LCC Datasheet (1HC0117988)

Table of Contents
1 Control Cubicle ....................................................................................................................3
1.1 Description ....................................................................................................................3
1.1.1 General ..................................................................................................................3
1.1.2 At bay control cubicle .............................................................................................4
1.1.3 Separate control cubicle .........................................................................................5
1.2 Wiring System of the Control Cubicle ............................................................................6
General ...........................................................................................................................6
1.3 Basic Functions.............................................................................................................7
1.3.1 Additional Functions ...............................................................................................7
1.3.2 Optional Equipment ................................................................................................8
1.3.3 Optional Applications ..............................................................................................8
1.4 Power Demand .............................................................................................................9
1.5 Heat Balance ..............................................................................................................11
1.6 Delivery.......................................................................................................................12
1.6.1 Inspection of Delivered Equipment .......................................................................12
1.6.2 Intermediate Storage ............................................................................................12
1.6.3 Condition of Switchgear Building ..........................................................................12
2 LCC Standard Parts ..........................................................................................................13
2.1 Drawings .....................................................................................................................13
2.1.1 Engineering Drawings ..........................................................................................13
2.1.2 CAD Format .........................................................................................................13
2.1.3 Location................................................................................................................13
2.2 Cubicle ........................................................................................................................14
2.2.1 Swing Frame ........................................................................................................14
2.2.2 Wire marking ........................................................................................................14
2.2.3 Wiring ...................................................................................................................14
2.2.4 Frame Wiring ........................................................................................................14
2.2.5 Heating element ...................................................................................................14
2.2.6 Power socket outlet ..............................................................................................15
2.2.7 Lighting.................................................................................................................15
2.2.8 Air Conditioning ....................................................................................................15
2.3 Terminals ....................................................................................................................16
2.3.1 Voltage Transformer .............................................................................................16
2.3.2 Current Transformer .............................................................................................16
2.3.3 AC Terminals........................................................................................................16
2.3.4 DC Terminals .......................................................................................................16
2.3.5 Alarm Terminals ...................................................................................................17
2.2.6 Distribution of Potential .........................................................................................17
 2.2.7 Grounding Terminals ............................................................................................17
2.4 MCB............................................................................................................................18
2.4.1 Mini circuit breaker ...............................................................................................18
2.5 Relays.........................................................................................................................18
2.5.1 ABB Relay ............................................................................................................18
2.6 Control ........................................................................................................................20
2.6.1 Type of Control conventional ................................................................................20
2.6.2 Pushbuttons .........................................................................................................20
2.6.3 Position Indicator ..................................................................................................20
2.6.4 Key Control Switch ...............................................................................................20
2.6.5 Alarm Annuniciator ...............................................................................................21
2.6.6 Measured Value Display .......................................................................................21
2.6.7 Impulse Counter ...................................................................................................21
1 Control Cubicle
1.1 Description
Control cubicles are available as integrated cubicles which are installed to the busbar
of the bay or as separate cubicles. The control cubicles are available for indoor and
outdoor application.

1.1.1 General
Painting
The control cubicles are dependant from supplier varnished wet or coated with powder.
If they are coated with powder, the desired colour can be applied with another wet
varnishing. To every wet varnish a fungicide is added.
· Thickness of dry film 80µm
· Adhesive strength acc. to DIN EN ISO 2409 <= Gt 1
· Degree of hardness acc. to ISO 2815
· Temperature resistance 150° C permanent load
· Degree of brilliance satin-frosted <60° 15-30%
· Standard colour:
− RAL 7032 light gray

Dimensional accuracy
· According to DIN ISO 2768 T1, T2 „medium“

Stability
· Complete cubicle:
After mounting on site, alignment and fixing of the cubicles the saw-tooth
curve of the top edge of the door exceeds not more than 3 mm.

· Doors:
Designed for an additional load of 100 kg in the center of gravity of the door

· Swing frame:
Designed for an additional load of 200 kg

Seismic withstand capability acc. to IEC 60068-3-3

This standard includes strength specifications acc. to class AG5 with 5 m/s2 resp. in
the application class III with 15 m/s2 for the acceleration of decks.

