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Catalogue LV 71 2005
Introduction
Busbar Trunking Systems,

Overview
Invalid: LV 71 2004/2005
Errata Sheet for LV 71 2004/2005
Siemens AG 2005
LD Busbar Trunking System
Annex
Siemens LV 71 2005
Introduction
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Welcome to Automation and Drives
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Low-voltage switchgear
the basis for progressive solutions
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Totally Integrated Automation

innovations for more productivity
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Totally Integrated Power

energy distribution and management
from one source
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SIVACON 8PS
Busbar Trunking Systems in Action
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SIVACON 8PS
Engineering Tools for precisely
dimensioned, economical solutions
Siemens LV 71 2005
Welcome to
We would like to welcome you to Automation

and Drives and our comprehensive range of
products, systems, solutions and services for
production and process automation and
building technology worldwide.
With Totally Integrated Automation and
Totally Integrated Power, we deliver solution
platforms based on standards that offer you
a considerable savings potential.
Discover the world of our technology now. If
you need more detailed information, please
contact one of your regional Siemens
partners.
They will be glad to assist you.
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Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear

the basis for progressive solutions
Everyday life would be unimaginable without electric power. Competence and innovations
in switching and electrical installation technology are prerequisites so that power can be
used without danger and user-friendly in industrial facilities and buildings. We have been
providing you with these prerequisites for more than 110 years and are permanently developing new features innovations which permit you to use power more safely and economically.
Low-voltage switchgear from Siemens offers a comprehensive and innovative range of
products covering switching devices for load feeders or the distribution of power, control
and signaling devices as well as complete cabinet systems. Multi-functional, uniform concepts such as Totally Integrated Power, Safety Integrated or ECOFAST additionally permit
our product portfolio to be combined into optimized systems.
All in all, we can provide you with innovative components for switching and electrical installation technology which utilize state-of-the-art features such as integration and communication as the basis for advanced and uniform solutions which provide you with many
benefits.
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Totally Integrated Automation

innovations for more productivity
With the launch of Totally Integrated Automation in 1996, we

were the first ones on the market to consistently implement
the trend from equipment to an integrated automation
solution, and have continuously improved the system ever
since.
Whether your industry is process- and production-oriented or
a hybrid, Totally Integrated Automation is a unique "common
solution" platform that covers all the sectors.
Totally Integrated Automation is an integrated platform for the
ERP
Enterprise
Resource
Planning
MES
Manufacturing
Execution
Systems
Control
SIMATIC NET
Industrial
Communication
Ethernet
Ethernet
Production
Order
Management
Material
Management
Production
Operations
Recording
Equipment
Management
SINAUT Telecontrol
System
SIMATIC
Software
Industrial
Ethernet
SIMATIC
Machine Vision
Industrial
Ethernet
Industrial Wireless
Communication/
MOBIC
Safety Integrated
PROCESS FIELD
PROFIBUS
AS-Interface
GAMMA instabus
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SIMATIC
PC-based Automation
Building
Technology
Micro-Automation
and
Actuator-Sensor
Interface Level
ECOFAST IP65
Decentral
Automation System
entire production line - from receiving to technical processing

and production areas to shipping. Thanks to the system-oriented
engineering environment, integrated, open communications
as well as intelligent diagnostics options, your plant now
benefits in every phase of the life cycle.
In fact, to this day we are the only company worldwide that
can offer a control system based on an integrated platform
for both the production and process industry.
Plant
Information
Management
Product Specification
Management System
Detailed
Production
Scheduling
Laboratory Information
Management System
SIMATIC IT Framework
Production Modeler
SENTRON
Circuit
Breakers
SIMATIC
Controller/
Automation
System
SIMATIC
Distributed
I/O
Field Instrumentation/
Analytics
SINUMERIK
Numeric
Control
SIMOTION
Motion Control
System
SIMODRIVE
SINAMICS
SIMATIC HMI
Human Machine
Interface
SIMATIC PCS 7
Process Control
System
Sensor
Technology
IQ-Sense
HART
PROFIBUS PA
SIMOCODE-DP
Motor
Protection
and Control
Drive Systems
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Totally Integrated Power

energy distribution and management
from one source
Totally Integrated Power by Siemens offers integrated

solutions for energy distribution in functional and industrial
buildings covering everything from medium-high voltage to
power outlets.
Totally Integrated Power is based on integration in
planning and configuration as well as coordinated products
and systems. In addition, it features communications and
software modules for connecting power distribution systems
to industrial automation and building automation, thereby
offering a substantial savings potential.
Communications
HMI
Process/production
automation
Load
management
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PROCESS FIELD BUS
Products and systems
110 kV
Planning and configuration
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Graphs
Prognoses
Maintenance
Substation
Distribution
Maintenance
task
Message/
error
management
Selective
protection
Protocols
Power
quality
DATE:
EMPLOYEE
Cost center
COST CENTER
PAY PERIOD BEGINNING
PAY PERIOD ENDING
DATE
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THUR
FRI
SAT
SUN
TOTAL
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
OVERTIME
TOTAL HOURS
DATE
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THUR
FRI
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THUR
FRI
SAT
SUN
TOTAL
IN
Building
automation
OUT
IN
Hall 1
Distribution 3
Infeed II
Air conditioning system

checkup
Replacing circuit
breaker contacts
Replacing meters
OUT
OVERTIME
TOTAL HOURS
central ON
OFF
local ON
OFF
tripped
DATE
SAT
SUN
TOTAL
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
OVERTIME
TOTAL HOURS
CODES
V=VACATION
H=HOLIDAY
S=SICK
REGULAR
HOLIDAY
OTHER
OVER THE HOURS

TIME & ONE-HALF
SICK
VACATION
instabus EIB
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SIVACON 8PS
Busbar Trunking Systems in Action
Busbar trunking systems in the low-voltge range

perform the safe and reliable transmission and
distribution of electrical power from transformer
via main distribution board and sub-distribution
board right to the load. Siemens busbar trunking
systems are the complete and efficient answer
in this area:
The CD system
for 25 A to 40 A
The BD01 system for 40 A to 160 A
The BD2 system
for 160 A to 1250 A
The PEC system
for 800 A to 6000 A
The LD system
for 1100 A to 5000 A
The LX system
for 800 A to 6300 A
The BD 01 system is quick to install and

ideally suited for use in workshops and
trade premises, as here, at a photographers.
Alle these systems are Type-tested LV switchgear assemblies (TTA) to IEC 60 439-1 and -2.
This ensures that they offer a standard of safety
and reliability that meets the particularly high
performance expectations of automated production and for building services provision.
Performance characteristics:
Clear network structure
Unproblematic retrofitting in the event of load
changes
Low operating costs due to uninterrupted serviceability
Simple planning and installation
Room-covering systems for lighting installations and small loads
The CD system (up to 40 A) allows you to supply
lighting installations covering the whole expanse of, say, furniture showrooms, supermarkets
or greenhouses with power, and also provides
the means to easily fix them in position.
Due to its pleasing appearance, the equipment
is well suited for use in sales rooms visited by
the public. On the other hand, its high degree of
protection, to IP54, allows the CD system to be
used even in harsh environments.
The power source for loads with no fixed
location
The BD01 system is ideally suited for the power
supply (up to 160 A) in workshops and trade
premises. The trunking units are easy and quick
to put together. The anti-rotation feature on the
tap-off units makes sure that the units are
correctly fitted and allows for easy retrofitting
even while the production is running.
Other benefits: minimum stock holding and uncomplicated planning due to one standard
frame size for five different current ratings.
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The ideal system for production lines

needing a great deal of power is the
LD system up to 5000 A.
In the petrochemical industry, it is the PEC system that provides

reliable and fault-free power supply.
Universal power distribution

The BD2 system (up to 1250 A) can supply
power to medium-size loads in buildings and in
all industrial applications. Prefabricated tap-off
units fitted with many differing component
combinations make this equipment universally
applicable. Two standard frame sizes covering
all current ratings simplify stock keeping and
planning.
Safe and reliable power transmission in the
petrochemical industry
The PEC resin-insulated system, up to 6000 A,
has a high degree of insulation protection and
thus an enormous resistance to external interference factors. This ensures safe and reliable
transport of power even in rough weather or in
highly dust and dirt and corrosion polluted
industrial environments. Typical applications of
this system is the petrochemical industry, waste
incinerators and power stations.
Siemens offers modular component cabinets for indication, control and monitoring of the
flow of power through busbar trunking systems. These cabinets are equipped with bus
interfaces, control circuit devices and power meters.
The LX busbar trunking system is the perfect equipment for multistorey buildings where large quantities of power need to be transported, uninfluenced by the mounting position of the system.
High system serviceability in production

The louvred LD busbar trunking system, up to
5000 A, is the system for transporting current in
production lines with a large energy requirement, such as in the automotive industry. A
separate PE busbar ensures that the protective
device in such a system responds reliably even
if the current paths are relatively long. The high
short-circuit rating allows medium-voltage
switches to be used as protective elements for
the transmission of power between transformer
and main circuit-breaker. Tap-off units up to
1250 A available as standard.
Flexible power distribution in multi-storey
buildings
The LX sandwich-style system, up to 6300 A, is
used where large quantities of power need to be
transported, uninfluenced by the mounting position of the system.
Conductor configurations with the PE conductor
insulated along its entire length, and a doublesize neutral can ensure the interference-free distribution of power in places such as radio
stations, computer centres or at internet
providers. The system is protected to IP54 as
standard, and tap-off units up to 1250 A available as standard.
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SIVACON 8PS - Engineering Tools for

precisely dimensioned, economical solutions
Engineering tools from Siemens help generate

precisely dimensioned and economical planning and design solutions, even for complex applications.
MatSelect
Using MatSelect, product and material data can
be administered with self designed or
standardised classification systems. It has interfaces to Eldanorm, Datanorm, ASCII format and
ProPlan.
NetPlan
Planning software for power flow, short-circuit
calculation and device dimensioning with selectivity analysis and protective against electric
shock of low-voltage networks, available in
English, German, French and Italian.
NetSelect
Selection software for protective switches to enable star networks to be correctly dimensioned;
available in several languages.
NetPlan enables you to graphically represent the network and to

calculate the load flow and the prospective one-pole to all-pole short
circuitcurrent/load.
BusbarSelect
Selection aid for generating quotations, invitations to tender and orders for busbar trunking
systems up to 1250 A; available in several
languages.
Quotation texts
Prepared texts (in German) for generating
customer specifications in the formats: Architext
excellent, GAEB 81 and Word 97.
Should you have any queries concerning installation, functionality or application options
please mail us at
sbts.tool_support@siemens.com
We will be pleased to assist you.
In BusbarSelect, you select the trunking units for your system from a menu,
and then transfer them into an order or quotation list.
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Overview
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System Overview
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Busbar Trunking Systems, Overview

Technical Overview
Busbar trunking systems
CD
Rated
current
Rated operational
voltage
Frequency
Number of
active conductors
Degree of
protection
Ambient
temperature
min./max.
C
V AC
Hz
30
40
2 25
400
50 ... 60
2, 3, 4, 2 4
(PE = enclosure)
IP54
5/+40
40
63
100
125
160
400
50 ... 60
4
(PE = enclosure)
IP54
5/+40
160 ... 400

500 ... 1250
690
50 ... 60
IP52,
IP54 with
accessories,
IP55 on request
5/+40
1100 ... 4000

2000 ... 5000
1000
50 ... 60
4 or 5
IP34,
IP54
5/+40
800 ... 4500

1000 ... 6300
690
50 ... 60
3, 4, 5, 6
(PE = enclosure)
IP54,
IP55 with
accessories
5/+40
NSV0_00201
2
BD01
NSV0_00241
BD2A
BD2C
NSV0_00421
LDA1 LDA8
LDC2 LDC8
NSV0_00681
LXA01 LXA10
LXC01 LXC10
NSV0_00321
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Technical Overview
Mounting
position
Length
Tap-off points
Tap-off units
Material
m
Edgewise
2
3
Combustive
energy
kWh/m
On one side:
every 0.5 or 1 m
On both sides:
every 0.5 or 1 m
Up to 16 A
Insulated
Cu conductors,
painted sheet
steel housing
0.1 ... 0.48
2
Edgewise,
flat
(tap-off points
downwards)
2
3
On one side:
every 0.5 or 1 m
Up to 63 A
Insulated
Al or Cu
conductors,
painted sheet
steel housing
0.76
Can be combined with networkable

tap-off units for lighting control systems
Edgewise,
flat
and vertical
0.5 ... 3.25
Without,
on both sides:
every 0.25 or
0.5 m offset
Up to 400 A
Al or Cu busbars,
painted sheet
steel housing
0.6 ... 0.67

(without tap-off
points)

tap-off units for lighting control systems, remote switching and load monitoring
Horizontal,
edgewise
and vertical
0.5 ... 3.2
Without,
on one side:
every 1 m,
on both sides:
every 1 m
Up to 1250 A
Insulated
Al or Cu busbars,
painted sheet
steel housing
4.16 ... 8.83

(without tap-off
points)
Information about the LD and

LX systems: from your
Siemens sales outlet.
Without,
on one side:
every 0.5 m,
on both sides:
every 0.5 m
Up to 1250 A
Horizontal,
edgewise
and vertical
0.35 ... 3

tap-off units for remote switching and
load monitoring
Insulated
Al or Cu busbars,
painted aluminium housing
1.95 ... 11.07

(without tap-off
points)
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System Overview
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System Overview
Up to 40 A
CD system
Reduced planning costs by simplified engineering
Quick-release plug-in connection for fast assembly
Tap-off points on both sides for optimized utilization of the busbar
Even electrical loading of the CD system conductors achieved by connecting an equal number of tap-off plugs to each individual phase
Versatility through high degree of protection to IP54 of the standard
version
Tap-off plugs allow fast, flexible load relocation (even on live sytems).
Up to 6300 A
1
PEC system
The busbar trunking system for power transmission under extreme environmental conditions (IP68).
Detailed information about this system is available from your Siemens sales
outlet.
Up to 160 A
Networkable busbar trunking system

Networkable function expansions for combination with known tap-off
units
Applications:
large area lighting control systems
remote switching and signalling in industrial applications
load monitoring of decentral power tap-offs
EIB, AS-i and PROFIBUS bus systems
Quick, straightforward planning
Flexible with expansion and modification
Module system
Can be retrofitted to existing installations
Simple contact establishment of bus line with insulation displacement
connection feature
Can be used with the BD01, BD2, LD, and LX systems
Up to 1250 A
3
Design software
BusbarSelect
Design software for busbar trunking systems up to 1250 A
This CD-ROM is available free of charge from your Siemens sales outlet.
LV 71.T
Planning guide
SIVACON 8PS
Busbar trunking systems BD2A/BD2C and LDA/LDC from 160 A to 5000 A
LV72.T
Planning guide
SIVACON 8PS
Busbar trunking systems LXA/LXC over 800 A
These planning aids are available from your Siemens sales outlet.
a Catalog LV 70
Up to 5000 A
LD system
The busbar trunking system for optimized power distribution in industry.
Reliable, safe operation
Time-saving, cost-efficient assembly
Space-saving compact construction type up to 5000 A in an enclosure
Plug-in tap-off units up to 1250 A
Type-tested connection to service distribution boards and transformers
a Catalog LV 70
BD2 system
Time-saving, cost-efficient assembly
Reliable, safe operation
Flexible modular system with simple solutions for every application
Early planning of power distribution possible without precise knowledge of
consumer locations
Fast operational readiness through quick, easy assembly
High degree of protection to IP54 for use in harsh industrial environments
Innovative construction:
No compensating units for expansion compensation required.
Catalog LV 72
a Catalog LV 70
BD01 system
Flexible power supply
Junction units for changes in direction
Time-saving assembly
Reliable mechanical and electrical connections
High level of stability, low weight
Positive opening and closing of tap-off points
Versatile tap-off units
Few basic elements
Modular system reduces stock-holding
High degree of protection to IP54 with tap-off points at sides and bottom
for extreme ambient conditions, otherwise IP50.
LX system
The busbar trunking system for power transmission and distribution in
buildings.
Detailed information about this system is available from your Siemens sales
outlet.
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Leaflet
E20001-A220-P309
SIVACON 8PS
Safe and flexible power distribution up to 6300 A
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Notes
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System overview
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Selection and ordering data

Straight trunking units
Branch and junction units
Distribution board connection units
Connection units
Reduction units
Tap-off units
Accessories
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Technical data
Trunking units
Connection units
Tap-off units
Weights
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Engineering
Basics
Dimensioning of busbar runs,
Production of parts lists
Incoming connections
Fire barrier
Expansion compensation and fixed point
Examples
Tap-offs
Special cases
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Dimensions
Connection units
Tap-off units
Accessories
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System Overview
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System Overview
Without or with fire barrier,

fire resistance class S 120 to DIN 4102 Part 9
Tap-off units
Modification possible while the system is energized
Leading PE(N) connecting contact during mounting
Degree of protection IP34 and IP54
IP20 touch protection of the contact assembly during

fitting and removing
4- and 5-conductor systems

Standard lengths of 1.6 m/2.4 m/3.2 m
Optional lengths of 0.5 ... 3..19 m
for horizontal and vertical installation
Coding brackets
Sealing
Cable entry at the side with additional cable
compartment
Straight trunking units with tap-off points

Tap-off points above, below or at both sides
Safety by specified sequence of fitting/removal
Coding brackets as
protection against incorrect fitting
(key-lock principle)
protection against confusing tap-off units
(4/5-conductor system)
sliding contacts for PE in 5-conductor systems
Sheet steel enclosure with IP30 or IP54 degree of

protection resulting from additional cover
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IP20 touch protection with the tap-off point open

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Connection/feeder units
For distribution board connection to

Siemens SIVACON PV Power Distribution System
from above
from below
Incoming transformer connection, enclosed

for rated currents from 1100 ... 5000 A
connecting lugs for all standard clearances
phase sequence as required
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Incoming distribution board connection

phase sequence as required
Accessories
3
1
End flanges
Incoming cable connection

cable entry via cable grommets with cable supporting
rail
Distribution board blank plates

Protective sleeves
Fixing brackets
Suspension brackets
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Branch and junction units
Torque spanner
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Flexible engineering for matching to building

construction, with
elbow (L unit flat), offset elbow
knee (L unit edgewise), offset knee
Z unit
T unit
U unit
Without or with fire barrier
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System Overview
Type key
Straight trunking units, junction units and distribution board connection units
Rated current le [A]
Version
< 1.3 m
> 1.3 m
Code
Horizontal Horizontal No.
edgewise flat
and
vertical
Al
Al
Al
IP31
IP54
Horizontal edgewise
including offsets
Cu
1100
Cu
950
IP31/IP54
Cu
Al
900
5-conductor
1/
1200
1600 2600 1250 2100 1200 2000 1000 1550
2000
1700
1500
1200
IP34 (31)1)
2500
2100
1800
1700
IP54
1250 2000 1100 1650 1000 1600 750
3000 3400 2300 2700 2000 2600 1800 2000
3700 4400 2800 3500 2400 3200 2200 2600
4000 5000 3400 4250 2700 3600 2350 3000
Degree of protection
Fire barrier
Conductor material
4-conductor
6
N/PEN
Cu
700
Al
Cu
120 A
LDA 1 LDA 3
LDC 2 LDC 3
120 B
LDA 4 LDA 8
LDC 6 LDC 8
Fire barrier
Notes:
Positioning of
(X*, Y*, Z*)
(see Engineering)
N/PEN = 1/2 L,
possible from LD.4... to LD.8...
LD
Type
-.... +LD-L
Type suffix
LD connection units2)
Version
IP31
Horizontal/
edgewise
Al
Cu
System
LDA
1100
Code
No.
LDC
2000
1600
2600
2000
2500
3400
3700
4400
4000
5000
1/
Al
Cu
IP34 (31) 3)
Type lug clearance [mm]
Conductor material
Notes:
State of
delivery
Adjustable
on site
150 ... 160
165 ... 180
190 ... 280
285 ... 380
450 ... 600
610 ... 750
PEN(N)-L2
200 ... 300
PEN(N)-L2
200 ... 400
450 ... 600
605 ... 750
PEN(N)-L3(1)
150 ... 250
PEN(N)-L3(1)
250 ... 350
3
1/
N/PEN = 2 L,
possible from LD.4... to LD.8...
4
LD
Type
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3000
3/4
5-conductor
1) IP31 for horizontal flat units.

2) Horizontal/edgewise
with connecting lugs below.
3) IP54 on request.
4-conductor
6
N/PEN
1250
-.... +AS

System Overview
Important notes
Please note the following for selection and ordering:
Dimensions
Type suffix for fire barrier
Length details in the selection tables are quoted in metres

(m). Optional lengths may be chosen in 0.01 m stages.
For the fire barrier type suffix, the distance from the hook
end (+LD-....-X*) or bolt end (+LD-L....-Y*) to the center of
the fire barrier must be entered in metres (m).
The minimum distance from the hook or bolt end to the
center of the fire barrier must be observed.
Type
All types designated with * must be completed by the corresponding dimension. Add the type suffix to the type if
appropriate.
Type suffix
The type suffixes, e. g. fixed point, fire barrier, flange plate, and phase sequence, must always be quoted together
with the type.
Type key
The LDA/LDC type keys are shown on the opposite page.
For selecting complete types, these type keys must be
transferred to the selection tables.
In special cases, the type key is to be found on the selection page itself: for example for tap-off units and cable
connection units.
Legend
Dimension Description
Dimension Description
Length of the fitted unit (straight)
For T units: Length of the basic trunking unit
AD
Distance between the center of tap-off point

and the trunking unit end at the hook
TX
Distance from center of the T branch to the

unit end at the hook
AD min
Minimum distance between the center of

the tap-off point and the trunking unit end
TY
Distance from the center of the T branch to

unit end at the bolt
AX
Unit fitted: Length of the X leg
Optional length
AY
Unit fitted: Length of the Y leg
Length of the X leg
Length of expansion compensation units
Length of the Y leg
DX
Distance between the center of the expansion compensation unit and the trunking
unit end at the hook
Length of the Z leg
Standard length
Order number supplement

For an order, BVP: mut be placed before the order
number stated in the catalog.
Example: the order number in the catalog is 034262.
When placing an order, please write BVP:034262.
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Selection and Ordering Data
Straight trunking units for horizontal installation without tap-off points
Length
S/W/D
m
Type
Type suffix
Type suffix
Fire barrier
Fixed point
Standard lengths
3.2
LD.....-3,2
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-FP
2.4
LD.....-2,4
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-FP
1.6
LD.....-1,6
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-FP
Optional lengths
0.50 ... 0.89
LD.....-1W*
0.90 ... 1.59
LD.....-2W*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-FP
+LD-FP
1.61 ... 2.39
LD.....-3W*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-FP
2.41 ... 3.19
LD.....-4W*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-FP
Optional lengths with double bolt
0.50 ... 0.89
LD.....-J-1W*
0.90 ... 1.59
LD.....-J-2W*
+LD-L....-Y*
+LD-FP
+LD-FP
1.60 ... 2.39
LD.....-J-3W*
+LD-L....-Y*
+LD-FP
2.40 ... 3.20
LD.....-J-4W*
+LD-L....-Y*
+LD-FP
1.20
DX = 0.6
Expansion =
LD.....-D
Expansion compensation
Dx
Fire barrier note:
Fire barrier can be used for LD.1...- to LD.7...
from 0.92 m (0.96 m for double bolt) and for LD.8...from 1.12 m (1.16 m for double bolt) length.
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Complete ordering details:

See Type key/Important notes
(System overview, pages 3/4 and 3/5)
Examples: LDA1423-2W1,4,
+LD-L120A-X0,54

Straight trunking units for horizontal installation with tap-off points
Length
W
m
Position1) of the
tap-off points
AD (m)
Type
Type suffix
Fixed point
above
LD.....-K-3,2-3AD
+LD-FP
bottom
LD.....-K-3,2-3ADU
+LD-FP
above or bottom
LD.....-K-3,2-3ADO+U
+LD-FP
above
LD.....-K-3,2-2AD
+LD-FP
bottom
LD.....-K-3,2-2ADU
+LD-FP
above or bottom
LD.....-K-3,2-2ADO+U
+LD-FP
Standard lengths with 3 tap-off points

3.2
0.6 + 1.6 + 2.6
AD
Standard lengths with 2 tap-off points

3.2
AD
mi
0.8 + 2.4
AD
Standard lengths with 1 tap-off point
3.2
2.4
above
LD..-K-3,2-AD2,4
+LD-FP
bottom
LD..-K-3,2-ADU2,4
+LD-FP
above or bottom
LD..-K-3,2-ADO+U2,4
+LD-FP
above
LD..-K-3,2-AD0,8
+LD-FP
bottom
LD..-K-3,2-ADU0,8
+LD-FP
above or bottom
LD..-K-3,2-ADO+U0,8
+LD-FP
AD
3.2
0.8
AD
1) Position of the tap-off point ...-AD(U) (O+U)* from the hook end.

