 04074 See page page B-32 04061 04074 See page B-32
Devices Withdrawable Withdrawable To be made Withdrawable Withdrawable Insulated
bb NSX100/250 bb NSX400/630 with Insulated flexible bars bb NSX100/250 bb NSX400/630 flexible bars
horizontal or without Vigi in horizontal with or without Vigi To be made
rotary handle or cubicle rotary handle or in cubicle
motor mechanism in bb INS-INV320/630 motor mechanism in bb INS-INV320/630
cubicle in cubicle cubicle in cubicle
bb Fupact bb Fupact
INF100/160 vertical, INF100/160 vertical,
Fupact ISFT100/250 Fupact ISFT100/250
Cat. no. 04061 04074 See page page B-32 04061 04074 See page B-32
Prefabricated connections
DD383276-LIN.eps
DD383274-LIN.eps
DD381379-LIN-20.eps
DD383472-LIN.eps
Connections IPxxB 3/4P monobloc conn. IPxxB 3/4P monobloc conn. Connections
35 mm2 ferrule 45 mm2 ferrule Quick connection on the busbar equipped with a male ferrule for -
+ 45° angled + 45° angled enclosed terminals. Neutral identified by the colour blue.
connector connector
Rated operational (Ie) 125 A 160 A 160 A 160 A 200 A
current at 40 °C
Width 230 mm 250 mm 440 mm 150 mm -
Used for connecting bb NG125, INS bb INS160, bb NG160 (located on left-hand bb NG160 (located on left-hand bb Linergy FM 200 A
with enclosed NG125, NG160 side), Vigi NG160 (located in the side), NG125, INS160, C120,
terminals middle), iC120
cat. no. 28947 or bb NG125, INS160, C120, iC120
28948
Dd383290.eps
Dd383289.eps
Set of 4 4 1 1 4
Catalogue numbers 04145 04146 04148 04147 04021
Adaptation
Dd382578.eps
Description
The busbar can be 3-pole or 4-pole with ratings between 160 A and 400 A.
2 lengths are available: 1000 and 1400 mm, which can be cut as required.
The number of supports depends on the installation maximum rated current.
The insulating supports can receive a fifth bar, 15 x 5 mm or 20 x 5 mm, to create an
earth bar.
DD381388-LIN.eps
Length 470 mm
Height 100 mm
Composition Supplied with fixings.
Catalogue numbers 04198
(1) Linergy FM 200 A distribution blocks with connections ref. 04029 can act as intermediate supports (max. distance apart 200 mm) in addition to the support
ref. 04191 at the top and bottom.
B-24
Description
Multi-stage busbars are installed in a sheath W = 300 mm.
We strongly recommend dividing the current between 2 cubicles or enclosures
joined on either side.
All the connection points are easily accessible from the front.
The busbar orientation makes them easier to tighten and facilitates running the cables
between them.
The current can be 3-pole or 4-pole with ratings between 160 A and 630 A.
2 lengths are available: 1000 and 1400 mm, which can be cut as required.
The number of supports depends on the installation maximum rated current.
160 to 630 A copper busbars
DD381388-LIN.eps
Width 250 mm
Height 1500 mm
Composition Fixing accessories supplied with support cat. no. 04192.
Catalogue numbers 04197
B-25
Description
The distribution block can be installed horizontally in the device zone or vertically in
the 300 mm wide duct of enclosures and cubicles.
The distribution block is made up of:
bb two staggered supports made of an insulating material
bb four slanted copper bars with holes every 25 mm.
Dd383647-SE.eps
Installation Screwed onto a solid or pre-slotted plate (fixing centres 450 x 200 mm)
Screwed to an adapter cat. no. 03595.
Composition 2 multi-stage supports made of an insulating material
4 slanted copper busbars, with holes every 25 mm
1 pack of 36 M6 x 16 screws + contact washers
1 IPxxB front insulating shield
Catalogue numbers 04052 04053 04054 04055
B-26
E56851-15.eps
E56850-15.eps
Connectors for copper or aluminium cables
Rated operational current at 40 °C (Ie) 160 A 250 A 400 A
Supply at incoming terminals 70 mm2 cables 16 to 185 mm2 cables 70 to 300 mm2 cables
Composition Supplied with fixings at busbar end.
Set of 4
Catalogue numbers 07051 07052 07053
Outgoer accessories
DD381398-LIN.eps
B-27
Description
bb The Linergy DP quick distribution block is designed for installation directly
downstream of Compact NSX and INS up to 250 A. It can also be clipped onto a
modular rail.
Advantages
bb It is quick to mount in the horizontal position. Electrical connections are made
directly to the device terminals.
bb It is the same width as the devices and does not take up any additional space in
the switchboard.
bb The connection terminals are slanted to facilitate cable entry and avoid exceeding
the bending radius of the flexible and rigid cables.
PB502519-11_r.eps
PB502519-11_r.eps
PB111455-15-r.eps
PB111454-15-r.eps
Additional block
PB502519-11_r.eps
PB502519-11_r.eps
B-28
Technical data
Common characteristics
Rated conditional short-circuit (Isc) The reinforced breaking capacity due to cascading
current of an assembly in circuit-breaker combinations is maintained.
The worst-case situations have been tested.
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 750 V AC
Rated operational voltage (Ue) 690 V AC
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 8 kV
Network frequency 50/60 Hz
Degree of protection IPxxB
Degree of pollution 3
Overvoltage category III
Technical data supplémentaires
Reference temperature 40 °C
Operating temperature -25 °C to 55 °C
Installation
It can also be mounted downstream of vertically mounted
DD385361.eps
B-29
IEC 61439-1 et 2
Description
Linergy FC is an insulated horizontal distribution block. It connects directly to the
PB502507-48_r.eps
Implementation
DD381251-LIN-30.eps
DD381252-LIN-30.eps
DD381250-LIN.eps
Auxiliary wires running in the built-in trunking. Phase marking on the front of the distribution block.
(1) The connection of a Linergy FC distribution block using pre-wired connectors or insulated flexible bars is not compatible with Form 2 partitioning (04922).
In this case, use the form 2 restoration kit (04924).
(2) For the connection, use insulated flexible bars, 32 x 8mm cat. no. 04753; Each connection must not be longer than 500 mm. This size is validated with
Schneider Electric insulated flexible bars.
B-30
Accessories
PB502509-18_r.eps
DD383594-LIN-100.eps
Tooth caps
The caps block off the reserve terminals on a
Linergy FC distribution block.
Made of an insulating material, they simply clip on
from the front.
Catalogue numbers 04809
Characteristics
Common characteristics
Rated operational current at 40° (Ie) Distribution-block derating follows the normal
derating curves of Compact NSX and INS
Rated conditional short-circuit (Isc) The reinforced breaking capacity due to cascading
current of an assembly in circuit-breaker combinations is maintained.
The worst-case situations have been tested.
The electrical characteristics are perfectly
compatible with the connected devices.
Neither the temperature derating curves nor the
performance levels of the circuit breakers and
switch-disconnectors are altered.
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 750 V AC
Rated operational voltage (Ue) 690 V AC
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 8 kV
Rated peak withstand current (Ipk) 50 k rms
Rated short-time current (Icw) 8.5 kA rms/1 s
Thermal stress (A².s) 2.500 x 107
Rated conditional short-circuit current of Short-circuit withstand current compatible with the
an assembly breaking capacity of the Compact NSX circuit
breakers connected to the distribution block.
To obtain the maximum permissible current for the linergy FC, apply the diversity
factor K:
bb Linergy FC 3P: K = 0.8
bb Linergy FC 4P: RDF = 0.9.
B-31
Their design takes into account the switchboard architecture where they are often in
close proximity to a protection device (circuit breaker or fuse) with significant heat
losses.
The sizes for the flexible bars indicated below take into account the heat losses of
Schneider Electric devices in a Prisma switchboard.
Characteristics
Width 1800 mm
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 1000 V
Maximum withstand temperature for the insulating material 125 °C
B-32
Copper flexible bars are designed for connections between busbars taking into
account the following characteristics:
bb a maximum temperature of 60 °C inside the switchboard. This corresponds to the
average temperature inside a switchboard for an ambient temperature of 35 °C
bb the maximum withstand temperature for the insulating material is 125 °C.
Ie (1) max Size (mm) Catalogue numbers
200 A 20 x 2 04742
250 A 20 x 3 04743
400 A 24 x 5 04746
520 A 32 x 5 04751
580 A 32 x 6 04752
660 A 32 x 8 04753
(1) Rated operational current.
Designing connections
> page B-32.
B-33
IEC 60947-7-1, CEI 61439-2
Description
PB104499-7.eps
PB111415-19_r.eps
PB104500-6.eps
PB104499-6.eps
Rated operational current at 40° (Ie) 63 A 63 A
Rated conditional short-circuit current of an (Isc) The reinforced breaking capacity due to cascading in The reinforced breaking capacity due to cascading in
assembly circuit breaker circuit breaker
combinations is maintained. combinations is maintained.
The worst-case situations have been tested. The worst-case situations have been tested.
Rated peak withstand current (Ipk) - -
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC 500 V AC
Rated operational voltage (Ue) 440 V AC 440 V AC
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 6 kV 6 kV
Rated short-time current (Icw) - -
Thermal stress (A².s) - -
Rated operational frequency 50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz
Degree of protection IPxxB IPxxB
Incoming terminals 1 tunnel terminal 25²/phase 1 tunnel terminal 25²/phase
Accessories
Catalogue numbers - -
B-34
Advantages
bb A reliable electrical connection, no maintenance required (tightness guaranteed
over time).
bb Quick connection.
bb Easy phase balancing.
bb Ease of rewiring if the switchboard is expanded or modified.
4P 1P
PB111415-19_r.eps
PB111417-15_r.eps
PB111453-8-r.eps
125 A 160 A 160 A
20 kA/60 ms max according to IEC 61439-1 20 kA/60 ms max according to IEC 61439-1 32 kA
20 k 20 k 24 kÂ
750 V AC 750 V AC 750 V AC
690 V AC 690 V AC 690 V AC
8 kV 8 kV 8 kV
4.5 kA rms/1 s 4.5 kA rms/1 s 5.5 kA rms/1 s
2.025 x 107 2.025 x 107 3.025 x 107
50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz
IPxxB IPxxB IPxxB
1 tunnel terminal 35²/phase Supplied with a prefabricated flexible connection 1 tunnel terminal 70²/phase
(with lugs), designed for an INS100/160
switch-disconnector installed on the left or the right
52 connections : 52 connections : 6 connections :
7 x 4²/phase 7 x 4²/phase 6 x 16²/phase
3 x 6²/phase 3 x 6²/phase
2 x 10²/phase 2 x 10²/phase
1 x 16²/phase (screw terminal) 1 x 16²/phase (screw terminal)
127 x 108 x 48 127 x 108 x 48 95 x 36 x 70
8 x 9 mm pitch 8 x 9 mm pitch 4 x 9 mm pitch
Screwed to plain or slotted backplate or onto DIN rail Screwed to plain or slotted backplate or onto DIN rail Onto DIN rail
Possible to combine 2 terminal blocks
(2nd terminal block supplied from enclosed terminals
in the 1st, Imax of 2nd terminal block: 80 A)
IEC 61439-2 IEC 61439-2 IEC 61439-2
960 °C 960 °C 960 °C
3 3 3
04045 04046 04031
4 x 125 A flexible connections, L = 210 mm with 1 end 4 x 160 A flexible connections, L = 380 mm with
fitting for tunnel terminal and 1 end 45° angle lug 2 x 45 mm² end fittings for tunnel terminals.
04047 - 04149
Dd383654.eps
PB502370-55.eps
B-35
Description
PB104505-50.eps
Distribution blocks
Number of poles 4P 4P
PB104501-52-r.eps
PB502496-31_r.eps
63 A 80 A
Rated peak withstand current (Ipk) 15 k 16 kÂ
Rated conditional short-circuit current of (Isc) The cascading reinforced breaking capacity when combining circuit breakers is maintained. The worst-case
an assembly scenarios have been tested. The characteristics are exactly right for the connected devices. Circuit breakers
and switches still have their temperature derating curves, and their whole performance is maintained.
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC 500 V AC
Rated voltage (Ue) 440 V AC 440 V AC
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 6 kV 6 kV
Maximum current (Imax) - -
Thermal stress (A².s) 2.400 x 106 2.400 x 106
Rated operational frequency 50/60 Hz
Degree of protection IPxxB IP20
Width 9 mm modules 24 48
18 mm modules 12 24
Supply at incoming terminals Enclosed terminals for cables up to 25 mm2 Enclosed terminals for cables up to 25 mm2
Downstream Max. 4 mm2 Phase 2 -
connection Neutral 4 -
capacity, cable to Max. 6 mm2 Phase 2 -
be used without
ferrules Neutral 4 -
Max. 10 mm2 Phase - 18
Neutral - 18
Accessories Pre-stripped copper connections 10 x 4 mm2 + 6 x 6 mm2 (W = 100 mm) 12 blue + 12 black
included Protection cover - -
Fixings - -
Catalogue numbers 04008 04000
Installation
DB124195-LIN.eps
DD381664-LIN.eps
Clipped onto the back of a modular rail, or screw Clipped onto the back of a modular rail, or screw
fixing. fixing.
DB124196-LIN.eps
B-36
4P 2P 3P 4P 4P
PB502500-18_r.eps
PB502499-23_r.eps
PB502501-27_r.eps
PB502498-27_r.eps
PB502497-27-r.eps
160 A 200 A 200 A 200 A 200 A
27 k 25 k 25 k 30 k 20 kÂ
The cascading reinforced breaking capacity when combining circuit breakers is maintained. The worst-case scenarios have been tested.
Dd383655.eps
Spare parts
PB502502-8_r.eps
B-37
Description
bb Single-pole or four-pole distribution block that can be installed on a standard DIN
rail or on a mounting plate.
bb Compatible with Prisma G and P, Pragma, Mini Pragma and Resbo series
switchboards.
bb Incomers and feeders are connected to screw terminals that accept rigid or
flexible cables with ferrule.
bb Optional: additional neutral terminal strip for four-pole distribution block.
PB111253-30_1.eps
Avantages
bb Simplified power supply for main incomers.
bb Easy phase balancing.
bb Easy, effortless cabling due to excellent accessibility.
bb Visible cabling.
bb Insulation between phases.
bb The single-pole distribution blocks are adjacent and bridgeable via the second
incoming hole for parallel connection.
PB111251-20_1.eps
PB111243-20_1.eps
PB111252-20_1.eps
B-38
Technical data
Common characteristics
In compliance with IEC/EN 60947-7-1 and IEC/EN 61439-1 & 2
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC
Rated operational voltage (Ue) 230 V AC (L/N)
440 V AC (L/L)
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 8 kV
Rated conditional short-circuit current of an Up to the breaking capacity of
DB406005_1.eps
PB111245-20_1.eps
PB111246-20_1.eps
PB111247-20_1.eps
PB111248-20_1.eps
PB111249-20_1.eps
125 A 160 A 100 A 125 A
4 x 12 4 x 15 4 x 12 7 12 15
14 20 18 7 14 17
100 x 126 x 50.5 100 x 162 x 50.5 100 x 174 x 50.5 20 x 70 x 35 20 x 125 x 35 20 x 155 x 35
390 559 567 63 111 149
LGYN12512 LGYN12515 LGYN12512 - - -
Ø y 15 mm
B-39
IEC 60664-1
030920d-30.eps
Description
Comb busbars make it easier to install C120 and NG125 circuit breaker.
bb Supplied with 2 lateral end-caps, to reinforce copper bars insulating (IP2).
bb Allowing circuit identification.
bb Easy cut to length thanks to cutting marks on the insulating material and copper
bars.
030920d-60.eps
Each com busbar reference includes:
bb 1 x single or 2 pole comb busbar + 8 tooth-caps + 2 side plates
bb 1 x 3 or 4 pole comb busbar + 4 tooth-caps + 2 side plates
To insulate teeth that have been left free can be insulated by tooth-caps
Rated operational current to (Ie) 125 A (63 A max by outgoer)
40 °C
Rated conditional short-circuit (Isc) Compatible with the breaking capacity of C120 and NG125 circuit breakers
current of an assembly
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 620 V AC
Rated voltage (Ue) 500 V AC
Degree of pollution 3
Fire resistance to IEC 695-2-1 Self-extinguishing 960 °C, 30 s
Colour RAL 7016 (anthracite grey)
Use
Power supply by connector recommended
Number of 27 mm modules 16 16 15 16
Set of 1
Catalogue numbers 14811 14812 14813 14814
Installation
DB105974-LIN-20.eps
1 2
Accessories
Number of poles 1P, 2P, 3P, 4P
PB502505.eps
030921d-15.eps
DB105976-30.eps
B-40
IEC 60947-7-1, IEC 61439-2
PB502379-30.eps
Description
Comb busbars make it easier to install Acti 9 circuit-breakers.
bb Can be sawn and cut in a single pass, with a metal saw (the end-caps are
compulsory after cutting).
bb Supplied with two lateral end-caps to reinforce copper bars insulating (IP2) except
for 57 module references.The side plates are compulsory after cutting.
bb Easy cut to length thanks to cutting marks on the insulating material and copper
bars.
bb The phases are identified by symbols on each side of the comb busbar for
installation in all positions.
bb The special comb busbars for circuit breakers with 9 mm auxiliaries have a 9 mm
gap for inserting iOF and iSD.
