Special Terminal Connectors and Lugs3-13
Special Calibration and Accessories3-14
Special Terminations3-16
Grounded BØ Systems3-17
UL Marine Listed Circuit Breakers3-18
Circuit Breaker Accessories3-19
™
PowerPact
Factory-Installed Accessories3-20
Field-Installable Accessories3-21
Electrical Operators, Handle Accessories and Walking Beam Interlocks 3-22
Locks, Installation Accessories, and Rear Connections3-23
Mechanical Lug Information3-25
Compression Lug and Power Distribution Connectors3-26
Table 3.3: H-Frame 150A and J-Frame 250 A 3P Basic UL Current-Limiting [1]
Circuit Breaker Frame Without Terminations [3] or Trip Unit (600 Vac, 250 Vdc)
240 Vac25 KA65 kA100 kA125 kA
480 Vac18 kA35 kA65 kA100 kA
600 Vac14 kA18 kA25 kA50 kA
DGJL
Interrupting Rating
Table 3.6: H- and J-Frame Termination Options
A - I-Line (See Section 9)
F = No Lugs (includes terminal nut kit on both ends) [4]
L = Lugs both ends
M = Lugs ON end Terminal Nut Kit OFF end
P = Lugs OFF end Terminal Nut Kit ON end
N = Plug-in
D = Drawout
S = Rear Connected
For factory-installed termination, place termination letter in the third block of the circuit breaker catalog number.
H D L 3 6 0 1 5 T
Termination Letter
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Terminal Wire Range
AL150HD
14–3/0 AWG Al or Cu
Terminal Wire Range
AL175JD
4–4/0 AWG Al or Cu
AL250JD
3/0 AWG–350 kcmil Al or
Cu
L Interrupting [1]
Cat. No.
[1]J and L interrupts are UL Certified as current limiting.
[2]Circuit breakers will be labeled with Line and Load markings and are not suitable for reverse connections.
Available on 3P circuit breakers; not available onI-Line™ constructions. For 100% rated circuit breakers replace the “T” suffix with an “R” suffix. 100% rated is not available in I-Line, plug-in,
or drawout constructions.
[3]See Digest Section 7 for lug and termination kits.
[4]Add TS suffix for circuit breaker without terminal nut kit.
PowerPact H- and J-Frame Circuit BreakersPowerPact™ Circuit Breakers
11/1/2018
Class 611 / Refer to Catalog 0611CT1001
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PowerPact H- and J-Frame Circuit Breakers
Table 3.7: H-Frame 150 A and J-Frame 250 A Current-Limiting [5] Circuit Breakers with Lugs and Field-Interchangeable Electronic Trip
Units (600 Vac, 50/60 Hz, 3P)
Electronic Trip Unit
Type
Micrologic
Standard
Micrologic
Standard
Micrologic
Ammeter
Micrologic
Energy
Micrologic
Ammeter
Micrologic
Energy
Function
Trip
Unit
LI3.2
LSI3.2S
LSI5.2A
LSI5.2E
LSIG6.2A
LSIG6.2E
Table 3.9: H- and J-Frame Interrupting Ratings
Voltage
240 Vac25 KA65 kA100 kA125 kA
480 Vac18 kA35 kA65 kA100 kA
600 Vac14 kA18 kA25 kA50 kA
DGJL
Table 3.10: Termination Letter
A - I-Line (See Section 9)
F = No Lugs (includes terminal nut kit on both ends) [9]
L = Lugs both ends
M = Lugs ON end Terminal Nut Kit OFF end
P = Lugs OFF end Terminal Nut Kit ON end
N = Plug-in
D = Drawout
S = Rear Connected
H D L 3 6 0 1 5 T
For factory-installed termination, place termination letter in the third
block of the circuit breaker catalog number.
Accessories see Digest Section 7
Optional Lugs see Digest Section 7
Dimensions see Digest Section 7
Enclosures see Digest Section 7
D InterruptingG InterruptingJ Interrupting [5]L Interrupting [5]
Cat. No.
Table 3.8: H-Frame 150A and J-Frame 250 A 3P Basic UL Current-Limiting [5]
Circuit Breaker Frame Without Terminations [8] or Trip Unit (600 Vac, 250 Vdc)
[5]J and L interrupts are UL Certified as current limiting.
[6]Circuit breakers will be labeled with Line and Load markings and are not suitable for reverse connections.
Available on 3P circuit breakers; not available onI-Line™ constructions. For 100% rated circuit breakers replace the “T” suffix with an “R” suffix. 100% rated is not available in I-Line, plug-in,
or drawout constructions.
[7]For smaller wire (4–4/0 AWG Al or Cu), replace the lug wire binding screws with longer binding screws provided.
[8]See Digest Section 7 for lug and termination kits.
[9]Add TS suffix for circuit breaker without terminal nut kit.
Class 612, 615 / Refer to Catalogs: 0612CT0101, 0616CT0801
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PowerPact L-Frame Molded Case Circuit Breaker
Table 3.12: L-Frame 3 Pole, 600 A Current-Limiting [10] Circuit Breakers with Lugs and Field-Interchangeable Electronic Trip Units (600
Vac, 50/60 Hz)
Type
Micrologic
Standard
Micrologic
Standard
Micrologic
Ammeter
Micrologic
Energy
3
Micrologic
Ammeter
Micrologic
Energy
MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS
AND ENCLOSURES
Table 3.14: Termination Options
Termination
Letter
M
For factory-installed termination, place termination letter in the third
block of the circuit breaker catalog number.
J G L 3 6 2 5 0 or L G L 3 6 6 0 0 U 4 4 X
Accessories see Digest Section 7
Optional Lugs see Digest Section 7
Dimensions see Digest Section 7
I-Line (See Section 9)
No lugs (includes terminal nut kit on both ends)
Lugs both ends
Lugs ON end, terminal nut kit OFF end
Lugs OFF end, terminal nut kit ON end
Plug In
240 Vac25 kA65 kA100 kA125 kA
480 Vac18 kA35 kA65 kA100 kA
600 Vac14 kA18 kA25 kA50 kA
DGJL
Interrupting Rating
Terminal
Wire Range
AL400L61K3D
AL400L61K3D
AL600S52K3
Trip Unit
Cat. No.