Examples: LDA1423-K-3,2-3AD
LDA4623-K-3,2-2ADU
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Straight trunking units for horizontal installation with tap-off points
Length
W
m
Position1) of the
tap-off points
AD (m)
Type
Type suffix
Fixed point
Optional lengths with 2 tap-off points

Minimum distance between the tap-off
point and the trunking unit end AD 0.6 m
2.20 ... 2.40
above
LD.....-K-2W*-2AD*
+LD-FP
bottom
LD.....-K-2W*-2ADU*
+LD-FP
above or bottom
LD.....-K-2W*-2ADO+U*
+LD-FP
first fixed at 0.6,

second variable at
1.4 ... 1.8
in stages of 0.2
AD
mi
AD
2.41 ... 3.20
above
LD.....-K-3W*-2AD*
+LD-FP
bottom
LD.....-K-3W*-2ADU*
+LD-FP
above or bottom
LD.....-K-3W*-2ADO+U*
+LD-FP
above
LD.....-K-1W*-AD*
+LD-FP
bottom
LD.....-K-1W*-ADU*
+LD-FP
above or bottom
LD.....-K-1W*-ADO+U*
+LD-FP
first fixed at 0.6,

second variable at
1.4 ... 2.6
in stages of 0.2
Optional lengths with 1 tap-off point

1.20 ... 1.60
variable at
0.6 ... 1.0
in stages of 0.2
AD
1.61 ... 2.40
above
LD.....-K-2W*-AD*
+LD-FP
bottom
LD.....-K-2W*-ADU*
+LD-FP
above or bottom
+LD-FP
variable at
0.6 ... 1.8
in stages of 0.2
2.41 ... 3.20
above
LD.....-K-3W*-AD*
+LD-FP
bottom
LD.....-K-3W*-ADU*
+LD-FP
above or bottom
+LD-FP
variable at
0.6 ... 2.6
in stages of 0.2
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Examples: LDA1423-K-2W2,20-ADU1,4 +LD-FP
LDA4623-K-3W2,60-AD1,6

Straight trunking units for vertical installation, always with expansion
and fixed point
Length
S/W
m
Position1) of the
tap-off points
AD (m)
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
Standard lengths
3.2
LD.....-V-3,2
+LD-L....-X*
2.4
LD.....-V-2,4
+LD-L....-X*
2.29 ... 2.80
LD.....-V-1W*
+LD-L....-X*
2.81 ... 3.00
LD.....-V-2W*
+LD-L....-X*
3.01 ... 3.19
LD.....-V-3W*
+LD-L....-X*
Optional lengths
Standard lengths with 1 tap-off point

above
3.2
1.4
LD.....-K-V-3,2-AD1,4
+LD-L....-X*
3.2
1.8
LD.....-K-V-3,2-AD1,8
+LD-L....-X*
2.4
1.4
LD.....-K-V-2,4-AD1,4
AD
Optional lengths with 1 tap-off point
above
2.29 ... 2.80
W
2.81 ... 3.00
3.01 ... 3.19
AD
1.4
LD.....-K-V-1W*-AD1,4
1.8
LD.....-K-V-1W*-AD1,8
+LD-L....-X*
1.4
LD.....-K-V-2W*-AD1,4
1.8
LD.....-K-V-2W*-AD1,8
1.4
LD.....-K-V-3W*-AD1,4
+LD-L....-X*
1.8
LD.....-K-V-3W*-AD1,8
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-X*
Fire barrier note:

Minimum fire barrier dimensions owing to integrated expansion compensation:
For LD.1...- to LD.8...-: X 1,10.
For AD 1.8 trunking units, the fire barrier is possiblefrom X 2.45 on.
For AD 1.4 trunking units, the fire barrier is possible from X 2.05 on.

Examples: LDA1423-V-1W2,60 +LD-L120A-X1,8
LDA4623-K-V-2W2,90-AD1,4
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Junction units for horizontal installation
Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LR
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LR-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LR-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LR-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LL
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LL-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LL-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LL-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 0.99 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.48 ... 0.99 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-ZR-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 0.99 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.48 ... 0.99 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-ZL-Z*
Elbow trunking units

right
Y
left
Z trunking units, flat

right
X
Y
left
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible with optional length from
X 0.86 or Y 0.90 with LD.1...- to LD.3...X 0.92 or Y 0.96 with LD.4...- to LD.7...X 1.12 or Y 1.16 with LD.8...-
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Examples: LDA1423-LR-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65
LDA4623-ZL-Z0,84

Junction units for horizontal installation
Length
Type
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.46 ... 0.99 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.58 ... 0.99 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-UR-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.46 ... 0.99 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.58 ... 0.99 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-UL-Z*
Type suffix
Fire barrier
U trunking units, flat

right
left
X
Examples: LDA4623-UL-Z0,84
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Junction units for horizontal and vertical installation
Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LV
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LV-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LV-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LV-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LH
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LH-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LH-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LH-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 0.99
LD.....-ZV-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 0.99
LD.....-ZH-Z*
Knee trunking units
front
X
rear
X
Y
Z trunking units, edgewise

front
X
rear
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible for elbow units with optional length from
X 0.86 or Y 0.90 with LD.1...- to LD.7...X 1.06 or Y 1.10 with LD.8...-
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Examples: LDA1423-LV-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65

Length
Type
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.5 ... 0.99
LD.....-UV-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.5 ... 0.99
LD.....-UH-Z*
Type suffix
Fire barrier
U trunking units, edgewise

front
rear
Y
Examples: LDA1423-UV-Z0,89
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Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LVR
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LVR-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LVR-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LVR-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LVR-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LHR
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LHR-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LHR-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LHR-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LHR-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
Offset knee trunking units
front right
front right with Z dimension
3
X
rear right
rear right with Z dimension
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible for offset elbow units with optional length from
X 0.86 or Y 0.90 or Z 0.84 with LD.1...- to LD.3...X 0.92 or Y 0.90 or Z 0.90 with LD.4...- to LD.7...X 1.12 or Y 1.10 or Z 1.10 with LD.8...-
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Examples: LDA1423-LVR-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65
LDA4623-LHR

Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LVL
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LVL-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LVL-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LVL-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0,5/Y 0,5
Z 0,36 ... 1,30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0,42 ... 1,30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LVL-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LHL
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LHL-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LHL-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 to 1.24
LD.....-LHL-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LHL-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
Offset knee trunking units
front left
front left with Z dimension
rear left
rear left with Z dimension
Fire barrier note:


Examples: LDA1423-LHL-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65
LDA4623-LVL
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Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y0.5
LD.....-LRV
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LRV-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LRV-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LRV-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LRV-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LRH
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LRH-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LRH-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LRH-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LRH-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
Offset elbow trunking units

right front
right front with Z dimension
3
X
right rear
right rear with Z dimension
Fire barrier note:

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Examples: LDA1423-LRV-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65
LDA4623-LRH

Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-LLV
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-LLV-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LLV-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LLV-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LLV-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
Offset elbow trunking units

left front
left front with Z dimension
left rear
X 0.5/Y0.5
LD.....-LLH
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y0.5
LD.....-LLH-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LLH-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-LLH-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-LLH-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
X
left rear with Z dimension
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possiblefor offset elbow units with optional length from

Examples: LDA1423-LLH-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65
LDA4623-LLV
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l
Length
m
Type
T 1.2 trunking unit

(TX 0.58 and TY 0.62)
A 0.5 branching unit
LD.....-T-AD-T
Trunking unit as -T-AD-T

AX 0.5 and AY 0.3 branching unit
LD.....-T-AD-TVR
Trunking unit as above

LD.....-T-AD-TVL
T units with branching unit above
straight
TY
TX
offset, front right
AX
AY
offset, front left
AY
AX

Example: LDA1423-T-AD-TVL
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Length
m
Type
Trunking unit as -T-AD-T

LD.....-T-AD-THR

LD.....-T-AD-THL
T units with branching unit above
AY
offset, rear right
AX
AX
AY
offset, rear left
3
Example: LDA1423-T-AD-THL
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Length
m
Type
T 1.2 trunking unit

(TX 0.58 and TY 0.62)
A 0.5 branching unit
LD.....-T-ADU-T
Trunking unit as -T-ADU-T

LD.....-T-ADU-TVR

LD.....-T-ADU-TVL
T units with branching unit below

straight
TY
T
TX
offset, front right
AY
3
AX
AY
offset, front left
AX

Example: LDA1423-T-ADU-TVL
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Length
m
Type
Trunking unit as -T-ADU-T

LD.....-T-ADU-THR

LD.....-T-ADU-THL
T units with branching unit below
AY
offset, rear right
AX
offset, rear left
AX
AY
3
Example: LDA1423-T-ADU-THL
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Distribution board connection units for non-Siemens distribution boards, cable connection and AS connection/feeder units
Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
Distribution board connecting flange

S 0.185
LD-VEG1
LD.4... to LD.8...
LD-VEG2
X 0.5/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEV
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEV-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEH
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEH-X*
LD.1... to LD.3...
VE knee
front
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-X*
rear
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible for VE knee with optional length from:
X 0.86 with LD.1...- to LD.7...X 1.06 with LD.8...-
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Example: LDA1423-VEV-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65

Length
Type
X 0.5/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEVR
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEVR-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.3
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEVR-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEVL
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEVL-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.3
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEVL-Z*
Type suffix
Fire barrier
Offset VE knee
front right
+LD-L....-X*
front left
+LD-L....-X*
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible for offset VE knee with optional length from:
X 0.86 with LD.1...- to LD.3...X 0.92 with LD.4...- to LD.7...X 1.12 with LD.8...-

Examples: LDA1423-VEVL-Z0,9
LDA1423-VEVR-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65
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Length
Type
X 0.5/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEHR
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEHR-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.3
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEHR-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEHL
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.3
LD.....-VEHL-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.3
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEHL-Z*
Type suffix
Fire barrier
Offset VE knee
rear right
+LD-L....-X*
Y
rear left
+LD-L....-X*
Y
X
Fire barrier note:
Fire barrier possible for offset VE knee with optional length from:
X 0.86 with LD.1 ...- to LD.3...X 0.92 with LD.4...- to LD.7...X 1.12 with LD.8...-
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Examples: LDA4523-VEHL-Z0,9
LDA1423-VEHR-X1,22 +LD-L120A-X0,65

Distribution board connection units for SIVACON 8PV and 8PT power distribution systems
Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
W 0.50 ... 1.60
LD.....-VEU-1W*
+LD-L....-X*
W 1.61 ... 2.40
LD.....-VEU-2W*
+LD-L....-X*
W 1.41 ... 3.20
LD.....-VEU-3W*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LV
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LV-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LV-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LV-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LH
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LH-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LH-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LH-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
Trunking units
straight
Knee
front
rear
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible for knee with optional length from:
X 0.86 with LD.1 ...- to LD.7...X 1.06 with LD.8...-

Example: LDA1423-VEU-LH-X1,22
+LD-L120A-X0.65
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Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LVR
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LVR-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LVR-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LVR-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEU-LVR-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LVL
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LVL-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LVL-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LVL-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEU-LVL-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
Offset knee
front right
front left
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible for offset knee with optional length from:
X 0.86 or Z 0.84 with LD.1...- to LD.3...X 0.92 or Z 0.90 with LD.4...- to LD.7...X 1.12 or Z 1.10 with LD.8...-
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Examples: LDA4623-VEU-LVR-Z0,84
LDA1423-VEU-LVL-X1,20
+LD-L120A-X0,80

Length
Type
Type suffix
Fire barrier
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LHR
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LHR-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LHR-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LHR-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEU-LHR-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
Offset knee
rear right
3
Z
rear left
X 0.5/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LHL
X 0.51 ... 1.24/Y 0.5
LD.....-VEU-LHL-X*
+LD-L....-X*
X 0.5/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LHL-Y*
+LD-L....-Y*
X/Y 0.51 ... 1.24
LD.....-VEU-LHL-X*/Y*
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
X 0.5/Y 0.5
Z 0.36 ... 1.30 with LD.1 to LD.3
Z 0.42 ... 1.30 with LD.4 to LD.8
LD.....-VEU-LHL-Z*
+LD-L....-Z*
Fire barrier note:

Fire barrier possible for offset knee with optional length from:
X 0.86 or Z 0.84 with LD.1...- to LD.3...X 0.92 or Z 0.90 with LD.4...- to LD.7...X 1.12 or Z 1.10 with LD.8...-

Examples: LDA4623-VEU-LHR-Z0,84
LDA1423-VEU-LHL-X1,22
+LD-L120A-X0,65
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AS 1, AS 2 and AS 4 connection/feeder units
Mounting position of
trunking units to be connected
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
Values in brackets and dotted
lines are only valid for the
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection
Setting range of lug clearance [mm]

State of delivery Adjustable on
site to
AS1: Length 725 mm

AS2: Length 1085 mm
AS4: Length 1930 mm
150 ... 160
165 ... 180
190 ... 280
285 ... 380
450 ... 600
605 ... 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
150 ... 250
PEN(N) L3(1)
250 ... 350
64
05
_0
V0
NS
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer
LD.....-AS.
+LD-1A
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.
+LD-2A
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.
+LD-1B
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.
+LD-2B
+LD-FLP
60
05
_0
V0
NS
(PE)
PEN(N)
L3
L2
L1
(PE)
65
05
_0
V0
NS
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L3
PEN(N)
L2
L1
6
56
00
NS
60
05
_0
V0
0_
V
NS
(PE)
L2
L1
L3
PEN(N)
(PE)
67
05
_0
V0
NS
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L1
L2
L3
PEN(N)
Note for lug clearance:

Lug clearances are adjustable on site: A larger clearance of the terminal lugs can be attained by turning the lugs. The lug clearances given
are valid for flexible ribbon conductors and copper bars with a width
of 120 mm.
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Note for flange plate:

Flanging to enclosure of distribution board/transformer:
With fitting a flange plate of aluminium (Type suffix
+LD-FLP), the connection unit can be flanged to the enclosure
of the distribution board/transformer.

AS 1, AS 2 and AS 4 connection/feeder units
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection

site to
AS1: Length 725 mm

AS2: Length 1085 mm
AS4: Length 1930 mm
150 ... 160
165 ... 180
190 ... 280
285 ... 380
450 ... 600
605 ... 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
150 ... 250
PEN(N) L3(1)
250 ... 350
68
05
_0
V0
NS
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer
LD.....-AS.
+LD-1C
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.
+LD-2C
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.
+LD-1D
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.
+LD-2D
+LD-FLP
60
05
_0
V0
NS
(PE)
PEN(N)
L1
L2
L3
(PE)
69
05
_0
V0
NS
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L1
PEN(N)
L2
L3
70
05
_0
V0
NS
60
05
_0
V0
NS
(PE)
L3
L2
L1
PEN(N)
(PE)
71
05
_0
V0
NS
L2
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L3
L1
PEN(N)

of 120 mm.

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AS 3 connection/feeder units
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection

site to
AS3: Length 1430 mm

3
72
05
_0
V0
NS
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer
450 ... 600
605 ... 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 ... 300
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 ... 400
LD.....-AS3
+LD-1E
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3
+LD-2E
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3
+LD-1F
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3
+LD-2F
+LD-FLP
60
05
_0
V0
NS
(PE)
L3
PEN(N)
L2
L1
(PE)
73
05
_0
V0
NS
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L3
PEN(N)
L2
L1
74
05
_0
V0
NS
60
05
_0
V0
NS
(PE)
L1
L3
L2
PEN(N)
(PE)
75
05
_0
V0
NS
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L1
L2
PEN(N)
L3

of 120 mm.
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AS 3 connection/feeder units
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection

site to
AS3: Length 1430 mm

3
76
05
_0
V0
NS
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer
450 ... 600
605 ... 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 ... 300
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 ... 400
LD.....-AS3
+LD-1G
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3
+LD-2G
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3
+LD-1H
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3
+LD-2H
+LD-FLP
60
05
_0
V0
NS
(PE)
L1
PEN(N)
L2
L3
(PE)
77
05
_0
V0
NS
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L2
L1
PEN(N)
L3
78
05
_0
V0
NS
60
05
_0
V0
NS
(PE)
L3
L1
L2
PEN(N)
(PE)
79
05
_0
V0
NS
61
05
_0
V0
NS
L3
L2
PEN(N)
L1

of 120 mm.

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AS1 and AS2 connection/feeder units with T tap-off
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer

site to
AS1: Length 725 mm

AS2: Length 1085 mm
150 160
165 180
Additionally, a VEG, VEV or VEH

must be engineered.
190 280
285 380
+LD-1A
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.-T
+LD-1B
+LD-FLP
(PE)
PEN(N)
L3
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00530
LD.....-AS.-T
L2
(PE)
L1
L3
PEN(N)
L2
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00532
L1

of 120 mm.
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AS1 and AS2 connection/feeder units with T tap-off
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer

site to
AS1: Length 725 mm

AS2: Length 1085 mm
150 160
165 180

must be engineered.
190 280
285 380
+LD-1C
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS.-T
+LD-1D
+LD-FLP
(PE)
L1
L2
(PE)
L2
L3
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00536
L3
PEN(N)
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00534
LD.....-AS.-T
L1
PEN(N)

of 120 mm.

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AS3 connection/feeder units with T tap-off
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer

site to
AS3: Length 1430 mm

must be engineered.
450 600
605 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 300
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 400
+LD-1E
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3-T
+LD-1F
+LD-FLP
NSV0_00538a
LD.....-AS3-T
L2
NSV0_00580
(PE)
L3
PEN(N)
L1
(PE)
L3
L2
PEN(N)
L1
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00540a

of 120 mm.
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Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer

site to
AS3: Length 1430 mm

must be engineered.
450 600
605 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 300
PEN(N) L3(1)
200 400
+LD-1G
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS3-T
+LD-1H
+LD-FLP
NSV0_00542a
LD.....-AS3-T
L2
NSV0_00580
(PE)
L1
PEN(N)
L3
(PE)
L1
L2
PEN(N)
L3
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00544a

of 120 mm.

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Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer

site to
AS4: Length 1930 mm

must be engineered.
450 600
605 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
150 250
PEN(N) L3(1)
250 350
+LD-1A
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS4-2T
+LD-1B
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS4-1T
+LD-1B
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS4-2T
+LD-1A
+LD-FLP
(PE)
PEN(N)
L3
NSV0_00547
L2
(PE)
PEN(N)
L3
L2
(PE)
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00548
L1
NSV0_00581
L1
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00546
LD.....-AS4-1T
L1
L3
PEN(N)
L2
L1
L2
L3
PEN(N)
NSV0_00581
NSV0_00549
(PE)

of 120 mm.
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Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type
Note:
5-conductor system
Type suffix
Phase sequence
Transformer and
LD connection
Type suffix
Flange plate for
enclosure of
distribution board/
transformer

site to
AS4: Length 1930 mm

must be engineered.
450 600
605 750
PEN(N) L3(1)
150 250
PEN(N) L3(1)
250 350
+LD-1C
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS4-2T
+LD-1D
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS4-1T
+LD-1D
+LD-FLP
LD.....-AS4-2T
+LD-1C
+LD-FLP
(PE)
PEN(N)
L1
L2
NSV0_00551
(PE)
PEN(N)
L1
L2
(PE)
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00552
L3
NSV0_00581
L3
NSV0_00580
NSV0_00550
LD.....-AS4-1T
L3
L1
PEN(N)
L2
L3
L2
L1
PEN(N)
NSV0_00581
NSV0_00553
(PE)

of 120 mm.

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Incoming cable connection units
Phase sequence
Transformer
and LD connection
Type suffix1)
Base plate of aluminiums
Type
Rated current [A]

IP 31
Al
Version
Code
No.
IP 54
Cu
Al
1100
4-conductor
5-conductor
Cu
900
N/PEN
1250
2000
1000
1600
1/
1600
2600
1200
2100
2000
1600
2500
2000
Al
Cable entries
Cu
System
Siemens LV 71 2005
IP31
IP54
max. [mm2]
LDA 1, LDA 2
4 300
LDC 2, LDA 3, LDA 4
6 300
LDC 3, LDA 5
8 300
LD.....-KE1
+LD-BPAL
LD.....-KE2
+LD-BPAL
1) Note for cable entries:

For single-core cable entries, the type suffix Base plate of aluminium must be indicated.
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Conductor material
Note:
N/PEN = 1/2 L possible with LDA 4(5)...

FA 1 adapters for connection to non-Siemens distribution boards
Type
LDA
LDC
Rated current
Ie
A
LDA
system
1100
1250
1600
2000
2500
3000
3700
4000
Code
No.
2
3
Version
Rated current
Ie
A
LDC
system
Code
No.
2000
2600
4-conductor
5-conductor
N/PEN
1/
3400
4400
5000
IP00
Conductor material
Al
Cu
Note:
N/PEN = 1/2 L possible from
LD.4... to LD.8...
LD.....-FA1
Note:
Screws, conical spring washers and threaded plates
are incuded in the scope of supply.
Note for short-circuit strength:
Note for limit temperature:
When adapters for connection to non-Siemens distribution boards are The short-circuit strength of the connection units for nonused, it must be assured, that the admissible limit temperature of 100 K Siemens distribution boards are determinated by the design
for the busbars, at an ambient temperature of 35 C im 24-h-Mittel, is of the terminal assemblies of the distribution system.
not exceeded.
The rated current values given in the table are valid for a limit temperature of 100 K.
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Reduction units for horizontal and vertical installation
Degree of protection Length S
m
Rated current Conductor cross-section

N/PEN of the
7/8/9-conductor system
A
Type
4-conductor-system
Type
5-conductor-system
LDA5413/LDA3423
LDA5613/LDA3623
LDA5423/LDA3423
LDA5623/LDA3623
LDA5415/LDA3425
LDA5615/LDA3625
LDA5425/LDA3425
LDA5625/LDA3625
LDC7413/LDC3423
LDC7613/LDC3623
LDC7423/LDC3423
LDC7623/LDC3623
LDC7415/LDC3425
LDC7615/LDC3625
LDC7425/LDC3425
LDC7625/LDC3625
LDA
for horizontal (vertical) installation
IP 31
1.2
1600 (1250)
IP 54
1.2
1200 (1200)
1/
L
1/
L
LDC
for horizontal (vertical) installation
IP 31
1.2
2600 (2100)
1/
L
IP 54
1.2
2000 (2000)
1/
2 L

Example: LDC7423/LDC3423
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Tap-off units with GSTA fuse switch disconnectors
Type
LD system
Type suffix
Code No.
LDA 1... to LDA 3...

LDC 2... to LDC 3...
LDA 4.1. to LDA 8.1.

LDC 6.1. to LDC 8.1.

Version
4
4-conductor
5-conductor

Ue = 400 V
Ue = 690 V
IP 30
IP 54
IP 30
IP 54
31ST125
1 125
1 125
1 100
1 100
32ST125
2 125
2 100
2 100
2 100
3ST250
1 250
1 200
1 200
1 200
3ST400
1 400
1 315
1 315
3ST630
1 630
1 500
1 500
1 315
(630)1)
1 500
LD-K-.AK./.......
LD-K-.AK./.......
see next page
Equipment features:
Fuse switch-disconnector with virtually instantaneous switching (3-pole version)
sizes NH 00, 2x NH 00, NH 1, NH2, NH3
Can be fitted/removed while the system is live
Degree of protection IP30 as standard, IP54 with type suffix
Cable entry for multi-core or single-core cables (Type suffix always equired)
Cable entry at the end (standard), at the side as a type suffix
Electrical interlock and trip indication (on request)
Current measurement (on request)
Note:
1) 630 A when using fuse links of make Jean-Mller, Type M3 gL 630/69,
Article No. N306900
Examples for complete ordering details:

LD-K-1AK4/3ST250 +LD-ML
LD-K-1AK4/3ST250 +LD-ML +LD-IP54
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Tap-off units with GSTA fuse switch disconnectors
Type
Type suffix
LD-K-.AK./.......
+LD-ML
LD-K-.AK./.......
+LD-EL
LD-K-.AK./.......
+BD2-800-KR
LD-K-.AK./.......
+LD-IP54
LD-K-.AK./.......
+LD-DS
Type suffixes
Cable entry
Multi-core
Single-core
1)
Cable entry at the side

(additional cabling box)
Degree of protection IP54
3
Accessory box for loose spacers
for the respective tap-off point2)
Note:
1) Aluminium plate, not drilled
2) For storing the loose spacers for the respective tap-off point.
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LD-K-1AK4/3ST250 +LD-ML
LD-K-1AK4/3ST250 +LD-ML +LD-IP54

Tap-off units with GSTZ fuse switch disconnectors
Type
LD system
Type suffix
Code No.



Version
4
4-conductor
5-conductor

Ue = 400 V
Ue = 690 V
400
315
630
500 (630) 1)
LD-K-.AK./GSTZ.
Equipment features:
Rated current 400 A and 630 A
Fuse switch-disconnectors (GSTZ) sizes NH 2, NH 3 (3-pole version)
Degree of protection IP30 as standard, IP54 as a type suffix
Cable entry for multi-core or single-core cables
(Type suffix always required)
Cable entry at the end or side
Cable entry
Multi-core
+LD-AB4
Single-core2),
1 cable per phase
+LD-AB7
Single-core2),
2 cables per phase
+LD-AB8
Door hinged on
the left
+LD-TL2
Door hinged on
the right
+LD-TR2
Degree of protection IP54, with door
Note:
1) 630 A when using fuse links of make Jean-Mller, Type M3 gL 630/69,
Article No. N306900.
2) Aluminium plate, drilled, with PG glands
(see Technical Data).

LD-K-1AK4/GSTZ2 +LD-AB4
LD-K-1AK4/GSTZ2 +LD-AB4 +LD-TR2
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Tap-off units up to 570 A with circuit-breaker
Type
LD system
Type suffix
Code No.



