MGD5173.V2 Masterpact NW (P47-99) PDF

Masterpact NW
Dimensions and connection details
Product panorama
Performance and functionality
3
11
Masterpact NW08 to NW32

Fixed 3/4-pole device
Drawout 3/4-pole device
48
50
Masterpact NW40
52
54
Masterpact NW40b to NW63

56
58
NW accessories
60
NW rear panel cutouts
61
NW external modules
62
Electrical diagrams
Installation recommendations
Protection characteristics
67
75
89
47
NW08 to NW32 circuit breakers

Dimensions
and connection details
Dimensions
189 (3P)
304 (4P)
189
308
154
Y
191
150
260
X
161
11
57
233
11
Mounting on base plate or rails
200 (3P)
315 (4P)
200
11
Mounting detail
9,5
25
72
15 mini
60 maxi
124
162
38
162
218,5
200 (3P)
315 (4P)
Safety clearances
200
9,5
Door cutout
B
A (*)
A (*)
295 mini (3P)

410 mini (4P)
295 mini
270 (1)
316 (2)
135 (1)
158 (2)
15
205
F
325 (1)
364 (2)
A
B
Insulated
parts
Metal
parts
Energised
parts
0
0
0
0
100
60
F : Datum.
48
162,5 (1)
182 (2)
(1) Without escutcheon

(2) With escutcheon
Note:
X and Y are the symmetry planes for a 3-pole device.
A (*) An overhead clearance of 110 mm is required to remove the arc chutes.
An overhead clearance of 20mm is required to remove the terminal block.
NX 08
HA10 12kV
Uimp
Ui 1000V
Ue (V)
690
s
50kA/1
50/60Hz
AS
947-2
UNE
IEC
BS CEI
EN 60947-2
VDE
UTE
rpact
maste
NBMA
II
N GERIN
MERLI
Connections
Horizontal rear connection
Dtail
27
20
115
115
115
20 150
N
X
76
93
161
13
38
= =
25
12,5
20
47
233,5
3 11,5
Vertical rear connection
14,5
Detail
27
115
115
115
20
View A
68
X
141
47
14,5
12,5
13
=
233,5
3 11,5
76
38
25
View A detail
Front connection
Detail
20
12,5
115
115
230,5
View A
Top connection
475
115
Bottom connection
76
25 25
13
12,5
219,5
3 11,5
3 11,5
12,5
219
F
12,5
View A detail
25 25
13
Note:
Recommended connection screws: M10 class 8.8

Tightening torque: 50 Nm with contact washer
49
NW08 to NW32 circuit breakers

Dimensions
Dimensions
220,5 (3P)
335,5 (4P)
400
mini
220,5
308
154
Y
56
(*)
238,5
X
200,5
128
11
383,5
200
60 mini
400
(*) Disconnected position
Mounting detail
4 6,5
2 11,5 x 22
11,5
10
110
175
110
103
10,5
175
283
167,5 (3P)
282,5 (4P)
212,5 (3P)
327,5 (4P)
Safety clearances
162,5
212,5
Door cutout
A
300 mini (3P)

415 mini (4P)
300 mini
270 (1)
379 (2)
X 135 (1)
222 (2) 153,3 (1)
100
225
F
A
B
Insulated
parts
Metal
parts
Energised
parts
0
0
0
0
0
60
F : Datum.
50
325 (1)
364 (2)
162,5 (1)
182 (2)

(2) With escutcheon
Note:
47 (1)
NX 08
HA10 12kV
Uimp
Ui 1000V
Ue (V)
690
50kA/1s
50/60Hz
AS
947-2
UNE
IEC
BS CEI
EN 60947-2
VDE
UTE
NBMA
act II
masterp
GERIN
MERLIN
Connections
Detail
115
115
115
27
20
20
Y
76
296
13
38
93
= =
25
12,5
184
47
20
3 11,5
14,5
298,5
F
Detail
115
115
115
20
View A
27
68
47
141
14,5
12,5
13
=
76
=
298,5
38
3 11,5
25
View A detail
Front connection
Detail
115
20
12,5
115
151
400
View A
Top connection
115
Bottom connection
76
25 25
13
224
12,5
3 11,5
284
3 11,5
12,5
12,5
View A detail
Note:
25 25
13