[10] J and L interrupts are UL Certified as current limiting.
[11] Circuit breakers will be labeled with Line and Load markings and are not suitable for reverse connections.
[12] Only available on 3P unit-mount circuit breakers. Not allowed on I-Line constructions. For 100% rated field-interchangeable circuit breakers, replace the “T” suffix with an “R”. 100% field-
interchangeable circuit breakers are not allowed on 600 A I-Line, ,Plug-In, or Drawout constructions.
[13] See Digest Section 7 for lug and termination kits.
Automatic molded case switches open instantaneously at a factory preset magnetic trip
point, calibrated to protect only the molded case switch itself, when it is subjected to high
fault currents. The trip point is nonadjustable and provides no overload or low level fault
protection.
Molded case switches open when the handle is switched to the OFF position or in
response to an auxiliary tripping device such as a shunt trip.
All molded case switches will accept the same lugs and accessories as equivalent
thermal-magnetic circuit breakers, with the exception of Q-frame switches which do not
have electrical accessories available.
Automatic molded case switches are UL Listed per UL 489 and are CSA Certified.
Table 3.17: Q-Frame (240 Vac) PowerPact™ Automatic Molded Case Switches
Molded Case Circuit BreakersF-Frame Thermal-Magnetic Circuit
11/1/2018
Breakers
F-Frame Circuit Breakers Ending Production in 2018–2019
PowerPact B-Frame 15–125 A molded case circuit breakers are the designated
replacement for F-frame applications. The PowerPact B-frame features increased
capacity, a smaller size in unit mount, same size in I-Line applications to ease retrofit,
and a flexible range of field-installable accessories, auxiliaries and operators.
F-Frame Molded Case Circuit Breakers
Thermal-magnetic molded case circuit breakers shown here are permanent trip UL
Listed, CSA Certified, IEC rated, and also meet the requirements of Federal
Specification W–C–375B/GEN as indicated in Digest Section 7.
NOTE: Consider using PowerPact™ circuit breakers for situations requiring circuit
breaker accessories. See Digest Section 7 for more information.
Table 3.19: F-Frame—100 A, Thermal-Magnetic, Individually-Mounted, Standard
Interrupting, 240 Vac
FAL 1P
3
15–100 A
MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS
AND ENCLOSURES
FAL/FHL 3P
15–100 A
Table 3.18: Termination Option
F = No Lugs
L = Lugs both ends
P with MT Suffix = Lugs ON end
P = Lugs OFF end
F A L 3 6 1 0 0
For factory-installed termination, place termination letter in the third
block of the circuit breaker catalog number.
NOTE: Consider using PowerPact™ circuit breakers for situations requiring circuit
breaker accessories. See Digest Section 7 for more information.
Table 3.23: F-Frame—100 A, Thermal-Magnetic, I-Line™ Construction, 240 Vac,
Standard Interrupting
Ampere
Rating
15 A275 A600 A
20 A275 A600 A
25 A275 A600 A
FA 1P
1.5 in. (38 mm)
Mounting Height
FA 2P
3 in. (76 mm)
Mounting Height
30 A275 A600 A
35 A400 A850 A
40 A400 A850 A
45 A400 A850 A
50 A400 A850 A
60 A800 A1450 A
70 A800 A1450 A
80 A800 A1450 A
90 A900 A1700 A
100 A900 A1700 A
Table 3.24: F-Frame—100 A, Thermal-Magnetic, I-Line Construction, 480 Vac
FA 3P
5.5 in. (114 mm)
Mounting Height
Ampere
Rating
15 A275 A600 A—
20 A275 A600 A—
25 A275 A600 A—
30 A275 A600 A—
35 A400 A850 A
40 A400 A850 A
45 A400 A850 A
50 A400 A850 A
60 A800 A1450 A
70 A800 A1450 A
80 A800 A1450 A
90 A900 A1700 A
100 A900 A1700 A
Table 3.25: F-Frame—100 A, Thermal-Magnetic, I-Line™ Construction, 600 Vac
Fixed AC
Ampere
Rating
15 A275 A600 A
20 A275 A600 A
25 A275 A600 A
30 A275 A600 A
35 A400 A850 A
40 A400 A850 A
45 A400 A850 A
50 A400 A850 A
60 A800 A1450 A
70 A800 A1450 A
80 A800 A1450 A
90 A900 A1700 A
100 A900 A1700 A
Magnetic Trip
Hold
Trip
Table 3.26: Phase Options
Phase
Option Letter
A
B
C
AB
AC
BC
ABC
CBA
Accessories see page 3-19 through page 3-26
Optional Lugs see page 3-25
Dimensions see page 3-28
Enclosures see Digest Section 7
1P2P3P
FA14035A
FA14035B
FA14035C
—
——
Standard InterruptingHigh InterruptingCurrent Limiting
[2]1P and 2P circuit breaker catalog numbers are completed by adding the required phase connection letters as a suffix. See Phase Option Table.
[3]Rated 277 Vac, 125 Vdc, 15–30 A circuit breaker suitable for use with 60°C or 75°C conductors. 35–100 A circuit breakers are suitable for use with 75°C conductors.
[4]See Section 11.
Molded Case Circuit BreakersQ4-Frame Thermal-Magnetic Circuit
11/1/2018
Class 655, 825, 660
Q4-Frame
NOTE: Consider using PowerPact™ circuit breakers for situations requiring circuit
breaker accessories. See Digest Section 7 for more information.
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Q4L
2P and 3P
250–400 A
Table 3.28: Q4-Frame—400 A, Thermal-Magnetic, Individually-Mounted, 240 Vac
Ampere
Rating
2P, 240 Vac
2501250 A2500 A
3001500 A3000 A
3501750 A3500 A
4002000 A4000 A
3P, 240 Vac
2501250 A2500 A
3001500 A3000 A
3501750 A3500 A
4002000 A4000 A
NOTE: Consider using PowerPact circuit breakers for situations requiring circuit
breaker accessories. See Digest Section 7 for more information.