Acti 9 18 mm poles, cuttable
Number of poles 1P 2P 3P 4P 3 (N+P) Aux+1P Aux+2P Aux+3P Aux+4P 3 (Aux+1P) 3 (Aux+N+1P)
PB110252-65.eps
Rated operational (Ie) 100 A
current at 40 °C
Rated conditional (Isc) Compatible with the breaking capacity of Acti 9 circuit breakers
short-circuit current
of an assembly
Rated insulation (Ui) 500 V AC
voltage
Rated voltage (Ue) 415 V AC
Degree of pollution 3
Fire resistance to Self-extinguishing 960 °C, 30 s
IEC 695-2-1
Colour RAL 7016 (anthracite grey)
Use
Power supply by connector recommended
Type L1… L1L2… L1L2L3... NL1L2L3… NL1NL2… AuxL1... AuxL1L2… AuxL1L2L3 AuxNL1… AuxL1… AuxL1…
…NL3 …L2L3 …AuxL2… …AuxL2…
…AuxL3 …AuxL3
Set of 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Catalogue numbers
6 modules of 18 mm A9XPH106 - - - - - - - - - -
12 modules of 18 mm A9XPH112 A9XPH212 A9XPH312 A9XPH412 A9XPH512 (1) - - - - - -
18 modules of 18 mm - - - - A9XPH518 (1) - - - - - -
24 modules of 18 mm A9XPH124 A9XPH224 A9XPH324 A9XPH424 A9XPH524 (1) - - - - - -
57 modules of 18 mm A9XPH157 A9XPH257 A9XPH357 A9XPH457 A9XPH557 (1) A9XAH157 A9XAH257 A9XAH357 A9XAH457 A9XAH657 A9XAH557 (1)
(1) This comb busbar is only compatible in top feeding for simple lug devices and bottom feeding on double lug devices.
Installation
PB110290-20.eps
PB110793-20.eps
Accessories
Number of poles 1P 2P 3P 4P - - -
DB404806.eps
DB404808.eps
PB110258-7.eps
PB110259-7.eps
Set of 10 10 10 10 20 4 4
Catalogue numbers A9XPE110 A9XPE210 A9XPE310 A9XPE410 A9XPT920 A9XPCM04 A9XPCD04
B-41
IEC 60947-7-1, IEC 61439-2
Description
PB502380-30.eps
PB110231-15.eps
Rated operational current to 40 °C (Ie) 100 A
Rated conditional short-circuit (Isc) Compatible with the breaking capacity of Acti 9 circuit breakers
current of an assembly
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC
Rated voltage (Ue) 415 V AC
Degree of pollution 3
Fire resistance to IEC 695-2-1 Self-extinguishing 960 °C, 30 s
Colour RAL 7016 (anthracite grey)
Use
Power supply by connector recommended
Type L1 L1L2 L1L2L3 NL1L2L3 NL1NL2NL3
Set of 1 1 1 1 1
Catalogue numbers
12 modules of 18 mm A9XPM112 A9XPM212 A9XPM312 A9XPM412 A9XPM512 (1)
(1) This comb busbar is only compatible in top feeding for simple lug devices and bottom feeding on double lug devices.
Installation
PB110290-25.eps
PB110793-25.eps
Accessories
PB110257-10.eps
PB110258-7.eps
PB110259-7.eps
PB108164-35.eps
B-42
IEC 60439-1
Description
Comb busbars ensure:
bb Easy, reliable mounting of 1P+N and 3P+N, TL, CT, ID, V, BP and Cm switchgear:
PB502382-70.eps
DB123729.eps
DB123730.eps
21501 21505
Complete comb busbars (supplied with 4 side plates and 1 tooth cap)
Rated operational current to 40 °C (Ie) 80 A
Rated conditional short-circuit (Isc) Compatible with the breaking capacity of Acti 9 C60 and circuit breakers
current of an assembly
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 440 V AC
Rated voltage (Ue) 230 V AC (P + N) - 400 V AC (3P + N)
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 6 kV
Degree of protection IP20
Degree of pollution 3
Fire resistance to IEC 695-2-1 Self-extinguishing 960 °C, 30 s
Colour RAL 7035
Number of 18 mm modules Comb busbar 12 18 24 12 18 24
Tooth cap 3 3 6 3 3 6
Catalogue numbers 21501 19512 21503 21505 19516 21507
Comb busbars alone
Number of 18 mm modules Comb 48 48
busbar
Catalogue numbers 21089 21093
Accessories
Number of poles 1P + N 3P + N
DB123733.eps
DB123731.eps
DB123732.eps
B-43
IEC 60439-1
Description
PB502383-10.eps
PB110801-10.eps
A9N21036
Comb busbars DPN Vigi comb busbars
Rated operational current to 40 °C (Ie) 63 A
Rated conditional short-circuit (Isc) Compatible with the breaking capacity of Acti 9 circuit breakers
current of an assembly
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC
Rated voltage (Ue) 230 V AC (P + N) - 400 V AC (3P + N)
Degree of protection IP20
Degree of pollution 3
Fire resistance to IEC 695-2-1 Self-extinguishing 960 °C, 30 s
Colour RAL 7035
Number of 18 mm modules 56 56 56 56
Catalogue numbers A9N21035 A9N21036 A9N21037 A9N21038
Accessories
Number of poles 1P + N 3P + N
PB110804-10.eps
PB110805-10.eps
PB110806-10.eps
PB110807-10.eps
Side plates Connectors (grey) Neutral connectors (blue) Tooth cap (1 x 18 mm module)
Set of 20 10 10 10
Catalogue numbers A9N21039 A9N21040 A9N21041 A9N21042 A9N21050
B-44
IEC 60439-1, IEC 60664
Description
PB101626-30.eps
Comb busbars:
bb Comb busbars ensure: Easy, reliable mounting of 1P+N and 3P+N, TL, CT, ID, V,
BP and Cm switchgear: tooth positioning opposite the device terminals is ensured by
indexing of copper parts
bb Can be sawn and cut in a single pass, with a metal saw (the end-caps are
compulsory after cutting).
bb A re supplied with 2 (IP20) lateral end-caps (mandatory).
bb Teeth that have been left free can be insulated by tooth-caps.
PB502372.eps
Rated operational (Ie) 63 A
current to 40 °C
Rated conditional (Isc) Compatible with the breaking capacity of circuit breakers
short-circuit current
of an assembly
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC
Rated voltage (Ue) L/N 230 V AC
L/L 400 V AC
Degree of pollution 3
Fire resistance to IEC 695-2-1 Auto-extinguible to 850 °C 30 secondes
Colour RAL 7035
Power supply By 16 mm2 semi-rigid cables or 10 mm2 flexible cables
By connector
Number of 18 mm modules 12 57 12 57 12 57 12 57 57
Catalogue numbers 10387 10388 10389 10390 10391 10392 10393 10394 10395
Installation
PB101630_SE-45.eps
Accessories
PB502373.eps
PB502376-40.eps
PB110898-25.eps
PB101632-10.eps
Type Connectors Side plates (2 phases) Side plates (3 phases) Side plates (4 phases) Tooth caps
(4 x 35 mm²)
Set of 1 10 10 10 10
Catalogue numbers 10397 10398 10399 10405 10396
B-45
IEC 60664-1
PB502381-30.eps
Description
bb Distribution and sub-distribution of the electric power supply.
bb Fast assembly and disassembly of connected devices.
PB110876-25.eps
PB110879-25.eps
PB110882-25.eps
PB110885-25.eps
Rated operational current to (Ie) 63 A
40 °C
Rated conditional (Isc) Compatible with the breaking capacity of circuit breakers
short-circuit
current of an assembly
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 500 V AC
Rated voltage (Ue) L/N 230 V AC
L/L 400 V AC
Degree of pollution 3
Fire resistance to IEC 695-2-1 Self-extinguishing 960 °C, 30 s
Colour RAL 7035 (grey)
Use
Power supply: directly on terminal (25 mm² rigid or 16 mm² flexible) or by connector (35 mm² rigid or 25 mm² flexible with
ferrule)
Type L1 L1L2 L1L2L3 L1L2L3L4
Number of 18 mm modules 12 18 57 12 18 57 12 18 57 12 18 57
Set of 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Catalogue numbers R9XFH112 R9XFH118 R9XFH157 R9XFH212 R9XFH218 R9XFH257 R9XFH312 R9XFH318 R9XFH357 R9XFH412 R9XFH418 R9XFH457
Installation
DB405995-20.eps
PB110889-30.eps
Installation
DB405995-20.eps
Accessories
Number of poles 1P 2P 3P 4P
PB110895-10.eps
PB110898-25.eps
PB110899-10.eps
B-46
Description
DD380867-LIN-50.eps
DD381644-LIN-30.eps
Standards IEC UL
Rated operational current at 40 °C (Ie) 12 A 20 A
Rated operational voltage (Ue) 250 V AC 300 V AC
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) 4 kV
Connection capacity Input 10 (grey)
Output 2 x 10 (grey)
Dimensions (H x W x D) (mm) 61 x 48 x 45
Size 0.2 to 4 mm
Tightening torque 0.5 to 0.6 N.m
Composition 3.5 18-mm modules
Catalogue numbers 04228
DB406327.eps
Duct for 4 conductors
166 tap-off points with Faston connectors,
per linear meter
Rated operational current at 40° (Ie) 32 A
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 660 V AC
Width (mm) 1755
Composition Supplied with 2 end clamps and 1 lateral clamp
for mounting on cable-tie supports
Catalogue numbers 04203
B-47
Description
DD385394.eps
DD381560-LIN.eps
Copper earth bar
Cross-section (mm) 12 x 3
Effective length (mm) 330
Total length (mm) 450
Composition Copper bar with 1 terminal 16 to 35 mm2
Catalogue numbers 04201
Accessories
75 mm 37 mm
DD381560-LIN.eps
DD381560-LIN.eps
Earth blocks with terminals
Spring-fixing (clip onto the earth bar)
Total connection capacity 12 x 4 mm2 3 x 16 mm2
Composition 4 earth blocks 4 earth blocks
Catalogue numbers 04214 04215
Accessories
DD381516-LIN.eps
Accessories
Dd381517-LIN.eps
DD381519-LIN-45.eps
B-48
PE conductor
DD381183-LIN.eps
DD381184-LIN.eps
DD381182-LIN.eps
Vertical PE conductor Vertical PE conductor Horizontal PE conductor
with Linergy LGY profile with Linergy BS busbar with Linergy BS busbar
(W = 1670 mm) (W = 1675 mm)
Rated short-time current (Isc) y 65 > 65... y 80 = 100 y 40 > 40 y 40 > 40
Permissible current (A) 630 800 1250
Bar size (mm) 25 x 5 50 x 5 25 x 5 50 x 5
Characteristics Drilled flat bar Drilled flat bar
Ø10.6 mm (one Ø10.6 mm (two
10.6 mm hole every 10.6 mm hole every
25 mm along the 25 mm along the
entire length) entire length)
Catalogue numbers 04502 04503 04505 04512 04515 04512 04515
Support selection
Composition Three supports for one vertical PE Three supports for one vertical PE Two supports for one horizontal PE
(supplied with PE marking) to secure to (supplied with PE marking) to secure to
the framework the framework
Catalogue numbers 04657 04657 04667
PEN conductor
DD384616.eps
Linergy TB PEN installation kit with 1600 A connection 10 mm horizontal Linergy LGYE vertical connection
LGY vertical profile busbar with Linergy LGY profile 1600 A
Catalogue numbers 04656 04636 04602
Note: for further details, see page D-16.
B-49
Dd381513.eps
Dd381514.eps
Modular rail, depth adjustable (W = 432 mm) 03402 - -
2 modular rails W = 1600 mm 04226 04226 -
2 universal angle brackets 03581 03581 -
Set of two lateral cross-members W = 400 mm 03584 - -
Cable-tie supports - see page A-79 -
Characteristics Terminal blocks are grouped on The terminal block is generally Terminal blocks can be directly
modular rails that can be depth installed in the cable installed on the mounting plates
adjusted behind a plain front plate. compartment, W = 300 or for horizontally mounted Compact
400 mm. NSX100/630 and vertically
The terminal blocks clip onto a mounted Compact NS630b/1600
modular rail. The rail is secured to for connection of auxiliary wires.
cable-tie supports using universal
angle brackets for precise
positioning of the terminal blocks.
B-50
PB502409.eps
cost effective connection technique in the market. This
technique drastically reduces wiring time and eliminates
the need for regular re-tightening.
The insertion force of the NSYTRP push-in terminal
blocks is up to 50 % lower.
This allows easy and direct plugging of solid conductors
or flexible conductors with cable-ends (ferrules) of Principle of push-in connection.
0.34 mm2 and up to 6 mm2.
PB502406.eps
components which are well-known and widely used
throughout the world and are suitable for the vast
majority of connection applications, due to their wide
range of functions and connection possibilities.
NSYTRV terminal blocks ensure quality, safety and the
operational availability of equipment.
In addition to these advantages, they optimise the Principle of screw connection.
setting up and operation of installations, due to their
simplicity and integrated functions.
B-51
Connection technology
Type of Max. cable Colour Screw tech Spring tech Push-in tech Miniature Miniature Miniature spring
terminal CSA screw spring for direct mount
block for 15 mm for 15 mm
DIN rail DIN rail
Passthrough 2.5 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTR V22 NSYTR R22 NSYTR P22 NSYTR V22M NSYTR R22M NSYTR R22MF
Blue NSYTR V22BL NSYTR R22BL NSYTR P22BL NSYTR V22MBL NSYTR R22MBL NSYTR R22MFBL
Orange NSYTR V22AR NSYTR R22AR NSYTR P22AR - - NSYTR R22MFF*
2.5 mm² (3 pts) Grey - NSYTR R23 NSYTR P23 - - -
Blue - NSYTR R23BL NSYTR P23BL - - -
Orange - NSYTR R23AR NSYTR P23AR - - -
2.5 mm² Grey - NSYTR R24 NSYTR P24 - NSYTR R24M NSYTR R24M
(4 pts, 1 level) Blue - NSYTR R24BL NSYTR P24BL - NSYTR R24MBL NSYTR R24MBL
2.5 mm² Grey NSYTR V24D NSYTR R24D NSYTR P24D - - -
(4 pts, 2 levels) Blue NSYTR V24DBL NSYTR R24DBL NSYTR P24DBL - - -
4 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTR V42 NSYTR R42 NSYTR P42 NSYTR V42M - -
Blue NSYTR V42BL NSYTR R42BL NSYTR P42BL NSYTR V42MBL - -
Orange NSYTR V42AR NSYTR R42AR - - - -
4 mm² (3 pts) Grey NSYTR V43 NSYTR R43 NSYTR P43 - - -
Blue NSYTR V43BL NSYTR R43BL NSYTR P43BL - - -
Orange - - - - - -
4 mm² Grey NSYTR V44 NSYTR R44 NSYTR P44 - - -
(4 pts, 1 level) Blue NSYTR V44BL NSYTR R44BL NSYTR P44BL - - -
4 mm² Grey NSYTR V44D NSYTR R44D - - - -
(4 pts, 2 levels) Blue NSYTR V44DBL NSYTR R44DBL - - - -
6 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTR V62 NSYTR R62 - - - -
Blue NSYTR V62BL NSYTR R62BL - - - -
10 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTR V102 NSYTR R102 - - - -
Blue NSYTR V102BL NSYTR R102BL - - - -
16 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTR V162 NSYTR R162 - - - -
Blue NSYTR V162BL NSYTR R162BL - - - -
150 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTRV1502BB - - NSYTR V22MPE NSYTR R22MPE
Earth 2.5 mm² (2 pts) Green NSYTR V22PE NSYTR R22PE NSYTR P22PE - - -
protection 2.5 mm² (3 pts) Green - NSYTR R23PE NSYTR P23PE - - -
2.5 mm² (4 pts) Green - NSYTR R24PE NSYTR P24PE - - -
4 mm² (2 pts) Green NSYTR V42PE NSYTR R42PE NSYTR P42PE NSYTR V42MPE - -
4 mm² (3 pts) Green NSYTR V43PE NSYTR R43PE NSYTR P43PE - - -
4 mm² (4 pts) Green NSYTR V44PE NSYTR R44PE NSYTR P44PE - - -
6 mm² (2 pts) Green NSYTR V62PE NSYTR R62PE - - - -
10 mm² (2 pts) Green NSYTR V102PE NSYTR R102PE - - - -
16 mm² (2 pts) Green NSYTR V162PE NSYTR R162PE - - - -
Knife 2.5 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTR V42ST (1) NSYTR R22SC NSYTR P22SC - - -
Disconnect Orange NSYTR V42STAR (1) NSYTR R22SCAR - - - -
2.5 mm² (3 pts) Grey - NSYTR R23SC NSYTR P23SC - - -
Orange - NSYTR R23SCAR - - - -
2.5 mm² Grey NSYTRV42SCD (1) NSYTRR24SCD - - - -
(2 levels)
Fuse 4 mm² (2 pts) Noir NSYTR V42SF5 - - - - -
Disconnect 5 x 20 mm fuse Noir (12 V) NSYTR V42SF5LD (2) - - - - -
Noir NSYTR V42SF5LA (2) - - - - -
Basic 4 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTRV 42TB NSYTR R22TB NSYTR P42TB - - -
Disconnect (3)
Measuring 6 mm² (2 pts) Grey/ NSYTR V62TTD - - - - -
transducer Disconnect Orange
6 mm² (2 pts) Grey NSYTR V62TT - - - - -
6 mm² (2 pts) Green NSYTR V62TTPE - - - - -
* Grey terminal with flange. (1) 4 mm² terminal, with 2 test points.