51
NW40 circuit breakers

Dimensions
Dimensions
189 (3P)
304 (4P)
189
308
154
Y
191
150
260
161
11
57
200 (3P)
315 (4P)
11
233
200
11
Mounting detail
Y
X
9,5
25
72
124
162
38
15 mini
60 maxi
162
218,5
200 (3P)
315 (4P)
Safety clearances
200
9,5
Door cutout
B
A (*)
A (*)
295 mini (3P)

410 mini (4P)
295 mini
270 (1)
316 (2)
135 (1)
158 (2)
15
205
F
325 (1)
364 (2)
A
B
Insulated
parts
Metal
parts
Energised
parts
0
0
0
0
100
60
F : Datum.
52
162,5 (1)
182 (2)

(2) With escutcheon
Note:
NX 08
HA10 12kV
Uimp
Ui 1000V
Ue (V)
690
50kA/1
s
50/60Hz
AS
947-2
UNE
IEC
BS CEI
EN 60947-2
VDE
UTE
rpact
maste
NBMA
II
N GERIN
MERLI
Connections
27
20
20 150
X
93
161
20
233,5
F
Detail
150
150
115
52,5
135
150
115
115
12,5
14,5
52,5
17,5
17,5
12,5
25 25 25
47
4 11,5
100
12,5
332,5 (4P)
12,5
25 25 25
14,5
217,5
47

27
117,5
X
190,5
233,5
F
115
115
115
20
E46491A
Detail
47
14,5
12,5
View A
12,5
25
25
20
25
125
25
Note:

5 11,5
53
NW40 circuit breakers

Dimensions
Dimensions
220,5 (3P)
335,5 (4P)
400
mini
220,5
308
154
Y
56
(*)
238,5
X
200,5
128
11
383,5
200
400
60 mini
Mounting detail
X
4 6,5
2 11,5 x 22
11,5
10
110
175
10,5
110
103
175
F
283
F
167,5 (3P)
282,5 (4P)
212,5 (3P)
327,5 (4P)
Safety clearances
162,5
212,5
Door cutout
300 mini (3P)

415 mini (4P)
300 mini
270 (1)
379 (2)
X 135 (1)
222 (2) 153,3 (1)
100
225
F
A
B
Insulated
parts
Metal
parts
Energised
parts
0
0
0
0
0
60
F : Datum.
54
325 (1)
364 (2)
162,5 (1)
182 (2)
47 (1)

(2) With escutcheon
Note:
The safety clearances take into account the space required to remove the arc chutes.
NX 08
HA10 12kV
Uimp
Ui 1000V
Ue (V)
690
50kA/1s
50/60Hz
AS
947-2
UNE
IEC
BS CEI
EN 60947-2
VDE
UTE
NBMA
act II
masterp
GERIN
MERLIN
Connections
27
20
20
296
93
184
20
298,5
F
Detail
150
150
115
135
150
115
115
12,5
52,5
12,5
14,5
25 25 25
52,5
17,5
17,5
47
4 11,5
100
332,5
12,5
217,5
12,5
25 25 25
14,5
47

47
14,5
12,5
27
12,5
25
25
117,5
20
25
125
25
X
5 11,5
190,5
View A detail
298,5
F
E46364A
Detail
115
115
115
20
View A
Note:

Y
55
NW40b to NW63 circuit breakers

Dimensions
Dimensions
534 3P)
764 (4P)
189
308
154
Y
191
150
260
X
161
57
233
545 (3P)
775 (4P)
11
200
11
Mounting detail
9,5
25
72
124
162
38
15 mini
60 maxi
162
218,5
545 (6P)
775 (8P)
Safety clearances
200
9,5
Door cutout
A (*)
A (*)
639 mini (3P)