Protective Earthing Cubicle Parts

All parts of the control cubicle are connected in a conductive way with each other. Varnished
parts are earthed on the screwing with a minimum of two diametral placed contact
washers.
The doors are connected to the cubicle with two flexible CU-strips top and bottom with
a minimum of 4 mm².
The swing frame is connected to the cubicle with two flexible CU-strips top and bottom
with a minimum of 16 mm².

Protective Earthing Cubicle

From the earthing bar to the earthing of the building.
1.1.2 At bay control cubicle
Cubicle for installation at bay

Cubicle variant Height a in mm Width b in mm Depth c in mm

For installation to 1280 1600 800
ELK 14-300

Figure 1.1-1: control cubicle installation at bay

Cubicle
Steel body, visible surfaces painted, side and rear walls can be removed from outside,
removable lifting eyes, frame design, galvanized frame not painted

Doors
Doors with glass insert or control panel, door opening 170°

Swift frame
for application of 19” devices, opening angle 170°, usually fixation same to door
fixation locking with swifting handle

Completion
Two doors fixation one left one right is standard, profiles right and left for fixation of
horizontal terminal blocks
Cable fixation profile on left and the right side with protective earth bar above,
completion with wiring frame
Protective earthing bar, cable fixation profiles on both sides

Bottom plate
External cables are feed through openings with canted edges in bottom plate, can be
closed with sliding canted plate. Sliding with 5 cm, sealing usually with mounting foam
on site
Openings for plugs and cable glands in rear wall
Fixed bottom plate with cable glands as option

Degree of protection according to IEC 60529

· IP41, as option design allows degrees of protection up to IP54
1.1.3 Separate control cubicle
Cubicle for separate installation

Cubicle variant Height a in mm Width b in mm Depth c in mm

For installation to 2000 1600 800
ELK 14-300
ELK 3-420

Figure 1.1-2: control cubicle separate installation

Cubicle
One door with glass insert or control panel, removable lifting eyes, frame design, galvanized,
not painted, side and rear walls removable from outside, visible surfaces painted

Erection
Usually opposite of GIS or in front of the GIS, so that it is possible to identify exactly which cubicle
belongs to which bay

Doors
One door with glass insert or control panel, the other door with glass insert as an option,
door opening angle 170_

Swift frame (option)

for application of 19” devices, opening angle 170_ opening fixation at 170_, , closing with swiftable
handle

Degree of protection according to IEC 60529

· IP41, as option design allows degrees of protection up to IP54
1.2 Wiring System of the Control Cubicle
General
For having enough mounting space with integrated control cubicles for all required
devices a special mounting and wiring system is used.

Mounting
The wiring system consists of prefabricated parts which are mounted to a wiring
frame. The frame mainly is made of vertical bearing rail on the sides, horizontal
mounting bars, mounting straps and wiring profiles. This frame replaces the back-side
mounting plate. The mounting bars on the front side are elaborated according to the
DIN mounting plates. Here are the single devices snapped on. Single vertical positioned
mounting bars on the side of the cubicle are provided for mounting of terminal
bars. In the wiring frame distributed on the height some single horizontal covers intentionally
are carried out a bit larger for being able to grip behind the frame.

Advantages
· Because of the establishment of wiring in the back area, cable channels are
not required. With this technic it’s possible to reduce the volume of the control
cubicle compared to a free standing type about approx. 45 %.

· The wiring is done with automatically produced single wires.

· Because of the loose distribution of the wiring over the complete back side of
the control cubicle and division of wiring and device area the air circulation is
improved, a good heat emission is given. Special hot spots as it happens in
filled-up cable channels are avoided.

· A fast and uncomplicated accessibility is given for refinished wiring or

changes. There is always enough space in the wiring area for additional wiring.

· In case of a faulty device the device may be changed immediately and service-
friendly because the single wirings for the device connections are
passed from behind to front via special supporting cams. The connecting
wires stay because of the cams in position and make any confusion impossible.

