Digitrip 1150 - IEEE Curves

Extremely Inverse

60
50
20

40
.9

9
2

10
4

7
6

30
5
.7
.8
.5
.6

10000
2 HOURS

9000
8000
7000 Circuit Breaker Time/Current Curves (Phase Current)
6000
Magnum DS and Magnum SB Circuit Breakers
5000 Response: Extremely Inverse & Short Delay Trip
1 HOUR

This curve is for 50Hz or 60Hz applications.

4000
Notes:
3000
1. This curve is shown as a multiple of the PICKUP setting (Ir). The TimeDial setting
combined with SHORT PU and SHORT TIME setting (shown in heavy lines) depict
the IEEE Extremely Inverse response. The Instantaneous, shown as a separate
response, can be set to OFF.
2000
2. Curve Equation:
2
Trip = TimeDial * [28.2/(I - 1) + 0.1217], where I is a multiple of Ir.
1000
900 For current > 1.2xIr tolerance is [±15%] or [-15%, +90 ms], whichever is larger.
800 TimeDial curve goes to flat response at 14xIr with a shorter time of TimeDial function
700 or SHORT TIME function prevailing if curves overlap. The ShortTime function and
600 the TimeDial function act independently and the entire TimeDial curves continue to
be active even after the curves intersect.
500

400 3. With Zone Selective Interlocking enabled, max trip times w/o aux power are as
follows:
300 Adjustable PICKUP 3 Phase fault
setting 0.4 to 1.0x In = Ir 60 Hz 75ms
with 0.05 increments 50 Hz 85ms
200
See Note 4
When only one pole is carrying current and a fault occurs, trip times increase to
90ms at 60Hz and 95ms at 50 Hz, however with Aux power these times would be
reduced by 10%

100 4. The actual pick up point (indicated by rapid flashing of Unit Status LED on the
90 product) occurs at 110% of the Ir, current, with a ±5% tolerance. The SHORT PU
80
settings have conventional 100% ± 5% as their pick up point.
1 MINUTE

70
60 5. SHORT PU also has a M1 setting , which may extend out where the SHORT PU
50 will become active.
.
40
Adjustable Range M1 setting
30 Narrow Frame:
200A through 1250A 1.5 to 14x Ir M1=14x In
1600A 1.5 to 12x Ir M1=12x In
20 2000A (IEC only) 1.5 to 10x Ir M1=12x In
Standard Frame:
200A through 1250A 1.5 to 14x Ir M1=14x In
Adjustable TimeDial 1600A, 2000A, 2500A 1.5 to 12x Ir M1=12x In
Setting 0.20 to 5.00 3000A, 3200A 1.5 to 10x Ir M1=10x In
10
9 With 0.10 increments Double Wide Frame:
8 See Note 2 2000A, 2500A 1.5 to 14x Ir M1=14x In
7 3000A, 3200A, 4000A, 5000A 1.5 to 12x Ir M1=12x In
6 6000A, 6300A (IEC only) 1.5 to 10x Ir M1=10x In
5

4 See Note 6 6. The end of the curve is determined by the interrupting rating of the circuit breaker.
3 7. SHORT TIME: FLAT only
TIME IN SECONDS

Tolerance is +0/ -80 ms of setting except

2 0.10s setting is 0.06 to 0.13
Adjustable 0.15s setting is 0.10 to 0.17
SHORT TIME 0.20s setting is 0.15 to 0.22
5.00 0.10s to 0.50s
4.50 With 0.05 8. Curve applies from -20°C to +55°C ambient. Temperatures above +85°C cause
1 4.00 Increments automatic trip.
.9 3.50 See Note 7
.8 9. These curves are comprehensive for the complete family of Magnum breakers,
3.00
.7 including all frame sizes, ratings, and constructions. The total clearing times shown
.6
2.50 are conservative and consider the maximum response times of the trip unit, the
2.00 circuit breaker opening, and the interruption of the current under factors that
.5 0.50 s contribute to worst case conditions, like: maximum rated voltages, single phase
1.50 interruption, and minimum power factor. Faster clearing times are possible
.4
depending on the specific system conditions, the type of Magnum Circuit Breaker
applied, and if any arc reduction settings are employed. Contact Eaton for additional
.3 1.00 information.

0.80
.2
0.60

0.50
0.40
.1
.09
0.30
.08
.07
0.20
.06
.05

.04 Adjustable SHORT PU

1.5x to 10x or 12x or 14x Ir Minimum clearing time
.03 With 0.5 increments See Note 9
See Notes 4, 5

.02

.01
1

7
.9

8
.6
.7

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2

20

40

60
10

70

90
100
.8

80
.5

Current in Multiples of Pickup ( Ir )

Dwg. No.: 70C1040

July 2012