Table 3.29: Q4-Frame—400 A, Thermal-Magnetic, I-Line™ Construction, 240 Vac
Ampere
Rating
2P, 240 Vac[6]
2501250 A2500 A
3001500 A3000 A
3501750 A3500 A
4002000 A4000 A
3P, 240 Vac
2501250 A2500 A
3001500 A3000 A
3501750 A3500 A
4002000 A4000 A
Adjustable AC Magnetic Trip [5]Standard
Low
Adjustable AC Magnetic Trip [5]Standard
Low
High
High
Interrupting
Interrupting
Cat. No.
Q422250( )
Q422300( )
Q422350( )
Q422400( )
Q432250
Q432300
Q432350
Q432400
Breakers
Cat. No.
Q4L2250
Q4L2300
Q4L2350
Q4L2400
Q4L3250
Q4L3300
Q4L3350
Q4L3400
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Terminal Wire Range
AL400LA
(1) 1 AWG–600 kcmil Al
or
(2) 1 AWG–250 kcmil Al
AL400LA
(1) 1 AWG–600 kcmil Al
or
(2) 1 AWG–250 kcmil Al
Terminal Wire Range
AL400LA
(1) 1 AWG–600 kcmil Al
or
(2) 1 AWG–250 kcmil Al
AL400LA
(1) 1 AWG–600 kcmil Al
or
(2) 1 AWG–250 kcmil Al
Q4 2P and 3P
6 in. (152 mm)
Mounting Height
Table 3.30: Interrupting Ratings
Voltage
240 Vac200 kA25 kA
480 Vac200 kA—
600 Vac100 kA—
Accessories see page 3-19 through page 3-26
Optional Lugs see page 3-25
Dimensions see page 3-28
Enclosures see Digest Section 7
KI
Q4
[5]UL magnetic trip setting tolerances are ±25% for low and ±20% for high from nominal value shown.
[6]2P and 3P circuit breaker catalog numbers are completed by adding the required phase connection letters as a suffix. See Phase Option Table.
Molded Case Circuit BreakersMag-Gard™ Motor Circuit Protector
11/1/2018
Class 680, 685
Mag-Gard Motor Circuit Protector
Instantaneous trip magnetic only circuit breakers have a single adjustment which
simultaneously sets the magnetic trip level of each individual pole. Mag-Gard circuit
breakers comply with NEC
installed as part of a UL Listed combination controller having motor overload protection.
Interrupting ratings are established for these UL Recognized Components only when
they are used in combination with motor starters with properly sized overload relays and
contactors.
Mag-Gard circuit breakers will accept the same lugs and accessories as equivalent
thermal-magnetic circuit breakers.
Table 3.33: Magnetic Only LAL Mag-Gard, 400 A, 600 Vac, 50/60 Hz
Ampere Rating
GJL [9]
3
NOTE: Each ampere rating can be ordered with any designated trip range for the
MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS
Table 3.34: Special Low Mags Magnetic Trip Settings for PowerPact H- and J-Frame Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breakers 70–125 A
[7]250 Vdc ratings are available. No UL component recognition.
[8]UL magnetic trip setting tolerances are -20%/+30% from the nominal values shown.
[9]No GJL I-Line available.
[10] Hold and Trip indicate fixed magnetic trip levels
[11] Low and High refer to adjustable mag level setting.
GJ-Frame MCP SelectionMolded Case Circuit Breakers
Class 680
GJL MCP Selection
Adjustable instantaneous-trip circuit breakers are intended for use in combination with
motor starters with overload relays for the protection of motor circuits from short circuits.
Other specific applications include rectifiers and resistance welders. These circuit
breakers contain a magnetic trip element in each pole with the trip point adjustable from
the front. Interrupting ratings are determined by testing the instantaneous-trip circuit
breakers in combination with a contactor and overload relay.
Select instantaneous-trip circuit breakers as follows:
This selection table is suitable for motors, other than NEMA Design E, with locked-rotor
indicating code letters per NEC
Table 3.38: Locked-Rotor Indicating Codes
Horsepower
1/2 or less
3/4 to 1-1/2
2 to 3
5 to 25
30 to 125
150 or more
For other motors order a special thermal-magnetic circuit breaker with magnetic trip
•
settings for the specific motor— specify motor horsepower, voltage, frequency, fullload current and code letter or locked rotor current.
Determine motor hp rating from the motor nameplate.
•
Refer to the tables and select an instantaneous-trip circuit breaker with an ampere
•
rating recommended for the hp and voltage involved.
Select an adjustable trip setting of at least 800%, not to exceed 1300%, of the motor
•
full-load amperes (FLA) for other than Design E motors. For Design E motors, select
an adjustable trip setting of at least 1100% not to exceed 1700% of FLA.
The NEC 1300% maximum setting may be inadequate for instantaneous-trip circuit
•
breakers to withstand current surges typical of the magnetization current of
autotransformer type reduced voltage starters, or open transition wye-delta starters
during transfer from “start” to “run,” constant hp multi-speed motors, and motors
labeled “high efficiency.” Select thermal-magnetic circuit breakers from Digest Section
7 for those applications.
Part-winding motors, per NEC 430.3, should have two circuit breakers selected from
•
the above at not more than one half the allowable trip setting for the horsepower
rating. The two circuit breakers should operate simultaneously as a disconnecting
means per NEC 430.103.
Based on NEC 430.52 and NEC Table 430.150. See Digest Section 7 for a available
[12] Motor full-load currents are taken from NEC Table 430.150. Select wire and circuit breakers on basis of horsepower rather than nameplate full-load current per NEC 430.6 (A) for general
motor applications. Do not use these values to select overload relay thermal units. See Digest Section 14 for selection of thermal units when actual full load current is not known. The
voltages listed are rated motor voltages. Corresponding nominal system voltages are 200–208, 220–240, 440–480 and 550–600 V.
[13] Only MIN and MAX settings are shown, intermediate settings are available on all circuit breakers.
[14] See NEC 430.52(A) for circuit breaker settings above 800%.
[15] If due to motor starting characteristics, trip settings at the 1300% maximum permitted level are needed, the next size Mag-Gard circuit breaker should be chosen.