(2) With light indicator.
(3) Fuse or component carrier not supplied.
B-52
Connection Accessories
technology
Miniature spring End plate End plate End plate Plug-in bridge Marking strips
for direct mount for screw TBs for spring TBs for push-in TBs 10 characters
NSYTR R22MP NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR22 NSYTRA CR22 NSYTRA L22 NSYTRA B510
NSYTR R22MPBL NSYTRA C22BL NSYTRA CR22BL NSYTRA CR22BL NSYTRA L23 NSYTRA B520
- - - NSYTRA L24 NSYTRA B530
- - NSYTRA CR23 NSYTRA CR23
NSYTRA L25 NSYTRA B540
- - NSYTRA CR23BL NSYTRA CR23BL
- - - - NSYTRA L210 NSYTRA B550
NSYTR R24MP - NSYTRA CR24 NSYTRA CR24 NSYTRA L210BL …
NSYTR R24MPBL - NSYTRA CR24BL NSYTRA CR24BL NSYTRA L210GR NSYTRA B590
- NSYTRA CE24 NSYTRA CRE24 NSYTRA CRE24 NSYTRA L220 NSYTRA B5100
- - - - NSYTRA B51100
- NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR42 NSYTRA CR42 NSYTRA L42 NSYTRA B610
- NSYTRA C22BL - - NSYTRA L43 NSYTRA B620
- - - - NSYTRA L44 NSYTRA B630
- NSYTRA C23 NSYTRA CR43 NSYTRA CP43
NSYTRA L45 NSYTRA B640
- - - -
- - - - NSYTRA L410 NSYTRA B650
- NSYTRA C24 NSYTRA CR44 NSYTRA CP44 NSYTRA L410BL …
- - - - NSYTRA L410GR NSYTRA B690
- NSYTRA CE24 NSYTRA CRE44 - NSYTRA L420 NSYTRA B6100
- - - - NSYTRA B61100
- NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR62 - NSYTRA L62 NSYTRA B810
- NSYTRA C22BL - - NSYTRA L610 NSYTRA B820
- NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR102 - NSYTRA L102 NSYTRA B1010
- NSYTRA C22BL - - NSYTRA B1020
- NSYTRA C162 NSYTRA CR162 - NSYTRA L162 NSYTRA B1010
- - - - NSYTRA B1020
NSYTRAC952 - - NSYTRA L1502 -
- NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR22 NSYTRA CR22 - -
- - NSYTRA CR23 NSYTRA CR23 - -
- - NSYTRA CR24 NSYTRA CR24 - -
- NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR42 NSYTRA CR42 - -
- NSYTRA C23 NSYTRA CR43 NSYTRA CP43 - -
- NSYTRA C24 NSYTRA CR44 NSYTRA CP44 - -
- NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR62 - - -
- NSYTRA C22 NSYTRA CR102 - - -
- NSYTRA C162 NSYTRA CR162 - - -
- Included NSYTRA CR23 NSYTRA CPK22 - -
- Included - - - -
- - NSYTRA CR24 NSYTRA CPK23 - -
- - - - - -
- NSYTRA CE24 Included - - -
- Included - - - -
- Included - - - -
- Included - - - -
- NSYTRA CT22 NSYTRA CR23 NSYTRA CR42 - -
- NSYTRA CT22 - - - -
- NSYTRA CT22 - - - -
- NSYTRA CT22 - - - -
B-53
Form2b.eps
Form3b.eps
Form4a.eps
In most installations, Prisma bb Terminals for external bb Terminals for external bb Terminals for external
P cubicles do not require conductors separated from conductors separated from conductors in the same
partitioning. In this case, the busbars. busbars. compartment as the
switchboard is a Form 1. bb The functional units and bb The functional units are associated functional unit.
bb Safety being one of its the terminals are separated separated from each other
foremost goals, from the busbars. and from the busbars.
Schneider Electric offers bb The terminals are
options and features that go separated from the busbars,
well beyond the but not from each other. Form 4b
recommendations of the
Form4b.eps
B-54
Presentation
Covering of upstream and downstream terminals on all devices
DD384585.eps
Form 1
The protection of life and property is ensured by:
>> the systematic installation of terminal shields on Compact NSX
Form1_R.eps
B-55
Dd382041.eps
400
600 650
Dd382020.eps
400
600 650
Dd382022.eps
600
400
650
B-56
Presentation
Separation of busbars from the functional units
DD384526.eps
outgoing circuits
>> Protection against penetration of foreign solid bodies.
When added to standard protection features (terminal shields,
prefabricated connections, etc.), it eliminates the risk of direct
contacts with live parts.
Security
>> In Form 2b, the terminals are separated from the busbars.
2b
B-57
Lateral partitioning
bb Made of:
v four supports that clip to the framework
v five extruded slats that clip to the supports
v two metal plates at the top and bottom that can be cut out to pass a PE or PEN
conductor, or one or two 30 x 60 mm trunking sections
bb Compliance with standard IEC 695.2.1 concerning withstand to fire.
Side barrier Restoration kit Front or rear barrier
Dd383712.eps
DD385402.eps
Dd383714.eps
Dd381588.eps
DD382528.eps
Dd381589.eps
W = 150 mm W = 300 mm
Characteristics bb Vertical barrier made of bb This kit enables passage of the Can be installed in the front and rear of the busbar compartment.
insulating slats connection between a device > Protects against direct contact with the busbars.
bb can be installed on both sides of 1600 A (NW, INS) and lateral This barrier is not required in front when the cubicle is equipped with
Linergy BS or Linergy LGY vertical busbars. a plain or transparent door.
busbars bb It is made up of an insulated vv For 800 mm cubicles :
bb The space between the slats is plate (six modules high = 300 mm) vv the door is systematically supplied with a barrier.
sufficient for prefabricated that can be cut as required, vv the cover frame is supplied with a wicket door, W = 150 mm, on
connections (one copper bar, 5 or supplied with supports and the which devices can be mounted. A front barrier is indispensable.
10 mm thick, or insulated flexible necessary hardware. bb A barrier is required at the rear of the busbar compartment in
bars) or for cables up to 35 mm², bb It can be installed at any height cubicles that are 600,800 and 1000 mm deep.
while maintaining the degree of in the switchboard.
protection IP2X
Catalogue 04922 04924 04921 04920
number
Horizontal partioning
DD384521.EPS
bb Set of two barriers (front and rear), plus a slotted rear panel for efficient natural
convection in the switchboard.
bb The set can be used to partition horizontal busbars installed at the top or bottom
of the cubicle.
bb The space required for the busbars is not increased.
B-58
Presentation
Separation of the functional units from one another + separation of the terminals for
external conductors from the functional units
DD384527.eps
Form
Form 3b partitioning is essential to ensure excellent protection for
Dd381681.eps
Security
>> In Form 3b, the terminals are separated from the busbars.
3b
B-59
Form 3 partitioning
Front connection Rear connection
DD383107.eps
DD385525.eps
DD385526.eps
Dd383081.eps
Rear support for partitions 6 universal angle brackets Horizontal metal partition Rear connection
W = 650 mm W = 650 mm
Characteristics Two uprights secured to the A set of brackets can be used to A horizontal metal partition can be Vertical partitions (two cat. no. per
framework (400 mm install partial Form 3 partitioning in used to physically separate functional unit)
deep) or to the intermediate the cubicle.It does not take up any functional units from one another.
uprights (600 mm deep useful space in the switchboard. It does not take up any useful 3 to 4 modules 5 to 6 modules
frameworks). space in the switchboard.
Catalogue 04943 03583 04901 04955 04956
numbers
B-60
Presentation
Separation of busbars from the functional units + separation of all functional units from
one another + terminals for external conductors
DD384525.eps
Security
>> Form 4b : terminals for external conductors not in the
same compartment as the associated functional unit,
but in individual, separate, enclosed protected spaces
Form 4 partitioning is essential to ensure excellent or compartments.
protection for the installation and operators working
in the switchboard. Form
Dd382369.eps
Dd382370.eps
B-61
Form 4a partitioning
Forme 4 - direct connection to the device
Front connection Rear connection
DD385406.eps
DD385407.eps
DD385407.eps
DD385405.eps
DD385406.eps
Backplate Gland plate
Characteristics bb a backplate (one cat. no. per bb a plastic gland plate that can be easily cut out (one bb a gland plate at the rear of each functional unit. It is
cubicle) made up to two metal for each functional unit) and is mounted on the connected directly to the rear supports for Form 3
half panels mounted on the rear framework. partitions
supports for Form 3 partitions.
This backplate is not 3 to 4 modules 5 to 6 modules 3 to 5 modules 4 to 6 modules
indispensable for 400 mm deep
frameworks
Catalogue 04946 04951 04952 04951 04952
numbers
Form 4b partitioning
Forme 4b - connection transfer
In a lateral compartment At the rear of the cubicle
Dd383604.eps
DD385405.eps
Dd383090.eps
Dd382035.eps
Dd382036.eps
Dd382039.eps
Dd382038.eps
Backplate Cover
Characteristics bb a backplate (one cat. no. per bb a cover with plastic gland plates that can be easily bb It comprises two height-adjustable metal flanges
cubicle) made up to two metal cut out on the side and bottom. and plastic gland plates that can be easily cut out at
half panels mounted on the rear the rear and bottom.
supports for Form 3 partitions. 3 to 5 modules W150 4 to 6 modules W200 3 to 5 modules 4 to 6 modules
This backplate is not
indispensable for 400 mm deep
frameworks
Catalogue 04946 04953 04954 04953 04954
numbers
B-62
Inter-cubicle partition
DD383720.eps
Dd383722.eps
D400 D600
Characteristics Metal partition, used to separate two adjacent cubicles.
It is made up of two panels, each 850 mm high.
The top and bottom ends have knock-outs for busbars, PE/PEN conductors or auxiliary wiring.
Supplied with the necessary supports and hardware, the partition is mounted on the framework and does not hinder installation of
the functional mounting plates.
Catalogue numbers 04911 04911 + 04931
B-63
Enclosures Sommaire
Dimensions
Cubicles C-28
C-1
PD390422.eps
the solution for all common switchboard configurations
up to 4000 A.
A reduced number of catalogue numbers facilitates
selection, while offering the essential functions such as:
bb multiple combination possibilities
bb an array of interchangeable cover panels and doors,
IP30 or IP55, without adding gaskets
bb total accessibility to all connection points in the
switchboard
bb wide cable compartments
bb high for large capacity (36 modules, each 50 mm
high).
The discreet design, with simple lines and oval shapes
in the RAL 9001 colour, mean Prisma P cubicles blend in
naturally on all commercial and industrial sites.
They offer 36 modules, each 50 mm high, of useful
space.
All cover panels and doors (IP30 or IP55) are secured using quarter-turn fasteners.
Electrical continuity is achieved naturally, without having to add clips or earthing braids.
C-2
DD380642.eps
Front plates are installed on a frame that can pivot on the framework.
The front can be:
bb a plain door (IP30/55)
bb a transparent door (IP30/55)
bb a cover frame (IP30).
C-3
The framework
PD390573R.eps
The framework is both light and rigid due to the closed sections used for the uprights.
The compact design of the framework means there is 15% more space available for
devices.There are no sharp edges.
Assembly is particularly fast with only 12 screws, all directly accessible. Uprights
have wing holes every 25 mm. A measuring tape can be hooked to a slot marking the
starting point for measurements on the heights required to mount devices. Marks
every 50 mm and double marks every 100 mm make it easy to count modules.
The floor fixing kit can also be used to level the cubicles.
PD390574R.eps
PD390575R.eps
Cross-pieces can be removed to facilitate work.
Only 12 screws, all directly accessible, are Marks make it easy to count the vertical
required for assembly. modules.
PD390576R.eps
The front plates are equipped with clip-mount grips with a built-in quarter-turn
PD391307.eps
C-4
Doors
Both plain and transparent doors are reversible and designed for quick and easy left
or right-hand mounting by a single person.
The factory-mounted hinges are secured on quarter-turn studs. The one-piece
handle clips firmly into place.
All connection points are located on the front of the uprights and do not take up any
useful space for devices.
For 800 mm wide cubicles, the doors are supplied with a 150 mm wide barrier to
block access to the busbars.
A wide range of locks are available for the “push and pull” handle.
PD390874.eps
Rear panels
PD390649R.eps
The IP30 panels are made up of two identical and interchangeable half panels that
are easy to handle.
They are flat to occupy minimum of floor space.
Vents ensure natural ventilation of the switchboard.
The IP55 panels are reinforced (IK10) and have positioning studs to facilitate
mounting.
Side panels
They are easy to handle given their ergonomic design and rounded edges. Mounting
is guided at the base by hooking onto special studs.
Similar to all the cover panels, the side panels are rapidly secured by quarter-turn
fasteners.
Roof
PD390650R.eps
The roof panel is flat for passage under all doorways and includes four holes for the
lifting rings.
The lifting rings can be installed and removed without removing the roof.
C-5
DD380560.eps
DD380561.eps
DD380562.eps
DD380563.eps
W = 300/400 W = 650/800 W = 800 with a busbar
compartment
DD380564.eps
DD380565.eps
DD380567.eps
DD380566.eps
C-6
Cover panels
DD380568.eps
Front panels
bb for frameworks 650 and 800 mm wide.
Any of the following can be installed in front of the
hinged front plate support frame:
vv a plain door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a transparent door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a cover frame (IP30)
bb for frameworks 300 and 400 mm wide.
A plain door is used (IP30 or IP55).
Rear panels
The rear panel can be made up of:
bb two parts for IP30 panels
bb one reinforced part for IP55 panels.
A plain door can also be used, notably for switchboards
with rear connections (800 and 1000 mm deep).
Side panels
A set of two panels is used (IP30 or IP55).
If frameworks are installed back to back (double depth),
two sets of two panels are required.
Roof
There is a plain roof (IP30 or IP55) for each size of
framework.
Gland plates
They are mandatory, whatever the desired degree of
protection for the switchboard.
For each size of framework, there are plain gland
plates (IP55) or two-part gland plates (IP30).
Degree of protection
IP30 switchboard
Use:
bb the IP30 cover panels with a door or cover frame
bb IP30 plain roof
bb gland plates (plain or in two parts).
IP31 switchboard
Use: Prisma P cubicle,W = 650 mm + cable compartment, W = 300 mm.
bb the IP30 cover panels with a door
bb IP30 plain roof
bb IP31 sealing kit
DD380569.eps
C-7
DD380554.eps
For switchboards with front connections.
bb front panels
Any of the following can be installed in front of the
hinged front plate support frame:
vv a transparent door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a plain door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a fixed cover frame (IP30)
bb rear panel = screw-on panel
bb side panels = set of two panels
bb plain roof
bb gland plates (plain or in two parts).
C-8
Dd382572.eps
Made up of two cubicles back-to-back.
Rear connections are possible.
bb front panels
Any of the following can be installed in front of the
hinged front plate support frame:
vv a transparent door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a plain door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a fixed cover frame (IP30)
bb rear panel = screw-on panel
bb side panels = set of two panels
bb plain roof
bb gland plates (plain or in two parts).
