PowerBreaker PBA06BA, PBA10BA, PBA16BA, PBA20BA, PBA25BA Installation Instructions

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Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD)- Information Sheet
Type B & Type C Curve
The PowerBreaker range of combined AFDD/RCBO range are designed and tested for use with PowerBreaker Consumer Units. These devices MUST be installed and tested by a qualied electrician in accordance with the latest Wiring Regulations (BS7671).
Part No’s - B Curve
Rated Residual Current
Part No’s - C Curve
Rated Residual Current
PBA06BA PBA10BA PBA16BA PBA20BA PBA25BA PBA32BA PBA40BA
6A 10A 16A 20A 25A 32A 40A
PBA06CA PBA10CA PBA16CA PBA20CA PBA25CA PBA32CA PBA40CA
6A 10A 16A 20A 25A 32A 40A
INSTALLATION
1. Clip securely on to the din rail making sure the din rail clip at the bottom is pushed in, locking the AFDD onto the din rail, ensure lever is in the OFF position.
2. Cut & dress wires as per diagram on unit and connect cables as shown in the diagram.
RCD
AFD
T
LINE IN
a. ‘Line IN’ terminal connects to the bus bar.
b. Neutral ying lead to the neutral terminal bar (this can be cut to size to suit).
c. Connect the load to the ‘L’OUT and the ‘N’OUT terminals at the top of the AFDD.
N OUT
L OUT
LINE N
3. Before powering up the circuit check all connections are at the correct torque - 2.5Nm.
TESTING
NOTE: Connections to the AFDD do not require to be disconnected if the lever is in the ‘OFF’ position for Insulation Resistance Test (IR test).
To test the AFDD Press the ‘TEST’ button.
When newly tted systems do NOT trip on the TEST button or using the Multifunction Tester (MFT) the
problem is normally caused by an Earth to Neutral fault on the circuit (PME supply).
Installers can easily check the AFDD by removing the LOAD connections on the device and
applying power. If the TEST button works the fault is in the circuit.
RCBO Test
Combined AFDD/RCBOs are manufactured in accordance with IEC 61009-1 and must be tested to this specication using a calibrated test meter.
0.5∆ 1∆
n
n
RCBO will NOT Trip
RCBO MUST Trip within 300ms
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TESTING (continued)
AFDD Self-Test function
The combined AFDD-RCBO has a self-test feature which is initiated when the device is switched ON.
• The self-test feature performs a regular test at 1 hour intervals.
• If a self-test failure is detected, the AFDD will trip after 5 seconds.
• When the toggle switch is moved to the ON position, the LED will start ashing 5 times per
second to signal a self-test failure.
TROUBLE SHOOTING FOR END USER
What if the combined AFDD/RCBO Trips:-
1. Reset tripped AFDD/RCBO to ‘ON’ position.
2. If AFDD/RCBO trips again then disconnect all appliances connected to this circuit.
3. Switch AFDD/RCBO to ‘ON’ position and connect 1 appliance at a time to see which one trips the device.
4. Once faulty appliance has been identied DO NOT USE until it has been checked.
5. Switch AFDD/RCBO to ‘ON’ position.
6. If fault does not clear contact a qualied electrician to check the installation.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Arc Fault Detection
Number of Poles
Rated Voltage (Un)
Rated Residual Current
Type of Residual Current
Rated Non-tripping Current
Rated Frequency
Rated Short-Circuit Capacity
Tripping Characteristics
Energy Limiting Class
Index of Protection
Terminals
Mechanical Endurance
Electrical Endurance
Bus Bar Thickness
Ambient Temperature
Storage Temperature
Torque
(Recommended minimum tightening)
Dielectric strength
Din Rail Mounting
Guarantee
Conforms To
Yes
1 Pole + switched Neutral
240VAC
30mA
Type A
0.5
50/60Hz
6kA
Type B & C
(please see part no list overleaf)
3
IP20
Pillar type 1 –25mm²
>10,000 times
>4,000 times
0.8 to 2mm
- 25ºC to +45ºC
- 35ºC to +60ºC
2.5 Nm
2500V
Yes
3 Years
BS EN 61009-1
BS EN 62606
AFDD RCBO: Red LED Status Indication
Constant Lit Device Operational
1 Flash/Sec ►10 Sec
2 Flash/Sec ►10 Sec
5 Flash/Sec Self-Test Failure
Not Lit No Supply Voltage
Series or Parallel Arc Fault
Over Voltage >275V
Please keep this information
for future reference
WEST ROAD . HARLOW ESSEX . CM20 2BG . UK
www.greenbrook.co.uk
Issue No: 707394
GUARANTEE
Your PowerBreaker AFDD
is guaranteed for 3 years from
the date of purchase.
This is in addition to your statutory rights
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