Version
4
4-conductor
5-conductor
Rated current le
80
80 A
100
100 A
125
125 A
160
160 A
200
200 A
250
250 A
400
400 A
570
570 A
Circuit-breaker
Circuit-breaker with handle
LD-K-.AK./LSH . . . H-.
Circuit-breaker with motor drive
LD-K-.AK./LSM . . . H-.
3-pole
4-pole
Equipment features:
Circuit-breaker (3- and 4-pole version), H version (high capacity)
Degree of protection IP54 as standard
Cable entry for multi-core or single-core cables at the side
Standard auxiliary contact and trip-indicating auxiliary contact as standard
Control connections wired to terminal
Handle (black) for manual drive
External power supply AC 220 ... 240 V, 50/60 Hz for motor drive
Type suffixes for tap-off units
Releases
Circuit-breaker version
Undervoltage release
up to 250 A
+U-NZM 7 (220 240 V AC)
400 ... 570 A
+U-NZM 10 (220 240 V AC)
up to 250 A
+A-NZM 7 (220 240 V AC)
400 ... 570 A
+A-NZM 10 (220 240 V AC)
Shunt release
NEW: Standard tap-off units with Siemens circuit-breakers.

Units up to 630 A will be published in the next catalog version (2006),
as product development and tests have not yet been completed.
For preliminary solutions, please contact your product managers.
(Type suffix always required)
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Tap-off units from 800 to 1250 A with circuit-breaker
Type
LD system
Type suffix
Code No.



Version
4
4-conductor
5-conductor
Circuit-breaker
AE
3-pole
BE
4-pole
Rated current le
at Ue = AC 400 V
Circuit-breaker with handle
LD-K-.AK./LSH-. . . . . -LS
Circuit-breaker with motor drive
LD-K-.AK./LSM-. . . . . -LS
2
58
_00
V0
NS
800
800 A
1000
1000 A
1250
1250 A
583
_00
V0
NS
Equipment features:
Circuit-breaker (3- and 4-pole version) for system protection, L version (100 kA)
Degree of protection IP54 as standard
Cable entry for multi-core or single-core cables 1) at the side
With adjustable overload release and fixed-set short-circuit-release
4-pole circuit-breakers without overload and short-circuit-release
in the N -conductor
with two auxiliary switches (1 NO + 1 NC) and an alarm switch (1 NO)
Control connections wired to terminal
Handle (black) for manual drive
External power supply AC 220 ... 250 V, 50/60 Hz for motor drive
Type suffixes for tap-off units
Auxiliary releases
Version
Undervoltage release
AC 220 ... 250 V
+2H
Shunt release
AC 208 ... 277 V
+8T
1) Aluminium plate not drilled, cable glands not included in the scope of supply.
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Accessories for horizontal und vertical installation
Length
for system
Number of
loose spacers
supplied
Type
LD.142. to LD.342.
LD-1EF4-H
LD.162. to LD.362.
LD-1EF6-H
LD.441. to LD.841.
LD-2EF4-H
LD.461. to LD.861.
LD-2EF6-H
LD.442. to LD.842.
LD-3EF4-H
LD.462. to LD.862.
LD-3EF6-H
m
End flanges with hooks
0.325
End flanges with bolts

0.325
LD.142. to LD.342.
LD-1EF4-B
LD.162. to LD.362.
LD-1EF6-B
LD.441. to LD.841.
LD-2EF4-B
LD.461. to LD.861.
LD-2EF6-B
LD.442. to LD.842.
LD-3EF4-B
LD.462. to LD.862.
LD-3EF6-B
LD.1 to LD.3
LD-VE-BF1
LD.4 to LD.8
LD-VE-BF2
LD.1 to LD.3
LD-DF1
LD.4 to LD.8
LD-DF2
Distribution board blank plate
0.325
Protective sleeves
0.25
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Accessories for horizontal und vertical installation
Length
for system
Number of
loose spacers
supplied
Type
Suspension bracket for horizontal suspension

LD.1 to LD.3
LD-B1
LD.4 to LD.8
LD-B2
LD.1 to LD.8
LD-BV
Fixing bracket for vertical fixing
3
Torque spanner
LD.1 to LD.8
LD-DR
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Technical Data
LDA.4.. Trunking Units
Siemens LV 71 2005Catalog LV 71 EN, Chapter 3, Part 1
Type
LDA.4.. system (4-conductor system)
Standards and Regulations
IEC 60439-1 and -2,

EN 60439-1 and -2 (VDE 0660 Part 500 and Part 502),
NF C 63-410 and -411,
BS 5486 Part 1 and 2,
SEV/ASE 3625-1 and 2
Climatic Proofing
Damp heat, constant, to IEC 60068-2-78

Damp heat, cyclic, to IEC 60068-2-30
Ambient temperature, min./max./mean level over 24 hours
5/+40/+35
ventilated (horizontal busbar edgewise)
IP34
enclosed
IP54
Busbars edgewise in the system
Standard mounting position

Torque for single-bolt clamp terminal
Nm
80
Busbar surface treatment
Insulation-plated, nickel-plated and tinned

over the entire length
Material of trunking units, tap-off units
Powder spray paint finished steel enclosure
Color of trunking units, tap-off units
RAL 7035 (light grey)
Dimensions
See Dimension drawings, page 3/118
Weight
See page 3/64
Rated insulation voltage
V~
1000
to EN 60664-1 (VDE 0110 Part 1)
1200
Overvoltage category/pollution degree

to EN 60947
III/3
for power transmission to EN 60947
IV/3
Rated operational voltage

with vervoltage category III/3
V~
1000
with vervoltage category IV/3
V~
690
Rated frequency
Hz
16 2/3 ... 60
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Technical Data
System-dependent data
LDA 142. LDA 242. LDA 342. LDA 441. LDA 442. LDA 541. LDA 542.
PEN = L PEN = L PEN = L PEN = L PEN = L PEN = L PEN = L
Rated current Ie1)

horizontal/edgewise2)
IP34
Ie
1100
1250
1600
2000
2000
2500
2500
IP54
Ie
900
1000
1200
1500
1500
1800
1800
IP34
Ie
950
1100
1250
1700
1700
2100
2100
IP54
Ie
900
1000
1200
1500
1500
1800
1800
IP31/IP54
Ie
700
750
1000
1200
1200
1700
1700
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.073
0.047
0.047
0.037
0.037
0.023
0.024
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.045
0.043
0.043
0.025
0.030
0.023
0.030
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.086
0.064
0.064
0.044
0.047
0.033
0.038
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and after
attaining operational
temperature
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.086
0.054
0.057
0.043
0.044
0.027
0.028
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.046
0.043
0.043
0.025
0.029
0.023
0.029
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.098
0.069
0.072
0.049
0.053
0.036
0.041
of the conductors
for 4-conductor systems
in the event of a fault
to EN 60439-2, Annex F
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.143
0.106
0.106
0.106
0.081
0.075
0.055
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.166
0.178
0.178
0.103
0.116
0.109
0.115
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.219
0.207
0.207
0.147
0.142
0.132
0.128
R'0
m/m 0.284
0.217
0.217
0.242
0.173
0.180
0.120
X'0
m/m 0.232
0.200
0.200
0.154
0.174
0.154
0.154
Z'0
m/m 0.366
0.295
0.295
0.286
0.246
0.237
0.195
ICW
kA
70
80
110
110
125
125
vertical
horizontal/flat
Impedance
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
Zero impedance
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
Short-circuit strength
Rated short-time
withstand current
rms value t = 0.1 s
55
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
40
55
58
80
80
110
110
Rated impulse
withstand current
peak value
IPK
kA
121
154
176
242
242
275
275
Aluminium
Conductor material
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
406
706
706
812
812
1412
1412
PEN
mm2
406
706
706
406
812
706
1412
Trunking unit without

tap-off point
kWh/
m
4.16
4.16
4.16
6.73
6.73
6.73
6.73
Per tap-off point
kWh
7.80
7.80
7.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
Conductor cross-section
Combustive energy
Max. fixing intervals

For normal
mechanical load
1) Dependent on the degree of protection and type of mounting.

2) Including adjustments in height F1.3 m.
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Technical Data
LDA 641. LDA 642.

PEN = L PEN = L
LDA 741. LDA 742.

PEN = L PEN = L
LDA 841. LDA 842.

PEN = L PEN = L
Rated current Ie1)

vertical
horizontal/flat
IP34
Ie
3000
3000
3700
3700
4000
4000
IP54
Ie
2000
2000
2400
2400
2700
2700
IP34
Ie
2300
2300
2800
2800
3400
3400
IP54
Ie
2000
2000
2400
2400
2700
2700
IP31/IP54
Ie
1800
1800
2200
2200
2350
2350
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.023
0.024
0.017
0.016
0.015
0.013
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.023
0.029
0.019
0.022
0.017
0.019
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.033
0.037
0.026
0.027
0.023
0.023
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.030
0.029
0.021
0.020
0.018
0.016
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.024
0.029
0.019
0.022
0.017
0.019
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.038
0.041
0.029
0.030
0.025
0.025
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.075
0.056
0.055
0.041
0.049
0.038
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.109
0.119
0.083
0.093
0.086
0.080
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.132
0.131
0.099
0.101
0.099
0.088
R'0
m/m 0.180
0.120
0.126
0.090
0.110
0.075
X'0
m/m 0.154
0.153
0.097
0.119
0.086
0.087
Z'0
m/m 0.237
0.194
0.159
0.149
0.140
0.115
Impedance
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and after
temperature
of the conductors
Zero impedance
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
Rated short-time
withstand current
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
130
130
130
130
130
130
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
116
116
116
116
116
116
Rated impulse
withstand current
peak value
IPK
kA
286
286
286
286
286
286
Aluminium
Conductor material
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
1412
1412
2044
2044
2464
2464
PEN
mm2
706
1412
1022
2044
1232
2464

tap-off point
kWh/
m
6.73
6.73
7.99
7.99
8.83
8.83
Per tap-off point
kWh
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
Combustive energy

For normal
mechanical load

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Technical Data
Type
LDA.6.. system (5-conductor system)
IEC 60439-1 and -2,

NF C 63-410 and -411,
Climatic Proofing

5/+40/+35
ventilated (horizontal busbar edgewise)
IP34
enclosed
IP54

Nm
80
Insulation-plated, nickel-plated and tinned

over the entire length
Dimensions
Weight
See page 3/64
V~
1000
to EN 60664-1 (VDE 0110 Part 1)
1200

to EN 60947
III/3
IV/3

V~
1000
V~
690
Rated frequency
Hz
16 2/3 ... 60
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Technical Data
LDA 162. LDA 262. LDA 362. LDA 461. LDA 462. LDA561. LDA562.
N=L
N=L
N=L
N = L
N=L
N = L
N=L
Rated current Ie1)

IP34
Ie
1100
1250
1600
2000
2000
2500
2500
IP54
Ie
900
1000
1200
1500
1500
1800
1800
IP34
Ie
950
1100
1250
1700
1700
2100
2100
IP54
Ie
900
1000
1200
1500
1500
1800
1800
IP31/IP54
Ie
700
750
1000
1200
1200
1700
1700
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.075
0.048
0.048
0.036
0.036
0.023
0.025
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.043
0.043
0.043
0.025
0.029
0.024
0.031
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.086
0.064
0.064
0.044
0.046
0.033
0.040
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and after
temperature
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.088
0.054
0.059
0.042
0.043
0.028
0.029
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.045
0.043
0.042
0.025
0.030
0.024
0.031
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.099
0.069
0.072
0.049
0.052
0.037
0.042
R'F
m/m 0.150
0.108
0.108
0.129
0.119
0.092
0.084
X'F
m/m 0.204
0.201
0.201
0.142
0.138
0.134
0.131
Z'F
m/m 0.253
0.228
0.228
0.192
0.182
0.163
0.156
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.156
0.108
0.108
0.112
0.083
0.076
0.056
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.173
0.173
0.173
0.108
0.113
0.106
0.114
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.233
0.204
0.204
0.155
0.140
0.130
0.127

(PE)
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
R'0
m/m 0.315
0.240
0.240
0.301
0.292
0.217
0.213
X'0
m/m 0.401
0.393
0.393
0.267
0.291
0.202
0.265
Z'0
m/m 0.510
0.460
0.460
0.402
0.412
0.297
0.340

(N)
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
R'0
m/m 0.339
0.231
0.231
0.267
0.179
0.181
0.121
X'0
m/m 0.245
0.219
0.219
0.144
0.165
0.128
0.167
Z'0
m/m 0.418
0.319
0.319
0.303
0.243
0.221
0.206
ICW
kA
70
80
110
110
125
125
vertical
horizontal/flat
Impedance
Resistance
of the conductors for
5-conductor systems (PE) Reactance
to EN 60439-2, Annex F Impedance

5-conductor systems (N)
Zero impedance
Rated short-time
withstand current
rms value t = 0.1 s

rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
40
55
58
80
80
110
110
Rated impulse
withstand current
peak value
IPK
kA
121
154
176
242
242
275
275
Rated short-time
withstand current
of the 5th conductor
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
33
42
48
66
66
75
75
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
24
33
35
48
48
66
66
Conductor material
55
Aluminium
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
406
706
706
812
812
1412
1412
mm2
406
706
706
406
812
706
1412
PE
mm2
406
706
706
406
406
706
706

tap-off point
kWh/
m
4.16
4.16
4.16
6.73
6.73
6.73
6.73
Per tap-off point
kWh
7.80
7.80
7.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
Combustive energy

For normal
mechanical load

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Technical Data
LDA 661.
N = L
LDA 662.
N=L
LDA 761.
N = L
LDA 762.
N =L
LDA 861.
N = L
LDA 862.
N =L
Rated current Ie1)

vertical
horizontal/flat
IP34
Ie
3000
3000
3700
3700
4000
4000
IP54
Ie
2000
2000
2400
2400
2700
2700
IP34
Ie
2300
2300
2800
2800
3400
3400
IP54
Ie
2000
2000
2400
2400
2700
2700
IP31/IP54
Ie
1800
1800
2200
2200
2350
2350
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.023
0.023
0.017
0.018
0.014
0.015
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.024
0.029
0.019
0.025
0.022
0.021
Impedance
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and after
temperature
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.033
0.037
0.026
0.030
0.026
0.026
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.029
0.030
0.020
0.021
0.017
0.018
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.024
0.031
0.020
0.025
0.021
0.021
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.037
0.043
0.028
0.033
0.027
0.027
R'F
m/m 0.092
0.084
0.068
0.065
0.055
0.056
X'F
m/m 0.134
0.133
0.110
0.114
0.102
0.105
Z'F
m/m 0.163
0.157
0.129
0.131
0.116
0.119
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.076
0.057
0.053
0.042
0.049
0.037
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.106
0.113
0.080
0.091
0.084
0.086
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.130
0.127
0.096
0.100
0.097
0.094
Resistance
5-conductor systems (PE) Reactance
Impedance
5-conductor systems (N)
Zero impedance
(PE)
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
(N)
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
R'0
m/m 0.217
0.212
0.163
0.166
0.145
0.146
X'0
m/m 0.202
0.263
0.175
0.220
0.196
0.196
Z'0
m/m 0.297
0.338
0.240
0.275
0.243
0.244
R'0
m/m 0.181
0.122
0.130
0.089
0.115
0.079
X'0
m/m 0.128
0.155
0.102
0.093
0.095
0.100
Z'0
m/m 0.221
0.198
0.165
0.129
0.149
0.127
ICW
kA
130
130
130
130
130
130
Rated short-time
withstand current
rms value t = 0.1 s

rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
116
116
116
116
116
116
Rated impulse
withstand current
peak value
IPK
kA
286
286
286
286
286
286
Rated short-time
withstand current
of the 5th conductor
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
78
78
78
78
78
78
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
70
70
70
70
70
70
Conductor material
Aluminium
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
1412
1412
2044
2044
2464
2464
mm2
706
1412
1022
2044
1232
2464
PE
mm2
706
706
1022
1022
1232
1232

tap-off point
kWh/
m
6.73
6.73
7.99
7.99
8.83
8.83
Per tap-off point
kWh
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
Combustive energy

For normal
mechanical load

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Technical Data
LDC.4.. Trunking Units
Type
LDC.4.. system (4-conductor system)
IEC 60439-1 and -2,

NF C 63-410 and -411,
Climatic Proofing

5/+40/+35
ventilated
IP34
enclosed
IP54

Nm
Insulation-plated and tinned over the entire length
Dimensions

See page 3/64
Weight
80
V~
1000
to EN 60664-1 (VDE 0110 Part 1)
1200

to EN 60947
III/3
IV/3

V~
1000
V~
690
Rated frequency
Hz
16 2/3 ... 60
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Technical Data
LDC 242.
PEN = L
LDC 342.
PEN = L
LDC 641.
PEN = L
LDC 642.
PEN = L
Rated current Ie1)

IP34
Ie
2000
2600
3400
3400
IP54
Ie
1600
2000
2600
2600
IP34
Ie
1650
2100
2700
2700
IP54
Ie
1600
2000
2600
2600
IP31/IP54
Ie
1200
1550
2000
2000
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.030
0.026
0.015
0.015
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.042
0.035
0.026
0.026
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.052
0.043
0.030
0.030
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and after attaining
operational temperature
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.037
0.028
0.017
0.018
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.042
0.036
0.026
0.027
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.056
0.046
0.031
0.032
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.075
0.056
0.048
0.037
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.170
0.163
0.107
0.107
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.186
0.173
0.117
0.113
vertical
horizontal/flat
Impedance
of the conductors
Zero impedance
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
R'0
m/m 0.144
0.114
0.116
0.079
X'0
m/m 0.199
0.225
0.124
0.130
Z'0
m/m 0.246
0.252
0.169
0.152
Rated short-time withstand
current
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
80
80
130
130
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
58
58
116
116
Rated impulse withstand

current
peak value
IPK
kA
176
176
286
286
Copper
Conductor material
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
706
1022
1412
1412
PEN
mm2
706
1022
706
1412
Trunking unit without tap-off

point
kWh/
m
4.16
4.88
6.73
6.73
Per tap-off point
kWh
7.80
7.80
10.80
10.80
Combustive energy

For normal
mechanical load

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Technical Data
LDC 741.
PEN = L
LDC 742.
PEN = L
LDC 841.
PEN = L
LDC 842.
PEN = L
Rated current Ie1)

vertical
horizontal/flat
IP34
Ie
4400
4400
5000
5000
IP54
Ie
3200
3200
3600
3600
IP34
Ie
3500
3500
4250
4250
IP54
Ie
3200
3200
3600
3600
IP31/IP54
Ie
2600
2600
3000
3000
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.012
0.012
0.008
0.009
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.023
0.021
0.021
0.018
Impedance
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
of the conductors
of the conductors
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.026
0.024
0.022
0.020
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.012
0.013
0.011
0.011
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.023
0.022
0.020
0.018
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.026
0.025
0.023
0.021
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.036
0.027
0.031
0.026
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.090
0.086
0.073
0.080
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.097
0.090
0.079
0.085
Zero impedance
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
R'0
m/m 0.083
0.056
0.070
0.050
X'0
m/m 0.072
0.093
0.088
0.106
Z'0
m/m 0.109
0.109
0.113
0.118
current
current
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
130
130
130
130
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
116
116
116
116
peak value
IPK
kA
286
286
286
286
Copper
Conductor material
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
2044
2044
2464
2464
PEN
mm2
1022
2044
1232
2464

point
kWh/
m
7.99
7.99
8.83
8.83
Per tap-off point
kWh
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
Combustive energy

For normal
mechanical load

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Technical Data
Type
LDC.6.. system (5-conductor system)
IEC 60439-1 and -2,

NF C 63-410 and -411,
Climatic Proofing
Damp heat, constant ,to IEC 60068-2-78

5/+40/+35
ventilated
IP34
enclosed
IP54

Nm
80
Insulation-plated and tinned over the entire length
Dimensions

See page 3/64
Weight
V~
1000
to EN 60664-1 (VDE 0110 Part 1)
1200

to EN 60947
III/3
IV/3

V~
1000
V~
690
Rated frequency
Hz
16 2/3 ... 60
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Technical Data
LDC 262.
N =L
LDC 362.
N=L
LDC 661.
N = L
LDC 662.
N =L
Rated current Ie1)

vertical
horizontal/flat
IP34
Ie
2000
2600
3400
3400
IP54
Ie
1600
2000
2600
2600
IP34
Ie
1650
2100
2700
2700
IP54
Ie
1600
2000
2600
2600
IP31/IP54
Ie
1200
1550
2000
2000
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.036
0.029
0.015
0.017
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.043
0.037
0.027
0.027
Impedance
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.056
0.047
0.031
0.032
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.037
0.031
0.017
0.018
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.043
0.038
0.028
0.028
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.057
0.049
0.033
0.034
of the conductors
for 5-conductor systems (PE)
to EN60439-2, Annex F
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.081
0.060
0.062
0.058
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.204
0.186
0.139
0.124
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.220
0.195
0.153
0.137
of the conductors
for 5-conductor systems (N)
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.078
0.059
0.048
0.037
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.193
0.149
0.110
0.105
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.208
0.160
0.120
0.112
of the conductors
Zero impedance
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
R'0
m/m 0.179
0.134
0.149
0.149
X'0
m/m 0.387
0.357
0.238
0.248
Z'0
m/m 0.426
0.381
0.281
0.289
R'0
m/m 0.150
0.110
0.119
0.080
X'0
m/m 0.189
0.180
0.145
0.135
Z'0
m/m 0.241
0.211
0.187
0.157
current
current
current of the 5th conductor
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
80
80
130
130
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
58
58
116
116
peak value
IPK
kA
176
176
286
286
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
48
48
78
78
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
35
35
70
70
Copper
Conductor material
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
706
1022
1412
1412
mm2
706
1022
706
1412
PE
mm2
706
1022
706
706

point
kWh/
m
4.16
4.88
6.73
6.73
Per tap-off point
kWh
7.80
7.80
10.80
10.80
Combustive energy

For normal
mechanical load

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Technical Data
LDC 761.
N = L
LDC 762.
N=L
LDC 861.
N = L
LDC 862.
N =L
Rated current Ie1)

IP34
Ie
4400
4400
5000
5000
IP54
Ie
3200
3200
3600
3600
IP34
Ie
3500
3500
4250
4250
IP54
Ie
3200
3200
3600
3600
IP31/IP54
Ie
2600
2600
3000
3000
of the conductors
at 50 Hz and +20 C
busbar temperature
Resistance
R'20
m/m 0.011
0.014
0.012
0.012
Reactance
X'20
m/m 0.023
0.021
0.018
0.020
Impedance
Z'20
m/m 0.025
0.025
0.022
0.023
of the conductors
Resistance
R'
m/m 0.013
0.015
0.013
0.013
Reactance
X'
m/m 0.024
0.022
0.020
0.020
Impedance
Z'
m/m 0.027
0.027
0.024
0.024
of the conductors
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.048
0.050
0.045
0.048
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.118
0.133
0.123
0.119
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.127
0.142
0.131
0.128
of the conductors
Resistance
R'F
m/m 0.038
0.027
0.031
0.025
Reactance
X'F
m/m 0.092
0.089
0.082
0.079
Impedance
Z'F
m/m 0.100
0.093
0.088
0.083
vertical
horizontal/flat
Impedance
Zero impedance
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
to IEC 60909,
EN 60909 (VDE 0102)
R'0
m/m 0.116
0.100
0.103
0.103
X'0
m/m 0.186
0.216
0.188
0.184
Z'0
m/m 0.219
0.238
0.214
0.211
R'0
m/m 0.087
0.058
0.072
0.050
X'0
m/m 0.105
0.112
0.093
0.091
Z'0
m/m 0.137
0.126
0.118
0.104
current
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
130
130
130
130
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
116
116
116
116

current
peak value
IPK
kA
286
286
286
286

current of the 5th conductor
rms value t = 0.1 s
ICW
kA
78
78
78
78
rms value t = 1 s
ICW
kA
70
70
70
70
Copper
Conductor material
Number of busbars
L1, L2, L3
mm2
2044
2044
2464
2464
mm2
1022
2044
1232
2464
PE
mm2
1022
1022
1232
1232

point
kWh/
m
7.99
7.99
8.83
8.83
Per tap-off point
kWh
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
Combustive energy

For normal
mechanical load

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Technical Data
Feeder units
Connection/feeder units and
transformer/distribution board connection
Cable connection units

Rated currents
Rated currents
The rated currents can be found in the type key on the
selection pages.

selection pages.
The short-circuit rating corresponds to the system size of
the selected transformer/distribution board connection
unit.
Example: LDA 3423AS 1
+LD-1 A
The short-circuit rating in this case corresponds to the
LD system LDA 3423.
The limit temperature and short-circuit rating is also
determined by the connected busbar trunking system.
When a transformer is connected that is not enclosed,

the connection unit has degree of protection IP00
(due to the exposed connection lugs).
When flange connected to a distribution board or
enclosed transformer, the connection unit has the
degree of protection of the board or transformer
enclosure concerned. However, the maximum
protection is IP34 or IP54.
The short-circuit rating corresponds to the system size.