Parts list
1 08407 x 2 : 2 frameworks, W = 800, D = 400, H = 2000
2 08406 x 2 : 2 frameworks, W = 650, D = 400, H = 2000
3 08566: front plate support frame, W = 650
4 08578: fixed cover frame, W = 800
(supplied with a wicket door, W = 150)
5 08576: cover frame, W = 650
6 08518: plain door, W = 800
(supplied with barrier for busbar compartment,
W= 150)
7 08516: plain door, W = 650
8 08750 x 2 : 2 sets of two side panels D = 400
9 08438 x 2 : 2 plain roofs, W = 800, D = 400
10 08436 x 2 : 2 plain roofs, W = 650, D = 400
11 08487 x 2 : 2 plain gland plate, W = 800, D = 400 Combination of IP30 cubicles with cover frames.
12 08486 x 2 : 2 plain gland plate, W = 650, D = 400
08719 x 2 : double depth combination kit
DD380615.eps
C-9
Dd382573.eps
Made up of two cubicles back-to-back.
Rear connections are possible.
bb front panels
Any of the following can be installed in front of the
hinged front plate support frame:
vv a transparent door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a plain door (IP30 or IP55)
vv a fixed cover frame (IP30)
bb rear panel = screw-on panel
bb side panels = set of two panels
bb plain roof
bb gland plates (plain or in two parts).
C-10
Mounting Frameworks
DD380572.eps
DD380573.eps
DD380574.eps
DD380575.eps
DD380576.eps
DD380577.eps
Width (mm) 300 400 650 800 800 300 400 650 800 800
(650 + 150) (650 + 150)
Depth 400 mm Depth 600 mm
Cat. no. 08403 08404 08406 08408 08407 08603 08604 08606 08608 08607
Composition 2 frames 3 frames
- + 2 additional equipped with intermediate uprights for the mounting plates
uprights
bb 4 cross-pieces.
bb Mounting hardware.
bb Framework combinations
Characteristics bb Cubicles can be combined side-by-side and back-to-back.
bb Can be equipped with IP30 or IP55 cover panels.
Note: for the 800 mm width, the busbar compartment can be on the left or right
Dd381324.eps
DD385530.eps
C-11
Framework combinations
DD380751.eps
DD380752.eps
Dd381325.eps
Dd381326.eps
Type Side-by-side Back-to-back
IP55 sealing kit Double depth combination kit
Cat. no. 08717 08719
Characteristics The 650 and 800 mm wide frameworks are supplied with a The kit is made up of:
combination kit comprising six M6 bolts. bb a set of hardware for the mechanical connections between the
To maintain the IP55 degree of protection, an optional gasket must cross-pieces
be installed between the combined cubicles. bb two assembly plates to connect the uprights
bb the IP55 sealing kit.
Accessories
Dd381327.eps
Dd383048.eps
Type Hardware
Fixing screws and nuts
Cat. no. 08921 08718
Characteristics Set of 20 screws + wing nuts for framework Set of 10 screws + combination accessories
C-12
DD385485.eps
DD380582.eps
DD380583.eps
Dimensions (mm) W = 300 W = 400 W = 650 W = 800
Plain door 08513 08514 08516 08518
Transparent door - 08534 08536 08538
Door with cut-out 08593 08594 - -
Reinforced door - 01224 01225
Characteristics bb Reversible for left or right-hand opening.
bb Equipped with a handle and keylock (key 405).
For other possibilities, see page C-21.
Note: the door with cut-out can be equipped with front plates for 72 x 72 or 96 x 96 instruments, see page A-71.
The 800 mm door is supplied with a 150 mm barrier for the side compartment, plus a finishing accessory to improve the
appearance of the upright.
Cover frame - 08574 08576 08578 (1)
(1) For 800 mm wide frameworks, the 650 mm frame is supplied with a plain wicket door, 150 mm wide.
Dd385486.eps
C-13
DD380600.eps
Mounting Roof
DD380601.eps
C-14
DD385485.eps
DD380582.eps
Dimensions (mm) W = 300 W = 400 W = 650 W = 800
Plain door 08523 08524 08526 08528
Transparent door 08544 08546 08548
Characteristics bb Equipped with a factory-mounted polyurethane (PUR) gasket
bb Reversible for left or right-hand opening
bb Equipped with a handle and keylock (key 405).
For other possibilities, see page C-21.
Note: the 800 mm door is supplied with a 150 mm barrier for the side compartment, plus a finishing accessory to improve the
appearance of the upright.
Dd385488.eps
C-15
DD380600.eps
Dd381329.eps
Mounting Roof
DD380601.eps
C-16
Dd381335.eps
Dd381334.eps
Degree of protection IP30/IP31 IP55
Dimensions (in mm) D400 D600 D400 D600
W = 300 mm 08493 08693 08483 08683
W = 400 mm 08494 08694 08484 08684
W = 650 mm 08496 08696 08486 08686
W = 800 mm (650 + 150) 08497 08697 08487 08687
W = 800 mm 08498 08698 08488 08688
Dd381333.eps
Dd385527.eps
200 max.
Side-by-side combination of two cubicles Two stacked plinths. The front and rear cross-pieces can be
with a plinth. easily removed for a pallet-mover.
C-17
DD383845.eps
08716
DD380652.eps
50
L
08705
Dimensions (mm) D = 400 D = 600 L1200 to L1900 L2000 to L2550 L2650 to L3050
2 cubicle handling base end-pieces 08714 08716 - - -
Cubicle handling - - 08705 08706 08707
Characteristics This type of base is designed to avoid any risk of cubicle deformation during transport and handling.
Five different catalogue numbers offer 27 width possibilities (1200 to 3050 mm) for 400 and 600 mm deep cubicles.
bb Two catalogue numbers each include 2 end-pieces for handling bases for 400 and 600 mm deep cubicles respectively and
the corresponding mounting hardware.
bb Three catalogue numbers each include 2 lengths for the sides of handling bases for 1200 to 3050 mm wide cubicles
respectively and the corresponding mounting hardware.
Handling bases can be used for both side-by-side and back-to-back cubicle combinations.
In this case, the mounting hardware for one of the sets is used.
DD383839.eps
650 400 800 800 800 300
New !
le
Availab (1)
2014
in late
Dd381337.eps
C-18
DD383846.eps
Dd381541.eps
Cat. no. 08700 08701
Characteristics bb Set of four lifting rings screwed to the framework. bb Made up of four blocks under the framework
bb Use a set of lifting rings for each framework (W = 650 and bb Suitable for all types of cubicles, whatever the width and depth
800 mm) containing devices. bb Increases the stability of the cubicle during mounting of devices
bb When two cubicles with devices have been combined, use a bb Makes possible cubicle handling using a pallet mover or a forklift
lifting beam. bb Protects the front, side and rear cover panels during handling
bb can be installed and removed without removing the roof bb Can be reused.
bb even if they are left attached, the switchboard conserves its
original degree of protection.
Dd381542.eps
Dd381543.eps
Mounting Levelling kit False floor fixing kit Floor/wall fixing kit
Dd381549.eps
Dd381547.eps
Dd381548.eps
Dd381550.eps
Dd381553.eps
Dd381552.eps
Dd381554.eps
C-19
DD384030.eps
DD383950.eps
DD384029.eps
OK
Identification labels
Used for Clip-on labels Engraving plates
Dd383975.eps
DD383974.eps
T
LIGH LIGH
T
DD381753.eps
Accessories
Used for Switchboard identification plate Drawing holder Touch-up accessories
DD381721.eps
DD385306.eps
DD381208.eps
C-20
DD384365.eps
DD384367.eps
DD384363.eps
DD384364.eps
Cat. no. 08932 08933 08931 08938
Characteristics Without barrel Without barrel With standard barrel lock Can be installed on the door
(key no. 405) handles equipped with any of
Anthracit grey (RAL 7016) the barrel locks and inserts.
Inserts
Cat. no. 08945 08946 08947 08948 08949 08950 08951 08952 08953 08955
Characteristics DIN double bar Screwdriver slot Male triangle Male square Female square
6.5 mm 7 mm 8 mm 9 mm 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm 6 mm
Earthing braid
Earthing braid is used to earth a door or wicket door with devices.
Used for Earthing braid, 6 mm 2
Earthing wire, 6 mm2
DD384368.eps
DD384368.eps
DD384052.eps
C-21
Presentation
In most cases and notably for IP30 switchboards, the heat
dissipation by convection takes place naturally and does not
require fans.
However, when the switchboard is installed in temperate
environments or when the degree of protection is high (IP54),
ventilation accessories are indispensable.
Installation Characteristics
The cut-out template supplied with the Material
device avoids the need for marking and Injected thermoplastic (ASA PC) self-extinguishing
protects the surface of the enclosure during according to UL 94 V-0.
handling. Color
The device can be equipped with a filter that RAL 7035 as standard, with the option of RAL 7032.
provides even more efficient protection for Conditions of use
your sensitive facilities against dust particles. >> The outside temperature (Te) must be 5 °C lower than the desired
temperature (Ts) inside the enclosure.
>> The filters that equip the fans must be cleaned and replaced
regularly.
>> The surrounding environment must be relatively clean and
overfrequent filter replacement should be avoided.
>> Bear in mind the pressure losses caused by the outlet element (grille
with filter, ventilation louvre or simple opening) when determining
the fan flow rate.
>> Storage temperature: -40…+ 70 °C.
>> Degree of protection: IP54.
>> Input voltage: 230 V (50/60 Hz).
C-22
DD385520.eps
Dd381676.eps
291
Forced-air 38 m²/hr 85 m²/hr 165 m²/hr 300 m²/hr 560 m²/hr 850 m²/hr
ventilation
PB501050_R.eps
PB501051_R.eps
PB501052_R.eps
PB501052_R.eps
PB501053_35.eps
PB501053_35.eps
Cat. no. NSYCVF38M230PF NSYCVF85M230PF NSYCVF165M230PF NSYCVF300M230PF NSYCVF560M230PF NSYCVF850M230PF
Unimpeded 50 Hz 38 85 165 300 562 838
throughput via 60 Hz 39 98 193 350 586 803
filter (m3/hr)
Throughput via 50 Hz 25 63 153 (1) 260 473 718
outlet grill (m3/hr) 60 Hz 26 72 171 (1) 307 477 568
Power drawn (W) 4,5/4,8 17/15 16.3/14.3 36/37 68/85 150/195
(max. intensity (A)) (0,16/0,17) (0.121/0.097) (0.12/0.94) (0.171/0.16) (0.52/0.370) (0.65/0.85)
Noise level (dB (A)) 40/41 46/49 50/51 55/56 59/59 76/75
External dimensions 137 x 117 x 49 170 x 150 x 62 268 x 248 x 104 268 x 248 x 116 336 x 316 x 161 336 x 316 x 162
(cutting) (92 x 92) (125 x 125) (223 x 223) (223 x 223) (291 x 291) (291 x 291)
Weight (kg) 0,220 0.780 1.140 1.3 3.2 4.1
Operating temperature -10...+70 °C -20...+60 °C -20...+60 °C -10...+70 °C -15...+60 °C -15...+60 °C
Outlet grill
Cat. no. NSYCAG92LPF NSYCAG125LPF NSYCAG223LPF NSYCAG223LPF NSYCAG291LPF NSYCAG291LPF
EMC cover
C-23
Dimensions
NSYCVF38M230PF
13
DB300459.eps
DB300460.eps
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137
92 x 92
91,85
80
117
49 9
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15
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170
124,85
119
125 x 125
150
62 9
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18
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268
222,7
119
223 x 223
248
104 9,5
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18
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268
222,7
172
223 x 223
248
116 9,5
NSYCVF560M230PF - NSYCVF850M230PF
A B Cat. no. 18 18
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291 x 291
316
B 9.5 9.5
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or NSYCAC228RMF or NSYCAC228RMF
08476 or 08478 or
08676 08678
Circulation fan
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C-25
Resistors
Resistors prevent condensation, corrosion and superficial leakage currents.They
maintain a positive temperature in the enclosures and cubicles when external
temperatures drop very low.
bb Install heaters according to the desired power level at the bottom of the enclosure
bb Respect a safety area of a least 10 cm around the device
bb The heaters must be installed with a thermal controller to control the temperature
or the humidity inside the enclosure.
bb The enclosure must be sealed to prevent the entry of air from the outside.
bb An electrical protection device must be installed on the supply side of the unit.
bb Surface temperature limited to 75 °C when the ambient temperature is -5 °C.
bb Heaters equipped with a power cable with a length of 500 mm with silicon
insulation, or with a connection terminal block.
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Power cord Terminal block Terminal block
Cat. no. NSYCR10WU2 NSYCR20WU2 NSYCR55WU2 NSYCR100WU2 NSYCR150WU2 NSYCR250W230VV NSYCR400W230VV
Power rating (W) 10 25 55 90 150 250 400
Voltage (V) 110-250 AC 110-250 AC 110-250 AC 110-250 AC 110-250 AC 230 AC 230 AC
Characteristics bb Vertical mounting. bb Vertical mounting.
bb Aluminium case with fins. bb Aluminium case with fins.
bb Temperature: bb Temperature:
vv turns off at 60 °C, vv turns off at 60 °C,
vv turns on at 25-30 °C (temperature of the resistor itself). vv turns on at 25-30 °C (temperature of the
bb Equipped with a symetrical resistor itself).
bb Equipped with a symetrical
Thermofan
Thermofan
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Terminal block
Cat. no. NSYCRP1W230VTVC
Power rating (W) 400/550
Voltage (V) 230 AC
Characteristics bb Combination of a resistance heater and an axial motor to ensure uniform heating of the enclosure.
bb Fixing by clip on a DIN rail.
bb Thermostat adjustable from 0…+60 °C.
bb Visual operation indicator.
C-26
Regulating
The thermostat can control the temperature inside electrical switchboards in
conjunction with heating resistors and fans.
This thermostat can control the activation of a fan and a heater and regulate their
temperature independently.
Mecanical thermostats Electronical thermostats
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Thermostat Double thermostat Electronical Electronic Electronic hygrostat
with OF contact thermostat hygrotherm
Cat. no. NSYCCOTHI NSYCCOTHD NSYCCOTH230VID NSYCCOHYT230VID NSYCCOHY230VID
Colour of the button Black bb Red: with normally closed - - -
contact (NC) for controlling
the resistance heaters.
bb Blue: with normally open
contact (NO) for controlling
the fans, signalling systems
or alarms.
Contact Inverse, forced rupture 1 with normally closed Free with zero potential
contact (NC),
1 with normally open contact
(NO),
forced rupture
Internal sensor Bimetal Internal temperature - Internal humidity sensor
element sensor
Switching capacity 250 V AC ; 10 A (resistive 250 V AC ; 10 A - - -
load) 120 V AC ; 15 A
250 V AC/120 V AC : 2 A
(inductive load cos Ø= 0,6)
30 W DC
Max interrupting 250 V AC 4 A - - - -
capacity with direct (charge inductive Ø = 0,6)
current 30 W DC
Connection Four 2.5 mm² terminals Six 2.5 mm² terminals 2 x 2.5 mm² (input voltage) 2 x 2.5 mm² (input voltage) 2 x 2.5 mm² (input voltage)
+ 2 relays (2 x 2.5 mm² + 2 relays (2 x 2.5 mm² + 1 relay (2 x 2.5 mm²)
+ 2 x 2.5 mm²) + 2 x 2.5 mm²)
Dimensions (mm) 67 x 50 x 44 60 x 33 x 43 - - -
Weight (g) 100 40 - - -
Hysteresis 7° K 7° K Programmed 2 °K 3% 3%
Temperature setting +5...+60 °C 0...+60 °C -40 °C…+80 °C -40 °C…+80 °C -40 °C…+80 °C, humidity
range setting range:20 %…80 %
Characteristics bb Ingress protection rating: IP20. bb Ingress protection rating: IP20.
bb Contact resistance: < 10 mW. bb Certification : UL/UR.
bb Service life: > 100 000 cycles. bb Fixing: 4 different methods: on DIN rail, Spacial SF profile, on VDI cross-rail or on
bb Fixing:by clip on a 35-mm DIN rail mounting plate
bb Case : plastic UL 94 V-0, light grey. bb Boîtier : plastique UL 94 V-0, gris clair.
bb Operating temperature : -20...+80 °C (-4...+176 °F). bb Operating temperature : -40 °C…+80 °C.
bb Display : °C/°F. bb Display : °C/°F.
bb Max. command intensity: (NC) 5 A (NO) 10 A. bb Max. command intensity: 8 (5) A 230 V AC / 5 A 30 V DC.