839 mini (4P)
295 mini
270 (1)
316 (2)
135 (1)
158 (2)
15
A
B
325 (1)
364 (2)
Insulated
parts
Metal
parts
Energised
parts
0
0
0
0
100
60
F : Datum
56
205
F
162,5 (1)
182 (2)

(2) With escutcheon
Note:
NX 63
HA
Uimp
12kV
Ui 1000V
Ue (V)
690
Icw 85kA/1s
50/60Hz
AS
947-2
UNE
IEC
BS CEI
EN 60947-2
VDE
UTE
pact
master
NBMA
II
GERIN
MERLIN
Connections
Horizontal rear connection NW40b - NW50)
Detail
47
230
115
20
230
115
115
115
230
115
115
115
20 150
93
161
76
13
38
20
25
253,5
= =
12,5
47
3 11,5
14,5
Detail
Vertical rear connection (NW40b - NW50)
230
47
115
230
115
115
115
230
115
115
115
20
View A
68
141
Y
47
14,5
12,5
13
253
253,5
F
=
76
=
3 11,5
Vertical rear connection (NW63)
38
25
Detail
47
230
115
230
115
115
115
230
115
115
115
20
117,5
View A
X
N
190,5
Y
47
14,5
12,5
253
253,5
F
12,5
25
25
20
25
125
25
5 11,5
Note:
View A detail
Recommended connection screws: M10 s/s class A4 80

57
NW40b to NW63 circuit breakers

Dimensions
Dimensions
565,5 (3P)
795,5 (4P)
400
mini
220,5
308
154
Y
56
(*)
238,5
X
200,5
128
40
60 mini
11
383,5
200
400
Mounting detail
250
53
250
333
23
6 11 x 34
325 (3P)
450 (4P)
Safety clearances
F
151 (3P)
162,5 (4P)
174 (3P)
287,5 (4P)
Door cutout
646 mini (3P)

876 mini (4P)
300 mini
270 (1)
379 (2)
X 135 (1)
222 (2) 153,3 (1)
100
225
F
A
B
Insulated
parts
Metal
parts
Energised
parts
0
0
0
0
0
60
F : Datum.
58
47 (1)
325 (1)
364 (2)

(2) With escutcheon
Note:
162,5 (1)
182 (2)
HA10 12kV
NX 08
Uimp
Ui 1000V
Ue (V)
690
50kA/1s
50/60Hz
AS
947-2
UNE
IEC
BS CEI
EN 60947-2
VDE
UTE
NBMA
ct II
masterpa
GERIN
MERLIN
Connections
Horizontal rear connection NW40b - NW50)
Detail
115
115
115
115
115
115
115
N
76
13
38
= =
25
12,5
47
3 11,5
Vertical rear connection (NW40b - NW50)
14,5
Detail
115
115
115
115
115
115
115
20
View A
27
68
X
47
141
14,5
12,5
13
=
=
76
38
348,5
F
3 11,5
25
View A detail
Vertical rear connection (NW63)
Detail
115
115
115
115
115
115
115
20
View A
27
117,5
47
14,5
12,5
190,5
12,5
25
25
348,5
F
20
25
125
25
5 11,5
Note:
Recommended connection screws: M10 s/s class A4 80

59
NW accessories
Dimensions
Mounting on backplate with special brackets (Masterpact NW08 to NW32 fixed front-connected).
429 (3P)
544 (4P)
4 12
159
96
113
218,5
4,5
203,5
11
125
11
407 (3P)
522 (4P)
Disconnectable front-connection adapter (Masterpact NW08 to NW32)

Detail
67
115
115
115
20
183
76
E46057A
13
38
25
= =
12,5
172
47
3 11,5
14,5
20
253,5
F
Detail
67
115
115
115
20
View A
231
47
X
14,5
12,5
13
220
=
76
=
3 11,5
Note:

F Datum
60
253,5
F
38
25
View A detail
NW rear panel cutouts
Rear panel cutout

NW08 to NW40
X
X
302
187
264
200,5
401 (3P)
516 (4P)
200,5 (3P)
315,5 (4P)
NW40b to NW63
X
X
297
182
314
200,5
679 (3P)
909 (4P)
478,5 (3P)
708,5 (4P)
F : Datum
61
Dimensions
NW external modules
Connection of auxiliary wiring to terminal block