Example: LDA 3423KE 1
The rated short-time withstand current Icw (Power case
value t = 0.1 s) in this case corresponds to the LD system
LDA 3423, and is 80 kA.
The degree of protection for the cable entries is IP31
or IP54.
Adapters for Connection to Non-Siemens Distribution
Boards
Rated currents
selection pages. Further details can be found in the
Engineering - Incoming Connections Section.
See Engineering Incoming Connections.
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Technical Data
Tap-off units with GSTA fuse switch-disconnectors
IEC 60439-1 and -2,

EN 60439-1 and -2 (VDE 0660 Part 500 and Part 502)
Climatic Proofing

Ambient temperature,
min./max./mean level over 24 hours
5/40/35
Standard
IP30
with retrofit kit
IP54
Cable enries
Multi-core cable with cabling box fitted for side
cable entry
3 cable grommets (size KT 4) for cable diameters from 14 to 68 mm

3 cable grommets (size KT 4) for cable diameters from 14 to 68 mm
Single-core cable
Aluminium plate, not drilled, for cable glands 10 x PG 29
Terminal capacity (copper)
GSTA 00 (125 A)
GSTA 1 (250 A)
GSTA 2 (400 A)
GSTA 3 (630 A)
Bolt connection
M8
M10
M10
M10
mm
min. 1 10
min. 1 25
min. 1 25
min. 1 25
mm
max. 1 95
max. 1 150
max. 1 240
max. 2 24
mm
min. 1 10
min. 1 25
min. 1 25
min. 1 25
mm
max. 1 95
max. 1 150
max. 1 240
max. 2 240
L1, L2, L3
N/PEN/PE
Color of tap-off units
Dimensions
See Dimension drawings, pages 3/140 and 3/141
Weights
See page 3/66
Material of tap-off units
Sheet steel, tin-plated/tin-plated and painted
Rated insulation voltage Ui

to EN 60664-1 (VDE 0110 Part 1)
V~
690
800
III/3

to EN 60947-1
Rated frequency
Hz
50
Rated operational voltage Ue
V~
400
Rated current Ie with degree of protection
690
IP30
IP54
GSTA 00
125
100
1001)
1001)
2 GSTA 00
2 125
2 100
2 1001)
2 1001)
200
2001)
2001)
3151)
5001)
GSTA 1
IP30
IP54
250
GSTA 2
400
315
3151)
GSTA 3
630
500
5001) (630)2)
Switching capacity of the fitted

fuse switch-disconnector to EN 60947-3
for protection by fuses Ip3)
AC-22 B
kA
AC-22 B
120
1) See IEC 60269-2-1, Table I.

2) 630 A when using fuse links of make Jean Mller,
Order type M3 gL 630/69, Article No. N306900
3) 2-pole test of the fuse switch-disconnector with three conductors
connected in series. The details apply to fuse links of make Jean Mller,
operational class gL.
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Technical Data
Tap-off units with GSTZ fuse switch-disconnectors
IEC 60439-1 and -2,

Climatic Proofing

5/40/35
Standard
IP30
with door (Type 2)
IP54
Cable enries
Multi-core cable (+LD-AB 4)
M12 bolt-type terminal
Single-core cable (+LD-AB 7(8))
2 x cable grommets (size KT 4) for cable diameter from 14 to 68 mm

Aluminium plate, fitted with cable gland
Number and size of cable glands
+LD-AB 7
(1 cable per phase)
+LD-AB 8
(2 cables per phase)
for cable diameter
4 PG 36
10 PG 36
21 ... 32 mm
1 PG 29
15 ... 25 mm
(for smaller cable diameters, use reduction cable glands of make Wiska)

LD-K-.AK./GSTZ 2
LD-K-.AK./GSTZ 3
mm
1 95 ... 240 or
1 300 or
mm
2 50 ... 120
2 95 ... 240
mm
1 50 ... 240 oder
1 150 ... 300 oder
mm
2 25 ... 120
2 50 ... 240
Bolt connection
L1, L2, L3
N/PEN/PE
Dimensions
Weights
See page to 3/66
Sheet steel, tin-plated/tin-plated and painted

to EN 60664-1 (VDE 0110 Part 1)
V~
690
800
III/3

to EN 60947-1
Rated frequency
Hz
50
V~
400
690
GSTA 2
400
3151)
GSTA 3
630
5001) (630)2)
AC-22 B
AC-22 B
Rated current Ie
Switching capacity of the fitted

fuse switch-disconnector to EN 60947-3
for protection by fuses Ip3)
kA
120
1) See IEC 60269-2-1, Table I.

2) 630 A when using fuse links of make Jean Mller,
Order type M3 gL 630/69, Article No. N306900
3) 2-pole test of the fuse switch-disconnector with three conductors connected in
series. The details apply to fuse links of make Jean Mller, operational class gL.
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Technical Data
Tap-off units with circuit breakers
IEC 60439-1 and -2,

Climatic Proofing

5/40/35
IP54
Cable enries
Multi-core cable
(lateral cable entry)
Size 1:
2 cable grommets (KT 3)
Single-core cable
(lateral cable entry)
Aluminium plate, not drilled, for cable glands 10 x PG 36 or 24 x M40
Size 1:
(NZM 7)
A
Rated current Ie
Bolt connection
(for single and multi-core cable)
L1, L2, L3; N/PEN/PE
max.
Size 2:
(NZM 10)
Size 3:
(3VL7)
(160 ... 250)
400
570
800 ... 1250
M8
M8
M12
M12
M12
(1)2 X (4) X (50)25
2 x (4) x 70
2 x (4) x 70
4 x (4) x 70
2 X (4) X 70
or
1 X (4) X 150
2 X (4) X 120
or
1 X (4) X 240
2 x (4) x 120
or
2 X (4) X 240
4 X (4) X 240
1 x 4(5) x 35
Dimensions
See Dimension drawings, pages 3/143 to 3/145
Weights
See page 3/66
Sheet steel, tin-plated and painted

to EN 60664-1 (VDE 0110 Part 1)
Size 3:
4 cable
grommets
(KT 4)
(80 ... 125)
min. mm2 1 x 4(5) x 16

mm2
Size 2:
2 cable grommets (KT 4)
V~
690
800
III/3

to EN 60947-1
Rated frequency
Hz
50
V~
400 (690)
Kurzschlussfestigkeit
Size 1:
(NZM 7)
Size 2:
(NZM 10)
Size 3:
(3VL7)
Switching capacity of the circuitbreaker
at rated operational voltage
400 (690)
400 (690)
415 (690)
Conditional short-circuit strength Icc

(values in brackets apply to 690 V)
kA
100 (10)
100 (30)
100 (35)

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Technical Data
Weights
Trunking units
Trunking units with aluminium conductors
Specified weights are weights per metre (kg/m) for
trunking units without tap-off points to degree of
protection IP34.
LDA 1...
LDA 2...
LDA 3...
LDA 4...
LDA 5...
LDA 6...
LDA 7...
LDA 8...
LDA.413
21.7
27.4
27.4
33.7
37.2
LDA.423
16.7
20.0
20.0
22.9
29.4
29.4
36.6
40.6
LDA.613
22.9
29.4
29.4
36.6
40.6
LDA.623
17.9
22.0
22.0
24.1
31.4
31.4
39.5
44.0
An increase in weight of 7 kg per tap-off point must

be allowed for trunking units with tap-off points.
An increase in weight of 0.6 kg/m must be allowed for
degree of protection IP54.
Trunking units with copper conductors
Specified weights are weights per metre (kg/m) for

trunking units without tap-off points to degree of
protection IP34.
LDC 2...
LDC 3...
LDC 6...
LDC 7...
LDC 8...
LDC .413
60.3
82.0
100.2
LDC .423
38.8
51.2
67.0
91.8
112.6
LDC .613
67.0
91.8
112.6
LDC .623
45.5
61.0
73.7
101.6
125.0
An increase in weight of 7 kg per tap-off point must

be allowed for trunking units with tap-off points.
An increase in weight of 0.6 kg/m must be allowed for
degree of protection IP54.
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Technical Data
Weights
Connection/feeder units and
transformer/distribution board connection
The weights are quoted in kg per item.
LDA 6413
LDA 6613
LDA 7413
LDA 7613
LDA 8413
LDA 8613
LDA ....-AS 1
48.2
49.8
54.1
56.0
57.6
59.8
LDA ....-AS 2
52.9
68.1
61.0
77.0
69.9
81.7
LDA ....-AS 3
57.6
78.7
67.7
89.1
72.4
94.1
LDA ....-AS 4
64.3
97.0
77.4
110.5
85.4
118.7
LDA 3423
LDA 3623
LDA 6423
LDA 6623
LDA 7423
LDA 7623
LDA 8423
LDA 8623
LDA ....-AS 1
32.4
33.9
50.6
52.1
57.0
59.0
61.3
63.5
LDA ....-AS 2
35.1
47.4
56.0
71.2
65.0
81.0
70.8
86.6
LDA ....-AS 3
37.8
55.6
61.3
82.3
73.0
94.4
78.3
99.9
LDA ....-AS 4
41.6
68.8
69.6
101.7
83.9
117.1
93.1
126.4
LDC 6413
LDC 6613
LDC 7413
LDC 7613
LDC 8413
LDC 8613
LDC ....-AS 1
86.6
91.6
105.9
112.4
117.6
124.9
LDC ....-AS 2
102.4
121.0
129.0
149.0
144.9
165.8
LDC ....-AS 3
117.6
142.1
151.1
176.9
171.1
197.8
LDC ....-AS 4
139.6
175.8
182.9
220.5
209.1
247.5
LDC 3423
LDC 3623
LDC 6423
LDC 6623
LDC 7423
LDC 7623
LDC 8423
LDC 8623
LDC ....-AS 1
65.4
71.8
94.4
99.5
116.6
123.0
130.0
137.2
LDC ....-AS 2
78.6
95.7
112.5
131.2
142.9
162.9
160.8
181.7
LDC ....-AS 3
91.2
113.8
129.9
154.4
168.1
194.0
191.1
217.8
LDC ....-AS 4
103.4
141.5
153.0
191.2
204.6
242.2
234.5
272.9

The weights are quoted in kg per item.
LD.....-KE 1(2)
LD.....-KE 1(2)
LD.....-KE 1(2)
LD.....-KE 1(2)
LDA 142.
LDA 162.
LDA 242.
LDA 262.
LDA 342.
LDA 362.
85
92
85
92
107
114
LDA 441.
LDA 461.
LDA 541.
LDA 561.
115
122
135
142
LDA 442.
LDA 462.
LDA 542.
LDA 562.
117
124
137
144
LDC 242.
LDC 262.
LDC 342.
LDC 362.
115
122
127
134
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Technical Data
Weights
Connection units for non-Siemens distribution boards
Aluminium conductors
4-conductor systems
Tap-off units
Tap-off units with GSTA fuse switch-disconnector
5-conductor systems
Weight
kg
Weight
kg
Weight
kg
LD-K-.AK./ST...
33
LDA 2420-FA 1
11
LDA 2620-FA 1
15
+LD-IP 54
1.5
LDA 3420-FA 1
23
LDA 3620-FA 1
32
+BD 2-800-KR
LDA 5410-FA 1
32
LDA 5610-FA 1
40
LDA 7410-FA 1
52
LDA 7610-FA 1
65
LDA 8410-FA 1
62
LDA 8610-FA 1
77
LDA 5420-FA 1
37
LDA 5620-FA 1
44
LDA 7420-FA 1
59
LDA 7620-FA 1
70
LDA 8420-FA 1
69
LDA 8620-FA 1
82
Copper conductors
4-conductor systems
Tap-off units with GSTZ fuse switch-disconnector

Weight
kg
LD-K-.AK./GSTZ.
66
+LD-T.2
Tap-off units with circuit-breaker and handle

5-conductor systems
Weight
kg
Weight
kg
Weight
kg
LD-K-.AK./LSH....-. (NZM 7)
37
LDC 2420-FA 1
26
LDC 2620-FA 1
36
LD-K-.AK./LSH....-. (NZM 10) 58
LDC 3420-FA 1
57
LDC 3620-FA 1
79
LD-K-.AK./LSH.....-LS
LDC 6410-FA 1
96
LDC 6610-FA 1
120
LDC 7410-FA 1
118
LDC 7610-FA 1
147
LDC 8410-FA 1
139
LDC 8610-FA 1
174
LDC 6420-FA 1
110
LDC 6620-FA 1
132
LDC 7420-FA 1
135
LDC 7620-FA 1
162
LDC 8420-FA 1
159
LDC 8620-FA 1
191
Tap-off units with circuit-breaker and remote drive

Weight
kg
LD-K-.AK./LSM....-. (NZM 7)
37
LD-K-.AK./LSM....-. (NZM 10) 58

LD-K-.AK./LSM.....-LS
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Technical Data
Weights
Accessories
End flanges
Protective sleeves
Weight
kg
Weight
kg
LD-1 EF.H
5.50
LD-DF 1
3.20
LD-2 EF.H
6.00
LD-DF 2
3.60
LD-3 EF.H
6.20
LD-1 EF.B
8.00
LD-2 EF.B
10.00
LD-3 EF.B
10.50
Distribution board blank flanges

Weight
kg
LD-VE-BF 1
5.00
LD-VE-BF 2
6.00

Weight
kg
LD-B 1
0.40
LD-B 2
0.76

Weight
kg
LD-BV (Paar)
5.50
Distribution board connection flanges

Weight
kg
LD-VEG 1 (-5)
4.60
LD-VEG 2 (-5)
5.50
Torque spanner
Weight
kg
LD-DR
1.60
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Engineering
Principles
Basic technical information
Conductor material
Three mounting positions of the busbars can be distinguished:

.
LD busbar systems are avaiable with aluminium LDA and

copper LDC as the conductor material.
A special surface treatment allows the two conductor
materials to be combined with one another.
Busbar trunking systems with aluminium as the conductor material are preferred due to their lower weight and
lower costs
Horizontal, edgewise
LDA busbar trunking systems with aluminium conductor

material
Aluminium busbar
Layer of nickel, tin coating
Insulation with high thermal stability
Horizontal, flat
Vertical
Degree of protection and rated current

LDC busbar trunking systems with copper conductor material
Copper busbar
Tin coating
Insulation with high thermal stability
With degree of protection IP54 with plain top plates,

a reduction of the rated current must be taken into
account, also due to temperature rise conditions (see
Technical data section).
Mounting position and rated current
In this case, a distinction between the horizontal/edgewise and vertical mounting positions is not required.
he rated current of the LDA/LDC system depends on the

mounting position of the busbars inside the trunking
unit.
The highest rated current is possible in the horizontal,
edgewise position with IP31 degree of protection and
perforated top plates.
For flat mounting, vertical mounting or increases in
height > 1.3 m, the rated current is lower, due to temperature rise conditions (see the Technical Data section).
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Engineering
Principles
Number of busbars and phase sequence
The LD busbar trunking system is available in two sizes.
The design of the busbar pack depends on the size, the
supply system type and the application in question. With
respect to the supply system, 4- and 5-conductor systems
are distinguished.
The PEN or N cross-section depends on the application in

question and can be selected as a full (L) or half ( L)
phase cross-section.
Size
4-conductor
5-conductor
80 mm 180 mm
PEN = L
N=L

PEN
N PE
L1 L2 L3
240 mm 180 mm
L1 L2 L3
PEN = L

N=L
PEN
3
L11 L21 L31
L32 L22 L12
PEN = L
PE
L11 L21 L31
L32 L22 L12
N=L
PEN PEN
L11 L21 L31
L32 L22 L12
N N
L11 L21 L31
PE
L32 L22 L12
The cross-section depends on the rated current and

has been selected here as an example.
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Engineering
Principles
Type definition of trunking units
When selecting an LD trunking unit, the system size
(LDA(C)...) and the type must be defined.
The system size is governed by the rated current required.
The rated current depends on the position of the busbars
within the trunking unit, such as horizontal or edgewise.
See also the Engineering Connectin/Feeder Unit section,
Mounting position of LD connection/feeder units.
The critical factors for type definition are:
Position of the hook and the single-bolt terminal block
Position of the PEN
for 4-pole systems
LDA 142. to LDA 342.
and
LDC 242. to LDC 342.
Position of L12
for 4-pole systems
LDA 44.. to LDA 84..
and
LDC 64.. to LDC 84..
Position of the PE
for 5-pole systems
LDA 162. to LDA 862.
and
LDC 262. to LDC 862.
Mark hook end by or depending on the direction in

which the hook opens.
Mark bolt end (single-bolt clamp terminal) by .
Nut for the single-bolt clamp terminal, always on the side of
the PE(N) or L12
Trunking unit length (without flange cover)
The position of the PE(N) or L12 is marked with a thick solid
line on the unit, and is always on the right when viewed with
the open hook pointing downwards.
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To determine the type, the trunking unit must mentally

be turned to the original position illustrated. The hook is
open at the bottom, PE(N) or L12 is to the right, and the
busbar run points away from the viewer
V
Junction unit to
V = the front
H = the rear
R = the right
L = the left
Direction of view
Siemens LV 71 2005
Straight trunking units may be ordered as standard or

optional lengths. They may be with or without tap-off
points. A trunking unit with double bolts may be ordered
only as an optional length, and is designated -J-.
Designitions
Examples
Straight trunking unit,

standard length
LDA(C).... -3,2

optional length
LDA(C).... -1W0,85

standard length
+ 3 coded tap-off points
LDA(C).... -K-3,2-3AD

optional length
with double bolt
LDA(C).... -J-2W1,1

with extension compensation
LDA(C).... -D

Standard vertical length
LDA(C).... -V-3,2

Engineering
Principles
X-/Y-/Z-lengths for trunking units
Junction unit limbs have a fixed designation:
Hook end: X-length
Bolt end: Y-length
The third dimension is the Z length
(if appropriate).
For Z and U units, the type is governed by the direction of

the Z length:
Y
Examples of type definition

Z
For simple changes in direction, the type designation is

governed by the direction of the Y-length.
Offset junction units are governed by the direction of the
Y-lengths and the offset position.
Z/U units
e. g.: -ZV
Direction of the Z length

Z unit
For T units, the basic unit and the branch unit are considered separately from one another
Elbow or knee junction unit
e. g.: -LR
T-AD
Direction change to the right

Elbow or knee
T-ADU
V
R
Offset change in direction

e. g.: -LHL
Direction of the offset
Direction of the Y length
Elbow or knee
T units
Viewed in the direction of the basic unit
Viewed in the direction of the branching unit
e. g.: LDA(C)....-T-ADU-TVR
Direction of the offset
Direction of the Y length
T branching unit
T tap-off below
T basic unit
For basic units, the position of the branch point for TADU, T-AD units must be considered. The branch units
are regarded as an offset change in direction.
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Engineering
Principles
Basic
unit
Branching unit
Basic
unit
-TVR
LDA(C)...T-ADU
-T
Branching unit
0,5 m
-T
LDA(C)...T-AD
0,3 m
-TVL
0,5
Basic unit with branching unit above
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Basic unit with branching unit below

Engineering
Principles
Type definition of trunking units with tap-off points
Tap-off points are provided only on straight trunking
units. The type is designated by stating the trunking unit
length and the surface(s) on which the tap-off point(s) is/
are required:
AD = tap-off point above
ADU = tap-off point below
ADO+U = tap-off point above and below
Only one tap-off unit may be fitted at the same tapoff point even on -ADO+U.
Optional tap-off points must be at least 0.6 m away
from the unit end.
4-pole
AD
ADU
5-pole
Hook end
Bolt end
Unit length
Coding bracket
Tap-off point
PE(N) or L12
Position of the tap-off point(s)
Designitions
Examples
Standard length,
3 tap-off points above
LDA(C).... -K-3,2-3AD
Standard length,
3 tap-off points below
LDA(C).... -K-3,2-3ADU
Optional length,
1 tap-off point each above and
below
LDA(C).... -K-1W1,4-ADO+U
Coding brackets are arranged on both sides of the

trunking units, at the tap-off points.
This ensures that tap-off units LD-K-.AK.... equipped with
mating elements can be allocated to the respective busbar system (busbar run) without risk of incorrect connection.
For safety reasons (to preclude incorrect connection),
LDA/LDC trunking units with tap-off points must not
be combined with LD trunking units having uncoded
tap-off points of an earlier type.
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Engineering
Principles
Offset, double bolt
The offset designates the offset of the hook in relation to
the busbar pack within the double-bolt trunking unit to
allow correct insertion in the single-bolt clamp terminal
and to ensure that the phases cannot be incorrectly connected.
Case 1
1
Where the busbar run starts and ends with a single-bolt

clamp terminal, e. g. for distribution board/distribution
board connections or transformer/distribution board connections, a double-bolt element is required somewhere in
the busbar run.
No trunking unit with a double bolt is required for busbar runs that end with an end flange.
L3
L2
L1
L1
L2
NSV0_00585
L3
Mounting sequence
Double-bolt unit
Case 2
NSV0_00584
2
1
Front
NSV0_00586
With an offset, the direction of the hook position

changes. Therefore the point at which the double-bolt is
positioned is important for installation.
Case 1: Insert the bolt end from above into the hook
end which is open upwards.
Case 2: Fit the hook end which is open at the bottom
into the bolt end from above, ensuring that the phase
positions are the same.
Mounting sequence
Double-bolt unit
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Engineering
Principles
Clearance from structural bodies
Installation of horizontal busbar runs
0,3 m
min. 0,34 m 1)
min. 0,4 m 2)
min. 0,3 m
min. 0,18 m
1) For LD.1 to LD.3

2) For LD.4 to LD.8
The minimum distance is 0.18 m for IP31 systems and 0.20 m for IP54.
Part of the building structure
Aperture for the busbar trunking run
Trunking unit connection point at minimum clearance from structural surface
LD(-K) run
Tap-off below
Tap-off unit
Tap-off above
Minimum clearance depends on size of tap-off unit used
The minimum clearances quoted must, in all circumstances, be observed so that the trunking unit can be fitted together and the single-bolt clamp terminal tightened. The minimum clearances take account of the
dimensions of the torque spanner.
Clearance to the ceiling
Dmin. = 0.18 m
Clearance to the wall
W min. = 0,1 m
The minimum wall clearance Wmin depends on:

The position of the screw for tightening the single-bolt
clamp terminal. The minimum space requirement is
0.1 m.
The dimensions of the tap-off unit chosen for power
distribution.
The minimum ceiling clearance Dmin depends on:

distribution. It must still be possible to open the door/
top cover of the tap-off unit and to install/remove the
tap-off units.
The ventilation of the system. The minimum clearance
to ensure adequate ventilation is 0.18 m.
The facility to install/remove the trunking units. The
minimum clearance required for the manoeuvre corresponds to the trunking unit height of 0.18 m.
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Engineering
Principles
Installation of vertical busbar runs
b
W2 min.
250
20 120
LD-BV
50
50
W1 min.
Tap-off unit
LD-BV fixing bracket for vertical fixing
60
200
The minimum wall clearance W1min at the side depends

on:
distribution.
The space required for installation/removal of the
trunking units:
At least 0.1 m must be allowed for the torque spanner.
The fixing screws for the vertical fixing brackets must
still be adequately accessible.
a
View from the front
The minimal wall clearance W2min depends on:

The adjustment range of the vertical fixing bracket
(min. 0.02 m) to compensate for wall unevenness.
Any fixing material required on site, such as a C section. The choice of the appropriate C section is dictated by the respective load. The fixing brackets can
also be fixed directly on the wall, provided the wall is
not uneven.
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min.20
LD system
To be supplied on site
Type
LDA 1-LDA 3
LDC 2-LDC 3
LDA 4-LDA 8
LDC 6-LDC 7
300
Depending on the
required C profile
357

Engineering
Dimensioning of busbar runs, production of parts lists
Project management
Engineering is split into six steps.
Decide on and draw busbar runs
Example: Engineering of busbar trunking systems for a

factory floor.
Draw a scale plan view of the busbar layout on the

floor plans. Coordinat the busbar layout with other
equipment installers involved.
Transfer the dimensions decided on to an isometric
representation.
Pay attention to the usefulness of the tap-off points,
since these must be engineered in the LD system. Take
note of the minimum intervals required for fitting the
corresponding tap-off units.
When engineering the horizontal busbar runs, pay
attention to the PE(N) position for LDA(C)1 to LDA(C)3
or the L12 position for LDA(C)4 to LDA(C)8 for vertical
mounting.
Determine and check building dimensions

Procure floor plans to scale.
Check drawing dimensions on site.
Record dimensions on site if no floor plans are available.
Immediately after receipt of order, make order reservation in the production factory.
200 mm
200 mm
15,88 m
20,00 m
Distribution board (front)

Craneway
Ventilation
Furnace system (exhaust pipe)
7,68 m
7,68 m
21,0 m
21,0 m
15,88 m
20,00 m
Spacing of distribution boards
Room width
LD busbar run
Define interfaces and links

Interface discussions
Discuss with the customer about technical requirements and physical configurations, floor plans etc.
To be held with other equipment installers (heating,
ventilation, sanitation, transformer suppliers) with
regard to dimensioning, lug spacings and precise locations.
To be held with distribution board suppliers/builders: provide connection units for non-Siemens distribution boards in good time.
Obtain information about fire divisions.
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NSV0_00587
Engineering
3
Engineer the branch and junction points
Engineer complex direction changes first:
If necessary, produce a section drawing
Clarify customized solutions (special solutions) immediately with the specialist department.
500
200
Special solutions have longer lead times and are more

expensive than standard units, since the cost for clarification, ordering and production is higher than for standard
units.
200
500
min. 110
min. 110
max. 510
max. 510
300
180
1480
Engineer simple direction changes:

For simple horizontal/vertical direction changes use
standard types with standard lengths.
Preferably engineer optional lengths using straight
trunking units.
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180

Engineering
Use straight lengths to complete the run
Only straight optional lengths should be used.
Fill the sections between the branch and junction

points using standard lengths.
Last of all measure up for the custom lengths required.
Limit their number to the minimum in order to avoid
longer lead times.
The fewer the number of optional lengths used, the

shorter is the lead time.
Order optional lengths immediately, as construction
progresses.
50
0
00
13
00
86
00
00
2
00
00
500
1000
500
50
42
00
50
500
50
98
50
00
0
40
50
500
50
22
00
50
00
500
10
3
NSV0_00589
1800
1800
185
2020
00
50
185
1200
50
500
00
42
50
00
500
1000
12
50
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Engineering
Produce the parts list
86
00
00
0
13
00
9
7
1000
1000
16
6
6
00
50
98
17
11
0
00
13
10
2020
7
12
15
14
1800
185
1800
3
Sequence to be followed:
Enter the dimensions of the connection/feeder units,
straight trunking units, branch and junction points and
tap-off points etc. on the run.
Define types
Produce parts list
(same types = same Item No. = 1 line in the parts list)
Siemens LV 71 2005
NSV0_00590
185
42
7
34
3/80
00
5
2W 20
0
*
50
20
22
00
9
500
0
20
20
2W
1200
10
Item No.
Type
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
LD-VEG 2
LDA 4413-J-1W0,52
LDA 4413-LH
LDA 4413-1W0,8
LDA 4413-2,4
LDA 4413-LV
LDA 4413-3,2
LDA 4413-D
LDA 4413-LR
LDA 4413-2W*
LDA 4413-LL
LDA 4413-4W2,6
LDA 5413-LH
LDA 5413-2W1,34
LDA 4413-LV-X0,98
LDA 4413-3W2,0
LDA 4413-2W*
LD B2
LD BV
LD DR
Quantity
2
1
4
1
3
2
7
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
2
1

Engineering
Order processing
If appropriate, agree staged deliveries for large orders.
Always mark parts with the Drawing Item No., in order
to ensure identification at the construction site.
When orders are awarded
Match delivery dates to the various construction
phases/construction progress.
Ensure delivery for installation at different points on
the construction site by structured busbar run designation or staggered ordering.
Customized special solutions (SOND)
Contact the specialist department about the order
data immediately after the order is awarded, and have
them specify the details (allocation of the Version No.).
Immediately after order clarification, order in accordance with the applicable procedure sequence and, in
parallel with this, send one copy of the order to our
specialist department.
Customized special solutions always have longer lead
times.
Customized lengths
Order when contract awarded
When the length range is known (1W*, 2W*, 3W*
oder 4W*), place order without dimensions with the
note custom length, precise dimension to follow
and quote the contract number of the order already
awarded.
Once the exact dimension is known, this is passed on as
binding.
Place order after exact definition of dimensions, in a
separate order.
Order documents
The order documents comprise:
SOP/SAP ordering sheet
Parts list
Engineering drawing with drawing reference numbers
of the parts
SOND documents for our specialist department.
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Engineering
Connection Units
LD connection/feeder units
System sizes
Application
LD.3... for LD.1 to LD.3

LD.6... for LD.4 to LD.6
LD.7... for LD.7
LD.8... for LD.8.
LD connection/feeder units are used for transformer connection and for distribution board connection for AS 1
(see page 3/86).
For each system size, there are four sizes of connection/

feeder units in order to produce the various lug spacings:
AS1, AS2, AS3 and AS4 as well as AS1-T, AS2-T, AS3-T and
AS4-.T.
The connection/feeder units AS.-T with T branch are connected to the trunking units via VEG, VEV and VEH distribution board connection units.
Other applications are shown on the following pages.
NSV0_00511
Equipment
The AS connection/feeder unit is equipped as standard
with
Connection lugs
See the Dimension Section for the alignment as supplied. Conversion to larger lug spacings is possible on
site.
LD-VEG 1(2)
The flange cover of the trunking unit to be connected
is omitted during installation. The VE knee can be fitted on site, if required, to replace the factory-fitted
VEG. See the following pages in this context.
5m
72
LD....-AS1(-T)
NSV0_00512
G_NSV0_XX_00519
85
mm
10
3 x 190 - 280
LD.....-AS2(-T)
NSV0_00513
Connection lugs as supplied

Example: LD.....-AS 2.
As supplied = lug spacing range 1 (190 ... 280 mm)
G_NSV0_XX_00520
30
mm
14
3 x 285 - 380
LD....-AS3(-T)
NSV0_00514
After being changed on site

Variable on site = lug spacing range 2 (285 ... 380 mm).
30
mm
19
LD....-AS4(-.T)
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Engineering
Connection Units
Suspension
As for LD trunking units, LD suspension brackets (LD-B.)
may be used for suspension.
The rated current must be reduced for connection with

transformer connection lugs pointing upwards, for example for flange connection to a distribution board from
below (on request).
Suspension is possible from the 40 mm diameter holes in

the end plates (see Dimensions Section). The holes may
be used as a transport aid.
8
51
00
E_
_D
0
SV
G_
51
00
N_
_E
0
SV
G_
The distribution board connection flange VEG, which is

supplied fitted ex-works, can be replaced on site by a VE
knee LDA(C)...-VEV(H) or an offset VE knee LDA(C)...-VE..
LD-B
LD-VEG 1(2)
Connection lugs
Lug spacings can be provided for braided cables links and

copper busbar widths 120 mm.
G_NSV0_XX_00521
Mounting position of LD connection/feeder units

The rated currents on the selection pages apply to a vertical mounting position with transformer connection lugs
pointing downwards.
6
51
00
E_
_D
V0
S
N
G_
295
185
"X"
The rated current must be reduced for connections where

the busbars are flat, e. g. for side flange connection to a
distribution board enclosure (on request).
7
51
00
E_
_D
V0
S
N
G_
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Engineering
Connection Units
The position of the PE connection lug must be noted.
Positioning above transformers
The position depends on the offset of the LD connection and is defined by the type suffix +LD-1 or -2.
LDA(C)...-AS1(-T) +LD-... and LDA(C)...-AS2(-T) +LD-...

The LD connection feeder unit box must always be
positioned centrally above the transformer connection
lugs.
The reference dimension for engineering is
b = 362.5 mm = centre AS 1(-T)
View "X"
G_NSV0_EN_00522
120
Where the transformer is connected using braided cables,

the connection between the transformer connection lugs
and the LD connection/feeder units uses braided cables.
These must be provided on site and may be obtained, for
example, from the following address:
Fa. Homa GmbH & Co. KG
Essener Str. 2 10
D-46047 Oberhausen
Phone: x49-2 08-85 96 03
13,5
40
20
85
115
50 or 60
LD...6.-AS. +LD-1.
b
185
View "X"
G_NSV0_EN_00523
LD...6.-AS. +LD-2.
max. 200
a
G_NSV0_XX_00524
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Type
LDA(C)...-AS 1 +...
150 ... 180
362.5
LDA(C)...-AS 2 +...
190 ... 380
542.5

Engineering
Connection Units
LDA(C)...-AS3(-T) +LD-...
The LD connection feeder unit must always be positioned centrally with the L2 lug above the L2 transformer connection lug.
The reference dimension for engineering is 715 mm.
LDA(C)...-AS4(-.T) +LD-...A (C)

The LD connection/feeder unit must always be positioned centrally with the L3 (L1) lug above the L3 (L1)
transformer connection lug.
1265
1015
415
185
185
365
715
L2
N
L2
450 750
450 750
150 350
c
450 750
LDA(C)...-AS4(-.T) +LD-...B(D)
The LD connection/feeder unit must always be positioned centrally with the L3 (L1) lug above the L3 (L1)
transformer connection lug.
665
185
1565
L2
N
150 350
450 750
450 750
NSV0_00527a
NSV0_00525a
d
450 750
NSV0_00526a
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Engineering
Connection Units
AS1(-T) LD connection/feeder units as a transformer/
distribution board connection
Application
AS 1 LD connection/feeder units are used as a connection
for LD systems fully enclosed transformers and for connection to non-Siemens distribution boards to degree of
protection IP34. Degree of protection IP54 is available on
request. The lugs have a degree of protection of IP00
Engineering
Select the LD connection/feeder unit based on the
desired phase sequence for the cables to be connected
and the PE(N), L12 position for LD connection.
Quote the type suffix +LD-FLP if the LD connection/
feeder unit is to be equipped at the factory with an
aluminium flange plate for mounting on the transformer/distribution board enclosure.
The enclosure cutout for the transformer or distribution board as well as the fixing holes must be in accordance with the dimension details from the Dimensions
Section.
In order to connect the LD connection/feeder unit, it

may be expedient for the copper to be applied
directly to the basic lugs.
The connection lugs fitted at the factory can be
removed. See the Dimensions section for dimension
details relating to the basic lugs, and the hole pattern.
The rated current must be reduced for connection
from the side or below: on request.
Example
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Engineering
Connection Units
LD connection/feeder units with T branch
Application
The AS.-T LD connection/feeder units with a T branch are
used when a direct branch at the top is required, but
there is lack of space.
Engineering
For connecting the AS.-T unit to the trunking unit, an
VEG, VEV or VEH distribution board connection unit has
to be engineered.
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Engineering
Connection Units
Application
LD...
LDA (C)...-VEV (H).
For feeding LD busbar systems when a cable connection is

unavoidable.
Description
Rated currents from 1100 A to 2600 A (IP 31),
900 A to 2100 A (IP 54)
Degrees of protection IP 31 and IP 54
Choice of the desired cable connection unit from the
selection pages
Cable connection directly to the connection busbars of
the cable connection unit (bolt terminal) for connection of
4 multi- or single-core cables

(up to 300 mm2)
LDA 1...-KE. to LDA 2...-KE.

(up to 300 mm2)

LDC 2...-KE.

(up to 300 mm2)
LDA 5...-KE.
LDC 3...-KE.
LD-VEG 1 (2)
3 system-dependent enclosure sizes:

Enclosure size1
Enclosure size 2

LDC 2...-KE.
Enclosure size 3
LDA 5...-KE.
LDC 3...-KE.
Standard version with metal flange plate and cable

grommets
For single-core cables, an undrilled aluminium plate is
provided ex-works (type suffix)
Connection options via LD-VEG 1(2) + trunking units or
LDA(C)....-VEV (H), LDA(C)...-VEV (H).-.
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M12 bolts for cable connection are supplied as standard.

LD-VEG 1(2) is not supplied as standard with the cable
connection unit

Engineering
Connection Units
Distribution board connection
Connection to Siemens SIVACON 8PV and 8PT power
distribution boards
Connection options
An LD connection may be made from above or below.
The connection system of the SIVACON 8PV, 8PT is
located inside the distribution board.
Special distribution board connection units with a metal
rim, LDA(C)...-VEU-..., are required for connection.
The connection is made with straight, angular or offset

distribution board connection units. The position of the
connecting system inside the distribution board is of the
flat type, viewed from the front of the distribution
board.
Rated currents
During engineering, it must be remembered that the
rated currents of the distribution boards are not necessarily the same as those of the chosen busbar system.
NSV0_00528
Distribution board front

SIVACON distribution board, view from top
Connection to non-Siemens power distribution boards
(For dimensions b and d see tables, next page)
Connection options
Since the field of operation relates to customized solutions, early agreement with the distribution board manufacturer is necessary.
PE at the rear
Rated currents
121
Whoever designs and installs the connections between

the distribution board connection unit (Siemens product)
and the distribution busbars of the non-Siemens distribution board, as a rule the distribution board manufacturer,
is responsible for this work.
The rated currents can be found from the type key on the
selected pages. These details are based on IEC 60439-1
and -2 for an ambient temperature of 35 C averaged
over 24 h. The temperature limit of the insulated busbars
is 135 C.
When using FA1 adapters for connection to non-Siemens
distribution boards in distribution board installations, it is
necessary to ensure that the temperature limit is not
exceeded.
The terminal capacity for the copper connections can be
found in the Dimensions Section.
The short-circuit rating of FA1 adapters for connection to

non-Siemens distribution boards is governed by the copper connections in the distribution board installation.
Only the distribution board manufacturer can provide
the verification of the short-circuit rating of the distribution busbars.
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SIVACON distribution board, view from the front, cross-section
The FA1 unit for connection to non-Siemens distribution

boards is supplied as a type-tested unit.
The rating of the copper connections must be matched to
the required short-circuit level.
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Engineering
Connection Units
Assembly type
SIVACON 8PV
Circuit-breaker size
Column width [mm]
400
500
600
600
800
800
1000
LDA(C)1 ... 3
210.5
210.5
210.5
208.5
LDA(C)4 ... 8
203
203
203
203
LDA(C)1 ... 3
200
250
300
300
LDA(C)4 ... 8
300
400
420
520
Assembly type
SIVACON 8PT, main busbars on top, main distribution board
Column width [mm]
400
600
600
800
800
1000
LDA(C)1 ... 3
832
832
1005.5
1005.5
LDA(C)4 ... 8
1000
1000
1000
1000
LDA(C)1 ... 3
200
335
330
460
LDA(C)4 ... 8
330
460
400
605
Assembly type
SIVACON 8PT, main busbars on top, sub distribution board
Column width [mm]
400
600
600
800
800
1000
LDA(C)1 ... 3
832
832
805.5
805.5
LDA(C)4 ... 8
800
800
1000
1000
LDA(C)1 ... 3
200
335
330
460
LDA(C)4 ... 8
330
460
400
605
Assembly type
SIVACON 8PT, main busbars at the rear
Column width [mm]
400
600
600
800
LDA(C)1 ... 3
284,5
284,5
284.5
284.5
LDA(C)4 ... 6
270.5
270.5
LDA(C)1 ... 3
200
335
320
450
LDA(C)4 ... 6
320
450
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Engineering
Fire barrier
General
The fire barrier consists of an inner and an outer part.
The fire resistance class of aluminium and copper systems
conforms with S 120 to DIN 4102 Part 9. Busbar trunking
systems with fire barriers can only be supplied ex-works.
Junction units
It is not possible to retrofit the fire barrier.
X
LX
Dimensions
WJ
d
b
LY
W
LX
a
b
LY
c
Fire barrier
Centre of fire wall = centre of fire barrier
Fire wall thickness up to 0.48 m for LD.1 to LD.7 or
0.68 m for LD.8.
Fire barrier for greater wall thicknesses on request.
LD.1... to
LD.7...
m
LD.8...
m
Elbow
Fire barrier
0.68 m for LD.8.
Please note: the fire barrier cannot project beyond the inner
edge of the trunking unit.
LD.1... to
LD.3...
m
LD.4... to
LD.7...
m
LD.8...
m
Leg length
0.86 ... 1.24
0.92 ... 1.24
1.12 ... 1.24
Leg length
0.90 ... 1.24
0.96 ... 1.24
1.16 ... 1.24
0.48
0.48
0.68
Minimum
optional length
0.92 ... 1.24
1.12 ... 1.24
Fire barrier
length
min. 0.44
min. 0.44
min. 0.54
WJ
0.96 ... 1.24
1.16 ... 1.24
Fire barrier
position
LX
Minimum
optional length
min. 0.48
min. 0.48
min. 0.58
0.48
0.68
Fire barrier
position
LY
Fire barrier
length
Fire barrier
position
LX
min. 0.44
min. 0.54
Fire barrier
position
LY
min. 0.48
min. 0.58
The fire barrier cannot project beyond the inner edge

of the trunking unit.
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Engineering
Fire barrier
X
LX
a
b
LY
LY
LX
Knee
Fire barrier,
centre of fire wall = centre of fire barrier
0.68 m for LD.8.
LD.1... to
LD.3...
m
LD.4... to
LD.7...
m
LD.8...
m
Leg length
0.86 ... 1.24
0.92 ... 1.24
1.12 ... 1.24
Leg length
0.90 ... 1.24
0.96 ... 1.24
1.16 ... 1.24
0.48
0.48
0.68
LD.1... to
LD.7...
m
LD.8...
Fire barrier
length
Fire barrier
position
LX
min. 0.44
min. 0.44
min. 0.54
Fire barrier
position
LY
min. 0.48
min. 0.48
min. 0.0.58
Leg length
0.86 ... 1.24
1.06 ... 1.24
Leg length
0.90 ... 1.24
1.10 ... 1.24
Fire barrier
length
0.48
0.68
Fire barrier
position
LX
min. 0.44
min. 0.54
Fire barrier
position
LY
min. 0.48
min. 0.58

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Knee, offset
Fire barrier
0.68 m for LD.8.
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Engineering
Fire barrier
a
b
LZ
Elbow, offset, with variable Z dimension and fire barrier

Please note: the fire barrier cannot project beyond the inner
edge of the trunking unit.
Fire barrier,
centre of fire wall = centre of fire barrier
LD.1... to
LD.3...
m
LD.4... to
LD.7...
m
LD.8...
Leg length
0.5
0.5
0.5
Leg length
0.5
0.5
0.5
Leg length
0.84 ... 1.30
0.90 ... 1.30
1.10 ... 1.30
Fire barrier
length
0.48
0.48
0.68
Fire barrier
position
LZ
min. 0.42
min. 0.42
min. 0.52

The dimension to the centre of the fire barrier for the
type suffix +LB-A...-Z* must always be stated from the
hook end.
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Engineering
Fire barrier
Positioning
Positioning in the fire wall
Type suffix
Fire barrier class

LDA 1 to LDA 3
120 A
LDA 4 to LDA 8
120 B
LDC 2 to LDC 3
120 A
LDC 6 to LDC 8
120 B
To be inserted
into fire barrier
type suffix
+LD-L....-X*
+LD-L....-Y*
+LD-L....-Z*
System
Positioning in the fire ceiling
1)
..12
20.
1) After mounting the busbar run in the fire wall/fire ceiling,

any gaps must be filled with mortar or concrete. The mortar
or concrete must comply with the appropriate standards for
maintaining the fire resistance class of the wall or ceiling,
e. g. DIN 1045 and DIN 1053 Part 1.
Dimensions of the ceiling or wall aperture

.
a
mm
b
mm
L
mm
LD.1... to LD.3...
400
400
480
LD.4... to LD.7...
450
400
400
LD.8
450
400
680
1)
PE(N)/ L12
1) After mounting the busbar run in the fire wall/fire ceiling,
any gaps must be filled with mortar or concrete. The mortar
or concrete must comply with the appropriate standards for
maintaining the fire resistance class of the wall or ceiling,
e. g. DIN 1045 and DIN 1053 Part 1.
L/2
L
Centre fire barrier is always the centre of the fire

ceiling.
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Engineering
D
Overview
The heat losses when on load cause the busbars to
expand in the trunking unit. To compensate for this
length expansion, the tightly screwed busbar pack is held
loosely in the trunking unit. Expansion compensation and
fixed point must be provided for longer, straight busbar
runs.
A distinction is drawn between three situations for engineering here:
Horizontal run
Engineering of adjustments in height
Vertical run
Horizontal busbar runs
The maximum busbar length which may be laid between

a natural fixed point and a busbar end without expansion
compensation, is 25 m.
Natural fixed points include all points of change in direction, such as
Elbow
Knee
Z units (flat, edgewise)
U units.
At natural fixed points within the maximum permissible
busbar lengths mentioned above, the busbar pack can
expand into the junction unit(s) or the end flange.
Engineered fixed points
Natural fixed points
The busbar pack is firmly connected to the enclosure, in

the factory, by the fixed point at the single-bolt clamp
terminal (type suffix +LD-FP).
+LD-FP
LD.....-D
0
10.
2,0
1
ca.
1,2
ca.
x.
ma
0m
25,
0m
12,
Natural fixed point
The maximum busbar length that may be laid between

two natural fixed points without expansion compensation, is 10 m.
LD-.EF.-H
Natural fixed point
The maximum busbar length which may be laid with

expansion compensation between a natural fixed point
and an engineered fixed point, is 25 m.
The expansion compensation must be located as centrally as possible between two fixed points.
x.
ma
0m
25,
a
Natural fixed point
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Engineering
+LD-FP
LD-.EF.-H
LD-D
2,0
1
ax.
m
5,0
2
ax.
m
1,2
x.
ma
+LD-FP
+LD-FP
x.
ma
0m
25,
0m
12,
The maximum busbar length which may be laid with

expansion compensation between two engineered fixed
points, is 25 m.
The maximum busbar length which may be laid without

expansion compensation between an engineered fixed
point and the busbar end is 25 m.
3
m
3,2
3,2
1,2
3,2
+LD-FP
2,8
3,2
3,2
3,2
3,2
1,2
3,2
,5 m
3,2
0,5
00
35,

Natural fixed point
Where a run is longer than 25 m, correspondingly more

expansion units and fixed points must be engineered.
Run length
m
Fixed points
25 ... 50
1 +LD-FP
2 LD.....-D
50 ... 75
2 +LD-FP
3 LD.....-D
.
.
.
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.
Engineered fixed points include

T units
Reduction units
Trunking units with a built-in fixed point
Incoming connections (connection/feeder units)
Coupling units (on request).

Engineering
Expansion compensation for adjustments in height
I/1
0,5 m
I/1
3,2 m
4,2 m
Adjustments in height 4.2 m
I/2
3,2 m
> 4,2 m
0,5 m
Adjustments in height 4.2 m

I/2
I/3
> 0,5 m
0,5 m
I/3
0,5 m

I/4
Natural fixed point

Branch point
Note PE position.
Power transmission
Natural fixed point

Branch point
Note PE position.
No expansion compensation is required for height adjustments of 4.2 m between two natural fixed points.
Power transmission
Power distribution
When engineering branch points, always use trunking
units for vertical installation (Item I/2).
When engineering height adjustments of > 1.3 m,
observe the associated reduction in rated current.
For height adjustments of 4.2 m, use trunking units for

vertical installation (Item I/2) between two natural fixed
points.
A straight trunking unit for vertical installation and a
standard trunking unit (Item I/3) may be combined.
Storey height
m
Trunking unit for

vertical installation
m
Trunking unit for

horizontal installation
m
3.21 ... 4.11
2.29 ... 3.19
0.92
4.12 ... 6.40
3.20
0.92 ... 3.20
Power distribution
When engineering branch points, always use trunking
units for vertical installation
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Engineering
Vertical busbar runs
Power transmission
Power distribution
Fixed point
Integral expansion compensation
Fixed point
Tap-off point
A straight trunking unit for vertical installation and a

maximum of one standard trunking unit may be combined alternately.
When engineering tap-off points, trunking units for vertical installation must always be used, since each tap-off
point must be regarded as a fixed point.
For vertical installation, the hook end must always be at

the bottom:
The PE(N) or L12 position is correct only when the hook
is pointing downwards and is open towards the wall.
Tap-off units must always be aligned with the cable
connection area below and trunking units with the
hook open towards the wall.
If installed in the opposite direction, the busbar pack
can fall out of the trunking unit at the bottom. In standard trunking units, the busbar pack is mounted such
that it can move in the trunking unit.
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Engineering
Examples
Engineering of horizontal busbar runs
The following items must be taken into account for engineering:
Position, direction and ratings of the loads or sub-distribution boards to be connected
Utilization and rated load factors
Details about feed transformers, in particular
Dimensions
Lug spacing
Phase sequence
Transformer short-circuit voltage (Uk)
Rating (kVA).
Details about distribution boards
Feed from above, below or the rear
Copper connections in the interior of the distribution board
Phase separations.
Characteristics of the installation location
Spatial dimensions
Building design with respect to fixing and suspension options
Transport routes
Environmental conditions (temperature, humidity
and chemicals)
Coordination with other system areas
Agreement of the busbar trunking system installation
plan
With the authority (e. g. building manager) in order
to avoid expensive reengineering. Plans should be
countersigned by the authority.
With (planned) supply lines for other energy media.
With the (planned) position of ventilation duct runs.
With lighting plans.
Coordination with BD runs into which electrical power
must be fed
Type of supply network (4- or 5-conductor system)
Balanced/unbalanced load (half or full PEN/N conductor cross-section)
Number and size of adjustments in height
( 1.3 m; 1.3 m)
Number and position of coded tap-off points
Fire barrier sections
Wall penetration points.
Engineering example
Object
A power distribution board is to be fed from a transformer station via an LDA/LDC busbar trunking system.
Given
Load Pinst = 1700 kW
p. f. = 0.8; Ue = 400 V
Necessary plans of the buildings and the installation
Reduction factor 1) = 0.7
Incoming supply via LD connection/feeder unit (AS 2)
Transformer rating = 1600 kVA, uk = 4 %
Suspension material to be supplied by customer
1 height adjustment >1.3 m
4-conductor system
Degree of protection for busbar run: IP31
PEN conductor = half phase conductor cross-section
Solution
The rated current is calculated using the following formula:
P inst
I B = ------------------------------------------ 10 3
3 U e cos
= Rated current (A)

IB
Ue = Rated operational voltage (V)
Pinst = Installed power (kW)
cos = Power factor (p. f.)
1) = Load/utilization factor
= Supply factor
= 1 for single-ended feed
= for double-ended feed and centre feed
1) Unless the application in question results in any different
requirement, the rated load factor from EN 60439-1 may
often be used for .
Number of main circuit
2 and 3
0.9
4 and 5
0.8
6 to 9, inclusive
0.7
10 and more
0.6
Inserting these values gives:

1700 0,7 1
3
I B = ---------------------------------------- 10 = 2147 A
3 400 0,8
After determining the rated current to be carried (in this

case: 2147 A) and choosing the LD system (horizontal
LDA 5413, height adjustment 1.3 m LDA 6413), the
following documents are produced:
Installation plan: Generation using LD engineering
tool (Busbar Plan)
Parts list: Generation using LD engineering tool
(Busbar Plan)
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Engineering
Examples
0
20
00
00
86
00
01
00
4
3
10
0
20
*
50
9
500
20
2W
20
32
20
32
500 500
11
1000
15
0
40
50
50
500
50
0
20
50
98
12
5 500
50
00 00
24 34
6
0
50
350 620 620
1335
2020
L1
185
L2
500
00
0
7
0
50
0
32
50
0
32
14
15
00
42
50
13
11
PEN L3
22
00
2W 200
*
00 0
00
10
32
00
26
16
375g1810
1800
17
3
Notes
Produce parts list
Since the exact position of the ventilation duct has not

yet been defined, custom lengths must be planned in this
area. The adjustment in height at the power distribution
board is 1.3 m so that in this case it is necessary to take
account of the rated current for vertical installation, here:
LDA 6413.
Each component is given an item number.
No larger system is required for the two height adjustments in the region of the ventilation duct, here: height
differential 1.3 m.
Item
No.
Identical components are given the same item numbers.