C-27
Dimensions
Frameworks, D = 400 mm
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Frameworks, D = 600 mm
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Fixing to floor
Without plinth With plinth
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A B
300 262.5
400 362.5
650 612.5
800
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Dimensions
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30
A + 60 A + B + 60
Depth
Door in front and panel in rear Doors front and rear
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Door
IP30 door IP55 door
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Dimensions
60 100
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150
23
31
31
2000 2000 2000
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99 99 99 99
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99 159
249
300
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Dimensions
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Layout of horizontal Linergy BS busbars
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630 A. 800 A. 1000 A.
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1250 A. 1600 A.
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Dimensions
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Layout of lateral Linergy BS busbars
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A
50 60 80
D = 400 mm B 284 274 254 D = 400 mm B 284
C 250 240 220 C 242
D = 600 mm B 484 474 454 D = 600 mm B 484
C 450 440 420 C 442
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Dimensions
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A C
300 110
400 210
650 460
800 610
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Dimensions
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C-34
Electrical characteristics
Designing Prisma P power circuits
Presentation and approach D-14
Designing horizontal busbars
Linergy LGYE D-17
Linergy BS D-18
Designing vertical busbars
Linergy LGY D-19
Linergy LGYE D-20
Linergy BS D-21
Designing rear busbars
Linergy LGYE, Linergy BS D-22
Designing connections between a device and busbars
Prefabricated connections for Compact NS630b to NS1600 D-23
Prefabricated connections for Masterpact NT06 to NT16 D-24
Prefabricated connections for Compact NS630b to NS1000 D-25
Fixed Masterpact NW08 to NW16 D-26
Fixed Masterpact NW08 to NW32 D-27
Drawout Masterpact NW08 to NW16 D-28
Drawout Masterpact NW08 to NW32 D-29
Designing connections between a device and busbars
Dedicated cubicle - Fixed Masterpact NW08 to NW32 D-30
Dedicated cubicle - Drawout Masterpact NW08 to NW32 D-31
Fixed Masterpact NT06 to NT16 D-32
Drawout Masterpact NT06 to NT16 D-34
Fixed Compact NS1600b to NS3200 D-36
Fixed Compact NS630b to NS1600 D-37
Withdrawable Compact NS630b to NS1600 D-39
Horizontal, fixed Compact NS630b to NS1000 D-41
Designing connections y 630 A
Device connections D-42
Compact circuit breakers NSX100 to NSX630 Insulated flexible copper bars D-43
Compact circuit breakers NSX100 to NSX630 Copper cable D-44
Designing cable connections
Tubular lugs D-45
Designing customer connections
Prefabricated connections for Compact NS630b to NS1600 D-46
Prefabricated connections for Masterpact NT06 to NT16 D-47
Connection transfer assembly for fixed Compact NS630b to NS1000 D-48
Fixed Masterpact NW08 to NW16 D-49
Fixed Masterpact NW08 to NW40 D-50
Drawout Masterpact NW08 to NW16 D-51
Masterpact NW08 to NW40 withdrawable D-52
Fixed Masterpact NT06 to NT16 D-53
Drawout Masterpact NT06 to NT16 D-54
Fixed Compact NS1600b to NS3200 D-55
Fixed Compact NS630b to NS1600 D-56
Withdrawable Compact NS630b to NS1600 D-57
Fixed Compact NS630b to NS1000 Horizontal mounting D-58
D-1
Designing busbars
Fupact INF, ISFT, ISFL - Horizontal Linergy LGYE busbars D-59
Fupact INF, ISFT, ISFL - Linergy BS busbars D-60
Fupact INF, ISFT - Vertical Linergy LGYE, LGY busbars D-61
Fupact INF, ISFT - Vertical Linergy BS busbars D-62
Standards and
tested switchboards
Standards D-63
Enclosure characteristics
Selection of enclosures
according to the premises D-68
Properties of metal enclosures D-75
Practical information
Tools required for mounting and connection D-85
Connection of horizontal to vertical busbars D-86
Installation of the current transformer D-87
Installation of source changeover systems D-89
Storage recommendations D-91
Packing information D-92
Handling on the site D-93
Transport D-95
Cubicle handling and rolling base
Lifting reinforcement kit for combined cubicles D-96
Connection of busbar trunking D-97
Connection of power cables D-98
Maintenance
Preventive maintenance D-101
Corrective maintenance D-103
D-2
Framework accessories
Framework accessories 01104
4 top sealing components
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4 bottom sealing components
4 bottom cross-piece plugs
2 washers
4 bottom cross-piece plugs
2 mounting hardware
D-3
Front-plate accessories
20 self adhesive front plate grips 01093
DD384564.EPS
Accessory
Plain wicket door, W = 150 mm 01110
DD384565.EPS
4 flat plates for 3200 - 4000 A connection
16 conical contact washer Ø8
16 torque nut M8
Rear accessories
Accessories IP55 01101
4 IP55 framework plugs
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1 2 3 4
4 stop doors
base + screw + washer + nut
8 cage nuts
5 6 7 3 white grommet plugs
2 IP55 roof and rear panel fixing systems
6 IP55 rear panel fixing systems
D-4
1 2
16 cage nuts
3
6 cage nuts
6 mounting sets of screw fixing IP55 for roof
Roof accessories
Roof accessories 01112
4 lifting ring plugs
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Prisma PH Prisma P
300-700-900
D-5
Framework accessories
Framework accessories
CS frame bottom cross-member W400 to be used with old model 08504 01115
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CS frame bottom cross-member W650 to be used with old model 08506 01116
CS frame bottom cross-member W150 + 650 to be used with old model 08506 01117
CS frame bottom cross-member W650 + 150 to be used with old model 08506 01118
Door accessories
Closing accessories 01105
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4 screw THF M6 x 16
4 stop rod
1 2 3
3 1/4 turn stud
2 stop doors
3 hinge pins
4 5 6
1 handle
1 key no. 405
1 handle staple
1 shifting fork
1 Pozidriv screw for handle staple
D-6
Presentation
Smart Panels:
powerful technologies, easy to implement
In addition to basic functions and enclosures, the Smart
Panel solution is enhanced with new features for collecting
and transmitting energy data from the main switchboard
panel and all subpanels, making it a highly flexible and
accurate energy management system. All the panels, from
main, division to tertiary, are smart panels with data
gathering and transmission functions).
D-7
Switch Ethernet
Ethernet switch , 5 copper ports
Communication port protocol : Ethernet TCP/IP
Ethernet port : 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX - 5 ports
copper cables
Max number of cascading switches : unlimited
24 V DC power supply
An external 24 V DC power supply is required for
installations with communication,
whatever the type of trip unit.
A single external 24 V DC supply may be used for
the entire switchboard.
The required characteristics are:
b output voltage: 24 V DC ±5 %
b ripple: ±1 %.
b overvoltage category: OVC IV -
as per IEC 60947-1.
D-8
0V
D1 D0
0/ACT COM
LK/10-10
K
NETWOR R
ET
COM STATUS ETHERN
STATUS
8
AI2 24V
7 0V AI1 0V
Q 24V +24V
I2
6 0V
I1
Q 24V
5 0V
I1
I2 8
Q 24V
4 I1
I2 7
0V
Q 24V
3 I1
I2 6
0V
Q 24V
2 I1
I2 5
0V
Q 24V
1 I1
I2 4
0V
Q 24V D1/+
I1
I2 3 D0/-
0V 0V
2
N.C.
1 C D0
N.C.
D1
C/-
ON
iEM31
63A
Imax:
11
12
14 data logger that merges seamlessly with the Smart
Panel energy management solution. It consolidates
OF
100-230
V
POWER Module interface Modbus IFM
Turn off all power before working on this equipment.
POWER
POWER
EB
X2
100-23 00
24V 0V
~
50/60 1.2A 0.6A
Hz
200
Com’X
or serious injury.
ETH2
ETH2
ETH1
ETH1
D-9
Mounting FDM121
600
650
800
Mounting FDM128
600
650
800
600
650
800
Mounting IFM
600
650
800
D-10
600 C
I4
I5
C
I6
650
I3
I2
C
I1
+ C
24VD
800 A1
O1
A1
T2
O3 T1
34
O2 33
24
O1 23
14
13
Mounting IFE
+24V
0V
600
650
Eth2
Eth1
800
600
0V
D1 D0
100/AC
T
COM
LK/10-
ORK
650
NETW S R
COM STATU RNET
ETHE
S
STATU
800
AI2 24V
7 0V AI1
Q 24V +24V0V
I2
6 0V
I1
Q 24V
5 0V
I1
I2 8
Q 24V
4 I1
I2 7
0V
Q 24V
3 I1
I2 6
0V
Q 24V
2 I1
I2 5
0V
Q 24V
1 I1
I2 4
0V
Q 24V
I1
I2 3
0V
2
1
600
650
800
ER
POW
230V
100- ER
Turn off all power before working on this equipment.
POW
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DANGER
EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH
ER
POW
EB
X2
100
-230
00
24V V
~
50/6 1.2A 0.6A
0 Hz
’X 200
Com
or serious injury.
Mad
e in
GER
MAN
Y
Mounting EGX300
600
650
800
D-11
Prisma P enclosures are designed for installation of the new VarplusCan power
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factor correction modules that improve the quality of the electrical distribution system
and reduce consumption of reactive energy.
The modules are made up of capacitors, contactors and devices protecting against
internal faults.
Installation
See page A-66 for information on installation in the enclosure.
D-12
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Fans Several types of fans are available: enclosure wall or roof-mount versions.
They are particularly useful for switchboards installed in temperate environments or
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Thermostat Thermostats are used to limit the temperature inside switchboards when heaters and
fans are installed, thus reducing heat losses.
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D-13
Prisma P takes into account the installation and In the following pages you will find a number of examples, validated for Prisma P
connection conditions of Schneider Electric devices. switchboards, intended to assist in determining the busbars as well as the upstream
The entire installation complies with standard and downstream connections for the installation.
IEC 60439-1. The result is a type tested switchboard. The examples assume that the devices have already been selected.
A complete process involves a number of steps before making final choices
(transformer, conductors, protection, etc.).
Schneider Electric offers a number of tools to assist in designing a complete
installation (technical guides, software).
PD390311_SE.eps
Busbar sizing The factors that must be taken into account in determining the size of busbars
include:
bb the diversity factor.
Not all the loads supplied by a set of busbars are used at full rated load or at the
same time. The diversity factor is the means to determine the maximum load current
used to size the busbars.
Standard IEC 61439-1 and 2 §4.7 specifies the table below.
Number of circuits Diversity factor
2 and 3 0,9
4 and 5 0,8
6 and 9 0,7
10 and more 0,6
D-14
Busbars The maximum load current for a set of busbars is a function of the thermal
environment.
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The type and the size of the conductors must be determined in view of carrying the
required currents taking into account the temperatures reached in the switchboard.
These conductors are subjected to additional heat rise caused by the flowing current
(joule effect) and the connected devices.
The temperatures reached by the conductors and the insulating materials, etc. must
not exceed the maximum temperatures for which the products were designed.
Schneider Electric busbars and distribution blocks are sized to operate without any
particular constraints for the assemblies in Prisma P switchboards operating under
normal environmental conditions (standard switchboard configuration, 35 °C outside
the switchboard, etc.).
To determine the Linergy LGY busbars or Linergy LGYE required, see the tables
on pages D-17, D-19 et D-20.
They can be used to determine:
b the type of Linergy LGY busbars or Linergy LGYE, as a function of:
v the current
v the IP value
v the ambient temperature around the switchboard
v ICW/1s.
To determine the required Linergy BS busbars, see the tables on pagepage D-18
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Connection of devices u 630 To determine the size of upstream and downstream connections for devices,
see the tables starting on pagepage D-23.
and busbar connections They can be used to determine:
b the size of copper busbars
b the maximum permissible current.
As a function of:
b the type of circuit breaker
b the IP value
b the ambient temperature around the switchboard
b the type of installation.
D-15
Designing the PE protective The protective conductor must be sufficiently sized and securely installed in the
switchboard to accept the thermal and electrodynamic constraints of the fault
conductor current.
It must be connected to the exposed conductive parts of the switchboard.
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l 2t
SPE=
k
b SPE: cross-sectional area of the PE in mm²
b I: value of the phase-to-earth fault current = 60 % of the value of the
phasetophase
b fault current (IEC 60439-1 §8.2.4.2)
b t: time the fault current flows in seconds
b k: coefficient that depends on the type of metal, k = 143 for a copper
conductor with PVC insulation.
Example:
v Isc = 36 kA rms C the value of the phase-to-earth fault current = 60 % of the value
v of the phase-to-phase fault current (standard IEC 61439-1 and 2 § 8.4.3.2.3 and
10.11.5.6), i.e.: 36 x 0.6 = 21.6 kA
v maximum time delay for the control unit: 0,5 s
v k = 143 for copper conductors with PVC insulation.
The calculation is therefore:
v 2
v S = 21600 x 0,5 = 106,8 mm2
PE 143
Implementing the PEN protective The size of the PEN is determined in the same manner as a neutral conductor, i.e.:
bb for copper single-phase circuits or sized y 16mm², it must be the same size as the
conductor phase conductors
bb for copper three-phase circuits sized > 16 mm², it can be:
vv the same size as the phase conductors
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D-16
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Section 630 A. Section 800 A. Section 1000 A. Section 1250 A. Section 1600 A.
Cat. No. 04560. Cat. No. 04561. Cat. No. 04562. Cat. No. 04563. Cat. No. 04564.
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D-17
Up to 1600 A
Linergy BS bars, 5 mm thick
Type of bars Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
Size per phase IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
1 Linergy BS bar, 60 x 5 890 840 850 790 800 750 760 700 710 650 660 bb
1 Linergy BS bar, 80 x 5 1130 1050 1080 990 1000 900 970 870 910 810 860 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 60 x 5 1580 1420 1500 1350 1400 1250 1350 1180 1260 1090 1180 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 80 x 5 2010 1820 1920 1720 1800 1600 1720 1510 1610 1390 1510 bb
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Up to 3200 A
Linergy BS bars, 10 mm thick
Type of bars Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
Size per phase IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
1 Linergy BS bar, 50 x 10 1330 1220 1260 1160 1200 1080 1130 1010 1060 940 990 bb
1 Linergy BS bar, 60 x 10 1550 1400 1470 1320 1400 1250 1320 1160 1240 1070 1160 bb
1 Linergy BS bar, 80 x 10 1990 1800 1890 1700 1800 1600 1700 1500 1600 1390 1500 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 50 x 10 2270 2090 2160 1980 2050 1850 1930 1740 1810 1610 1690 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 60 x 10 2550 2270 2420 2140 2300 2000 2170 1870 2030 1720 1900 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 80 x 10 3110 2820 2970 2660 2820 2500 2660 2330 2500 2160 2330 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 100 x 10 3650 3280 3490 3100 3300 2900 3130 2720 2950 2510 2750 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 120 x 10 4160 3760 3960 3550 3760 3340 3560 3100 3340 2880 3120 b
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Example:
Two 50 x 10 mm bars can be used for a 2160 A current with an IP y 31 and an
ambient temperature of 30 °C around the switchboard.
Where possible, use of 10 mm bars is worthwhile in terms of the In/Isc:
bb gain in time during switchboard mounting given, where applicable, the lesser
number of bars installed
bb for short-circuits, the rigidity of the bars means fewer busbar supports.
Recommendation:
Use 5 mm bars for In y 1600 A and low Icw values (40 kA rms).
Use 10 mm bars for In > 1600 A and medium to high Icw values (> 40 kA rms).
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-18
Up to 3200 A
Linergy LGY section
Type of bars Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
Linergy LGY 630 750 680 710 630 680 590 630 550 590 530 550 bb
Linergy LGY 800 920 840 880 800 840 760 800 720 760 680 720 bb
Linergy LGY 1000 1140 1040 1090 990 1040 950 990 900 950 850 900 bb
Linergy LGY 1250 1410 1290 1350 1230 1290 1170 1230 1100 1170 1050 1100 bb
Linergy LGY 1600 1800 1650 1720 1580 1650 1480 1580 1390 1480 1320 1390 bb
Linergy LGY 2000 (2 x 1000) 2200 2000 2100 1900 2000 1820 1900 1720 1820 1620 1720 bb
Linergy LGY 2500 (2 x 1250) 2740 2500 2620 2380 2500 2260 2380 2120 2260 2020 2120 bb
Linergy LGY 3200 (2 x 1600) 3480 3200 3340 3060 3200 2920 3060 2780 2920 2640 2780 bb
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Example:
A Linergy LGY channelled bar can be used for a 1650 A current with an IP y 31 and
an ambient temperature around the switchboard of 35 °C.
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Section 630 A. Section 800 A. Section 1000 A. Section 1250 A.