S : 0,6 mm2
S : 2,5 mm2
1
8
3,5
One conductor only per connection point
M6C relay module

99
11
13
15
21
19
17
23 25
81
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
M6c
9
5 7
3
S1
S3
2
11
25
21 23
17 19
.
com
0V
42
1
24V
S2
S6
S5
22 24
S4
18 20
14 16
10 12
6 8
13
15
17
19
M6c
9
5 7
11
S2
S1
24V
25
21 23
17 19
.
com
0V
21
23 25
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S6
S5
22 24
18 20
14 16
10 12
6 8
S4
99
66
11
S3
2
46
External power supply module (AD)

60
L4
L3
t
Inpu C
24VD
ut
Outp C
24VD
0A
AD 22
2 6
60
73
+
G2
G1
112
75
L4
L3
AD
t
Inpu C
24VD
ut
Outp C
24VD
220A
+
G2
G1
Battery module (BAT)

Mounting
60
2 6
60
H4
H3
BAT
24V
t
Inpu C
24VD
73
ut
Outp C
24VD H1
H2
112
75
H4
H3
24
BAT
t
Inpu C
24VD
+
H2
62
ut
Outp C
24VD H1
Dimensions
Delay unit for MN release

MNR
57
1
4 5
81
S
3 6
0.5
MN
UVR
30 V
100/1C
AC/D
2 4,2
66
42
1
1.5
MN
r de R
UV
dateu
Retardelay for
Time
73
10 12
73,5
4 5
72
S
3 6
0.5
30 V
100/1C
AC/D
1.5
3
MN
r de R
UV
dateu
Retardelay for
Time
MN
UVR
10 12
46
Chassis communication module

ModBUS
BatiBUS
90
Fault
Com.
CE
CD
CT
ss
Addre
.
sync
58
45
Breaker
us
modb
CCM
Disjoncteur
Rseau
shield
B B
A A
B B
A A
Network
++
54
External sensor for source ground return (SGR) protection

Sensor
MGDF summer module
200
130
F
MDG
45
76
150
63
NW external modules
Dimensions
External sensor for external neutral

400/2000 A (NW08 to NW20)
120
4 14
H1
SG1
SG2
X1
X2
GND
VN
VC
H2
44 102
174
206
1000/4000 A (NW025 to NW40)
2000/6300 A (NW40b to NW63)
Installation
400/2000(NW08 to NW20)
162
1000/4000 A (NW25 to NW40)
2000/6300 A (NW40 to NW63)
162
168
64
Dimensions
Rectangular sensor
280 x 115 mm window
M1 M
4 9
115
2 M3
197
215
M1 M2 M3
70
280
362
380
470 x 160 mm window
8 9
146
242
160
260
2 M3
M1 M
M1 M2 M3
70
456
470
552
570
Busbars
window (mm)
weight (kg)
280 x 115 mm window

Busbars spaced 70 mm centre-to-centre
2 bars 50 x 10 mm
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12345678 2 bars 100 x 5 mm
I i 1600 A
I i 3200 A
280 x 115
14
470 x 160
18
470 x 160 mm window

Busbars spaced 115 mm centre-to-centre
4 bars 100 x 5 mm
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123456789 4 bars 125 x 5 mm
65
66
Masterpact NW
Electrical diagrams
Product panorama
3
11
45
NW08 to NW63
68
COMs option and earth fault
70
Earth fault and earth leakage
72
75
91
67
NW08 to NW63
Fixed and drawout devices
Electrical diagrams
The diagram is shown with circuits