Special Terminal Connectors and LugsSpecial Construction Circuit Breakers
Class 600
I-Line™ Special Terminal Connectors
Bolt-On I-Line Circuit Breakers
The standard I-Line circuit breaker is designed to provide a high quality, secure
connection between the distribution bus and circuit breaker. I-Line circuit breakers use
plug-on type line-side connectors. The parallel line-side connectors “clamp’’ around the
bus bars. In case of a short circuit, the increased magnetic flux causes the connectors to
grasp the bus bars even tighter. I-Line circuit breakers with bolted connections have
clamp-on jaws that are bolted around the main bus, as shown. The bolt-on I-Line design
is offered as an alternative in order to meet specifications requiring a bolted connection.
Bolt-on I-Line construction is available on FY, QB, QD, QG, QJ, Q4, FA, FH, FI, KI, LA,
and LH frame circuit breakers and molded case switches, and SL100, SL225 and SL400
sub-feed lugs.
To order on all products except QB, QD, QG and QJ, simply add the letter “B’’ in the
catalog number prefix of the circuit breaker, e.g., FA36100 becomes FAB36100. For QB,
Plug-On Connector
QD, QG and QJ, insert the letter “E” in the third position, e.g., QBE, QDE, etc.
NOTE: Not available on Powerpact™ circuit breakers.
Top-Feed I-Line Circuit Breakers
I-Line panelboards may require the use of a top-feed I-Line circuit breaker in applications
where a top-feed main circuit breaker is required. This involves having the I-Line jaw
connectors on the OFF end of the circuit breaker, as opposed to the standard location on
the ON end of the circuit breaker. To designate this construction, simply place the suffix
“MT” at the end of the circuit breaker catalog number, e.g., FA36100 becomes
FA36100MT. On LA or LH top-feed I-Line circuit breakers, accessories must be factory
installed. This option is available in PowerPact™ H and J-frame by placing a “K” in the
4th position (termination indicator) of the circuit breaker catalog number, e.g., HGA36125
becomes HGK36125. This option is not available on L-frame (600 A only), M-frame,
N-Frame or Powerpact M-, P- and R-frame.
Standard 1-pole and 2-pole I-Line circuit breakers are ordered by designating the
required phase connection letters as a suffix to the circuit breaker catalog number. 3-pole
circuit breakers do not require this phase designation and are supplied with an “ABC”
phase jaw configuration as standard. In most applications this is acceptable since the
phase loading is evenly distributed. In applications where the phases must be reversed it
is possible to order a “CBA” jaw configuration by simply placing the letters “CBA” at the
end of the standard catalog number, e.g., FA36100 becomes FA36100CBA.
Control Wire Tap Lugs
Control wire tap lugs are used in applications requiring connection to a small wire (22-14
AWG) for control circuits. This is accomplished by crimping the wire to a standard wire
crimp terminal (not included) and fastening the terminal to the circuit breaker lug. On LA
lugs, the lug is drilled to accept a 6-32 screw (included) to secure the crimp connector.
On FA lugs, a flat slip-on crimp connector is used to attach to a shim-like connector
placed under the circuit breaker lug.
Note: To order as a factory-installed device on FA, FH, FI, KI, Q4, LA, LH, LC, LI, LXI, LX
or LC circuit breakers, add suffix number 8041 to circuit breaker catalog number, e.g.,
KIL362258041. To order as a factory-installed device on MG, MJ, PG, PJ, PL RG, RJ
AL250KAT
and RL use the product selector or the respective PowerPact catalog. Tapped lugs will
be installed on the “ON” and “OFF” ends of the circuit breaker.
Table 3.40: Control Wire Terminations for Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breaker
FA, FH
Q4, LA, LH
Control Wire Termination Kits
Cat. No.
FAT [1]
AL400LAT1
Standard Package Quantity
Table 3.41: Tapped Lugs for PowerPact™ Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breaker
MG, MJ,
PG, PJ, PL
PG, PJ, PL
RG, RJ, RL
Amperes
Max.
800 A
800 A
1200 A
1200 A
Kit Cat. No.
AL800M23TK3
AL800P6TK3
AL800M23TK44
AL800P6TK44
AL1200P24TK1
AL1200P25TK3
AL1200P25TK44
AL1200R53TK [2]
Standard Package Qty.
AND ENCLOSURES
MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS
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1
1
[1]Use fully-insulated 0.250 inch slip-on connectors.
[2]I-Line Only.
Special Construction Circuit BreakersSpecial Calibration and Accessories
11/1/2018
Special Magnetic or Thermal Calibration
Magnetic
The magnetic trip ranges for standard circuit breakers are listed in the Square D Digest.
Requirements outside this range are best accommodated by selecting another standard
circuit breaker. In some cases where this is not practical, a circuit breaker may be
ordered with special magnetic calibration. Special magnetic calibration is not possible in
all cases. Circuit breakers with special magnetic calibration and an adjustable magnetic
trip range are not UL Listed; those with a fixed magnetic trip setting are UL Listed.
Consult Schneider Electric local sales office for more information.
50 Degrees C
UL 489 Listed molded case circuit breakers are calibrated for 40° C ambient
temperature. To meet requirements of higher ambient conditions, circuit breakers can be
factory calibrated for a 50° C ambient temperature. Circuit breakers with special thermal
calibration are not UL Listed. To order 50° calibration, add “35” suffix to FA/FH/LA/LH or
CA to H or J thermal magnetic circuit breaker. Consult local sales office for more
information.
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AND ENCLOSURES
Rear-Connected Studs
Rear-Connected Studs
Rear-connected studs are designed to allow rear termination in applications such as
control panels where wire gutter space may be limited. The studs may be bolted directly
to the bus or lugs may be attached to the studs.
NOTE: Long and short studs must be alternated on adjacent poles to assure proper
electrical clearance
Table 3.42: Rear-Connected Studs—Not UL Listed
Circuit
Breaker
Cat. No.
Prefix
FAL, FHL
FAL, FHL
LAL, LHL
LAL, LHL
NOTE: Use alternate size studs on adjacent poles to obtain proper electrical
clearance.
Visi-blade construction is a modification to the cover of a thermal-magnetic circuit
breaker, a molded case switch, or a Mag-Gard™ circuit breaker which provides a
“window” through which the position of the movable contacts can be verified.
Luminescent paint is applied to the movable contact arms to clearly indicate their
position. Gases produced during high level interruption may cause clouding of the Visiblade window. Visi-Blade circuit breakers listed below are UL Listed except for FH circuit
breakers. Visi-Blade construction is not available on circuit breakers not included in table
below.