Cat. No. 04502. Cat. No. 04503. Cat. No. 04504. Cat. No. 04505.
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Section 1600 A.
Cat. No. 04506.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-19
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DD384548.eps
DD384549.eps
Section 630 A. Section 800 A. Section 1000 A. Section 1250 A. Section 1600 A.
Cat. No. 04560. Cat. No. 04561. Cat. No. 04562. Cat. No. 04563. Cat. No. 04564.
DD384550.eps
DD384551.eps
DD384552.eps
DD384553.eps
D-20
Up to 1600 A
Linergy BS bars, 5 mm thick
Type of bars Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
Size per phase IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
1 Linergy BS bar, 60 x 5 890 840 850 790 800 750 760 700 710 650 660 bb
1 Linergy BS bar, 80 x 5 1130 1050 1080 990 1000 900 970 870 910 810 860 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 60 x 5 1580 1420 1500 1350 1400 1250 1350 1180 1260 1090 1180 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 80 x 5 2010 1820 1920 1720 1800 1600 1720 1510 1610 1390 1510 bb
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Up to 3200 A
Linergy BS bars, 10 mm thick
Type of bars Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
Size per phase IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
1 Linergy BS bar, 50 x 10 1330 1220 1260 1160 1200 1080 1130 1010 1060 940 990 bb
1 Linergy BS bar, 60 x 10 1550 1400 1470 1320 1400 1250 1320 1160 1240 1070 1160 bb
1 Linergy BS bar, 80 x 10 1990 1800 1890 1700 1800 1600 1700 1500 1600 1390 1500 bb
1 Linergy BS bar, 100 x 10 2370 2150 2260 2030 2150 1900 2030 1780 1900 1650 1780 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 50 x 10 2270 2090 2160 1980 2050 1850 1930 1740 1810 1610 1690 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 60 x 10 2550 2270 2420 2140 2300 2000 2170 1870 2030 1720 1900 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 80 x 10 3110 2820 2970 2660 2820 2500 2660 2330 2500 2160 2330 bb
2 x 1 Linergy BS bar, 80 x 10 3540 3200 3370 3020 3200 2820 3020 2650 2840 2450 2650 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 100 x 10 3650 3280 3490 3100 3300 2900 3130 2720 2950 2510 2750 bb
2 Linergy BS bars, 120 x 10 4160 3760 3960 3550 3760 3340 3560 3100 3340 2880 3120 b
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Example
Two 80 x 10 mm bars can be used for a 2820 A current with an IP y 31 and an
ambient temperature of 35°C around the switchboard.
Two 80 x 10 mm bars installed separately in two busbar compartments can be used
for a 3200 A current with an IP y 31 and an ambient temperature of 35°C around the
switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-21
Up to 1600 A
Linergy LGY section
Type of bars Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
Linergy LGY 630 750 680 710 630 680 590 630 550 590 530 550 bb
Linergy LGY 800 920 840 880 800 840 760 800 720 760 680 720 bb
Linergy LGY 1000 1140 1040 1090 990 1040 950 990 900 950 850 900 bb
Linergy LGY 1250 1410 1290 1350 1230 1290 1170 1230 1100 1170 1050 1100 bb
Linergy LGY 1600 1800 1650 1720 1580 1650 1480 1580 1390 1480 1320 1390 bb
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Up to 1600 A
Linergy BS bars, 5 mm thick
Up to 3200 A
Linergy BS bars, 10 mm thick
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-22
DD383537.eps
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Top or bottom incoming
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy LGY busbars
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the permissible current for a
prefabricated connection between a vertical Compact NS630b/NS1600, fixed or
withdrawable, and Linergy LGY busbars depending on the ambient temperature
around the switchboard and the IP value.
Fixed
Prefabricated connection
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b 3P cat. no. 04485 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 04486
NS800 3P cat. no. 04485 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 04486
NS1000 3P cat. no. 04485 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 04486
NS1250 3P cat. no. 04485 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P cat. no. 04486
NS1600 3P cat. no. 04487 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400 bb
4P cat. no. 04488
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Withdrawable
Prefabricated connection
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b 3P cat. no. 04477 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NS800 3P cat. no. 04477 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NS1000 3P cat. no. 04477 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NS1250 3P cat. no. 04477 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NS1600 3P cat. no. 04491 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330 bb
4P cat. no. 04492
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Example:
For a fixed Compact NS1600, 4P, where the ambient temperature around
the switchboard is 35°C and the IP > 31:
the maximum permissible current for the prefabricated connection (04488) is 1450 A.
D-23
Dd383666.eps
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Top or bottom incoming
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy LGY busbars
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the permissible current for a
prefabricated connection between a vertical Masterpact NT06/NT16, fixed or
drawout, and Linergy LGY busbars depending on the ambient temperature around
the switchboard and the IP value.
Fixed
Prefabricated connection
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 3P cat. no. 04475 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 04476
NT08 3P cat. no. 04475 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 04476
NT10 3P cat. no. 04475 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 04476
NT12 3P cat. no. 04475 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P cat. no. 04476
NT16 3P cat. no. 04489 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470 1370 1420 bb
4P cat. no. 04490
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Withdrawable
Prefabricated connection
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 3P cat. no. 04477 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NT08 3P cat. no. 04477 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NT10 3P cat. no. 04477 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NT12 3P cat. no. 04477 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P cat. no. 04478
NT16 3P cat. no. 04491 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330 bb
4P cat. no. 04492
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Example:
For a drawout Masterpact NT16 , 4P, where the ambient temperature around the
switchboard is 35°C and the IP > 31: the maximum permissible current for the
prefabricated connection (04492) is 1380 A.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-24
Dd383538.eps
Horizontal mounting
Front or rear connection
Left or right incoming
Linergy LGY vertical busbars
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the permissible current for a
prefabricated connection between a horizontal Compact NS630b/NS1600, fixed or
withdrawable, and Linergy LGY busbars depending on the ambient temperature
around the switchboard and the IP value.
Fixed
Prefabricated connection
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b 3P cat. no. 04473 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 04474
NS800 3P cat. no. 04473 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 04474
NS1000 3P cat. no. 04473 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 04474
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-25
Dd383667.eps
Fixed
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy LGY, BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Liaison
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, fixed Masterpact NW08/NW16, front or rear connection, taking into account
the ambient temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard (1)
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
NW16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1600 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470
(1) In the case of a door mounted at the rear of cubicle, add 10 °C.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
NW16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1600 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-26
Dd383668.eps
Fixed
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy LGYE, LGY, BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, fixed Masterpact NW08/NW32, front or rear connection, taking into account
the ambient temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1600 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470
NW20 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950
NW25 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2460 2500 2380 2500 2300 2460
NW32 Size per phase 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 3200 3000 3170 2910 3080 2820 3000 2730 2910 2630 2820
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1600 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470
NW20 Size per phase 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950
NW25 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2460 2500 2380 2500 2300 2460
NW32 Size per phase 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x 10 bb
I (A) 3200 3000 3170 2910 3080 2820 3000 2730 2910 2630 2820
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-27
Dd383669.eps
Drawout
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy LGY, BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, drawout Masterpact NW08/NW16, front or rear connection, taking into
account the ambient temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard (1)
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1200 1230 1160 1200
NW16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
(1) In the case of a door mounted at the rear of cubicle, add 10 °C.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1200 1230 1160 1200
NW16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-28
Dd383670.eps
Drawout
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy LGYE, LGY, BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, drawout Masterpact NW08/NW32, front or rear connection, taking into
account the ambient temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1180 1210 1140 1180 1100 1140
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
NW20 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950 1830 1900 1760 1830
NW25 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2470 2280 2410 2210 2350 2140 2280 2070 2210 2000 2140
NW32 Size per phase 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2960 2730 2890 2630 2820 2530 2730 2450 2630 2370 2530
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1180 1210 1140 1180 1100 1140
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
NW20 Size per phase 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950 1830 1900 1760 1830
NW25 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2470 2280 2410 2210 2350 2140 2280 2070 2210 2000 2140
NW32 Size per phase 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 2b 100 x10 bb
I (A) 2960 2730 2890 2630 2820 2530 2730 2450 2630 2370 2530
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-29
Dd385506.eps
Fixed
Dedicated cubicle
Linergy LGYE, BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1600 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470
NW20 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950
NW25 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2460 2500 2380 2500 2300 2460
NW32 Size per phase 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 3200 3000 3170 2910 3080 2820 3000 2730 2910 2630 2820
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: contact Schneider Electric for 4000 A dedicated cubicle
D-30
DD385490.eps
Drawout
Dedicated cubicle
Linergy LGYE, BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1180 1210 1140 1180 1100 1140
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
NW20 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950 1830 1900 1760 1830
NW25 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2470 2280 2410 2210 2350 2140 2280 2070 2210 2000 2140
NW32 Size per phase 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2960 2730 2890 2630 2820 2530 2730 2450 2630 2370 2530
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: contact Schneider Electric for 4000 A dedicated cubicle
D-31
DD385494.eps
Fixed
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, fixed Masterpact NT06/NT16, taking into account the ambient temperature
around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NT12 Size per phase 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250
NT16 (1) Size per phase 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470 1370 1420
(1) Make the neutral connection with two bars, 50 x 5 mm.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NT12 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250
NT16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470 1370 1420
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-32
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NT12 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1180 1230
NT16 (1) Size per phase 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470 1370 1420
(1) Make the neutral connection with one bar, 50 x 10 mm.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NT12 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1160 1210 1110 1160
NT16 Size per phase 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-33
Dd385491.eps
Drawout
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy BS busbars
Connections drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, drawout Masterpact NT06/NT16, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NT12 Size per phase 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NT16 (1) Size per phase 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
(1) Make the neutral connection with two bars, 50 x 5 mm.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NT12 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NT16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-34
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NT12 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1160 1210 1110 1160
NT16 (1) Size per phase 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
(1) Make the neutral connection with one bar, 50 x 10 mm.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NT12 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1160 1210 1110 1160
NT16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: The values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-35
Compact NS1600b/3200
Dd383539.eps
Fixed
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy LGY busbars, BS
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, fixed Compact NS1600b/3200, front or rear connection, taking into account
the ambient temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS1600b Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
NS2000 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950 1830 1900 1760 1830
NS2500 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2470 2280 2410 2210 2350 2140 2280 2070 2210 2000 2140
NS3200 Size per phase 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 3b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2860 2630 2790 2530 2720 2430 2630 2350 2530 2270 2430
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS1600b Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
NS2000 Size per phase 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 2b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950 1830 1900 1760 1830
NS2500 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2470 2280 2410 2210 2350 2140 2280 2070 2210 2000 2140
NS3200 Size per phase 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 2860 2630 2790 2530 2720 2430 2630 2350 2530 2270 2430
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-36
Dd385492.eps
Fixed
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy BS busbars
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
vertical, fixed Compact NS630b/NS1600, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 970 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200
NS1600 (1) Size per phase 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400
(1) Make the neutral connection with two bars, 50 x 5 mm.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 970 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200
NS1600 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-37
Connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 970 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NS1600 Size per phase 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 2b 50 x 10 bb
(1)
I (A) 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400
(1) Make the neutral connection with one bar, 50 x 10 mm.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 970 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NS1600 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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DD385493.eps
Withdrawable
Vertical busbars on the left or right
Linergy BS busbars
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
1 Connection.
2 Horizontal link.
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and
the maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for
a vertical, withdrawable Compact NS630b/NS1600, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 1b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 3b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NS1600 (1) Size per phase 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 4b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
(1) Make the neutral connection with two bars, 50 x 5 mm.
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NS1600 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-39
Horizontal link
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 970 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1160 1210 1110 1160
NS1600 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-40
Dd383538.eps
Horizontal mounting
Vertical Linergy LGYE, LGY, BS busbars
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and
the maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for
a horizontal, fixed Compact NS630b/NS1000, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-41
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-42
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-43
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
Note: Schneider Electric recommends connecting Compact NSX400/630 circuit breakers with
insulated flexible bars or rigid bars (see page D-43).
D-44
Tubular lugs for incoming Maximum size of lugs for connection to the different incoming connection blocks.
Incoming connection block for 150 mm² 240 mm² 185 mm²
Compact NSX-INS250 supplied via the top or the
bottom, cat. no. 04066 et 04067
In-duct incoming connection block for 240 mm² 300 mm² 300 mm²
Compact NSX630 supplied via the top or the
bottom cat. no. 04076
Customer connection Maximum size and number of cables for connection to terminal extension bars
(according to busbar drawing supplied) for customer connection of Compact NSX
of devices u 630 A and Masterpact NT/NW devices.
Cable size Quantity
(mm²)
Size and number of cables
Copper lugs 300 12
Bimetal lugs 240 12
D-45
DD383540.eps
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the permissible current for a
prefabricated connection between a vertical Compact NS630b/NS1600, fixed or
withdrawable, and Linergy busbars depending on the ambient temperature around
the switchboard and the IP value.
Fixed
Prefabricated connections
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b 3P cat. no. 33642 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NS800 3P cat. no. 33642 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NS1000 3P cat. no. 33642 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NS1250 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
NS1600 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Withdrawable
Prefabricated connections
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b 3P cat. no. 33642 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NS800 3P cat. no. 33642 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NS1000 3P cat. no. 33642 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NS1250 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
NS1600 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-46
Dd383673.eps
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the permissible current for a
prefabricated connection between a vertical Masterpact NT06/NT16, fixed or
drawout, and Linergy busbars depending on the ambient temperature around the
switchboard and the IP value.
Fixed
Prefabricated connections
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 3P cat. no. 33642 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NT08 3P cat. no. 33642 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NT10 3P cat. no. 33642 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NT12 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
NT16 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470 1370 1420 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Withdrawable
Prefabricated connections
Device and cat. no. Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 3P cat. no. 33642 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NT08 3P cat. no. 33642 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NT10 3P cat. no. 33642 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 bb
4P cat. no. 33643
NT12 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
NT16 3P réf.33642 + 33644 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330 bb
4P réf.33643 + 33645
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-47
Dd383541.eps
Horizontal mounting
Front or rear connection
Installation on the left or right
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the permissible current for a
prefabricated connection between a horizontal, fixed Compact NS630b/NS1000 and
Linergy busbars depending on the ambient temperature around the switchboard and
the IP value.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-48
Dd383674.eps
Fixed
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making a front or rear customer connection for
a vertical, fixed Masterpact NT06/NT16, taking into account the ambient temperature
around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
For connection cable cross-sections and quantities, see page D-45.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
NW16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1600 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-49
Dd383675.eps
Fixed
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Customer connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1600 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470
NW20 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950
NW25 Size per phase 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2460 2500 2380 2500 2300 2460
NW32 Size per phase 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 bb
I (A) 3200 3000 3170 2910 3080 2820 3000 2730 2910 2630 2820
NW40 Size per phase (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
bb
I (A) (1)
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
(1) For NW40 IP >31, performances realized with forced ventilation.
(2) Contact Schneider Electric for 4000 A dedicated cubicle
Canalis connection For Canalis connections, apply the appropriate derating coefficient K.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-50
Dd383676.eps
Drawout
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making a front or rear customer connections to
busbars for a vertical, drawout Masterpact NT08/NT16, taking into account the
ambient temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
For connection cable cross-sections and quantities, see page D-45.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 2b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1200 1230 1160 1200
NW16 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
D-51
Dd383677.eps
Drawout
Vertical mounting
Front or rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Customer connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NW08 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NW10 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NW12 Size per phase 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 1b 60 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1180 1210 1140 1180 1100 1140
NW16 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
NW20 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950 1830 1900 1760 1830
NW25 Size per phase 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 2470 2280 2410 2210 2350 2140 2280 2070 2210 2000 2140
NW32 Size per phase 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 bb
I (A) 2960 2730 2890 2630 2820 2530 2730 2450 2630 2370 2530
NW40 Size per phase (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
bb
I (A) (1)
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
(1) For NW40 IP >31, performances realized with forced ventilation.