Wiring
For this wiring system the wiring is established in the back area. The wiring is totally
accessible from the front.
All wiring of the single devices to each other is realized with homogeneous black switching wire,
preferably with 1.5 mm2 profiles.
1.3 Basic Functions
The following basic functions of the electric control are essential contained in a conventional bay
control:
· HV Apparatus control with pushbuttons
· HV Apparatus position indication with semaphore
· Alarm indication
· Antipumping control of Circuit Breaker.
· Blocking of Circuit Breaker at too low gas density level
· Blocking or Circuit Breaker at too low spring tension
· Synchronized pole unit operation check for Circuit Breaker
· Circuit breaker operation counting
· Hydraulic pump start-up counting
· Control and supervision of the hydraulic pump
· SF6–Gas pessure supervision
· Bay interlocking
· Protection of Disconnector and Earthing-Switches against controlling under load
· Intermediate position interlocking of the Circuit Breaker
· Double command lockout on bay level
· Electric hand crank Insert interlocking
· Hand-crank hole interlocking (if available)
· End-Position interlocking
· Fuse protection of the electric circuits for control, indications and alarms

1.3.1 Additional Functions

In addition to the basic functions the following functions are included as standard:
· MCBs for protection of the low voltage circuits of voltage transformer
· Authority switch Off / Local / Remote
· Station interlocking
· Interlocking bypass switch
· Interface for remote control
· Interface for remote indication
· Interface for protection
· LCC illumination
· country specific plug socket
· anti-condensation heater in LCC
· anti-condensation heater in the drive boxes
1.3.2 Optional Equipment
As an option the following functions can be added on request:
· Metering
· Energy counter
· Socket
· Transducers
· Interposing relay
· Bus voltage replication
· Remote control systems
· Trip circuit supervision
· Synchro check
· MSM Modular Switchgear Monitoring
· Protection Device

1.3.3 Optional Applications

As an option the following applications can be added on request:
· spare terminals
· Customer defined terminal types
· Ferrules
· Special wiring / cabling (colored, halogen free)
1.4 Power Demand
The power demand per bay is subject to the type of control technology and switchgear.
The consumption values are project specific and will be calculated individually.

It has to be distinguished between the following types of consumers respectively

loads:

Permanent Loads
AC
· Cubicle lighting (with open cubicle door)
· Heater for control cubicle
· Heater for operating mechanisms (depends on the control voltage:
from 125 VAC up to 250 VAC optional)
· MCBs for AC-circuits

DC
· Alarm annunciators (max. at lamp test)
· Position indicators
· Auxiliary relays
· Contactors CB control
· Bay control unit REC670
· MCBs for DC-circuits

Short Time Load, 1 sec. - 30 sec. DC

· Hydraulic pump CB, 24 sec.
· Motors for disconnector / earthing switch, 1 sec.
· Interlocking solenoid
disconnector / earthing switch

For the max. power demand sum only one drive and interlocking solenoid together
with the hydraulic pump function is relevant at the same time.

Dyn. Peak Load, < 1 sec.

DC
· Switch-on peak
Trip / Close coils CB,
20 ms

Starting Current
· Hydraulic pump CB
50 ms
· Operating mechanism motors for disconnector / earthing switch,
50 ms

For the max. power demand sum only the hydraulic pump and one operating mechanism
motor is relevant at the same time.

Temporarely Load
AC
· Panel socket outlet

Simultaneity
For the calculation of simultaneity-factors it has to be considered, that
· a busbar protection can trip all circuit breakers simultaneously.
· the hydraulic pump of circuit breaker will start to run only after an ON-command
or subject to the position of the spring travel monitoring level to avoid
simultaneous start of all CB pumps and hereby high loads.
· under normal conditions only one operating mechanism motor will run at a
certain time in one bay (Double Command Blocking)
Protection Relays
The power demand of possibly built in protection relays strongly depends on the type
and make of the relay and may vary considerably. Due to this reason the table below
does not show typical Watt figures for such relays. Therefore this demand is not taken
under consideration in the table for the typical power demand below.
1.5 Heat Balance
Installed Power Losses
The total power consumption of a local control cubicle includes supplying different cubicle-
external components, which are not to be considered for a rating.
Furthermore single consumers don’t have any influence to the heat emission during
permanent operation.
Therefore the following positions of electrical power may be excluded for the calculation
of the installed heating power in the control cubicle:

AC:
· Light: Only at open door
· Anti-condensation heaters of the local control cabinet:
Controlled by thermostat and hygrostat
· Anti-condensation heaters of the operating mechanisms: External load
· Socket: External load

DC:
· Relays circuit breaker supervision: External load
· All short-time and peak loads: External load

With this the maximum heating efficiency in worst case is calculated (under the assumption
electric power equals heating efficiency) from the components micro circuit
breaker and computing assembly.