Add suffix letter “V” to the circuit breaker catalog number, i.e., FAL 36100V.
Table 3.43: Available Visi-Blade Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breaker Prefix
FA, FH [3][4]
LA, LH
Class 600
Dimensions
To Back of
Circuit
Breaker
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DiameterThreads/Inch
Amperes
15–100 A
125–400 A
Visi-Blade Circuit Breaker
[3]FH circuit breaker is not UL Listed.
[4]Not available on 1P FA/FH circuit breakers.
3-14
Moisture and Fungus Resistant Treatment for Circuit Breakers
This treatment covers the application of moisture and fungus resistant varnish to circuit
breakers and molded case switches.
The varnish meets Military Specification MIL-V-173C VARNISH, MOISTURE AND
•
FUNGUS RESISTANT.
The treatment meets military Specification MIL-T-152E TREATMENT, MOISTURE
•
AND FUNGUS-RESISTANT, OF COMMUNICATIONS, ELECTRONIC, AND
ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.
The treatment of circuit breakers in accordance with said specifications is intended to
protect them against the moisture and fungus condition encountered in service by
retarding the absorption of moisture and inhibiting the growth of fungi.
To order for F- and L-frame circuit breakers, place the suffix “FT” at the end of the circuit
breaker catalog number, e.g., FAL36100 becomes FAL36100FT. To order for QB, QD,
and QG circuit breakers, place the suffix “YF” at the end of the circuit breaker catalog
number, e.g., QDL32150 becomes QDL32150YF. ED, EG, EF, GJL, PowerPact™ D-, H-,
J-, M-, P- and R-frame circuit breakers are inherently fungus resistant and need no
further treatment.
Special Calibration and AccessoriesSpecial Construction Circuit Breakers
Class 600
Short Handle for LA/LH Circuit Breakers
Certain applications of the LA/LH circuit breakers (as mains in particular panelboards)
require the use of a slightly shorter operating handle. For ordering information refer to the
chart below.
Table 3.44: Catalog Numbers for Short Handle LA/LH CIrcuit Breakers
Special Construction Circuit BreakersSpecial Terminations
11/1/2018
Lug Deletion
In some applications, the circuit breaker does not require lugs on one or both ends. To
meet this requirement, the circuit breaker should be ordered with the desired lug
configuration as indicated below. If necessary, lugs may be removed in the field.
However, if lugs are removed in the field, circuit breaker Types FH, FC, Q4 LA and LH
must be secured with pan-mounting screws, or have “P” screws (cover screws and nuts)
installed securing the base to the cover.
[5]
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Table 3.45: Lug Configuration
ON EndOFF EndCircuit Breaker Prefix – Suffix
LugsLugs
No LugsNo Lugs
No LugsLugs
LugsNo Lugs
Termination Insert Kits
The standard lugs supplied with EDB, EGB, EJB, and FJA circuit breakers and molded
case switches are secured by means of a screw fastened through the circuit breaker
terminal into the lug body. If the standard lug is removed and a bolted connection to the
circuit breaker terminal pad is desired, a threaded insert kit is required. The insert is
installed below the terminal pad. For ordering information see chart below.
Table 3.46: Termination Kit Inserts
Kit Cat. No.Inserts Per KitCircuit Breakers
TIKFD3
Class 690
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“L”
(e.g., FAL36100)
“F”
(e.g., FAF36100)
“P”
(e.g., FAP36100)
“P – MT” [6]
(e.g., FAP36100MT)
EDB, EGB, EJB, FJA
EDB, EGB,
EJB, FJA
Joint Compound
Electric Joint Compound
I-Line™ circuit breakers, I-Line busway plug-on units, I-Line panelboards and
switchboards, QMB plug-on switches and motor control center plug-on units are supplied
with factory applied joint compound on the plug-on connectors. The compound should
not be removed because it contributes to the overall performance of the connection.
Whenever one of these units is removed and reinstalled, the joint compound should be
reapplied. Catalog number PJC 7201 is a two-ounce container of compound specially
formulated for the I-Line, QMB and motor control center connections.
No other type of commercially available joint compound should be used.
Table 3.47: Electric Joint Compound
I-Line Circuit Breakers, QMB Plug-On Units, or Model-V MCC Units
Use WithCat. No.
SED Drawout Circuit BreakersPJC8311
PJC7201
[5]See information on termination kits below
[6]MT suffix also required (except for PowerPact™).
3–Phase Corner-Grounded Delta System using 2-Pole Circuit
3–Phase Corner-Grounded Delta System using 3-Pole Circuit Breaker
NOTE: Three-pole circuit breakers may be used
on three-phase corner-grounded delta systems.
The outside poles are to be connected to the
ungrounded phase and the grounded conductor
connected to the center pole. Connecting the
circuit breaker in a manner other than that
described or shown may result in an unsafe
application of the circuit breaker.
Breakers
Special Construction Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breakers for Grounded B-Phase (BØ) (Corner-Grounded
Delta) Systems
For use on 480 V systems, FH and LH type circuit breakers must be ordered as 600 V
•
versions and with a 5861 suffiix (i.e. FHL361005861).
For use on 240 V systems, FH type circuit breakers may be ordered as 480 V versions
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with a 5861 suffix (i.e. FHL341005861).
FA and LA type circuit breakers are not available with grounded B phase markings.
Special Construction Circuit BreakersUL Marine Listed Circuit Breakers
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UL Marine Listed/CSA Certified Circuit Breakers (UL 489
Supplement SA)
PowerPact H and J circuit breakers with thermal magnetic trip units meet the UL 489 SA
requirements on vessels of any length under or over 65 ft. (19.8m). PowerPact H, J, and
L circuit breakers with Micrologic trip units meet the
UL 489 Supplement SA requirements for use on vessels over 65 ft. (19.8m) in length.
Marine circuit breakers must not use aluminum or aluminum alloys for terminal
connections and must be calibrated at an ambient temperature of 104°F (40°C).
Standard circuit breakers should not be specified or used in place of marine rated circuit
breakers.
Circuit breakers can be ordered with the Marine SA listing by adding the suffix “YA”
(marine) to the catalog number.
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For use on vessels over 65 ft. (19.8 m) in length.