(2) Contact Schneider Electric for 4000 A dedicated cubicle
Canalis connection For Canalis connections, apply the appropriate derating coefficient K.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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Dd383678.eps
Fixed
Rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making a front or rear customer connections to
busbars for a vertical, fixed Masterpact NT06/NT16, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
For connection cable cross-sections and quantities, see page D-45.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NT12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250
NT16 Size per phase 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470 1370 1420
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
NT12 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1180 1230
NT16 Size per phase 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1570 1600 1520 1570 1470 1520 1420 1470 1370 1420
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Canalis connection For Canalis connections, apply the appropriate derating coefficient K.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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Dd383679.eps
Rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making a customer connections to busbars for
a vertical, drawout Masterpact NT06/NT16, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
For connection cable cross-sections and quantities, see page D-45.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NT12 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NT16 Size per phase 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NT06 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NT08 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NT10 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NT12 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1160 1210 1110 1160
NT16 Size per phase 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Canalis connection For Canalis connections, apply the appropriate derating coefficient K.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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Dd383542.eps
Front or rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making a front or rear customer connections to
busbars for a vertical, fixed Compact NS1600b/NS3200, taking into account the
ambient temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
For connection cable cross-sections and quantities, see page D-45.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP>31
NS1600b Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1480 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
NS2000 Size per phase 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 2b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 2000 2000 2000 1950 2000 1900 1950 1830 1900 1760 1830
NS2500 Size per phase 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 2b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 2470 2280 2410 2210 2350 2140 2280 2070 2210 2000 2140
NS3200 Size per phase 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 2b120 x 10 bb
I (A) 2860 2630 2790 2530 2720 2430 2630 2350 2530 2270 2430
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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Dd383543.eps
Fixed
Rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making a rear customer connection for a
vertical, fixed Compact NS630b/NS1600, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
For connection cable cross-sections and quantities, see page D-45.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 970 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200 1250 1150 1200
NS1600 Size per phase 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 bb
I (A) 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 970 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NS1600 Size per phase 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 1600 1550 1600 1500 1550 1450 1500 1400 1450 1350 1400
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Canalis connection For Canalis connections, apply the appropriate derating coefficient K.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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DD383807.eps
Withdrawable
Rear connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Busbar drawings supplied by
Schneider Electric
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making a rear customer connection for a
vertical, withdrawable Compact NS630b/NS1600, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
For connection cable cross-sections and quantities, see page D-45.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 1b 60 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 1b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 2b 80 x 5 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230 1250 1180 1230 1130 1180
NS1600 Size per phase 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 2b 100 x 5 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 10 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 1b 50 x 10 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 960 1000
NS1250 Size per phase 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 1b 80 x 10 bb
I (A) 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1210 1250 1160 1210 1110 1160
NS1600 Size per phase 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 1b100 x 10 bb
I (A) 1560 1430 1520 1430 1480 1380 1430 1330 1380 1280 1330
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Canalis connection For Canalis connections, apply the appropriate derating coefficient K.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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Dd383545.eps
Horizontal mounting
Front connection
Incoming via top or bottom
Installation on the left or right
Using the data below, it is possible to determine the size of the copper bars and the
maximum permissible currents when making the connections to busbars for a
horizontal, fixed Compact NS630b/NS1600, taking into account the ambient
temperature around the switchboard and the IP value.
Connection to be made according to the busbar drawings supplied.
Customer connection
Flat bars, 5 mm thick
Device Permissible current (A)
Ambient temperature around the switchboard
25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40°C 45 °C 50 °C
IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31 IP y 31 IP > 31
NS630b Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630 630
NS800 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
NS1000 Size per phase 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 2b 50 x 5 bb
I (A) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
bb Connection impossible due to the operating-temperature limits of the devices installed in the switchboard.
Note: the values indicated above have been validated for Prisma P switchboards.
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Standards and
tested switchboards
IEC international standards The IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) is a worldwide organisation for
standardisation comprising all national electrotechnical committees (IEC National
IEC member countries
Committees).
Argentina Luxemburg
Australia Malaysia
Austria Mexico The object of the IEC is to promote international cooperation on all questions
Belarus Netherlands concerning standardisation in the electrical and electronic fields.
Belgium New Zealand To that end, the IEC publishes International Standards.
Brazil Norway Their preparation is entrusted to technical committees and any IEC National
Bulgaria Pakistan Committee interested in the subject dealt with may participate in the preparatory
Canada Poland
China Portugal work.
Croatia Rumania
Czech Rep. Russia
Denmark Singapore
Egypt Slovakia
Finland Slovenia
France South Africa
Germany Spain
Greece Sweden
Hungary Switzerland
India Thailand
Indonesia Turkey
Iran Ukraine
Ireland United Kingdom
Israel United States
Italy Yugoslavia
Japan
Korea (Rep. of)
bb either a European standard (EN), often identical to the IEC standard, which then
Worldwide becomes the applicable national standard in all the member countries
bb or, in the event of differences, a harmonisation document (HD).
Other IEC member countries
Each country is autonomous and can accept the IEC standard as the national
Other IEC standard, with or without modifications.
member Even though they are IEC members, countries such as Japan and the United States
countries continue to develop their own standardisation systems.
Countries without a standardisation system
It is possible to refer to an IEC standard in the framework of a project.
Countries
CEI / IEC
Commission Electrotechnique Internationale
CENELEC
Comité Européen de Normalisation ELECtrotechnique
UTE
Union Technique de l’Électricité
VDE
Verband der Elektrotechnik, Elektronik und Informationstechnik
e.v. (German electrotechnical, electronics and computer
technology standardisation organisation)
BSI
British Standards Institution
D-63
The different types of standards There are different types of standards, including:
b management standards
b installation standards
b product standards.
Management standards
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v The majority of Schneider Electric development centres and factories are certified
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Installation standards
The set of IEC 60364-X standards defines the main principles and rules on:
b determining general characteristics of installations
b protection
b selection and installation of equipment
Switchgear and controlgear. Installation.
b verification and maintenance of installations.
Product standards
They apply to devices or assemblies and are aimed at ensuring correct operation
and safety of the concerned products.
b standards on low-voltage switchgear and controlgear:
v IEC 60947-1: general rules
v IEC 60947-2: circuit breakers
v IEC 60947-3: switches and disconnectors
v IEC 60947-4: contactors
v IEC 62208: empty enclosures.
b standards on low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies:
v IEC 61439-1: general rules
v IEC 61439-2: power switchgear and controlgear assemblies
v IEC 61439-3: distribution boards
v IEC 61439-4: assemblies for construction sites
v IEC 61439-5: assemblies for power distribution
v IEC 61439-6: busbar trunking systems.
Regulations in a given country may make certain standards legally binding and may
also create additional safety requirements.
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e marking e marking is a regulatory symbol attributed under the sole responsibility of the
manufacturer and intended for the verification authorities of the European countries
that enforce the European regulations.
It allows free circulation of a product in the European Union and certifies that it
complies with the basic requirements in all the applicable European directives.
e marking is not a quality symbol and does not indicate conformity with a standard.
Consequences:
b the Prisma P range falls under the LV directive only
b LV switchboards are covered by the LV directive and may also fall under the EMC
directive, depending on the type of devices incorporated.
e
For the Prisma P range, e marking is applied:
b on the packing of “mechanical” components
b on the product itself for “electrical” components.
For the LV assemblies created by the panelbuilder, e marking is applied:
b on the packing
b on the rating plate (if applicable)
b on one of the documents accompanying the switchboard when it is shipped.
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Degree of protection Standard IEC 60364-5-51 lists and codifies a large number of external influences to
which electrical installations can be subjected, including the presence of water, solid
objects, shocks, vibrations, corrosive substances, etc.
IP code
Standard IEC 60529 (IP code, February 2001) indicates the degrees of protection
provided by an enclosure for electrical devices against access to hazardous parts,
against penetration of solid foreign objects and against penetration of water.
These standards do not apply for the protection against the risks of explosion or
conditions such a humidity, corrosive vapour, fungus or vermin.
The IP code is made up of two characteristic numerals and can include an additional
letter when the actual protection for persons against access to the hazardous parts is
better than that indicated by the first numeral.
The first numeral characterises the protection provided against the ingress of solid
foreign objects and the protection of persons.
The second numeral characterises the protection provided against the ingress of
water with harmful effects.
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access with back of solid foreign objects vertically dripping
hand larger than 50 mm water (condensation)
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access with a finger solid foreign objects dripping water up to
larger than 12.5 mm 15° from vertical
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effects of temporary
immersion in water
effects of continuous
immersion in water
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Additional letter
The additional letter is used only if the actual protection of persons is higher than that
indicated by the first characteristic numeral of the IP code.
If only the protection of persons is of interest, the two characteristic numerals are
replaced by the letter “X”, e.g. IPXXB.
Illustration of the above explanations:
Protection against solid foreign objects
larger than 2.5 mm
No protection
IP30D
Protected against access
with a 1 mm diameter wire
Remarks
b The degree of protection IP must always be read and understood numeral by
numeral and not as a whole.
For example, an IP31 wall-mount enclosure is suitable for an environment that
requires a minimum degree of protection IP21. However an IP30 wall-mount
enclosure is not suitable.
b the degrees of protection indicated in this catalogue are valid for the enclosures as
presented. However, the indicated degree of protection is guaranteed only when
installation and device mounting are carried out in accordance with professional
standards that conserve the initial degree of protection.
IK code
Standard IEC 62262 defines an IK code characterising the capacity of products to
resist mechanical impacts from all sides.
IK code Impact energy (joules)
01 0.14
02 0.2
03 0.35
04 0.5
05 0.7
06 1
07 2
08 5
09 10
10 20
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Using the table 1 Opposite the relevant premises, read the recommended IP and IK values.
2 The b symbol indicates the enclosure or cubicle satisfying the criteria of the UTE
guide.
Any enclosure or cubicle with a higher degree of protection can also be used.
3 If several degrees of protection are possible (refer to the standard for more
details) and the v and b symbols are indicated (e.g. 24v/25b), enclosures that
correspond to the higher degree of protection (b) are suitable for the lower degree
of protection (v).
No applicable
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Coffee roasters 21 02 bb
Coal, wood, oil 20 08 bb
Delicatessen (production) 24 07 bb
Sweets (production) 20 02 bb
Shoe repair shops 20 02 bb
Dairies 24 02 bb
Hardware stores (storage areas for 33 07 bb
chemicals and paint)
Wood workers 50 07 bb
Art galleries 20 02/07 bb
Florists 24 07 bb
Furriers 20 07 bb
Fruit and vegetable merchants 24 07 bb
Grain shops 50 07 bb
Bookshops, stationers 20 02 bb
Motorcycle and bicycle repairs and 20 08 bb
accessories
Messenger services 20 08 bb
Furniture shops (antiques, 20 07 bb
secondhand)
Glass and mirror merchants 20 07 bb
(workshop)
Wallpaper shop (storage area) 20 07 bb
Cosmetics shop (storage area) 20 02 bb
Chemists (storage area) 20 02 bb
Photographers (dark room) 23 02 bb
Plumbers (storage area) 20 08 bb
Fishmongers 25 07 bb
Dry cleaners 23 02 bb
Hardware stores (without paint, 20 07 bb
chemicals, etc.)
Locksmiths 20 07v/08b bb bb
Vintners, spirits 20 07 bb
Interior decorator (carding) 50 07 bb
Tailors, clothing retailers (storage 20 02 bb
area)
Pet care 35 07 bb
No applicable
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linen rooms 20 02 bb
laundry rooms 24 07 bb
misc. shops 21 07/08 bb
kitchens (large)
J Reception old and handicapped 20 02 bb
people
L Lecture halls, halls 20 02/07 bb
meeting rooms, stage areas 20 08 bb
auditoriums,
halls used for scenery storage 20 08 bb
several purposes rooms
costume rooms 20 07 bb
Y Museums 20 02 bb
PA Covered open air facilities 23v/25b 08v/10b bb bb
CTS Marquees and tents 44 08 bb
SG Inflatable structures 44 08 bb
PS Covered parking lots 21 08v/10b bb bb
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electrical 21 07/08 bb
Fuel coal 50v/60b 08 bb
storage areas
oil 20 07v/08b bb bb
liquefied gas 20 07v/08b bb bb
Cinder tips 50 08 bb
Pump rooms 21v/23b 07v/08b bb bb
Pressure reduction rooms (gas) 20 07v/08b bb bb
Steam or hot water facilities 21v/23b 07v/08b bb bb
Lubrication areas 23 08 bb
Battery recharging areas 23 07 bb
Workshops 21 08 bb
Public building (other than for the general public)
Offices 20 02 bb
Libraries 20 02 bb
Archives 20 02 bb
Computer rooms 20 02 bb
Design offices 20 02 bb
Rooms containing reprographic 20 02 bb
machines
Sorting rooms 20 07 bb
Refectories in restaurants or 21 07 bb
canteens
Large kitchens
Sports rooms 20 07v/08b bb bb
Barracks 20 07 bb
Meeting rooms 20 02 bb
Waiting rooms, lounges, halls 20 02 bb
Medical consulting rooms, not fitted 20 02 bb
with specific equipment
No applicable
D-71
ceiling and up to 10 23 07 bb
cm underneath
Temperature y -10 °C 23 07 bb
Compressor room 21 08 bb
integral unit located 34 08
outside or on a terrace
No applicable
D-72
D-73
D-74
Enclosure characteristics
Schneider Electric enclosures comply with standard IEC 62208, EN 50298 for empty
enclosures. The sheet metal used for Schneider Electric enclosures receives an
anti-corrosion epoxy electrophoresis treatment and a coating of a thermosetting,
polyester-resinmodified epoxy powder for colour and appearance.
This two-coat system provides excellent finish and corrosion protection.
The characteristics of this coating are much better than those of traditional epoxy
powders:
b improved colour stability
b wider operating temperature range.
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Enclosure characteristics
Chemical properties of powder Tests carried out at ambient temperature on phosphated test pieces coated
with a 150 to 200 micron film.
coating
Test duration (months) 2 4 6 8 10 12
Acids Concentration
Acetic 20 %
Sulphuric 30 %
Nitric 30 %
Phosphoric 30 %
Hydrochloric 30 %
Lactic 10 %
Citric 10 %
Bases Soda 10 %
Ammonia 10 %
Water Distilled water
Seawater
Tap water
Diluted bleach
Solvents Petrol
High alcohols
Aliphatics
Aromatics
Ketones, esters
Tri-perchlorethylene
Film intact.
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IP > 31 IP y 31 IP y 54 IP y 31
Forced-air Forced
ventilation with convection and
air-air exchanger cooling
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IP > 31 IP > 31
On special request.
For these extreme cases, many installers prefer to set up the switchboards with
other electrotechnical and electronic devices in air-conditioned electrical rooms.
Heating
The means employed to raise the internal temperature in a switchboard is a
resistor-based heater, used to:
bb avoid condensation by limiting variations in temperature
bb ensure that the switchboard does not freeze.
D-77
Calculation of the internal Calculation of the temperature is the means to check that the enclosure can
evacuate the dissipated power of the installed devices.
temperature Important note
Correct thermal management of the switchboard depends on compliance with
the installation requirements for the distribution system (power circuits).
Incorrect installation will have major consequences on the connected device, but
almost none on the internal temperature of the enclosure.
Once the circuit has been correctly sized, it is necessary to check whether the
assembly (devices + distribution system + cables) have a level of dissipated power
P(W) y the P(W) that the enclosure can handle.
This IEC guide for switchboards proposes a calculation method to determine three
levels of internal temperature, depending on the dissipated power of the devices and
distribution blocks installed in the switchboard.
Users can consult this document when it is necessary to determine precisely the
internal temperature in view of optimising the switchboard.
On request, Schneider Electric can carry out a thermal study to check that the
installed assembly and the thermal capacity of the enclosure are compatible.
Comparative method
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A number of qualified and tested configurations serve as the basis for indicating the
thermal capacity of Prisma P enclosures.
This is en empirical means to check whether the dissipated power of the desired
configuration is close to that of a tested configuration.
For details on the calculation of the dissipated power in the device zone, see page
D-80.
D-78
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wide, 400 mm deep, IP30
LGY
Diversity factor: 0.7 and 0.8
Ambient temperature around the switchboard: 35 °C
Cubicle 1 : P(W) of device zone = 580 W
Cubicle 2 : P(W) of device zone = 180 W
NSX250
Linergy FM
NSX400
Linergy LGY
wide, 1000 mm deep, two 300 mm wide ducts, IP30
Diversity factor: 0.7
Ambient temperature around the switchboard: 35 °C
NSX400
Cubicle 1 : P(W) of device zone = 880 W
Cubicle 2 : P(W) of device zone = 330 W
NSX630
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wide, 1000 mm deep, two 300 mm wide ducts, IP30
Diversity factor: 0.7
Ambient temperature around the switchboard: 35 °C
Cubicle 1 : P(W) of device zone = 580 W
Cubicle 2 : P(W) of device zone = 180 W
NSX250
Linergy FM 200 A
NSX400
Application of the diversity factor In the configuration below, the standardised diversity factor (K div.) for a total of 14
outgoing circuits is 0.6, i.e. 60 % of In for each outgoing circuit.
Schneider Electric prefers a more conservative approach and therefore divides the
installation into four main circuits:
bb Compact NSX250
bb 200 A Linergy FM: 8 outgoers V K div. = 0.7
bb Linergy FC: 4 outgoers V K div. = 0.8
bb Compact NSX400.