With this a sum of 68 W as installed power loss results for a control cubicle with one
computing assembly of the type REC670

For further computing assemblies corresponding power losses have to be added, a

fan is not needed.

The internal consumption of eventually build-in protection relays is dependant of the

type of relay used and may differ extremely. For this reason this is not mentioned in
the typical overview.

Radiating Power Loss

For a local control cubicle in steel plate design the power loss via the radiation on the
surface is determined in dependance of different agreements.

Determining factors are the ambient temperature and the maximum permissible inner
temperature for the cubicle.

Depending on the cubicle variant the power loss via radiation differs.

Air conditioning measures

The natural power dissipation via the surface is sufficient for one installed bay control
unit plus one protection relais.

In case additional devices are implemented forced cooling might become necessary.
1.6 Delivery
1.6.1 Inspection of Delivered Equipment
When it arrives at the construction site, please check whether your equipment is complete
and whether it has been damaged during shipping. If damage is found, determine
the extent and cause of damage and the person responsible and compile a damage
report.

1.6.2 Intermediate Storage

If the control cubicles are not mounted immediately after they have been delivered to
the construction site, they must be stored temporarily in a dry, dust-free place.

Permissible temperature range for storage site

· Dry air conditions (max. 40 %) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : −40° C to +55° C
· Damp air conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : −25° C to +40° C
Packaging which has been opened for check purpose of the delivered equipment
must then be carefully resealed.

When the control cubicles are unpacked, the cubicle heating must be switched on without
delay in order to prevent the build-up of condensation water.

Do not affix labels to the painted surfaces of control cubicles!

1.6.3 Condition of Switchgear Building

Before mounting work begins, the switchgear building in which the control cubicles are
to be mounted must be completed to such an extent that no further damage resulting
from damp or dirt can arise.

Requirements for the GIS Building

· Windows and doors must be fitted
· Walls and ceilings must be cleaned, painted and dry
· Subframes, cable ducts and floor openings must be provided in accordance
with the constructional drawings and designed with the correct dimensions
No further work which creates dust and dirt shall be carried out once the control
cubicles have been mounted
2 LCC Standard Parts
2.1 Drawings
2.1.1 Engineering Drawings
English
The Drawings are labeled in english.

2.1.2 CAD Format

E³
E³.series is Zuken’s completely Windows®-based,
modular electrical CAD software for the design,
documentation and simulation of electro technical,
pneumatic and hydraulic applications, cabinet layout, as
well as for cable tree design.

2.1.3 Location
Indoor
Material, protection against corrosion
• Cubicle frame of separate cubicles:
sendzimir galvanisation, material thickness 2 mm
• Outer plates:
painted, material thickness 2 mm
• Inner partition plates of separate cubicles:
sendzimir galvanisation or aluminium zink coating,
material
thickness 2 mm
• Inner plated, bottom plates etc.:
sendzimir galvanisation or aluminium zink coating,
material
thickness 2 mm
• Swing frame:
sendzimir galvanisation or aluminium zink coating, steel
sheet
• Hinges, lock, screws etc.:
protection against corrosion

Galvanisation
• Galvanisation:
Outer layer thickness: Min. 12 µm,
Inner layer thickness: Min. 8 µm.
• Sendzimir galvanisation or aluminium zink coating:
Layer thickniss on both sides: Min. 12 µm.
Cold galvanisation only on cutting edges and for repair
purposes.