Table 3.50: Circuit Breakers for Marine Applications
UL Naval Listed/CSA Certified Circuit Breakers (UL 489
Supplement SB)
PowerPact H, J, and L circuit breakers with Micrologic trip units meet the UL 489
Supplement SB requirements for naval vessels. These circuit breakers are subject to
various vibration testing as described in UL 489 Supplement SB. Naval circuit breakers
must not use aluminum or aluminum alloys for terminal connections and are calibrated at
an ambient temperature of 122°F (50°C). Standard circuit breakers should not be
specified or used in the place of naval rated circuit breakers.
Circuit breakers can be ordered with the Naval SB listing by adding the suffix “YA1”
(naval) to the catalog number.
Table 3.51: Circuit Breakers for Navel Applications
Cat. No. PrefixPoles
HD, HG, HJ, HL [14]
JD, JG, JJ, JL [14]
LD, LG, LH, LL3,4
2, 3
2, 3
Ampere
Rating
15–150 A
150–250 A
250–600 A
Application
For use on non-combat and
auxiliary navalships of any
length.
Cat. No.
Add suffix “YA1’’ after the
standard circuit breaker catalog
number.
Example:
Standard HGL36100
Marine HGL36100YA1
[12] Thermal-Magnetic trip units only.
[13] Micrologic trip units only.
[14] With Micrologic trip units only thermal-magnetic circuit breakers not approved.
Provides circuit breaker
contact status.
NOTE: The location of the
accessory in the circuit breaker
determines its function.
Trips the circuit breaker from a remote location by means of a
trip coil energized from a separate supply voltage circuit.
Instantaneously opens the circuit breaker when the undervoltage trip supply voltage drops to a value between 35% and
70% of its rated voltage. Closing is allowed when the supply
voltage of the undervoltage trip reaches 85% of rated voltage.
Color Code:
"A" Contact - Yellow Leads
"B" Contact - Blue Leads
Common-Striped Leads
Circuit Breaker Open or Closed
Color Code: Red Leads
Circuit Breaker Tripped
Circuit Breaker Tripped
Color Code: Red Leads
Circuit Breaker Open or Closed
Brown
Brown
Brown Wires To Be
Connected To
Control Power
UVR
Black
Black
Black Wires To Be
Connected To
Control Power
Shunt
Trip
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Configuration
1B Alarm Switch
Configuration
Factory-Installed Accessories
Class 0616 / Refer to Catalog 0616CT0801
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Factory-Installed Electrical Accessories
Electrical accessories are available on all molded case circuit breakers except FY and
QOM1 circuit breakers.
Alarm switch is the only accessory available for the 1-pole FA circuit breaker.
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Combination accessories may be ordered by description, i.e., 1021 and 1212.
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All AC electrical accessories shown below are rated for 50/60 Hz.
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See page 3-21 for field-installable accessories. See Digest Section 7 for PowerPact™
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circuit breaker accessories.
Table 3.53: Factory-Installed Accessories for Thermal-Magnetic Circuit Breakers
AccessoryDescription
Trips the circuit breaker from a remote location by means
of a trip coil energized from a separate circuit. A 120 V
shunt trip will operate at 55% or more of rated voltage. All
other shunt trips will operate at 75% or more of rated
Shunt Trip
Ground-
Shunt Trip
Undervolt-
Trip (UVR)
Time Delay
Auxiliary
Switches
Alarm
Switches
voltage.
Application
For use with momentary or maintained push button
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Sure Trip Capacitor Unit requires 48 Vdc shunt trip
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Leads: (2) Black.18 AWG Cu
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Trips the circuit breaker electrically using the signal from a
Micrologic™ Ground-Fault Module.
Application
Fault
age
Unit
For use only with obsolete GP Ground-Censor™
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system or add on ground-fault module
Leads: (2) Orange 18 AWG Cu
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Trips the circuit breaker electrically when a control circuit
falls below 35 to 70% of nominal (not field adjustable).
Picks up at 35–85% of nominal voltage.
Application
UVR must be energized in order to close the circuit
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breaker
Leads: (2) Brown 18 AWG Cu leads
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Provides adjustable time delay for UVR of
0.1 to 0.6 second before circuit breaker
trips.
Application
For use only with -1121 UV trip
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Adjustable time delay (0.1 to 0.6
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second)
I-Line unit requires 1.5 in. (38 mm) of
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mounting space
Leads: (2) Brown 18 AWG Cu and (2)
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Black/White 18 AWG Cu
Monitors circuit breaker contact status and
provides a remote signal indicating
the circuit breaker contacts are OPEN or
CLOSED.
Application
Max. Load = FA, FH, FI, LC, LE, LI, LX,
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LXI
10 A @ 125–250 Vac, ¼ hp @ 125–250
Vac, 5 A @ 30 Vdc
Leads: Yellow for “A’’, Blue for “B’’,
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Striped for common 18 AWG Cu
Used with control circuits and actuated only
when the circuit breaker has tripped.
Standard construction includes a normallyopen contact.
[2]Coil burden values do not apply to LC, LE, LI, LX and LXI. Consult Field Sales office for more information.
[3]Not available on FI or KI circuit breakers.
[4]LC, LE, LI, LX, and LXI circuit breakers operate at 75% or more of rated voltage.
[5]Not available on LC, LE, LI, LX, LXI circuit breakers.
[6]Not available in FA, FC, FH, FI and KI circuit breakers.