If there is more than one run, they are distinguished by
roman numerals in the item number (for example: I/1).
This allows a component and its mounting location to be
identified uniquely at the construction site.
Type
Max. rated current

A
Description
1
2
3
4
LDA 5413-AS4 +LD-1B

LDA 5413-J-1W0,5
LDA 5413-3W2,0
LDA 5413-D
2500
2500
2500
2500
LD connection/feeder unit
Straight trunking unit (optional length with double bolt)
Straight trunking unit (optional length)
1
1
1
1
5
6
7
8
LDA 5413-2,4
LDA 5413-3,2
LDA 5413-LR
LDA 5413-2W*
2500
2500
2500
2500
Straight trunking unit (standard length)

Straight trunking unit (standard length)
Elbow, right
Straight trunking unit, customized length 1)
2
6
3
1
9
10
11
12
LDA 5413-LH
LDA 5413-LV
LDA 5413-LV-X0,98
LDA 5413-2W*
2500
2500
2500
2500
Knee, rear
Knee, front
Knee, front
Straight trunking unit, customized length 1)
2
1
1
1
13
14
15
16
LDA 5413-LL
LDA 5413-4W2,6
LDA 6413-LH
LDA 6413-2W1,34
2500
2500
2300
2300
Elbow, left
Knee, rear
1
1
1
1
17
18
19
LD-VEG 2
LD-BV
LD-B 2
Distribution board connection flange

Fixing bracket for vertical installation
1) For ordering optional lengths, see Order Processing in chapter Engineering Principles.
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Quantity
1
1
11

Engineering
Examples
Engineering of adjustments in height
Height differential 1.3 m
1.30 m
Height differential > 1.3 m
a
b
> 1,30 m

d
1,30 m
c
For height adjustments of m 1.3 m no reduction in the

rated current is required for the same system size, or
there is no need for a larger system to maintain the rated
current.

Example
Ie = 2500 A > LDA 5....
Item No.
Type
Ie
A
1
2
3
4
LDA 5....
LDA 5....
LDA 5....
LDA 5....
2500
2500
2500
2500
For height adjustments of 1.3 m it is necessary to take

account of the fact that, beyond 1.3 m, the trunking units
must be designed for a rated current for vertical mounting.
Example
Ie = 2500 A
Item No.
Type
Ie
A
1
2
3
4
5
LDA 5....
LDA 7....
LDA 7....
LDA 5....
LDA 5....
2500
2800
2800
2500
2500
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Engineering
Examples
Engineering of vertical busbar runs
Vertical runs may be designed to degree of protection
IP34 or IP54.
Fire barrier

The type suffix L+LD-L120.-X...(Y...) is used for LDA and

LDC systems. The centre of the fire barrier is always the
centre of the fire ceiling thickness .
For LDA 8 and LDC 8 systems, the length of the outer
fire barrier is 0.68 m (otherwise 0.48 m).
Where possible, the fire barrier should be provided on
standard trunking units.
For straight trunking units for vertical installation without any tap-off point(s), the closest fire barrier position is
at X = 1.10 m due to the position of the expansion compensation.
For straight trunking units for vertical installation with a

tap-off point AD 1,4, the closest fire barrier position is at
X = 2.05 m (X = 1.95 m for LDA(C) 8).
For trunking units with a tap-off point AD 1,8, the closest

fire barrier position is at X = 2.45 m (X = 2.35 m for
LDA(C) 8)
3
Mounting position
The hooks must always point downwards with the hook
opening pointing towards the wall .
There should be a clearance of at least 0.48 m
(LDA(C) 8 = 0.58 m) from the centre of the ceiling to the
bolt end .
Fixing elements
The fixing elements must be fitted about 0.45 m below
the ceiling .
At least one pair of fixing brackets is required per trunking unit .

The adjustment capability of 50 mm allows wall
unevenness to be compensated for .
The wall clearance with the LD busbar system when using
vertical fixing brackets is at least 20 mm .
Centre of fire barrier is always the centre of the fire ceiling.

Hook always downwards with hook opening pointing
towards the wall.
Minimum distance between the centre of the ceiling and the
bolt end: 0.48 m (LDA(C) 8 = 0.58 m).
Fixing element clearance.
At least one pair of fixing brackets is required per trunking
unit.
Wall unevenness is compensated for by 50 mm adjustment
capability.
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When engineering tap-off points, trunking units for

vertical engineering with integrated expansion and an
integrated fixed point must always be used .

Engineering
Examples
Engineering of trunking unit lengths
Height of storeys up to 3.2 m
The trunking unit length is equal to the height of
the storey.
Heights of storeys greater than 3.2 m
Trunking units with standard limb lengths should be
used.
A vertical trunking unit can be combined with a
maximum of one standard trunking unit.
The following table should be used only as a rough guide
for engineering design purposes.
A
=B
Storey height
+C
Trunking unit for

vertical installation
m
Trunking unit for

horizontal installation
m
3.21 ... 4.11
2.29 ... 3.19
0.92
4.12 ... 6.40
3.20
0.92 ... 3.20
Example 1
Height of ceiling 2.75 m, Ie = 1100 A
Degree of protection IP34,
4-conductor system, with fire barrier,
tap-off point at X = 1.4 m
Selected trunking unit:

LDA 1423-V-1W2,75-AD1,4 +LD-L120A-X2,27.
Straight trunking units with tap-off point(s) must
always be trunking units for vertical installation.
Example 2
Height of ceiling 4.80 m, Ie = 2400 A
Degree of protection IP54,
5-conductor system, without fire barrier
Selected trunking units:
LDA 7615-V-3W3,2,
LDA 7615-1,6.
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Engineering
Examples
Engineering example
Details required
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Number and height of the storeys

Ratings per storey and types of load
Utilization and rated load factors
Feed transformers (characteristic data, position)
Special requirements (degree of protection, fire barrier
etc.)
Number and size of the height adjustments (> 1.3 m)
Number of coded tap-off points required.
Given
11 storeys each with 8 residential units
Rating 38 kW per residential unit
Ue = 400 V, p. f. = 0.8, 5-conductor system,
degree of protection IP54
Rated load/utilization factor: = 0.7, = 0.45
Feed from the distribution board via LD connection
Transformer rating = 1600 kVA
Details and construction plans required for engineering the trunking
Tap-off units to be positioned at eye level.
Rated current
The rated current per storey is calculated using the following formula. The formula also allows the rated current for the tap-off units to be defined.
P inst
3
I NB = ----------------------------------------- 10
3 U e cos
INB = Rated current per storey (A)

Ue = Rated operational voltage (V)
Pinst = Total installed power per storey (kW)
cos = Power factor (p. f.)
1) = Rated load factor
1) If is not stated, the values from the Number of main circuits table may be used. If the p. f. is not stated, this may be
assumed to be = 1 for purely domestic high-rise buildings.
8 38 0, 7
3
I NB = ----------------------------------------- 10 = 384 A
3 4 00 0, 8

For item numbers refer to the parts list for the engineering
example
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Examples
The rated current per busbar run is calculated from:
IB =
IB
2)
INB
Unless the application necessitates a change, the rated

load factor from EN 60439 may be used for .
= Rated current (A)

= Utilization factor for the total number loads
2) The local power supply utilities have good empirical values

for utilization factors; these differ between regions. Average
values are given in the Type of Load table.
IB =
Number of main circuit
2 and 3
0.9
4 and 5
0.8
6 to 9, inclusive
0.7
10 and more
0.6
Notes relating to the engineering example
11 384 0,45 = 1901 A
LDA 6515 is chosen here since IB is reduced from 3100 to

2000 A because of the degree of enclosure protection
IP54.
Once the system has been selected, the following documents are produced for the order:
Installation plan using the LD engineering tool
(Busbar Plan)
Parts list generation using the LD engineering tool
(Busbar Plan)
Binding order
Since the rated current for IP54 vertical is the same as for
horizontal systems, the complete run may be engineered
using LDA 6615.
Average values are always quoted for the utilization factors.
Types of load
Dwellings with electric cookers and

water heaters
(for about 100 connections)
0.1 ... 0.2
Off-peak storage heaters
0.9 ... 1.0
Lighting in office buildings and in

buildings for commercial use
0.8 ... 0.9
Lifts and general installations
0.6 ... 0.8
Parts list relating to the engineering example

Item
No.
Type
Max. rated current

A
Description
Quantity
LDA 6615-VEU-LV
2000
Distribution board connection units for LD

connection to SIVACON 8PV, 8PT
LDA 6615-J-1W0,5
2000
Straight trunking unit (optional length with

double bolts)
LDA 6615-LVR-Y1,13
+LD-120B-Y0,485
2000
Offset elbow with longer Y-leg and fire

barrier
LDA 6615-K-V-2,4-AD1,4
2000
Straight trunking unit for vertical installation

with one tap-off point
10
LDA 6615-2W0,93
+LD-120B-X0,45
2000
Straight trunking length (optional length)

with fire barrier
10
LD-2EF6-H
LD-K-2AK5/3ST250
End flange with hook
Tap-off unit with fuse switch-disconnector
10
LD-BV
Fixing bracket for vertical installation
10
LD-DR
Torque spanner
250
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Engineering
Tap-offs
Tap-off units
All tap-off units have the following common features:
Galvanized steel enclosure with paint finish
Handles for fitting, removing or transporting the tapoff units
Door or removable cover
Guide and fixing elements for mounting on busbar
trunking system
Contact protection for fitting/removing
Safety during handling
Early-make PE or PEN
Tap-off with early-make and late-break PE or PEN conductor contact when fitting or removing the tap-off unit.
In the 5-conductor system, the PE connection is made via
sliding contacts on the coding brackets. In the 4-conductor system, this is provided by a longer PEN bar on the
contact apparatus.
A 7-conductor system (N/PEN = L) is shown by way of
example below.
PE
PE
PEN
4-conductor (TN-C system)

Coding brackets
Fitting/removing
The LDA(C) system enables tap-off units to be fitted and
removed whilst the entire LD system is still energized.
All live parts are finger-proof during fitting and removal
(IP20).
The tap-off units should only be opened when the protective device is open, i.e. switched off.
All live internal live parts are finger-proof.
No load
A specified sequence of operations ensures that no load
current can flow when fitting or removing the tap-off
units.
Protection against direct contact
Degree of protection IP20 is provided at the open tap-off
point on the trunking unit and on the contact system of
the tap-off unit.
Cable connection safety feature
A plate which separates the cable connection area from
the component mounting area within the tap-off unit
prevents cables being inserted from touching live parts.
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5-conductor (TN-S system)

Engineering
Tap-offs
Correct orientation and installation
Cable entries
Coding brackets on the tap-off unit and on the tap-off

point of the trunking unit (key-lock principle) prevent the
tap-off units from being fitted incorrectly on the tap-off
point.
Relationship between the hook opening (phase

sequence) and the tap-off unit cable entry
With the tap-off above=-AD, the cable entry is from
the hook end.
This prevents the tap-off unit from being fitted in the

opposite way round on tap-off point and ensures the correct allocation of 4- and 5-pole LD systems.
b
a
LD.....-K-AD
Cable entry at the end
With the tap-off below=-ADU, the cable entry is from

the bolt end.
3
b
Illustration of a coding bracket in a 4-pole system
LD.....-K-ADU
When tap-off units are mounted on straight trunking

units for vertical installation (-V-AD), cable entry is from
the hook end.
b
Illustration of a coding bracket in a 5-pole system
a
LD.....-K-V-AD
Trunking units for vertical installation must always be

used when engineering tap-off points for vertical use
and with adjustments in height >1.3 m.
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Engineering
Tap-offs
Tap-off units GSTA fuse switch-disconnectors
Sizes
The compact design means that one size covers all current ratings.
Degree of protection IP 30 is standard. The high degree

of protection IP 54 (type suffix) can be provided just by
fitting an additional cover either at the factory or directly
on site.
Rated currents
The rated currents extend from 125 A to 630 A; and
1 GSTA 00 or 2 GSTA 00 may be selected for the 125 A
version.
Specified safety
Safety during fitting/removal while the system is live is
achieved by a specified fitting/removal sequence, see the
relevant intallation instruction, and by subsequent opening of the cable connection area after releasing 2 fixing
screws. The cover cannot be removed until the top section of the fuse switch-disconnector has been removed.
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Engineering
Tap-offs
Cabling box and cable entry
The bolt connection is designed for cables up to
300 mm2
The standard tap-off unit version has an end cable
entry
Where side cable entry is required, a cabling box (type
suffix) can be flange connected at the factory or
directly on site.

Sizes
There is one size of the tap-off unit. It can accommodate
both, GSTZ 2 or GSTZ 3.
Rated currents
The rated currents are 400 A and 630 A, respectively.
Safety by design
The fixed procedure for fitting/removal of the tap-off
unit provides protection against mishandling.
Degree of protection IP30 without door is standard. The
high degree of protection IP54 can be achieved by fitting
a door (type suffix).
Door hinging
A cable entry plate for a maximum of 3 multi-core cables
up to 300 mm2 is standard. The cables are supported by
an integral cable anchoring rail in the tap-off unit
(bracket clamps to be supplied on site). An undrilled aluminium entry plate for customized fitting with cable
glands on site, for single core cable entry can be obtained
by stating the relvant type suffix.
The doors may either be supplied with door hinged on

the left or door hinged on the right. When ordering,
the type suffix +LD-TL. or +LD-TR. must be used for this
purpose.
Sealing
The bolt connection is designed for cables up to 300 mm2.

The standard version is available with end or side cable
entry.
Sealing for the NH fuse switch-disconnector sizes NH 00

and NH 01 is standard. (Sealing for sizes NH 2 and NH 3
on request).
The door hinging may be converted on site.

Cable entry
For multi-core cables, the split cable entry flange is

designed for a maximum of 2 multi-core cables up to
300 mm2.
For single-core cables, the cables are inserted through a
drilled aluminium plate with PG cable glands. The number and size of the glands may be found in the Technical
Data section.
The cables are held by a cable anchoring rail within the
tap-off unit.
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Engineering
Tap-offs
Tap-off units with circuit-breakers
Versions
High switching capacity (H) for size 1 (80 ... 250 A)
and 2 (400 ... 570 A)
Very high switching capacity (L) for size 3
(800 ... 1250 A)
Circuit-breaker with 3 or 4-pole versions
4-pole circuit-breakers (TN-S system) are fitted with
100 % releases for 80 ... 250 A (NZM 7)
60 % releases for 400 ... 570 A (NZM 10)
without relese in the N conductor for 800 ... 1250 A
(3VL)
The NZM circuit-breakers are fitted with NHI and RHI
standard and trip-indicating auxiliary contacts as
standard, and the 3VL circuit-breakers with two
auxiliary switches (1 NO + 1 NS) and an alarm switch
(1 NO). A shunt or undervoltage release can be
selected for the version with remote operator.
All control connections are wired to terminals.
Sizes
Three sizes depending on the circuit-breaker in use:
Size 1 for tap-off units with NZM 7 circuit-breaker
(80 ... 250 A)
Size 2 for tap-off units with NZM 10 circuit-breaker
(400 ... 570 A)
Size 3 for tap-off units with 3VL circuit-breaker
(800 ... 1250 A)

Rated currents and switching capacity
Rated current Ie
(tap-off unit)
A
Setting range of
overcurr. release
A
Ue
Icu (kA)
at
Ue = 690 V
Version
Icu (kA)
at
Ue = 400 V
Tap-off-unit size 1, 80 ... 250 A

80
63 ... 80
400 or 690
100
10
NZM 7 circuit-breaker,
H version (high capacity)
100
80 ... 100
400 or 690
100
10
125
80 ... 125
400 or 690
100
10
160
125 ... 160
400 or 690
100
10
200
160 ... 200
400 or 690
100
10
250
200 ... 250
400 or 690
100
10
Tap-off-unit size 2, 400 ... 570 A

400
200 ... 400
400 or 690
100
30
570
300 ... 570
400 or 690
100
30
Tap-off-unit size 3, 800 ... 1250A

800
400 ... 800
400 or 690
100
35
3VL7 circuit-breaker,
L version (very high capacity)
1000
500 ... 1000
400 or 690
100
35
1250
500 ... 1250
400 or 690
100
35
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Engineering
Tap-offs
Safety during fitting
Tap-off units with circuit-breakers and motor drives
A specified sequence of operations ensures that no

load current can flow when fitting or removing the
tap-off units
All tap-off units with circuit-breakers have degree of
protection IP54.
Cable entry/connecting
Terminal bolt for power cables connected between the
load and the circuit-breaker
In the event of the circuit-breaker tripping or a tap-off
unit being opened, internal area protected to IP20
(finger proof)
All tap-off units are provided with a cable entry for
multi-core and single-core cables. Entry is from the side
and both cable entry plates can be exchanged (with
each other) as required. A divisible cable entry plate is
available for use with multi-core cables. This allows
cables to be inserted easily from the top. An undrilled
aluminium plate is available for single-core cables.
Tap-off units with circuit-breakers and handles
Equipment
The tap-off unit is fitted with a remote operator (without handle) as standard. The circuit-breaker can be
operated from the outside via a cover flap (ON/OFF).
The external actuating voltage of the motor operator
spans the 220 ... 240 V AC range. Tap-off units with 3VL
span the 220 ... 250 V AC range.
standard and trip-indicating auxiliary contacts for ON,
OFF and TRIPPED signalling as standard, and the 3VL
circuit-breakers with two auxiliary switches (1 NO +
1 NC) and an alarm switch (1 NO). Potential-free contacts are connected to the terminals.
The following table provides an overview:
Equipment
The tap-off unit is fitted with a handle and cover interlock as standard. It can therefore only be opened when
the circuit-breaker is switched off.
Signaling
standard and trip-indicating auxiliary contacts as standard, and the 3VL circuit-breakers with two auxiliary
switches (1 NO + 1 NS) and an alarm switch (1 NO).
Potential-free contacts are connected to the terminals.
Size 1
NZM 7
80 ... 250 A
Size 2
NZM 10
400 ... 570 A
Size 3
3VL
800 ... 1250 A
NHI
RHI
NHI
RHI
HS
AS
1 NO +
1 NC
1 NC
2 NO +
2 NC
2 NO +
2 NC
1 NO +
1 NC
1 NO
Either an undervoltage release (non-delayed) or a

shunt release can be used depending on the application at hand. These are wired to terminals. The external voltage supply has a range as follows:
Size 1 and 2 have a voltage range of 220 ... 240 V AC
for the undervoltage release and shunt release
Size 3 has a voltage range of
208 ... 277 V AC for the shunt release and
220 ... 250 V AC for the undervoltage release.
All electrical connections for motor operator, auxiliary
contact and release are wired to a terminal and are
connected (cable gland provided by customer) via a
cable entry knockout in the tap-off unit (1 PG 29).
The following table provides an overview:

Size 1
NZM 7
80 ... 250 A
Size 2
NZM 10
400 ... 570 A
Size 3
3VL
800 ... 1250 A
NHI
RHI
NHI
RHI
HS
AS
1 NO +
1 NC
1 NC
2 NO +
2 NC
2 NO +
2 NC
1 NO +
1 NC
1 NO

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Engineering
Special cases
Reduction units
Protective sleeves
Application
LD systems which pass through wall or ceiling apertures

need a protective sleeve for mechanical protection, e. g.
against contamination by mortar.
Mounting and fitting notes
The protective sleeve can be fitted retrospectively.
It consists of a two-piece steel sleeve with a flange. The
two L-shaped sleeve halves are screwed to one another
on the trunking unit. The protective sleeve is mounted on
the trunking unit such that it can move.
S = 1.2 m
Application
Costs can be saved by reducing from 7/8/9-conductor to
4/5-conductor LD systems for longer distances over which
it can be demonstrated that the current load level is relatively low.
For walls/ceilings which are thicker than 250 mm

(= length of the protective sleeve), a second protective
sleeve may be used for extension
The voltage drop over longer distances must be taken

into account.
Engineering
Since the overall short-circuit rating of the complete run

is based on the smaller LD system, either the complete
run must be limited to this value at the feeder or the
short-circuit current must be limited to the lower value
upstream of the reduction unit, e.g. by a coupling unit
with a circuit-breaker.
The smaller LD system must not be loaded with more
than its permissible rated current.
Reduction units are equipped with a fixed point at the
factory and are thus to be regarded as engineered fixed
points.
With regard to the reduction to a busbar system with
a lower rated current, the loop impedance must be
calculated using the lowest prospective single-pole
earth-fault current.
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Protective sleeve, part 1

Protective sleeve, part 2
The protective sleeve is not a substitute for the fire

barrier.

Engineering
Special cases
Parallel connection of LD runs
Application
Engineering
For economic reasons, it may be worthwhile to lay two

runs with aluminium conductors instead of one LD busbar
system with copper conductors.
A lateral clearance of 0.1 m is required between the

parallel runs in order to allow the single-bolt clamp terminal to be tightenend, as well as a lateral clearance
from the building structure and other obstructions of
0.1 m
Parallel connection of LD runs allows high currents to be

carried. However, the voltage drop must be taken into
account.
Advantages
Lighter mounting weight than when high currents are
transmitted via a single busbar run.
The option of using the basic components for other
configurations, particularly in distribution installations
which are modified frequently.
When the fire barrier is used, the remaining space

between the busbar trunking systems in the wall/ceiling cutout must also be filled with fireproof mortar.
The runs should always be positioned along one
another.
0.1
Phase sequence reversal units

When carrying power over long distances using LDA(C)
busbar trunking systems, a voltage drop of variable magnitude occurs. The voltage drop is caused by the arrangement of the conductors. The impedance values (details in
the Technical data section) and the voltage drop resulting
from them are determined as a mean value during type
testing.
The use of three phase sequence reversal units achieve
that the magnitude of the voltage drop in all three
phases corresponds to this mean value. In practice, one
phase sequence reversal unit is positioned after each
third of the total length of the busbar run. Phase
sequence reversal units are available on request.
Application
Phase sequence reversal units are used where a low balanced voltage drop is to be achieved in a power transmission system and where power is carried over long distances at high load levels.
Engineering
A phase sequence reversal unit is used for each third of
the total length of the busbar run. A total of three phase
sequence reversal units is therefore required.
L
1/6 L
L1
L2
L3
PEN (N)
(PE)
1/3 L
L3
L1
L2
PEN (N)
(PE)
1/3 L
L2
L3
L1
PEN (N)
(PE)
1/6 L
L1
L2
L3
PEN (N)
(PE)
L1
L2
L3
PEN (N)
(PE)
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Engineering
Special cases
Transition from LDA(C).5 to LDA(C).6
Explanation of the type suffix +LD-B(H)5 +LD-B(H)5
Application
Upgrading existing installations using the old 5-conductor version (PE = enclosure) to the new 5-conductor
system (PE conductor = separate busbar)
Connecting ID2000 distribution boards (make Moeller)
to trunking systems using the new 5-conductor system
Connecting MODAN distribution boards (make
Moeller) containing old LD connections.
Engineering
In a trunking run which uses reduction units, the loop
impedance must be calculated using the lowest prospective value of single-pole earth-fault current.
Implementation by type suffixes (+LD-B5; +LD-H5). The
transitions should always be positioned in the straight
trunking units. If the transition has to be in a junction
unit or a distribution board connection unit, the minimum limb length must be 0.65 m.
For this purpose, the first trunking unit in the new system must be ordered with a type suffix.
The type suffix to be selected draws a distinction

between two situations:
Case 1
The hook of the new trunking unit is to be connected to
the bolt of the old trunking unit.
1
3
12
LDA(C).5..-...
5-conductor system (PE = housing)
LDA(C).6..-.....+LD-H5
5-conductor system (PE = separate busbar)
LDA(C).6..-...
Case 2
The bolt of the new trunking unit is to be connected to
the hook of the old trunking unit.
1
12
LDA(C).5..-...
5-conductor system (PE = enclosure)
LDA(C).6..-.....+LD-B5
5-conductor system (PE = separate busbar)
In a trunking run which uses reduction units, the loop

impedance must be calculated using the lowest prospective value of single-pole earth-fault current.
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LDA(C).6..-...