Degree of protection according to IEC 60529

• IP41, design allows degrees of protection up to IP54
2.2 Cubicle
2.2.1 Swing Frame
Yes
Swing frame (option)
for application of 19” devices, opening angle 170°, usually
fixation opposite to door fixation, fixable at 170°, 18 height
units (HU) for cubicle height 1000 mm, 36 HE cubicle
height 1850 mm and 2000 mm, locking with swifting
handle

2.2.2 Wire marking

without description
All cables are laid without description

2.2.3 Wiring
PVC
PVC control cable, shielded, without inside jacket, Identification-No:
applicable as control, measurem ent and regulation 1HDN140032P000x
cable in dry and moist rooms. The overall shield of
braided copper wires prevents both the interference of
signals and measured values as well as the radiation of Manufacturer:
interfering signals. For all places of installation, where Friedrich Lütze GmbH+Co.
electrical interference field can influence the signal
transmission. Type:
SILFLEX-N(C)Y

2.2.4 Frame Wiring

Lütze Frame Wiring
LSC-BRACKET: Identification-No:

LSC-BRACKET: Most economic use of space in the

control cabinet, mounting and wiring on two
planes with front access direction Manufacturer:
- Suitable for medium-sized and large control Friedrich Lütze GmbH+Co.
cabinets
- Stable structure also for heavy control and Type:
regulation LSC-Bracket
components
- Optimum cable routing within the bracket

2.2.5 Heating element

with Thermostat
Touch-safe heating element for the use in Identification-No:
enclosures with electrical/electronical components.
The design of the heater supports the natural
convection which results in a high air-current of
warm air. The surface temperatures on the Manufacturer:
accessible side surfaces of the housing are kept Stego
down as a result of the heater design. This model
with plugin thermostat does not require additional Type:
wiring. It is designed for permanent operation and is Serie CSF 060
also available in a version without thermostat (CS
060).
2.2.6 Power socket outlet
SchuKo
Rail-mountable socket Identification-No:
- with screw connection 1HDN140337P0001
- with light indicator
- housing color: green
- national version: D Manufacturer:
Phoenix Contact

Type:
SD-D/SC/LA 2 POLIG + PE

2.2.7 Lighting
LED
The lamp series LED 025 is suitable for all types of Identification-No:
panels and enclosures, especially where space is at
a premium. The lamps have a very long service life
thanks to the use of LED technology. They are
available with powerful non-slip rubberized magnets Manufacturer:
allowing them to be quickly positioned in any steel Stego
enclosure.
Alternatively they can be fixed mechanically. The Type:
power output allows up to 10 lamps to be LED 025
connected to each other (daisy chain). Both the
power input and output plugs snap lock into their
sockets. With the integrated power unit and the
plugs the lamp can quickly be connected.

Micro Switch
Micro switch with isolating terminal shroud Type AP-B Identification-No:
and screw terminal blocks. 1HDN140464P0001
The control is effected by a telescopic slide, which
switches the control cubicle lightning on.
Manufacturer:
OMRON

Type:
Z-15GQ-B

2.2.8 Air Conditioning

No Air Conditioning
No additional Climatic Measures
The normal heat emission via the surface is sufficient
for a second set of bay controller and / or single
protection relays.
2.3 Terminals
2.3.1 Voltage Transformer
UT 4 - MT
Feed-through modular terminal block Identification-No:
- Connection type: Screw connection
- Cross section: 0.14 mm² - 6 mm²
- AWG: 26 – 10
- Nominal current: 20 A Manufacturer:
- Nominal voltage: 500 V Phoenix Contact
- Length: 57.8 mm
- Width: 6.2 mm Type:
- Color: gray UT 4-MT
- Assembly: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15

2.3.2 Current Transformer

UTME6
Feed-through terminal block Identification-No:
- Type of connection: Screw connection
- Screw connection
- Cross section: 0.2 mm² - 10 mm²
- AWG 24 - 8 Manufacturer:
- Width: 8.2 mm Phoenix Contact
- Color: gray
- Mounting type: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15 Type:
UTME 6

2.3.3 AC Terminals
UT 6
Feed-through modular terminal block Identification-No:
- Type of connection: Screw connection 1HDN140514P0005
- Cross section: 0.2 mm² - 10 mm²
- AWG 24 – 8
- Width: 8.2 mm Manufacturer:
- Color: gray Phoenix Contact
- Mounting type: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15
Type:
UT 6

