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TJH6S, TJL1S, TJL4S, and TJL6S Breakers
GEH–5397A
Molded-Case Circuit Breakers
MicroVersaTrip Plus™ Trip Unit in TJH1S, TJH4S,
Introduction
This publication contains information on mounting
dimensions, lugs, internal and external accessories, and
trip unit and rating plug selection for K Frame moldedcase circuit breakers. It also describes the installation of
neutral current sensors for ground-fault protection.
Lug Selection
Circuit breakers are provided without lugs. The available
lugs are listed in Table 1.
Wire ranges are as follows:
• TCAL43: (1) 6–600 MCM or (2) 2/0–250 MCM
• TCOL43: (1) 6–600 MCM or (2) 2/0–250 MCM
• TCAL63: (2) 4/0–350 MCM Cu or (2) 300–500 MCM Al
• TCOL63: (2) 250–350 MCM
Frame
Type
J400 300 All available TCAL43 TCO43
J600 600 300, 400 TCAL43 TCO43
Sensor Rating
(Amps)
150
400
Table 1. Catalog numbers of available lugs.
Rating Plug
(Amps)
450, 500, 600 TCAL63 TCO63
Standard Lugs
Cu/Al Cat. No.
Optional Lugs
Cu Cat. No.
Outline Drawing for TJH, TJL
Internal Accessories
Internally mounted accessories are UL listed and field
installable, except for the bell alarm, which is only factory
installed. Available accessories are listed in Table 2.
Pole Mounting Lead Exit
Accessory
Installation Left Center Right Side Back
Auxiliary
Switches
Shunt
Trip
Bell Alarm
Switch
Undervoltage
Release
Combination
Shunt Trip
with Aux Sw
Combination
Undervoltage
with Aux Sw
UL listed.
Not UL listed.
Table 2. Available internal accessories and mounting positions.
X X X
For detailed information on accessory applications, see
the GE BuyLog, GEP-1100, and GEP-746.
Total No. of
Accessories
Within Any One
Breaker
X X X
X X X
Any One
plus
X X X Bell Alarm
X X X
X X X
External Accessories
C
2
04
LSI
G
Z1
R
• Motor-operated mechanisms
• Back-connected studs
• Plug-in and bolt-on bases for 100%-rated breakers
• Mechanical interlocks
• Padlocking devices
Trip Unit Selection
MicroVersaTrip Plus™ trip unit functions available in J
Frame breakers are listed in Table 3.
Code Description Function
C Power Break, J Frame, K Frame Breaker Type
2 2000 A maximum CT Breaker Frame
01 150 A
04 400 A CT
06 600 A
L Long-time (standard) Overcurrent
S Short-time Protection
I Instantaneous
G Ground fault Ground Fault Protection
Z1 Ground-fault zone-selective interlock Optional
Z2 Ground fault and short-time ZSI Functions
R Replacement trip unit Replacement
For single-phase, 3-wire or 3-phase, 4-wire applications, order appropriate neutral
sensor.
Requires purchase of zone-selective interlock module(s) type T1M1 (120 Vac
control voltage).
Table 3. Catalog number options for MicroVersaTrip Plus™ trip units available with J Frame circuit breakers.
• Handle operator
– TDA: flange mounted, variable depth
– TDM: door mounted, variable depth
– TDR: integral mechanism, fixed depth
For a complete listing of external accessories, see the GE
BuyLog, GEP-1100, and GEP-746.
For detailed information on trip unit selection, see GE
publication GEH-6273.
Installed
Rating Plug Selection
Rating plugs available with MicroVersaTrip Plus™ trip
units in J Frame breakers are listed in Table 4.
Frame Type Sensor Rating, A Current Rating, A Rating Plug Cat. No.
150 100 TR1B100
J600 400 225 TR4B225
600 450 TR6B450
Table 4. Rating plugs available with MicroVersaTrip Plus™ trip units in J Frame breakers.
60 TR1B60
80 TR1B80
125 TR1B125
150 TR1B150
150 TR4B150
200 TR4B200
250 TR4B250
300 TR4B300
400 TR4B400
300 TR6B300
400 TR6B400
500 TR6B500
600 TR6B600
Test Kit, Cat. No. TVRMS2
The portable, battery-powered test kit provides for
MicroVersaTrip Plus or PM unit self-tests and functional
trip/no-trip tests. It also provides for defeat of the
ground-fault function and can be used in conjunction
with high-current test equipment. Interface is via a plug
on the front of the trip unit and tests can be conducted
with the breaker in service. The kit can also be powered
by a 120 Vac source.
Application Information
For information on derating, time-current curves, inspection, and testing, refer to GE publication GET-2779.
2. Lift off the lower half of the circuit breaker cover.
3. Attach the leads of the current sensor to the termi-
nations shown in the illustration. The vertical surfaces of the terminals closest to the trip unit are
labeled BLACK and WHITE on the left and right
sides of the breaker, respectively. Maintain the
proper polarity by connecting the black wire to the
black connector and the white wire to the white
connector. Use #14 AWG (minimum) twisted-pair
insulated conductors.
Neutral Current Sensor
Connection
A neutral current sensor must be used for ground-fault
protection on all single-phase, three-wire systems and
three-phase, four-wire systems.
1. Remove the four screws that hold the lower half of
the circuit breaker cover in place.
Cover
Screws
Black
Terminal White
Terminal
4. File break-out locations in the bottom cover with a
circular file. Route the ground-fault leads out the
bottom cover, being careful not to pinch the leads.
5. Replace the breaker cover, then replace the lug
cover, attaching both with the fasteners removed in
step 1. Tighten the screws to 14–20 in-lb.
These instructions do not cover all details or variations in equipment nor do they provide for every possible contingency that
may be met in connection with installation, operation, or maintenance. Should further information be desired or should
particular problems arise that are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser’s purposes, the matter should be referred to the
GE Company.
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