Engineering
Special cases
Changing the connection configuration
for 7/8-conductor systems
Two busbar systems with differing L12 busbar position are
to be connected.
Connections are available on request.
Case 1
L12
L12
Case 2
L12
L12
Engineering
Connection is feasible only for the following busbar systems:
4-conductor systems
5-conductor systems (old)
LDA 4413(5), LDA 5413(5),

LDA 6413(5), LDA 7413(5),
LDA 8413(5)
LDA 4513(5), LDA 5513(5),

LDA 6513(5), LDA 7513(5),
LDA 8513(5)
LDC 6413(5), LDC 7413(5),

LDC 8413(5)
LDC 6513(5), LDC 7513(5),

LDC 8513(5)
LDA 4423(5), LDA 5423(5),

LDA 6423(5), LDA 7423(5),
LDA 8423(5)
LDA 4523(5), LDA 5523(5),

LDA 6523(5), LDA 7523(5),
LDA 8523(5)
LDC 6423(5), LDC 7423(5),

LDC 8423(5)
LDC 6523(5), LDC 7523(5),

LDC 8523(5)
Connection is not feasible for 8/9-conductor systems with

an additional 5th conductor (LDA(C).6..).
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Engineering
Special cases
Functional endurance class for busbar trunking systems
The functional endurance of our busbar trunking systems
has been tested in conjunction with the Promat Company
at the Braunschweig Materials Test Centre.
The tests cover all busbar trunking systems LD 1... to LD
8..., LDC 2... and LDC 3... as well as LDC 6... to LDC 8... for
power transmission (busbar trunking systems without a
tap-off point or tap-off unit).
Owing to the official certification required, the fire barrier material for our systems therefore may be obtained
only from the Promat Company.
Implementation may be carried out only by specialist
companies who have been instructed by the Promat
Company.
In addition to the marking of each trunking unit, the
installation company must provide a works certificate
based on EN 10204, Section 2.1. Marking labels are
available on request.
The works certificate is used as verification of correct
design implementation. The works certificate may be
requested from the Promat Company, together with
the documents required for correct installation.
Please refer to the responsible Promat specialist, for
questions relating to design implementation details as
well, since this documentation can provide only a
rough outline.
Further information is also contained in Promat Information Leaflets 490.15 and 660.30.
Contact address:
Promat GmbH
Postfach 10 15 64
D-40835 Ratingen
Phone:+49 (21 02) 49 32 00
Fax: +49 (21 02) 49 31 11
Contact: Dr. Wiedemann
Application
For certain applications, DIN VDE 0108 requires that functional endurance of busbar trunking systems for supplying power to parts of installations be provided for an
adequate time period,
e. g. E 90 = fire resistance period 90 min.
Fields of use with a high power requirement which are
considered for use with LD busbar trunking systems with
functional endurance are, for example, standby power
systems for supplying:
Passenger lifts with an evacuation circuit (E 30)
Water pressure boosting systems for fire-extinguisher
water supplies (E 90)
Systems for dissipating smoke and heat in the event of
a fire (E 90)
Fire-service lifts (E 90).
The main field of application extends to installations having a fire resistance period of 90 min.
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Standardization
In Germany, the official certification of functional endurance in the event of fire must be provided to DIN 4102
Part 12.
The verification documents are the test certificates
quoted for the respective items and the licences from the
Institut fr Bautechnik Berlin [Institution for Construction
Technology], issued to Promat GmbH, Postfach 101564,
D-40835 Ratingen.
In the course of harmonization, efforts are being made to
adopt the German Standards throughout Europe.
Engineering
Required materials/design
The following preconditions must be satisfied to achieve
functional endurance. More detailed information may be
obtained from the Promat Company.
Only Promatect-L 500 boards from the Promat Co. and
specified fixing materials may be used for partitioning.
The tests have been carried out only with these materials. The guarantee can be satisfied only by compliance
with this requirement.
The thickness d of the duct wall (see table next page)
depends on the busbar used and on the functional
endurance class required.
The distance between suspension elements must not
exceed 1200 mm (see side view) and they must be
made of steel.
Suspension elements must be dimensioned so that the
calculated tensile stress is not greater than 6 N/mm2.
The system must be gripped by a suspension element
immediately in front of and behind the mineral fibreboard abutment points, unless it is supported directly
below such points.
Threaded rods must be fixed in the solid structure by
steel inserts (double installation depth, at least 60 mm,
maximum 500 N/insert) approved by the construction
authorities, or by inserts officially certified to comply
with the functional endurance class.
There should be no obstacles in the path of the trunking (straight run), and it must always be suspended
from solid ceilings.
Every partitioned busbar system must be permanently
marked. The Promat marking labels must be fitted at
an easily visible point at intervals of 5 m (marking
labels on request).
For overview of the materials to be used, design of the
partitions and reduction of the rated current, see
Technical Information LV 71 T, pages 5/13 to 5/15.

Engineering
Special cases
Temperature response characteristic
The diagram shows how the rated current varies with the
ambient temperature.
This function applies to all LDA/LDC systems.
130
Rated current %
120
110
100
90
80
70
60
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
Ambient temperature C (average over 24 hours)
50
55
60
65
Transition from the LD system (old)

to the LD system (new)
System
Rated current Ie [A]

(cross-section [mm2])
Time period
Comment
LD 4-403
LD 4-603
LD 4-1003
400
600
800
1962 1969
1962 1969
1962 1969
No longer adaptable to the present-day systems
LD 1000
LD 1250
1000 (90 6)
1250 (90 8)
1969 1971/72
1969 1976
No longer adaptable
Adaptable according to IL (systems until the end of 1990, H/B 90 8)
LD 1600
1600 (2 90 6)
1969 1971/72
No longer adaptable to the present-day systems
LD 1000
1000 (90 8)
1972 1976
LD 1600
LD 2000
LD 3
1600 (2 90 8)
2000 (2 90 8)
1600 (2 90 8)
1971/72 1976
1971/72 1976
1976 1978
Adaptable with LDA 4 according to Internal List

(systems until the end of 1990, H/B 90 8)
LD 1
LD 2
LD 3
LD 4
LD 5
LD 6
1000 (90 8)
1250 (90 8)
1600 (130 8)
2500 (2 90 8)
3100 (2 130 8)
3500 (2 130 8)
1976 1991
1976 1991
1978 1991
1976 1991
1978 1991
1979 1986
Adaptable according to IL (systems until the end of 1990, H/W 90 8)

Adaptable to the present-day system
Was LD 54 Cu
LD 2 Cu
LD 3 Cu
LD 4 Cu
LD 5 Cu
1550 (90 8)
2050 (130 8)
2700 (2 90 8)
3500 (2 130 8)
1986 1991
1986 1991
1986 1991
1986 1991

Adaptable to the present-day system, physically identical to LD6
LDA 1
LDA 2
LDA 3
LDA 4
LDA 5
LDA 6
LDA 7
LDA 8
1100 (90 8 0.575)

1250 (90 8)
1600 (90 8)
2000 (2 90 8 0.575)
2500 (2 90 8)
3000 (2 90 8)
3700 (2 130 8)
4000 (2 155 8)
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
LDC 2
LDC 3
LDC 6
LDC 7
LDC 8
2000 (90 8)
2600 (130 8)
3400 (2 90 8)
4400 (2 130 8)
5000 (2 155 8)
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
1992 to date
A special reduction unit (+LD-B5; +LD-H5) is required for connection of

LDA.5.. (PE = enclosure) to LDA.6.. (PE = separate conductor).
Important: the loop impedance must be calculated using the lowest
prospective value of single-pole earth-fault current.
A special reduction unit (+LD-B5; +LD-H5) is required for connection of

LDC.5.. (PE = enclosure) to LDC.6.. (PE = separate conductor).
Important: the loop impedance must be calculated using the lowest
prospective value of single-pole earth-fault current.
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Dimension Drawings
Straight Trunking Units
LDA (C)...-...
LDA (C)...-D-...
LDA (C)...-V-...
225
185
500 3200
20
20
85
410
LDA (C)...-J-...
185
185
500 3200
20
3
LDA (C) 1... to LDA (C) 3...
LDA (C) 1...-K-... to LDA (C) 3...-K-...

300
180
200
180
200
Coding bracket
LDA (C) 4... to LDA (C) 8...
LDA (C) 4...-K-... to LDA (C) 8...-K-...
180
190
180
190
340
240
257
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257

Dimension Drawings
AS transformer and distribution board connection pieces
External dimensions
LD.....-AS 1 +LD-..
Lug intervals as supplied
725
410
362.51)
3102)
902)
185
13.5
Lug type
II
II
145
20
3 150 1603)
105
40
1202)
PE
Lug intervals which can be produced on site by rotating the connection lugs
13,5
Notes
3 165 1803)
Fixing materials:
(not supplied as standard)
M12 ...-8.8 bolts

Lock washers to DIN 6796-12-FSt (2 off per bolt)
Muttern M12-8 nuts
1) Reference dimensions for engineering = centre of AS 1 (362.5 mm).

For further details, see the Engineering - Incoming Connections Section.
2) Height dimensions apply to all LD connection units.
3) Lug intervals apply to cable copper busbar widths 120 mm.
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Dimension Drawings
External dimensions
LD.....-AS 2 +LD-..
1085
410
542,51)
185
PE
3 190 2802)
Lug type
III
IV
IV
III
3 285 3802)
Notes
Fixing materials:
M12 ...-8.8 bolts

Muttern M12-8 nuts
1) Reference dimensions for engineering = centre of AS 1 (542.5 mm).

For further details, see the Engineering - Incoming Connections Section.
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Dimension Drawings
External dimensions
LD.....-AS 3 +LD-.E (+LD-.G)
1430
410
7151)
L2
185
PEN(N)
PE
200 3002)
450 6002)
Lug type
450 6002)
VI
VII
3
L2
PEN(N)
PE
200 4002)
610 7502)
Notes
Fixing materials:
610 7502)
M12 ...-8.8 bolts

Muttern M12-8 nuts
1) Reference dimensions for engineering = centre of AS 3 = centre of lug L 2.

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Dimension Drawings
External dimensions
LD.....-AS 3 +LD-.F (+LD-.H)
1430
410
7151)
PEN(N)
185
L2
PE
200 3002)
450 6002)
Lug type
VII
450 6002)
VI
3
PEN(N)
L2
PE
200 4002)
610 7502)
Notes
Fixing materials:
610 7502)
M12 ...-8.8 bolts

Muttern M12-8 nuts
1) Reference dimensions for engineering = centre of AS 3 = centre of lug L 2 (715 mm).

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Dimension Drawings
External dimensions
LD.....-AS 4 +LD-..A(C)
1930
410
3651)
185
L3 (L1)
450 6002)
Lug type
VIII
450 6002)
V
PE
150 3502)
VI
VII
3
L3 (L1)
PEN(N)
605 7502)
Notes
605 7502)
150 3502)
Fixing materials:
M12 ...-8.8 bolts
(not supplied as standard) Lock washers to DIN 6796-12-FSt (2 off per bolt)
Muttern M12-8 nuts
1) Reference dimensions for engineering = centre of lug L 3 (L 1)
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Dimension Drawings
External dimensions
LD.....-AS 4 +LD-..B(D)
1930
410
15651)
PEN (N)
L3 (L1)
150 3502)
Lug type
VII
185
L2
450 6002)
VI
(L1) L3
450 6002)
V
VIII
3
PEN (N)
L3 (L1)
150 3502)
Notes
L2
605 7502)
Fixing materials:
L1 (L3)
605 7502)
M12 ...-8.8 bolts

Muttern M12-8 nuts
1) Reference dimensions for engineering = centre of lug L 3 (L 1)

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Dimension Drawings
Connection lugs
Connection lugs for AS 1 to AS 4
PEN(N) connection lug
View Y
View Z
LDA 3...-AS. +LD-...
LDC 3...-AS. +LD-...
27
300
120
255
30
240
40
9
80
PE
10
15
View Z
LDA 6(7)...-AS. +LD-...
LDC 6...-AS. +LD
View Z
LDC 7.1.-AS. +LD-..
LDA 8.1.-AS. +LD-..
LDC 8.1.-AS. +LD-..
with half PEN(N)-conductor
View Z
LDC 7.2.-AS. +LD-..
LDA 8.2.-AS. +LD-..
LDC 8.2.-AS. +LD-..
with full PEN(N)-conducter,
all lugs are identical
357
39
10
297
PE
L.
L.
L.
PEN(N)
2 10
30
95
PE
PE
L.
PEN(N)
L.
PEN(N)
85
PEN(N) = L for LDA 6(7).1. and

LDC 6.1.
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Dimension Drawings
Connection lugs
Connection lugs for AS 1 to AS 4
60
90
15
30
20
13,5
40
120
12,5
30
a
l
Lug type
AS 1
82.5
142.5
II
68
128
III
202.5
262.5
IV
110
170
AS 3
AS 4
210
270
VII
160
220
VIII
360
420
210
270
VII
160
220
Connection lugs, Type VI for AS 3 and AS 4
Customized connection lugs
90
100 (120)
50 (60)
50 (60, 80)
40
85
15
20
30
12.5
40
120
13.5
20
AS 2
551)
120
Notes
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1) Elongated holes with centre spacing of 55 mm to provide:

50 mm spacing for connection of braided cable, width of 100 mm,
60 mm spacing for connection of braided cable, width of 120 mm.
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Dimension Drawings
Connection lugs
PE connection lugs for AS 1 to AS 4
LD...6.-AS. +LD-1.
LD...6.-AS. +LD-2.
501) (60)
13,5
85
20
40
115
120
Basic lugs of the LD connection feeder unit
20
12.5
17.5
40
PE
3 x 30
120
f
Notes
1) Elongated holes with centre spacing of 55 mm to provide:

50 mm spacing for connection of braided cable, width of 100 mm,
60 mm spacing for connection of braided cable, width of 120 mm.
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Dimension Drawings
Flange plate
Aluminium flange plate and enclosure cutout
PE
30

h
a 95
a 20
b 130
115
25
b 20
Centreline of LD.....-AS = cutout centreline
Type
Type suffix
Phase sequence,
Offset
LD.3...-AS 1
+LD-...
255
LDA 6(7,8)...-AS 1
+LD-...
312
LDC 6...-AS 1
+LD-...
LDC 7(8)...-AS 1
+LD-...
LD.3...-AS 2
+LD-...
255
LDA 6(7,8)...-AS 2
+LD-...
312
LDC 6...-AS 2
+LD-...
LDC 7(8)...-AS 2
+LD-...
LD.3...-AS 3
+LD-...
255
LDA 6(7,8)...-AS 3
+LD-...
312
LDC 6...-AS 3
+LD-...
LDC 7(8)...-AS 3
+LD-...
LD.3...-AS 4
+LD-...A(C)
255
LDA 6(7,8)...-AS 4
+LD-...A(C)
312
LDC 6...-AS 4
+LD-...A(C)
LDC 7(8)...-AS 4
+LD-...A(C)
LD.3...-AS 4
+LD-...B(D)
255
LDA 6(7,8)...-AS 4
+LD-...B(D)
312
LDC 6...-AS 4
+LD-...B(D)
LDC 7(8)...-AS 4
+LD-...B(D)
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115
165.5.5
164
165.5
3 165 = 495
110
1155
287.5
280
287.5
4 213.75 = 855
110
1500
+LD-.E(G) = 300
+LD-.F(H) = 600
300
+LD-.E(G) = 600
+LD-.F(H) = 300
6 200 = 1200
110
2000
250
600
600
8 212.5 = 1700
250
8 212.5 = 1700
795
205
205
205
110
205
365
600
110
205

Dimension Drawings
Front view
Side view
120
205
552
15
87
87

32 72
b
280
a
470
a + 120
10
490
Entry
View Z
470
320
60
30
40
120
40
Cable entry plate for single-core cable (+LD-BPAL)
435
Enclosure Cable entries

size
(see
dimension b)
3 90 420
LDA 1.2.-KE. 1
450
LDA 2.2.-KE. 1
450
3 90 420
LDA 3.2.-KE. 2
650
5 90 620
LDA 4.1.-KE. 2
650
5 90 620
LDA 4.2.-KE. 2
650
5 90 620
LDC 2.2.-KE. 2
650
5 90 620
LDA 5.1.-KE. 3
800
7 90 770
LDA 5.2.-KE. 3
800
7 90 770
LDC 3.2.-KE. 3
800
7 90 770
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Dimension Drawings
VE, VEU distribution board connection units
Connection to SIVACON 8PV and 8PT power distribution systems
The figures show the most important dimensional details using selected examples.
-LH angular connection units
121
x
mm
y
mm
LDA (C)....-VEU-L.
500
500
LDA (C)....-VEU-L.-X*
500 ... 1240
500
LDA (C)....-VEU-L.-Y*
500
500 ... 1240
LDA (C)....-VEU-L.-X*/Y*
500 ... 1240
500 ... 1240
-LHL-Z* offset connection units
121
x
y
mm
z
mm
LDA (C)....-VEU-L..
500
500
LD. 1 3 = 360
LD. 4 8 = 420
LDA (C)....-VEU-L..-X*
500 1240
500
LD. 1 3 = 360
LD. 4 8 = 420
LDA (C)....-VEU-L..-Y*
500
500 ... 1240 LD. 1 3 = 360

LD. 4 8 = 420
LDA (C)....-VEU-L..-X*/Y*
500 ... 1240 500 ... 1240 LD. 1 3 = 360

LD. 4 8 = 420
LDA (C)....-VEU-L..-Z*
500
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244
32
x
mm
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500
LD. 1 3 = 360 ... 1300

LD. 4 8 = 420 ... 1300

Dimension Drawings
VE, VEU distribution board connection units
Connection to non-Siemens power distribution systems (FA 1) and incoming cable connection units (KE)
The figures show the most important dimensional details using selected examples.
-VEH angular connection units
30
x
mm
y
mm
LDA (C)....-VE.
500
300
LDA (C)....-VE.-X*
500 ... 1240 300
-VEHL offset connection units

x
x
y
mm
z
mm
LDA (C)....-VE..
500
300
LD. 1 3 = 360
LD. 4 8 = 420
LDA (C)....-VE..-X*
500 ... 1240 300
LD. 1 3 = 360
LD. 4 8 = 420
LDA (C)....-VE..-Z*
500
LD. 1 3 = 360 ... 1300

LD. 4 8 = 420 ... 1300
300
240
30
x
mm
LD-VEG 1(2) (-5) distribution board connection flange

a
a
mm
180
LD-VEG 2 (-5)
240
185
LD-VEG 1 (-5)
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Dimension Drawings
4-pole
LDA 2420-FA 1
LDA 3420-FA 1
LDC 2420-FA 1
LDC 3420-FA 1
View A
h
207
L3
L2
L1
PEN
L2
L3
PEN
L1
9
36,5
i
175
LDA 5410-FA 1
LDA 7410-FA 1
LDC 6410-FA 1
LDC 7410-FA 1
LDA 8410-FA 1
LDC 8410-FA 11)
L12
L21
L22
L31
L32
L11
L12
L11
L12
L21
L22
L21
L22
L31
L32
L31
L32
L11
PEN
PEN
PEN
LDA 7420-FA 1
LDC 6420-FA 1
LDC 7420-FA 1
LDA 8420-FA 1
LDC 8420-FA 11)
LDA 5420-FA 1
L12
L11
L12
L21
L22
L21
L22
L32
L31
L32
L31
L32
PEN
PEN
PEN
PEN
PEN
L21
L22
L31
PEN
L12
L11
L11
1) For the length of connection lugs see table on the following page.
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Dimension Drawings
Dimensions of FA 1, 4-pole
Conductor material: Aluminium
LDA 2420-FA 1
a
mm
b
mm
c
mm
d
mm
e
mm
f
mm
90
166
LDA 3420-FA 1
LDA 5410-FA 1
242
318
g
mm
h
mm
i
mm
Connection
pattern
108.5
90
114.5
148.5
130
154.5
B
A
137
90
114.5
LDA 7410-FA 1
177
130
154.5
LDA 8410-FA 1
177
154
176
LDA 5420-FA 1
146.5
90
114.5
LDA 7420-FA 1
186.5
130
154.5
LDA 8420-FA 1
186.5
154
176
g
mm
h
mm
i
mm
Connection
pattern
Conductor material: Copper
LDC 2420-FA 1
a
mm
b
mm
c
mm
d
mm
e
mm
f
mm
90
166
LDC 3420-FA 1
LDC 6410-FA 1
242
318
148.5
90
114.5
148.5
130
154.5
B
B
177
90
114.5
LDC 7410-FA 1
177
130
154.5
LDC 8410-FA 1
197
154
176
LDC 6420-FA 1
186.5
90
114.5
LDC 7420-FA 1
186.5
130
154.5
LDC 8420-FA 1
206.5
154
176
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Dimension Drawings
Mounting information
Enclosure cutout details for connecting a 4-conductor LD system
c
d
LD...-VE..
min. 140
212
115
5,4
7,5
a
M6 12
min. 230
3
LDA 2420-FA 1
LDC 2420-FA 1
a
mm
b
mm
c
mm
d
mm
91
120
113
100
170
157
LDA 3420-FA 1
LDC 3420-FA 1
LD...-FA.
LDA 5410-FA 1
LDC 6410-FA 1
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148
120
LDA 7410-FA 1
LDC 7410-FA 1
160
LDA 8410-FA 1
LDC 8410-FA 1
180
LDA 5420-FA 1
LDC 6420-FA 1
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160
167
120
LDA 7420-FA 1
LDC 7420-FA 1
160
LDA 8420-FA 1
LDC 8420-FA 1
180
189

Dimension Drawings
5-pole
LDA 2620-FA 1
LDA 3620-FA 1
LDC 2620-FA 1
LDC 3620-FA 1
View A
h
207
PE
PE
L1
L1
L2
L3
L2
L3
36,5
i
175
LDA 5610-FA 1
LDA 7610-FA 1
LDC 6610-FA 1
LDC 7610-FA 1
LDA 8610-FA 1
LDC 8610-FA 1
PE
PE
PE
L11
L12
L21
L31
L12
L11
L12
L22
L21
L22
L21
L22
L32
L31
L32
L31
L32
L11
N
g
LDC 6620-FA 1
LDC 7620-FA 1
LDA 7620-FA 1
LDA 8620-FA 1
LDC 8620-FA 11)
PE
PE
L12
L21
L22
L31
L32
L11
PE
LDA 5620-FA 1
N
g
L11
L12
L21
L22
L31
L32
L11
L12
L21
L22
L31
L32
1) For the length of connection lugs see table on the following page.
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Dimension Drawings
Dimensions of FA 1, 5-pole
LDA 2620-FA 1
a
mm
b
mm
c
mm
d
mm
e
mm
f
mm
80
156
232
127.5 108.5
LDA 3620-FA 1
g
mm
h
mm
90
i
mm
Connection
pattern
114.5 A
167.5 148.5 130
154.5 B
156
137
90
114.5 A
LDA 7610-FA 1
196
177
130
154.5 B
LDA 8610-FA 1
196
177
154
176
LDA 5620-FA 1
165.5 146.5
90
114.5 A
LDA 7620-FA 1
205.5 186.5 130
154.5 B
LDA 8620-FA 1
205.5 186.5 154
176
i
mm
Connection
pattern
LDA 5610-FA 1
308
384
LDC 2620-FA 1
a
mm
b
mm
c
mm
d
mm
e
mm
f
mm
80
156
232
167.5 148.5
LDC 3620-FA 1
h
mm
90
114.5 B
167.5 148.5 130
154.5 B
196
177
90
114.5 B
LDC 7610-FA 1
196
177
130
154.5 B
LDC 8610-FA 1
216
197
154
176
LDC 6620-FA 1
205.5 186.5
90
114.5 B
LDC 7620-FA 1
205.5 186.5 130
154.5 B
LDC 8620-FA 1
225.5 206.5 154
176
LDC 6610-FA 1
g
mm
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384

Dimension Drawings
Mounting information
Enclosure cutout details for connecting a 5-conductor LD system
c
c1
LD...-VE..
min. 140
PE
212
115
5,4
7,5
a1
M6 12
min. 250
3
LDA 2620-FA 1
LDC 2620-FA 1
LD...-FA.
a
mm
a1
mm
b
mm
c
mm
45.5
55
120
56.5
64.5 100
85
93
LDA 3620-FA 1
LDC 3620-FA 1
LDA 5610-FA 1
LDC 6610-FA 1
d
mm
160
74
83.5
120
LDA 7610-FA 1
LDC 7610-FA 1
160
LDA 8610-FA 1
LDC 8610-FA 1
180
LDA 5620-FA 1
LDC 6620-FA 1
c1
mm
83.5
93
120
LDA 7620-FA 1
LDC 7620-FA 1
160
LDA 8620-FA 1
LDC 8620-FA 1
180
94.5
157
102.5
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Dimension Drawings
Braided cable busbar connection
Cross-sections
Recommended cross-sections of braided cable busbars

Required cross-section
Connection
pattern
LDA 2420-FA 1
Cu 60 10
LDA 2620-FA 1
Cu 60 10
LDA 3420-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 3620-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 5410-FA 1
Cu 60 10
LDA 5420-FA 1
Cu 60 10
LDA 5610-FA 1
Cu 60 10
LDA 5620-FA 1
Cu 60 10
LDA 7410-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 7420-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 7610-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 7620-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 8410-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 8420-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 8610-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDA 8620-FA 1
Cu 100 10
60
h1)
11
30
65
h1)
20
60
105
h1)
120
20
60
105
1)
30
60
125
1) For dimension h see FA 1 dimension tables