2.3.4 DC Terminals
UT 6
Feed-through modular terminal block Identification-No:
- Type of connection: Screw connection 1HDN140514P0005
- Cross section: 0.2 mm² - 10 mm²
- AWG 24 – 8
- Width: 8.2 mm Manufacturer:
- Color: gray Phoenix Contact
- Mounting type: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15
Type:
UT 6
2.3.5 Alarm Terminals
PiT 2.5 Quattro
Feed-through modular terminal block Identification-No:
- Type of connection: Leg spring connection 1HDN140516P0003
- Push-in connection
- Cross section: 0.14 mm² - 4 mm²
- AWG 26 - 12 Manufacturer:
- Width: 5.2 mm Phoenix Contact
- Color: gray
- Mounting type: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15 Type:
PIT 2,5-QUATTRO

2.2.6 Distribution of Potential

PiT 2.5 Quattro
Feed-through modular terminal block Identification-No:
- Type of connection: Leg spring connection 1HDN140516P0003
- Push-in connection
- Cross section: 0.14 mm² - 4 mm²
- AWG 26 - 12 Manufacturer:
- Width: 5.2 mm Phoenix Contact
- Color: gray
- Mounting type: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15 Type:
PIT 2,5-QUATTRO

2.2.7 Grounding Terminals

UT 2.5 - PE
Feed-through modular terminal block Identification-No:
- Type of connection: Screw connection 1HDN140514P0015
- Cross section: 0.14 mm² - 4 mm²
- AWG 26 – 12
- Width: 5.2 mm Manufacturer:
- Color: green-yellow Phoenix Contact
- Mounting type: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15
Type:
UT 2,5-PE
2.4 MCB
2.4.1 Mini circuit breaker
Standard / ABB Protection Devices

ABB Stotz standard Identification-No:

The protection mini circuit breakers of the ABB 1HDN140007R00..
Stotz series S280VC and S200P will be integrated 1HDN140007R02..
depending on the application.

Manufacturer:
ABB Stotz

Type:
Series S280VC
Series S200P

2.5 Relays
2.5.1 ABB Relay

ABB CR-M DC Normal contacts

Plug relays with 3 or 4 change-over contacts, Identification-No:
with lockable manual lever and mechanical position 1SVR 405 612 R8200
indicator. The contact material used is AgNi, for
purposes with low level signals the contacts are
gilded. The power demand is 1W without contact Manufacturer:
current, 3W at continuous current. ABB

Terminal socket for plug in relay with 3 or 4 Type:

changeover contacts with integrated snap fastening CR-M125DC3
for extra display and function modules. Standard
colour is blue, black optional. Optional delivered
with metal clamp.

ABB CR-U DC Gilded contacts

Plug relays with 3 or 4 change-over contacts, Identification-No:
with lockable manual lever and mechanical position 1SVR405622R8200 (125
indicator. The contact material used is AgNi, for VDC/3W) (1)
purposes with low level signals the contacts are
gilded. The power demand is 1W without contact
current, 3W at continuous current. Manufacturer:
ABB
Terminal socket for plug in relay with 3 or 4 change-
over contacts with integrated snap fastening for Type:
extra display and function modules. Standard colour CR-U 125 DC3 (1)
is blue, black optional. Optional delivered with metal
clamp.
ABB CR-U AC
Plug relays with 3 or 4 change-over contacts, Identification-No:
with lockable manual lever and mechanical position 1SVR405622R3000 (230
indicator. The contact material used is AgNi, for VAC/3W) (2)
purposes with low level signals the contacts are 1SVR405622R5200 (60
gilded. The power demand is 1W without contact VAC/3W) (3)
current, 3W at continuous current.

Terminal socket for plug in relay with 3 or 4 change- Manufacturer:

over contacts with integrated snap fastening for ABB
extra display and function modules.
Standard colour is blue, black optional. Optional Type:
delivered with metal clamp.
CR-U 230 AC3 (2)
CR-U 60 AC3 (3)
2.6 Control
2.6.1 Type of Control conventional
Conventional ON / OFF
Control via Pushbuttons
The high voltage devices can be closed via the
associated pushbutton ON. They can be opened via
the respective pushbutton OFF. The pushbuttons
ON/OFF are only activated if the selector switch
OFF/LOCAL/REMOTE is in the LOCAL position.
The operating command is executed only if the
electrical interlocking permits it. A device should not
be operated while the associated drive motor is still
running (A drive shall only be operated again after a
complete stop of the motor).