Color Code:
"A" Contact - Yellow Leads
"B" Contact - Blue Leads
Common-Striped Leads
Circuit Breaker Open or Closed
Color Code: Red Leads
Circuit Breaker Tripped
Circuit Breaker Tripped
Color Code: Red Leads
Circuit Breaker Open or Closed
Brown
Brown
Brown Wires To Be
Connected To
Control Power
UVR
Black
Black
Black Wires To Be
Connected To
Control Power
Shunt
Trip
L
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Class 0616 / Refer to Catalog 0616CT0801
Auxiliary Switch
Contact Configuration
1A Alarm Switch
Configuration
1B Alarm Switch
Configuration
Circuit Breaker Accessories
Field-Installable Electrical Accessories
Complete field-installable accessory catalog number by inserting suffix from page 3-20
between the parentheses in the catalog numbers shown in the table below. (Example:
LA11212)
Table 3.54: Field-Installable Accessories for Thermal-Magnetic and Electronic Trip
Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breaker
Miniature Circuit
Breakers
EH and EH-PL
FA, FH
LA, LH
Series 4 [8]
Q4
Shunt Trip
Factory-
Installed Only
Factory-
Installed Only
LA1( )
LA1( )
Table 3.55: Accessory Mounting Locations
Ground-Fault
Shunt Trip [7]
Not AvailableNot Available
Factory-
Installed Only
LA1G
LA1G
LA, LH, Q4 Series 4 circuit breakers or newer = Field-installable accessories
LC, LI, LX, LXI circuit breakers = Field-installable accessories
Both accessory ports will accept shunt trips, UVRs and auxiliary switches. Alarm
switches are factory installable only (right pole). Maximum of one device per
port.
Undervoltage
Trip
Factory-Installed
Factory-
Installed Only
LA1 ( )LA1( )
LA1 ( )LA1( )
Factory-Installed
Auxiliary
Switches
Only
Only
Alarm Switch
Factory-
Installed Only
Factory-
Installed Only
Factory-
Installed Only
Right Pole
Factory-
Installed Only
Right Pole
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Undervoltage Trip
Wiring Diagram
Shunt Trip
Wiring Diagram
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[7]Used with obsolete GP Ground-Censor™ system or add-on ground-fault modules.
[8]With LA and LH top-feed circuit breakers (suffix MT, I-Line jaws on OFF end) all accessories must be factory installed.
Provides remote ON, OFF/RESET control of molded case circuit breakers.
A complete line of field-installable electrical operators.
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Installing side mounted motor operators on non I-Line™ circuit breakers requires the
•
use of a separate mounting pan.
Side mounted electrical operators require an additional 4-1/2 in. (114 mm) of mounting
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space in I-Line installations.
When remote indication of circuit breaker status is required, order circuit breaker with
1A-1B auxilliary switch for ON-OFF Indication and alarm switch for TRIP Indication.
Electrical operators require SPDT maintained contact switch. Refer to Class 9001 control
unit listing for operators and pilot lights.
NOTE: Not available on Mag-Gard™ circuit breakers and molded case switches.
[9]Fully enclosed interlocked units are available in Type 1 and Type 3R enclosures, with two neutrals provided in each enclosure. The completely enclosed assembly is not UL Listed. Please
consult your nearest Schneider Electric sales office for more information.
Locks, Installation Accessories, and Rear
Connections
Class 612 / Refer to Catalog 0612CT0101
Locks, Installation Accessories, and Rear Connections
Table 3.59: Locks, Interlocking
Device
Handle
Padlocking
Device
Interlocking
Door Escutcheon
(Not UL listed)
Key Locking
Provision and 2 locks keyed alike
Table 3.60: Installation Accessories for G- and D-Frame Circuit Breakers
Front Panel Escutcheon for Toggle Circuit Breakers
Front Panel Escutcheon for Rotary Handle, Motor Operator, or extended escutcheon
Phase Barriers (set of 6)
Handle Rubber Boot—
Sealing Accessories
DIN rail adapter
Toggle Extensions (set of 10)
Circuit Breaker Accessories
Description
Removable (lock OFF only)
Fixed (lock OFF or ON)
Mechanical for circuit breakers with rotary handles
[11] Unless otherwise specified, wire sizes apply to both aluminum and copper conductors.
[12] For use in the OFF end only, when the OFF end is the load end.
[13] Use suffix 8002 for factory-installed Cu lugs.
[14] See instruction bulletins for recommended tools.
[15] Unless otherwise specified, wire sizes apply to both aluminum and copper conductors.
[16] Not for use with I-Line circuit breakers.
[17] When using fine stranded wire, increased cross sectional area may cause maximum wire size to be reduced.
[18] OFF end only when OFF end is the load end.
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Power Distribution Connectors (PDC) for Circuit Breakers—for
Field Replacement of Mechanical Lugs
Can be used for multiple load connections on one circuit breaker. Use in place of
standard distribution blocks to save space and time.
Field-installable kits, including tin-plated aluminum connectors and all necessary
mounting hardware are available for Square D FA, LA and Q4-frame molded case circuit
breakers.
Connectors are UL Listed:
For use on load end of circuit breaker only
•
For use in UL508 Industrial Control applications only
•
For use in UL 1995/CSA C22.2 No. 236 heating and cooling equipment
Upstream Device (receives input from RIM)
Downstream Device (sends output to RIM)
Micrologic #.0x Trip Units
Square D Micrologic Series B Trip Units
Square D GC-100 Ground-Fault Relay for Equipment Protection
Square D GC-200 Ground-Fault Relay for Equipment Protection
Merlin Gerin STR58 Trip Units
Merlin Gerin STR53 Trip Units
Federal Pioneer USRC and USRCM Trip Units
Square D Add-on Ground-Fault Module for Equipment Protection
R=RIM module is required to restrain any devices.
Numerical References=Maximum number of upstream circuit breakers which can be restrained without requiring a RIM module.
The Restraint Interface Module (RIM) is used to allow zone-selective Interlocking
communications between circuit breakers with Micrologic™ Series B trip units or
Micrologic™ #.0x trip units, Compact™ STR53 trip units, Masterpact™ STR58 trip units,
Federal Pioneer USRC and USRCM trip units, and Square D GC series ground-fault
relays.
Upstream circuit breakers with Micrologic 3.0A, 5.0A 5.0P, 5.0H, 6.0A, 6.0P, and 6.0H
trip units can receive up to 15 input signals without requiring a restraint interface module.
If the number of input signals exceeds 15, then a RIM is required. Contact your local
Sales Office for RIM requirements.
The restraint interface module operates on either 120 Vac/24 Vdc, or 240 Vac/24 Vdc,
50/50 Hz.
NOTE: The maximum distance between devices is 1000 ft. (305 m)
Enclosed molded case switches are UL Listed devices supplied with factory-installed
automatic molded case switch. Use the Cat. No. listed below and add the enclosure
NEMA type suffix as noted in footnote in Table 3.70. An insulated groundable neutral, if
required, must be ordered separately from Digest Section 7. Enclosed molded case
switches are manufactured on order only.