(4-pole and 5-pole)
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Required cross-section
Connection
pattern
LDC 2420-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDC 2620-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDC 3420-FA 1
Cu 100 15
LDC 3620-FA 1
Cu 100 15
LDC 6410-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDC 6420-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDC 6610-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDC 6620-FA 1
Cu 100 10
LDC 7410-FA 1
Cu 100 12
LDC 7420-FA 1
Cu 100 12
LDC 7610-FA 1
Cu 100 12
LDC 7620-FA 1
Cu 100 12
LDC 8410-FA 1
Cu 120 10
LDC 8420-FA 1
Cu 120 10
LDC 8610-FA 1
Cu 120 10
LDC 8620-FA 1
Cu 120 10

Dimension Drawings
Mounting information for connections
C,D
M10 40
MA = 45 Nm
M10 40
M A = 45 Nm
M10
M10
M10
M10 40
MA = 45 Nm
M10
Note:
M10
The fixing materials illustrated here are included in the scope of supply.
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Dimension Drawings
Tap-off units
Tap-off units with GSTA fuse switch-disconnectors, IP 30 degree of protection
Without cabling box (end cable entry)
With cabling box (side cable entry)
LD-K-.AK./.ST...
+BD 2-800-KR
596
161
max. 490
900
317,5
Tap-off unit fitted
Space requirement for fitting

370
424
47
494
307
131,5
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Dimension Drawings
Tap-off units
Tap-off units with GSTA fuse switch-disconnectors, IP 54 degree of protection
Without cabling box (end cable entry)
With cabling box (side cable entry)
LD-K-.AK./.ST...
+BD 2-800-KR
603
161
max. 490
903.5
317.5
Tap-off unit fitted
131.5

370
505
318
44
430
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Dimension Drawings
Tap-off units
861
44
160,5
58
43
15
15
276
134
445
Tap-off unit with door
Tap-off unit without door
518
476
275
431
167
310
710
90
Note:
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The external size of the coding brackets can be found in the dimension table
for trunking units with tap-off points.
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Dimension Drawings
Tap-off units
Tap-off units with NZM 7 circuit-breaker (80 ... 250 A)
LD-K.AK./LSH-...-.
LD-K.AK./LSM-...-.
158
600
317.5
Tap-off unit fitted
136.5
62
3
497
310
62
424
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Dimension Drawings
Tap-off units
Tap-off units with NZM 10 circuit-breaker (400 ... 570 A)
LD-K.AK./LSH-...-.
LD-K.AK./LSM-...-.
187
900
387.5
Tap-off unit fitted
136.5
87
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542
62
47
355
62
424

Dimension Drawings
Tap-off units
Tap-off units with SENTRON 3VL circuit-breaker (800 ... 1250 A)
LD-K.AK./LSH-.....-LS
LD-K.AK./LSM-.....-LS
1500
1500
60
60
G_NSV0_XX_00557
G_NSV0_XX_00554
137
137
313
907,5

48

48
424
48
G_NSV0_XX_00558
G_NSV0_XX_00555
Tap-off unit fitted
G_NSV0_XX_00559
520
442
Tap-off unit fitted
G_NSV0_XX_00556
403
700
424
907,5
403
622
48
313
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Dimension Drawings
Accessories
Flanges
LD.-EF.-H.
LD.-EF.-BF.
325
LD.-EF.-B.
325
325
Protective sleeves
32
257
193
13
250
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a
mm
b
mm
LD-DF 1B
213
270
LD-DF 2B
270
327

Dimension Drawings
Accessories
LD-B 1
LD-B 2
281
95
28
224

LD-BV
250
50

127
200
60
a
mm
14
50
15

27,5
min. 20
LDA 1 to LDA 3
300
LDC 2 to LDC 3
300
LDA 4 to LDA 8
357
LDC 6 to LDC 8
357
LD system
Front
To be supplied on site
40
Torque spanner
LD-DR
125

39

460

For 80 Nm
Socket, 22 mm
Extension
Ratchet, two-directional
Knee joint
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Dimension Drawings
Notes
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4/2
Glossary
4/4
Ordering notes
4/5
Siemens contacts
4/6
A&D Online services
4/7
Customer support
4/8
Alphabetical and type reference index
4/9
Condtions of sale and delivery,

export regulations
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Annex
Glossary
In accordance with IEC/EN 60439-1, rated values are supplied by the manufacturers of low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies. These rated values
apply for the specified operating conditions and characterise the usability of a
switchgear assembly.
The rated values should be used as a basis for co-ordination of equipment or engineering the switchgear assemblies.
(AC) Rating or rated power

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.2.3
The operational power that an equipment is capable of switching at the associated rated operational voltage in accordance with the utilization category, e.g.
contactor utilization category AC-3: 37 kW at 400 V.
Rated conditional short-circuit current (Icc)

IEC/EN 60439-1; 4.5
The rated conditional short-circuit current corresponds to the prospective shortcircuit current which a circuit of a switchgear assembly can carry when protected
by a short-circuit protective device, without sustaining damage (for a specified
duration). For this reason the rated conditional short-circuit current is quoted for
tap-offs and/or feeder units with circuit-breakers, for example.
Rated conditional short-circuit current

IEC/EN 60947-1; 2.5.29
a Rated conditional short-circuit current (Iq)
Rated control circuit-voltage (Uc)

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.5.1
Voltage which is supplied to the actuating make contact in a control circuit. Due
to the presence in the control circuit of transformers or resistors, this voltage may
differ from the rated control supply voltage.
Rated current In) (of a circuit-breaker)

IEC/EN 60947-2; 4.3.2.3
Current which for circuit-breakers is equal to the uninterrupted current and the
conventional free-air thermal current.
a Rated uninterrupted current
Rated frequency
IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.3
The frequency for which an equipment is designed and to which the other characteristics are refered.
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp)

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.1.3
Measures the stability of the internal clearances inside a switchgear against

overvoltage peaks. The utilization of suitable switchgear can ensure that overvoltages are prevented from transfering from the mains to deenergized system
sections within it.
Rated insulation voltage (Ui)

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.1.2
The voltage to which insulation tests and creepage distances refer. Under no circumstances is the highest rated operational voltage permitted to exceed the
rated insulation voltage.
a Rated operational voltage
Rated making capacity

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.5.2
The current which a switchgear unit is capable of switching on in accordance

with the utilization category and at the rated operational voltage.
Rated operational current (Ie)

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.2.3
The current that an equipment is capable of carrying, taking into account the
rated operational voltage, duration of operation, utilization category and ambient temperature.
Rated operational voltage (Ue)

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.1.1
The voltage to which the characteristics of a switchgear unit are refered. Under
no circumstances is the highest rated operational voltage permitted to exceed
the rated insulation voltage.
a Rated insulation voltage
Rated peak short-circuit withstand current (Ipk)

IEC/EN 60439-1; 4.4
The rated peak withstand current describes as the peak value of the surge current, the dynamic strength of a circuit in a switchgear assembly. The rated shorttime withstand current is generally specified for the distribution system and/or
main busbars of a switchgear assembly.
Rated service short-circuit breaking capacity (Ics)

IEC/EN 60947-2; 4.3.5.2.2
The prospective short-circuit current which, depending on the rated operational

voltage, a circuit-breaker is capable of breaking repeatedly (test cycle OCOCO,
previously P2). After interrupting this short-circuit current value, the circuitbreaker must be capable of continuing to carry and disconnect in the event of
overloading, the rated uninterrupted current, despite its own thermal level having increased.
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Glossary
Rated short-circuit breaking capacity (Icn)
IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.6.3
The maximum value of current which a switchgear unit is capable of switching

off at rated operational voltage and rated frequency without sustaining damage.
It is expressed as r.m.s. value.
Rated short-circuit making capacity (Icm)

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.6.2
The maximum value of current which a switchgear unit is capable of switching

on at a specific rated operational voltage and rated frequency without sustaining
damage. Unlike other characteristics values, this is expressed as a peak value.
Rated short-circuit withstand current (Icw)

IEC/EN 60439-1; 4.3
The rated short-circuit withstand current describes, as the effective value of the
short-circuit current, the thermal strength of a circuit in a switchgear assembly
during transient loading. The rated short-time withstand current is normally
determined for the duration of 1 s, and any divergent times must be stated. The
rated short-time withstand current is specified for the distribution system and/or
main busbars of a switchgear assembly.
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (Icu)

IEC/EN 60947-2; 4.3.5.2.1
Maximum short-circuit current, which a circuit-breaker is capable of interrupting

(test cycle: OCO, previously P-1). After interrupting this current value the circuit-breaker is capable, with increased tolerances, of disconnecting in the event
of overloading.
Rated uninterrupted current (Iu)

IEC/EN 60947-1; 4.3.2.4
The current which a switchgear unit can carry in uninterrupted duty (for weeks,
months or years).
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Ordering notes
Aluminium and copper surcharges

Surcharges for copper (Cu) and aluminum (Al) will be added to
the product prices; these surcharges will take the form of percentages of the list prices. Calculation of the surcharges will be
governed by the official Al quotation for aluminum and by the
Cu-DEL quotation applying on the date of receipt of order or of
call-off.
For the products in this catalog, aluminum and copper are included in the prices on the basis of 150,-- /100 kg. Aluminum and
copper quotations above that amount are calculated on the basis of the month previous to invoicing.
Calculation formula for Al/Cu surcharges:
Cu-DEL quotation or Al quotation 150
------------------------------------------------------------ Cu/Al weight (kg)
100 kg
Small orders
When small orders are placed, the costs associated with order
processing are greater than the order value. We recommend
therefore that you combine several small orders. Where this is
not possible, we unfortunately find it necessary to charge a
processing supplement of 20.-- to cover our costs for order
processing and invoicing for all orders with a net goods value of
less than 250.--.
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Selection and ordering data: type

If a type designation contains * characters, it is not complete and
must be supplemented according to specifications in the list.
Order number supplement

For an order, BVP: must be placed before the order number
stated in the catalog.
Example: the order number in the catalog is 034262. When placing an order, please write BVP:034262. The price list already
contains the order numbers supplemented with BVP:
Annex
Siemens contacts
Siemens contacts worldwide

At
http://www.siemens.de/automation/partner
you can find details of Siemens contact partners worldwide
responsible for particular technologies.
You can obtain in most cases a contact partner for
Technical Support,
Spare parts/repairs,
Service,
Training,
Sales or
Consultation/engineering.
You start by selecting a
Country,
Product or
Sector.
By further specifying the remaining criteria you will find exactly
the right contact partner with his/her respective expertise.
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A&D Online services
A&D in the WWW

A detailed knowledge of the range of products and services
available is essential when planning and configuring automation
systems. It goes without saying that this information must always
be fully up-to-date.
The Siemens Automation and Drives Group (A&D) has therefore
built up a comprehensive range of information in the World Wide
Web, which offers quick and easy access to all data required.
Under the address
http://www.siemens.de/automation
you will find everything you need to know about products, systems and services.
Product Selection Using the Interactive Catalog

Detailed information together with convenient interactive functions:
The interactive catalog CA 01 covers more than 80,000 products
and thus provides a full summary of the Siemens Automation
and Drives product base.
Here you will find everything that you need to solve tasks in the
fields of automation, switchgear, installation and drives.
All information is linked into a user interface which is easy to
work with and intuitive.
After selecting the product of your choice you can order at the
press of a button, by fax or by online link.
Information on the interactive catalog can be found on the Internet under
http://www.siemens.de/automation/ca01
or on CD-ROM:
Automation & Drives CA 01,
Order No.: E86060-D4001-A110-C3-7600
Easy Shopping with the A&D Mall

The A&D Mall is the virtual department store of Siemens AG in
the Internet. Here you have access to a huge range of products
presented in electronic catalogs in an informative and attractive
way.
Data transfer via EDIFACT allows the whole procedure from selection through ordering to tracking of the order to be carried out
online via the Internet.
Numerous functions are available to support you.
For example, powerful search functions make it easy to find the
required products, which can be immediately checked for availability. Customer-specific discounts and preparation of quotes
can be carried out online as well as order tracking and tracing.
Please visit the A&D Mall on the Internet under:
http://www.siemens.de/automation/mall
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Customer support
Configuring and software engineering .
Support in configuring and developing with customer-oriented

services from actual configuration to implementation of the automation project. 2)
In the face of harsh competition you need optimum conditions to

keep ahead all the time:
A strong starting position, a sophisticated strategy and team
for the necessary support in every phase.
Service & Support from Siemens provides this support; with a
complete range of different services for automation and drives.
In every phase: from planning and startup to maintenance and
upgrading.
Technical support
Competent consulting in technical questions covering a wide

range of customer-oriented services for all our products and
systems.
Tel.: +49 (180) 50 50 222
Fax: +49 (180) 50 50 223
E-Mail: ad.support@siemens.com
Our specialists know when and where to act to keep the productivity and cost-effectiveness of your system running in top form.
Online support
The comprehensive information

system available round the
clock via Internet ranging from
Product Support and Service &
Support services to Support
Tools in the shop.
Service on site
With Service on site we offer services for startup and maintenance, essential for ensuring
system availability.
Tel.: +49 (180) 50 50 444 2)
http://www.siemens.com/
automation/service&support
Technical consulting
Technical assistance
Support in the planning and designing of your project. From detailed actual-state analysis,
target definition and consulting
on product and system questions right up to the creation of
the automation solution. 2)
Expert technical assistance 1)

for low-voltage controlgear,
switchgear and systems and
electrical installation.
Tel.: +49 (9 11) 8 95-59 00
Fax: +49 (9 11) 8 95-59 07
Repairs and spare parts
4
In the operating phase of a machine or automation system we
provide a comprehensive repair
and spare parts service ensuring the highest degree of operating safety and reliablity.
Tel.: +49 (180) 50 50 446 2)
Optimization and upgrading
To enhance productivity and

save costs in your project we offer high-quality services in optimization and upgrading. 2)
E-Mail: technical-assistance
@siemens.com
1) Contact:
Technical assistance for product selection Old/new coding
Competitor coding Special versions Special requirements
Sales promotion (Infoline).
Your regional contacts for sales support (prices, discounts, delivery times).
Technical support for commissioning support and after-sales service.
2) For country-specific telephone numbers go to our Internet site

http://www.siemens.com/automation/service&support
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Alphabetical and type reference index
Page
Accessories
Adapters for connection
3/46, 3/47
3/33, 3/89
B
Busbars
3/68, 3/69
Knees
F
Fire barriers
Fixing brackets
Fixing elements
Fuse switch disconnectors
3/91 ... 3/94

3/47
3/47
3/41 ... 3/43,
3/108, 3/109
3/28 ... 3/31
LD.....-AS.-T
3/32 ... 3/37
LD.....-D
O
Offsets, junction units
3/97
Optional lengths, trunking units 3/6 ... 3/9
Order processing
3/81
Overcurrent protection devices
3/41 ... 3/45, 3/108 ... 3/111
P
Parallel connection of busbar runs
3/113
Partitioning
3/116
Phase sequence
3/69
Phase sequence reversal units
3/113
Project management
3/77 ... 3/82
Protective sleeves
3/46, 3/112
R
Rated current
Reduction units
3/68
3/40, 3/112
S
Standard lengths, trunking units 3/6 ... 3/9
Suspension brackets
3/47
H
Height adjustments
Horizontal busbar runs
3/97, 3/101
3/95, 3/96,
3/99, 3/100
I
Incoming cable connection units 3/38, 3/88
Installation
3/75, 3/76
J
Junction units
Knees
T units
U units
Elbows
Z units
3/10 ... 3/21

3/12, 3/14, 3/15
3/18 ... 3/21
3/11, 3/13
3/10, 3/16, 3/17
3/10, 3/12
Tap-off units
3/41 ... 3/45,

3/106 ... 3/111
Tap-off points
3/7 ... 3/9
Temperature response characteristic 3/117
Torque spanner
3/47
Transformer connection
3/84 ... 3/86
Trunking units
3/6 ... 3/9, 3/68 ... 3/81
T units
3/18 ... 3/21
U
U units
3/11, 3/13
V
Vertical busbar runs
3/98, 9/102, 3/103
Z
Z units
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LD.....-AS.
Non-Siemens distribution boards

3/22 ... 3/24
Elbows
3/10, 3/16, 3/17
End flanges
3/46
3/95 ... 3/99
Expansion compensation, trunking units 3/6
LD.....-...
Moeller power distribution boards

(MODAN)
3/25 ... 3/27, 3/89

3/38, 3/88
Cable entries
3/42, 3/43, 3/107
Circuit-breakers
3/44, 3/45, 3/110, 3/111
Conductor material
3/68
Connection/feeder units
3/28 ... 3/38,
3/82 ... 3/87
Page
Distribution board connecting flange 3/22

Distribution board connection
3/89
3/22 ... 3/27
Distribution board blank plate
3/46
Type
LDA....-..., LDC....-...
3/12, 3/14, 3/15
Page
3/10, 3/12
3/6
LD.....-FA1
3/39
LD.....-J-...
3/6
LD.....-K-...
LD.....-K-V-...
LD.....-KE1, LD.....-KE2
3/7, 3/8
3/9
3/38
LD.....-LL-..., LD.....-LR-...
LD.....-LH-..., LD.....-LV-...
LD.....-LHL-...
LD.....-LHR-...
LD.....-LLH-..., LD.....-LLV-...
LD.....-LRH-..., LD.....-LRV-...
LD.....-LVL-...
LD.....-LVR-...
3/10
3/12
3/15
3/14
3/17
3/16
3/15
3/14
LD.....-UL-..., LD.....-UR-...
LD.....-UV-..., LD.....-UH-...
3/11
3/13
LD.....-T-AD-T..
LD.....-T-ADU-T..
3/18, 3/19
3/20, 3/21
LD.....-V-...
3/9
LD.....-VEG...
3/22
LD.....-VEH-...
3/22
LD.....-VEHL-...,LD.....-VEHR-...
3/24
LD.....-VEU-...
3/25 ... 3/27
LD.....-VEV-...
3/22
LD.....-VEVL-..., LD.....-VEVR-...
3/23
LD.....-ZL-..., LD.....-ZR-...
LD.....-ZH-..., LD.....-ZV-...
3/10
3/12
LDA5.../LDA3...
LDC7.../LDC3...
3/40
3/40
LD-...
LD-B1, LD-B2
LD-BV
LD-DF1, LD-DF2
LD-DR
LD-.EF.-.
LD-K-.AK./...
LD-K-.AK./GSTZ...
LD-K-.AK./LS....
LD-VE-BF1, LD-VE-BF2
3/47
3/47
3/46
3/47
3/46
3/41, 3/42
3/43
3/44, 3/45
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Conditions of sale and delivery,
Export regulations
Conditions of sale and delivery

By using this catalog you can acquire hardware and software
products described therein from the Siemens AG subject to the
following terms. Please note! The scope, the quality and the conditions for supplies and services, including software products,
by any Siemens entity having a registered office outside of Germany, shall be subject exclusively to the General Terms and
Conditions of the respective Siemens entity.
for customers with a seat or registered office in the Federal
Republic of Germany
The General Terms of Payment as well as the General Conditions
for the Supply of Products and Services of the Electrical and
Electronics Industry shall apply.
Export regulations
The products listed in this catalog / price list may be subject to
European / German and/or US export regulations.
Therefore, any export requiring a license is subject to approval
by the competent authorities.
According to current provisions, the following export regulations
must be observed with respect to the products featured in this
catalog / price list:
AL
Number of the German Export List.

Products marked other than N require an export license.
In the case of software products, the export
designations of the relevant data medium must
also be generally adhered to.
Goods labeled with an AL not equal to N are
subject to a European or German export
authorization when being exported out of the
EU.
ECCN
Export Control Classification Number.

Products marked other than N are subject to a
reexport license to specific countries.
In the case of software products, the export
designations of the relevant data medium must
also be generally adhered to.
Goods labeled with an ECCN not equal to N
are subject to a US re-export authorization.
For software products, the General License Conditions for

Software Products for Automation and Drives for Customers with
Seat or registered Office in Germany shall apply.
for customers with a seat or registered office outside of Germany
The General Terms of Payment as well as the General Conditions
for Supplies of Siemens, Automation and Drives for Customers
with a Seat or registered Office outside of Germany shall apply.
For software products, the General License Conditions for Software Products for Automation and Drives for Customers with
Seat or registered Office outside of Germany shall apply.
General
The prices are in (Euro) ex works, exclusive packaging.
The sales tax (value added tax) is not included in the prices.
It shall be debited separately at the respective rate according to
the applicable legal regulations.
In addition to the prices of products which include silver, aluminium and/or copper, surcharges may be calculated if the respective limits of the notes are exceeded.
Prices are subject to change without prior notice. We will debit
the prices valid at the time of delivery.
Even without a label or with an AL: N or ECCN: N, authorization may be required due to the final destination and purpose for
which the goods are to be used.
The deciding factors are the AL or ECCN export authorization
indicated on order confirmations, delivery notes and invoices.
Errors excepted and subject to change without prior notice.
The dimensions are in mm. Illustrations are not binding.

Insofar as there are no remarks on the corresponding pages,
especially with regard to data, dimensions and weights given
these are subject to change without prior notice.
Comprehensive Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery are
available free of charge from your local Siemens business office
under the following Order Nos.:
6ZB5310-0KR30-0BA0
(for customers based in the Federal Republic of Germany)
6ZB5310-0KS53-0BA0
(for customers based outside of the Federal Republic of
Germany)
or download them from the Internet:
http://www.siemens.com/automation/mall
(Germany: A&D Mall Online-Help System)
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Notes
Siemens AG
Low-Voltage Controls and Distribution
Postfach 48 48
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FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
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LV 30
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SINUMERIK & SIMODRIVE
SIDAC reactors and filters
LV 60
NC 60
SIVACON 8PS Busbar trunking systems

CD, BD01, BD2 up to 1250 A
LV 70
Low-Voltage Controlgear, Switchgear and Systems
LV 90
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PM 10
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Variable-Speed Drives
SINAMICS G130 Drive Converter Chassis Units,
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D 11
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D 11.1
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D 21.2
SINAMICS S150 Drive Converter Cabinet Units
D 21.3
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DA 12
Process Instrumentation and Analytics

Field Instruments for Process Automation
Measuring Instruments for Pressure,
Differential Pressure, Flow, Level and Temperature,
Positioners and Liquid Meters
SIMOREG DC MASTER 6RA70 Digital Chassis

Converters
DA 21.1
PDF: Indicators for panel mounting
MP 12
SIREC Recorders and Accessories
MP 20
SIMOREG K 6RA22 Analog Chassis Converters
DA 21.2
SIPART, Controllers and Software
MP 31
SIMOREG DC MASTER 6RM70 Digital Converter

Cabinet Units
DA 22
SIWAREX Weighing Systems
WT 01
SIMOVERT PM Modular Converter Systems
DA 45
Continuous Weighing and Process Protection
WT 02
SIEMOSYN Motors
DA 48
Gas Analysis Equipment for the Process Industry
PA 10
MICROMASTER 410/420/430/440 Inverters
DA 51.2
PDF: Process Analytics,

Components for the System Integration
PA 11
MICROMASTER 411/COMBIMASTER 411
DA 51.3
SIPAN Liquid Analysis
PA 20
SIMOVERT MV Medium-Voltage Drives
DA 63
SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Vector Control
DA 65.10
SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Motion Control
DA 65.11
SIMATIC Industrial Automation Systems

SIMATIC PCS Process Control System
ST 45
Synchronous and asynchronous servomotors for

SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES
DA 65.3
PDF: SIMATIC S5/505 Automation Systems
ST 50
ST 70
SIMODRIVE 611 universal and POSMO
DA 65.4
Products for Totally Integrated Automation and

Micro Automation
Low-Voltage Three-Phase-Motors
FI 01
SIMATIC PCS 7 Process Control System
ST PCS 7
PDF: Add-ons for the SIMATIC PCS 7

Process Control System
ST PCS 7.A
Main Spindle Motors
pc-based Automation
ST PC
Feed Motors
SIMATIC Control Systems
ST DA
SIPOS Electric Actuators

Electric Rotary, Linear and Part-turn Actuators
MP 35
Electric Rotary Actuators for Nuclear Plants
MP 35.1/.2
KT 10.1
KT 10.2
Squirrel-Cage Motors, Totally Enclosed, Fan-Cooled
M 11
Automation Systems for Machine Tools SIMODRIVE
NC 60
Converter Systems SIMODRIVE 611/POSMO

Drive and Control Components for Hoisting Equipment
HE 1
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ALPHA Small Distribution Boards and
Distribution Boards
ET A1
ALPHA FIX Terminal Blocks
ET A5
Systems Engineering
Power supplies SITOP power
BETA Modular Installation Devices
ET B1
System cabling SIMATIC TOP connect
DELTA Switches and Outlets
ET D1
GAMMA Building Management Systems
ET G1
Factory Automation Sensors
FS 10
Human Machine Interface Systems SIMATIC HMI
ST 80
Industrial Communication for

IK PI
System Solutions
Applications and Products for Industry are part of the
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TELEPERM M Process Control System
AS 235, AS 235H and AS 235K automation systems
PLT 111
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PLT 112
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PLT 123
CS 275 bus system
PLT 130
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