2.6.2 Pushbuttons
OKJT 2S
Pushbutton Heads OKJT 2S (momentary / push- Identification-No:
push) 1HDN140523R0002 (1)
Mounting hole: 23 x 23 mm 1HDN140523R0001 (2)
Degree of protection: IP65 1HDN140523R0003 (3)
Protection class: II (protective insulation)
Shape: square
Illumination: Yes Manufacturer:
Travel: 3 mm Schlegel Elektrokontakt
with labelling option: Yes
Type:
OKJT 2S grün (1)
OKJT 2S rot (2)
OKJT 2S glasklar (3)

2.6.3 Position Indicator

SUS-01 Switch Position indicators are integrated to show the Identification-No:
switch position in local control panels. The switch 1HDN140503P0009 (1)
position indicator SUS-01 is provided with different 1HDN140503P0010 (2)
coloured LEDs.

voltage: 12V AC, DC to 230V AC, DC Manufacturer:

nominal current: max. 20mA Weigel Messgeräte
Light colours combinations out of:
red, green, blue, white, yellow, orange Type:
SUS-01.Q rot/grün
220VDC (1)
SUS-01 rot/grün 220VDC
(2)

2.6.4 Key Control Switch

M220-21323-S001B
Control switch for front mounting, handle operated Identification-No:
and lockable. Used for selection of control level 1HDN
OFF/LOCAL/REMOTE. Standard key number 801,
other keys are also available. Key removable in
position 1, 2 and 3. The front plate inscription is Manufacturer:
realized in line with the project specific language. Sälzer
Optionally with additional nameplate for function
designation. Type:
M220-21324-060M1
M220-21324-060M1
Key operated switch with 2 positions for front Identification-No:
mounting, with spring return. Used for override of 1HDN
interlocking conditions. Standard key number 905.
Key removable in position 1. The front plate
inscription is realized in line with the project Manufacturer:
specific language. Optionally with additional Sälzer
nameplate for function designation.
Type:
M220-21323-S001B

2.6.5 Alarm Annuniciator

SSM16A-1
Compact module with 16 alarms in a panel- Identification-No:
mounted housing 96x96mm, with black front fram e. 1HDN140141P0003 (1)
Complete alarm annunciator unit with integrated 1HDN140141P0002 (2)
5mm LEDs (Standard colour red, other colours
optional), push buttons for lamp test, horn
acknowledgement and lamp acknowledgem ent. Manufacturer:
Unitro
Performance data
- Annunciator compact module for 8 alarms 24 ... Type:
250 V AC/DC FFS-ABB16-0601
- Alarm voltage 24 V... 250 V AC/DC
- Screw terminals pluggable
- Potential separation of all current circuits by
optocoupler
- No first up alarm, break input priciple, retriggering
horn fixed
- Clear windows for slide-in labels
- LED colour red
- small built in depth

2.6.6 Measured Value Display

Digital
Digital multimeter, which allows to monitor all the Identification-No:
electrical parameters present on a distribution line. 1HDN140522P0001
- Voltage (phase/neutral or phase/phase)
- Current
- Freqency Manufacturer:
- Active, reactive and apparent power CONTREL
- Power factor
- Temperature Type:
- Hours counter EMM-4ht
- Maximus istantaneous and average values
- Active, reactive and apparent energy

2.6.7 Impulse Counter

B16.30
6-digit-display accumulation counter without reset Identification-No:
for direct voltage, with connection box, front frame with 1HDN140370P0015 (1)
2 fixing holes size 3, colour black. 1HDN140370P0013 (2)
Used for operation counter of circuit breaker (-P201)
and hydraulic pump (-P202).
Pulse ratio 3:2, pulse-ON time 100%, allowed perm Manufacturer:
ripple voltage max. 48%. Fritz Kübler GmbH
It is applicable for many mounting positions.
Type:
B16.30 230 VDC/I (1)
B16.30 110 VDC/I (2)