Table 3.70: Enclosed Molded Case Switches
System
FH—100 A Frame, 3P, 600 Vac Max.
2P100
3P100
LH—400 A Frame, 3P, 600 Vac Max.
2P400
3P400
Ampere
Rating
Cat. No.
Add Suffix [1]
FHE26000( )
FHE36000( )
LHE26000( )
LHE36000( )
Enclosures
600 Vac
Short Circuit Withstand
Ratings
18 kA
18 kA
25 kA
25 kA
NEMA Type 1
NEMA Type 3R
NEMA Type 4, 4X, 5, 12, 12K
Table 3.71: Enclosed Molded Case Switch Dimensions
[1]Add suffix S or F for NEMA 1 surface mounted or NEMA 1 flush mounted, respectively. Add suffix RB for NEMA 3R with bolt-on hub provision (FHE prefix only) or suffix R for NEMA 3R with
a blank top endwall (LHE prefix only), respectively. Add suffix AWK for NEMA 12. Add suffix DS for NEMA 4/4X/5 stainless steel.
Lock-off provisions are standard on all NEMA Type 4, 4X, 5 stainless steel and NEMA
Type 12, 12K circuit breaker enclosures. Provision for one inch hasp padlock is available
factory installed. This modification will allow the circuit breaker to be locked in the ON
position. When locked in the ON position, the external operator will not indicate if circuit
breaker is tripped. UL Listed.
Table 3.72: Enclosure
Enclosure PrefixSuffix for Lock-On Provision
FA, J, LA, L, M, P
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Lock-On Provision
Pilot Light—Selector Switch—Push Button
Pilot lights, push buttons or selector switches are available factory installed in the cover
of NEMA Type 4, 4X, 5 stainless steel or NEMA Type 12, 12K circuit breaker enclosures.
Wiring to contact blocks is not available. Customer must furnish catalog number of
device desired. Price = circuit breaker + enclosure + neutral + ground + pilot light, push
button and/or selector switch + factory-installed adder. Order by description. L600
enclosures are UL Listed, other enclosures are not UL Listed.
Phenolic Legend Plate
Available engraved and mounted on most circuit breaker enclosures. Legend engraved
in 1/4-inch high white letters on black background. Customer must provide legend. UL
Listed. Not available on NEMA Type 7 or 9 enclosures.
To order, add suffix NP to standard catalog number (i.e. LA400SNP).
Stainless Steel Front
The FA100F NEMA Type 1, flush-mount circuit breaker enclosure is available with a
stainless steel front. This modification is desirable in food handling areas such as
cafeterias and restaurants. Not UL Listed.
Interlocks are used to prevent the authorized operator from making an unauthorized
operation. Available only on NEMA 4, 4X, 5, 12K, and 12/3R circuit breaker enclosures.
The key interlock system is a simple and easy method of applying individual key interlock
units and assemblies to the above equipment so as to require operation in a
predetermined sequence. UL Listed.
Quoting
Contact local Field Sales office for catalog number, availability and pricing prior to
quoting a job.
Ordering
Order cannot be released for production until the following information has been
provided:
End User—Company name, address
•
Function of each lock (e.g., circuit breaker to be locked open with key removed, key
•
held when circuit breaker is closed)
Existing Equipment—if circuit breaker is to be interlocked with equipment already on
•
site, provide brand of existing lock and key number
Other New Equipment—if circuit breaker is to be interlocked with new equipment not
•
yet installed at the site, then provide contact person and phone number so that locks
may be coordinated
Additional information may be required upon order entry
To prevent two devices from being closed simultaneously.
Two devices are shown in Figure 1. In operation they are not closed at the same time.
With the interlocks arranged as shown only one key is required in the interlocking
system. Both devices are shown open, therefore, the key is free. To close any one device
the key is inserted and turned in that particular lock, the key is held in this lock until the
device is again locked open. This simple interlocking sequence lends itself to a multitude
of applications. The procedure is the same for two devices, neither of which is to be
opened at the same time.
Sample Application—2 (See Figure 2)
To prevent opening of switch A when circuit breaker B is closed.
Switch A and circuit breaker B are in closed position. Key A-1 is held in circuit breaker B
interlock.
Open circuit breaker.
•
Turn key A-1 in L-O-R interlock on circuit breaker B to lock open. Key A-1 is now free.
•
Insert key A-1 in L-C-R interlock on switch A and turn to unlock.
•
Open switch A. Key A-1 is now held. Reverse sequence to restore service.
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Sample Application—3 (See Figure 3)
To prevent operation of switch A when circuit breaker B is closed. Permits reclosing of
circuit breaker for servicing when switch is locked open.
Switch A and circuit breaker B are in closed position. Key A-1 is held in circuit breaker
interlock.
Open circuit breaker.
•
Turn key A-1 in L-O-R interlock on circuit breaker B to lock open. Key A-1 is now free.
•
Insert key A-1 in L-O-C-R interlock on switch A and turn to unlock.
•
Open switch A.
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Turn key A-1 in L-O-C-R interlock on switch A to lock open. Key A-1 is now free.
•
Return key A-1 to circuit breaker interlock and unlock for operation during servicing
•
period.
Reverse sequence to restore service.
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Figure 4
L-O-R
C
L-O-R
A
A
NM
A 1
L-O-R
A 1
A-1
B
B
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Sample Application—4 (Main-Tie-Main) (See Figure 4)
To prevent paralleling of lines A and B.—Two loads, fed from either source.
Circuit breaker A is closed to supply load M. Circuit breaker B is closed to supply load N.
Tie-circuit breaker C is open. Keys A-1 are held in interlocks on both circuit breakers A
and B. Tie-circuit breaker C cannot be closed unless either A or B is locked open.
To transfer load N to circuit breaker A, proceed as follows:
Open circuit breaker B.
•
Turn key A-1 in L-O-R interlock on circuit breaker B to lock open. Key A-1 is now free.
•
Insert Key A-1 in L-O-R interlock on tie-circuit breaker C and turn to unlock. Key A-1 is
•
now held.
Close tie-circuit breaker C.
•
Reverse sequence to restore service.
Load M can be supplied through circuit breaker B in a similar manner.
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WARNING: Some of the products listed in this document can expose you to
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