1 Compact NSX250 + 1 Linergy FM 200 A + 1 Linergy FC + 1 Compact NSX400 V
4 outgoers, i.e. a diversity factor of 0.8.
As a result, the current flowing in each circuit is at least 70 % and up to 80 % of In.
Calculation of the power dissipated by Dissipated power of the NT1600 indicated by the manufacturer: 460 W. The power
dissipated by the connections is approximately 30 % of the device P(W):
devices in the incoming cubicle 0.3 x 460 = 138 W.
Power of circuit breaker + connections = 460 + 138 = 598 W at 1600 A.
For I² (the Watts are proportional to the square of the current) at 1410 A
(In of the incoming device):
54.6 x
2002 = 35 W
2502
Dissipated power of the Linergy FC and its four Compact NSX250 circuit breakers:
4 x 35 W (same calculation as above) = 140 W
D-80
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Draw a line parallel to the others on the chart and read the corresponding difference
in temperature.
For the given example, the heat rise is 22 °C at mid-height in the enclosure.
The internal temperature = external temperature + heat rise
= 35 °C + 22 °C = 57 °C
57 °C < 60 °C stipulated by the standard, i.e. the result is acceptable for an IP3
cubicle.
This gives roughly: Internal temperature = 60 °C at mid-height in the enclosure for a
low IP value.
Internal temperature = 70 °C at mid-height in the enclosure for a high IP value.
D-81
Quick calculation charts for internal Test conditions: the cubicle is on the floor against a wall, the indicated internal heat
rise is that measured at mid-height in the enclosure.
temperatures
IP3X cubicle, 400 mm deep IP3X cubicle, 600 mm deep
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For the enclosures not mentioned on the previous
pages, use the equation:
P
DT =
SxK
where:
DT: internal temperature - external temperature
P: power dissipated by the devices, connections and
busbars (in Watts)
S: total free surface area of the enclosure (expressed
in m²)
K: thermal-conduction coefficient of the material
(W/m² °C)
IP3X cubicle, 800 mm deep IP3X cubicle, 1000 mm deep
K = 5.5 W/m² °C for painted sheet metal.
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Note: the dissipated power of each device is provided by
the manufacturer. Add approximately 30 % to account for
the connections and the busbars.
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D-82
Switchboard ventilation The air enters the lower section via the fans and exits the upper section:
bb through a ventilated roof
bb or through a ventilation opening.
The air throughput of the fans is determined by the equation:
D = 3.1 x ( P
DT )
- KS
The chart below can be used to determine the necessary throughput, based on the
dissipated power, the difference in temperature (internal - external) and the exposed
surface area of the enclosure.
Example
Consider an IP3X cubicle, 650 mm wide and 400 mm deep, containing components
(devices, connections, busbars, etc.) dissipating 1000 W.
The ambient temperature around the cubicle is 50 °C.
Given that the average temperature at mid-height should not exceed 60 °C, the
difference in temperature DT is equal to 60 - 50 = 10 °C.
The exposed surface of the cubicle (non adjacent to a wall or other cubicle) is
4.46 m².
(back = 1.3 m², front = 1.3 m², roof = 0.26 m², side panels = 1.6 m²).
What is the necessary throughput of the ventilation system?
The throughput can be calculated as:
D = 3.1 x (
1000
10
- 5.5 x 4.46)
D = 234 m3/h.
In the range of Prisma P accessories, select a system with a throughput
of 300 m3/h.
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Calculation data
P: power dissipated by the devices, connections and busbars (in Watts)
Pr: power of the heating resistor (in Watts)
Tm: maximum internal temperature in the device zone (in °C)
Ti: average internal temperature (in °C)
Te: average external temperature (in °C)
DTm = Tm – Te
DT = Ti– Te
S: total free surface area of the enclosure (expressed in m2)
K: thermal-conduction coefficient of the material (W/m2 °C)
K = 5.5 W/m2 °C for painted sheet metal
D: ventilation throughput (in m3/h)
D-83
Switchboard heating The heating resistor, placed in the bottom of the switchboard, maintains the internal
temperature 10 °C higher than the external temperature. When the switchboard is
not in operation, the heater compensates the dissipated power normally emitted by
the switchboard.
The power of the heating resistor is calculated:
b using the equation: Pr = (DT x S x K) - P
b or using the charts below, based on the exposed surface area of the enclosure
and the desired difference in temperature.
Chart to determine the heating resistor for small wall-mounted enclosures
(exposed surfaces y 1 m2)
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Chart to determine the heating resistor for all types of enclosures and cubicles
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Calculation data
P: power dissipated by the devices, connections and busbars (in Watts)
Pr: power of the heating resistor (in Watts)
Tm: maximum internal temperature in the device zone (in °C)
Ti: average internal temperature (in °C)
Te: average external temperature (in °C)
DTm = Tm – Te
DT = Ti– Te
S: total free surface area of the enclosure (expressed in m2)
K: thermal-conduction coefficient of the material (W/m2 °C)
K = 5.5 W/m2 °C for painted sheet metal
D: ventilation throughput (in m3/h).
D-84
Part numbers:
bb SP3723 = wrench handle (essential)
bb SP3721 = extra-flat ratchet adapter (essential)
bb SP3722 = ratchet for ordinary sockets (optional) for mounting on handle SP3723
bb SP2709 = extra-flat 13 mm short socket
bb SP2709A = extra-flat 13 mm long socket
bb SP4369 = extra-flat 16 mm short socket
bb SP4370 = extra-flat 16 mm long socket
bb SP2710 = extra-flat 17 mm short socket
bb SP4371 = extra-flat 19 mm short socket
bb SP4372 = extra-flat 19 mm long socket.
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Horizontal busbars can be connected to vertical busbars (Linergy LGY or Linergy BS)
in two ways:
bb in a duct (by a direct connection ordered from the catalogue)
bb in the rear (with part of the connection to be fabricated by the installer).
5 mm thick horizontal busbars can be connected to vertical busbars using
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connection plate 04634 (y 1000 A) or 04635 (> 1000 A) after drilling holes in the
horizontal bars.
10 mm thick horizontal busbars can be connected to vertical busbars in
2 ways:
bb using connection plate 04636 (y 1600 A) or 04637 (> 1600 A) without drilling holes
in the horizontal bars
bb or with a screw and socket assembly (04645) designed for assembly on a busbar
that has already been mounted.
Screw + socket
(cat. no. 04645). This bolted solution requires:
Connection plate bb holes drilled in the bars (Ø16 mm) for diagonal mounting of the sockets and
(cat. no. 04635).
screws
bb conformity with the following mounting rules:
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Ø16
50/60/80/100
100
80
50/60
100
60 80 100 60 80
50 50
50/60 x2 50 x2
_ x2 _
80 x3 60
x3 _ _
100 x4 _ _ 80
100
x4 _ _ _
In practice, the real contact area is limited to regions in which the pressure is applied
effectively.
In a bolted overlap assembly, these areas are made up of the areas adjacent to the
bolts, and more precisely under the washers.
Salt spray tests have demonstrated these contact areas.
The number of screws thus determines the effective cross-sectional area through
which the current flows, which corresponds to the area under the washer (minus the
screw hole).
This cross-section area must be close to that of the bar.
Controlled temperature rise
Whatever the connection solution used, the quality and reliability of the contact is
guaranteed, in particular with respect to temperature rise, as long as assembly is
carried out according to our recommendations.
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b insulated cables
b Prisma P vertical busbars
b insulated flexible busbars
b Linergy LGY vertical busbars
b rigid busbars.
When installing a CT, we recommend that you comply with the following mounting
rules:
b install current transformers:
v on an easily dismountable busbars or copper connections
v between 2 connection points, by joints or bolted connection
b place the current transformer so that the identification markings remain readable.
For large current transformers, a staggered installation is recommended to prevent
arcing on fixing screws or excessive spacing between phase conductors.
If they are installed on vertical busbars, secure the current transformers in place to
prevent them from slipping downwards (for example using a bolt or a pin)
b when there are several busbars per phase, fit spacers between the busbars in
order to:
v resist the tightening forces when installing the current transformer
v avoid vibrations that lead to current transformer breakdowns.
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D-88
Note that our configuration software can be used to produce the switchboard front
panel drawings.
Source changeover system in the same cubicle.
For each source changeover configuration, various combinations of normal and
replacement source circuit breakers and switch-disconnectors are possible:
bb 1 normal source/1 replacement source:
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To define the number of modules required to install superimposed devices, all you
have to do is add up the number of modules required for each device with:
b its connections
b its cover and its partitioning.
For combination possibilities and installation details, refer to the “Source changeover
- Compact NSX100-630, Compact NS630b-1600, Interpact, Masterpact" catalogue
LVPED208007EN.
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1 normal source
1 replacement source
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2 normal sources
1 replacement source and coupling on busbars
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Practical information
Cubicles must be stored in upright position in a dry and ventilated location, sheltered
from rain, weather, dripping and running water, dust and chemical agents.
Apart from IP55 cubicles, never store enclosures outdoors, even under an awning or
tarp.
The cubicles should if possible be left in their packing until they are installed. In this
way they are protected against all risks that may be encountered on the site
(impacts, splashes, etc.).
Acceptable storage temperatures are -25 °C to +55 °C (or up to +70 °C for short
periods not exceeding 24 hours).
Given their heavy weight, cubicles should be stored on a stable, rigid and flat floor to
avoid any risk of tipping during storage or handling.
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Practical information
units comprising 2 cubicles side by side. Shipping units may exceptionally comprise
3 cubicles (see precautions given in the "On-site handling" chapter).
Each shipping unit is marked with:
bb project number
bb weight
bb packing unit information (packing unit number and total quantity)
bb position of the centre of gravity
bb storage and handling instructions.
Standard packing
The cubicles are protected by a plastic cover in a crate.
The following accessories are attached inside the switchboard:
bb installation accessories (lifting/fixing cross-members and external fixing lugs)
bb preliminary installation accessories: plinth raisers
bb horizontal busbar joints (if required)
bb additional nuts and bolts and other mounting hardware
bb panels to be fitted after on-site connection: canopies, roof panels, gland plates
bb a set of drawings
bb device user manuals
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Sea packing
The cubicles are protected by a heat-sealed plastic cover containing desiccant bags
and are installed in a ventilated wooden or plywood crate.
As a rule sea crates do not weigh more than 5 tons.
Sorting
In order to sort the different types of packing material, specific waste recovery bins
are required.
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Practical information
Final unpacking of the equipment will preferably take place just before the
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As a general guideline, the weight of an average 3200 A cubicle is around 400 kg.
Cubicles should always be handled in the upright position with care, if possible
by 2 persons. There is a risk of overtipping the cubicle due to the high position of
the centre of gravity.
When moving the cubicles, always turn slowly and smoothly, avoiding all bumps and
jerks. Enclosures moved using a forklift truck must be lifted carefully and held in
Wooden beams (or framework stabilizers) are generally attached to the base of the
cubicle framework. This allows the cubicles to be moved using a pallet mover or
forklift truck.
d The forks must be placed symmetrically with respect to the cubicle's axis so as
not to distort the base of the frame.
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For cubicles fitted with a plinth, the front and rear base panels must be removed to
allow insertion of the pallet mover forks.
Cubicles must be lifted with care and held in place during transport by strapping
them onto the handling machine, especially for large distances or bumpy terrain.
For a Prisma P switchboard with a busbar compartment, lifting points must be shifted
Framework stabiliser. towards the busbars.
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Practical information
If cranes or overhead hoists are used, only slings that are sufficiently strong
and in good condition should be used.
b The slings must be attached to the 4 cubicle lifting lugs.
b Adjust the length of the slings according to the switchboard dimensions so that the
angle formed does not exceed the angle indicated below depending on the
switchboard weight. When 2 switchgear cubicles are combined, a lifting beam must
be used.
b Never tilt the cubicle during handling.
b Take care to equally distribute the load on the 4 rings.
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In the special case of an assembly with more than 2 cubicles, you must:
bb first of all move the assembly in its original packing as close as possible to where
it is to be installed
bb use a lifting beam and slings to support the switchboard from underneath.
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Practical information
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D-95
50 mm high base This type of base is designed to increase the rigidity of cubicle frameworks to avoid
any risk of deformation during transport and handling.
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Five different catalogue numbers offer 27 width possibilities (1200 to 3050 mm) for
50 400 and 600 mm deep cubicles.
b Two catalogue numbers each include 2 end-pieces for handling bases for 400 and
600 mm deep cubicles respectively and the corresponding mounting hardware.
b Three catalogue numbers each include 2 lengths for the sides of handling bases
L for 1200 to 3050 mm wide cubicles respectively and the corresponding mounting
hardware.
Handling bases can be used for both side-by-side and back-to-back cubicle
08714 + 08705. combinations.
In this case, the mounting hardware for one of the sets is used.
Designation Cat. no.
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08716
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08705 Side-by-side and back-to-back combination of 4 cubicles equipped with a handling base.
Lifting reinforcement kit bb Kit 08722 is recommended for lifting combined cubicles and can be used together
with handling base end-pieces 08714 for severe transport or handling conditions.
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Practical information
Prisma P switchboards come equipped with a special interface that allows them to
be directly connected to Canalis KT trunking.
The electrical connection between the Canalis KT trunking and the Prisma P
switchboard is just as easy to carry out as jointing between two busbar trunking
sections.
The Canalis KT interface is totally integrated in the Prisma P switchboard volume.
It comprises a Canalis KT joint block and interface/circuit breaker connection
terminals.
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bb A red plastic washer that is ejected when the head breaks provides visual
evidence that the joint tightening operation has been carried out correctly.
bb For dismantling or maintenance operations, a second head is available on the nut
and can be retightened using a conventional torque wrench. The recommended
tightening torque is then 60 Nm.
bb Reassemble the roof.
Sealing kit
bb In order to retain the original IP index, use the roof sealing kit ordered with the
busbar trunking. This kit guarantees an IP52 degree of protection at the trunking
passage.
bb The kit is installed by cutting out the roof of the Prisma P switchboard.
This cut-out, which is the same dimension for all Canalis KT busbar trunking ratings,
is made using the template delivered with the sealing kit.
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Practical information
D-98
Practical information
of protection (IP).
bb Refit the bottom plate.
bb Run the cables through the glands or grommets.
bb Run the cables in the intended compartments and secure them to cable tie-bars
every 400 mm.
bb If cable glands are not used, it may be easier to prepare the cable terminations
outside the switchboard (e.g. lug crimping) and then to drop them inside the cubicle
having first disassembled the bottom removable cross-member.
Covering an incomer
For Masterpact NW/NT/NS1600b-3200 / Compact NS630b-1600
bb Disassemble the cover plate to access to the device connection terminals.
bb Connect the cables, respecting the required electrical clearances.
bb Cut out the part of the cover disassembled in order to let the cables pass through
it, while preserving the necessary degree of protection.
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Practical information
D-100
Maintenance
Frequency
bb The frequency of preventive maintenance depends primarily on the operating
conditions of the electrical switchboard.
bb For operating conditions found in normal environments, the frequency should be
as indicated in the recommended calendar.
bb It may be extended if the switchboard is used in a particularly clean environment
and not in an intensive manner.
bb It must be reduced if the switchboard is used in a particularly aggressive
environment (dust, humidity, corrosive vapours, heat) or is used intensively.
Recommended calendar
Type Action Frequency
General inspection Visual checks and general Once a year
cleaning.
Visual check of busbars.
Running tests
Maintenance on functional units Inspection of the connections Every 5 years
Maintenance of ventilation Cleaning of filters Every 6 months
system
Maintenance of devices According to the respective handbooks
General recommendations
Before any intervention on the connections, switch off the functional unit, remove the
protective screens and the partitioning sheets and boxes.
bb For interventions on the connections, refer to chapter "Connections", profession
Install.
bb When reassembling the connections:
v use new screws, washers, nuts of the same type (class 8.8)
v tighten to the defined torque (refer to the tightening torques table in the chapter
"Connection/Tools required")
v apply varnish.
Please ensure that you consult the "General" chapter section dealing with
safety instructions.
D-101
Maintenance
General inspection
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Maintenance
General
General recommendations
bb Before any intervention on the connections, switch off the cubicle, remove the
protective screens and the partitioning sheets and boxes.
bb When reassembling the connections:
bb use new screws, washers, nuts of the same type (class 8.8)
bb tighten to the defined torque (refer to the tightening torque table in chapter
"Connection/Connection of power cables")
bb apply varnish.
Hot point
Screwed connection
bb Identify the cause: generally a loosening connection.
bb Dismantle the assembly.
bb Clean and rub down surfaces in contact (e.g. sandpaper N° 400).
bb Set the connection up.
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