de-energised, all devices open, connected
and charged and relays in normal position.
readyto-close
fault
fault
Z5
Z4
Z3
Z1
downstream cb
Z5
Z4
L3
Z3
upstream cb
L2
Z2
L1
Z1
Remote operation
AT
charged
Control unit
power
Z2
Power
BPF
M6C
Q
SDE1 MN
SDE2
S1 S2
Micrologic
U
Com UC1
UC2
E46139A
B1
251
E46138A
A1
E46137A
E46136A
D1
E46135A
81
K1
181
C1
or
or
471
F2+
T4
F1
T3
X2
T2
X1
T1
SG2
M3
SG1
M2
M1
CH
24 V DC
Remote operation
Control unit
XF
MX1
PF
C11
M6C
or
Terminal block marking
MX2
Res
M2C
UC3
UC4
M2C / M6C
SDE2 / Res
E5 E6 Z5 M1 M2 M3
F2+
V3
484
/ Q3
184
E3 E4 Z3 Z4 T3 T4
VN
V2
474
/ Q2
182
E1 E2 Z1 Z2 T1 T2
F1
V1
471
/ Q1
181
Control unit
Com: E1-E6 communication
UC1 : Z1-Z5 zone selective interlocking;

Z1 = ZSI OUT SOURCE
Z2 = ZSI OUT ; Z3 = ZSI IN SOURCE
Z4 = ZSI IN ST (short time)
Z5 = ZSI IN GF (earth fault)
M1 = Vigi module input (Micrologic 7)
c
c
c
c
c
c
UC2 : T1, T2, T3, T4 = external neutral;

M2, M3 = Vigi module input
(Micrologic 7)
UC3 : F2+, F1 external 24 DC power

supply
VN external voltage connector (optional)
UC4 : optional external voltage connector
K2
SDE1
84
MN / MX2
D2
/ C12
82
/
K1
81
D1
/ C11
MX1
XF
PF
MCH
C2
A2
254
B2
C3
A3
252
B3
C1
A1
251
B1
Remote operation
SDE2: Fault-trip indication contact
or
Res : Remote reset
SDE1: Fault-trip indication contact (supplied as standard)
MN : Undervoltage release
or
MX2 : Shunt release
MX1 : Shunt release (standard or communicating)
XF
: Closing release (standard or communicating)
PF
: Ready-to-close contact
MCH: gear motor

or
M2C : 2 programmable contacts (internal relay);

ext. 24V DC power supply required
or
M6C : 6 programmable contacts
A : Digital ammeter
P: A + power meter + additional protection
H: P + harmonics
68
B2
MCH
B3
254
A3
252
A2
C3
C2
C12
D2
84
82
K2
184
182
Q3
Q2
Q1
484
474
Z5
Z4
Z3
Z2
Z1
V3
V2
V1
VN
BPO
Note:
When communicating MX or XF releases are used, the third wire

(C3,A3) must be connected even if the communication module is
not installed.
Electrical diagrams
Indication contacts
914
912
924
922
934
932
314
312
Test
324
814
332
812
824
822
834
832
..8
322
connected
disconnected
334
connected
and closed
..6
..4
..2
12
14
22
24
32
not
connected
or
connected
and open
closed
closed
34
42
44
open
Chassis contacts
EF . .
OF4
OF3
OF2
OF . .
OF1
OF
CT3
CD3
CD2
CD1
CE3
CE2
CT2
CT1
CE1
or
OF24 OF23 OF22 OF21 OF14 OF13 OF12 OF11
911
921
931
E46142A
311
321
331
E46134A
CD3
CD2
CD1
114
834
824
814
334
324
314
934
924
914
122
112
832
822
812
332
322
312
932
922
912
131
121
111
831
821
811
331
321
311
931
921
911
or
or
or
OF3
OF2
OF1
44
34
24
14
244
234
224
214
144
134
124
42
32
22
12
242
232
222
212
142
132
41
31
21
11
241
231
221
211
141
or
or
or
or
or
EF24 EF23 EF22 EF21 EF14 EF13 EF12 EF11
CE3
CE2
CE1
CT3
or
CE6
CE5
CT2
CT1
or
CE4
CE9
CE8
CE7
248
238
228
218
148
138
128
118
364
354
344
394
384
374
246
236
226
216
146
136
126
116
362
352
342
392
382
372
245
235
225
215
145
135
125
115
361
351
341
391
381
371
Indication contacts
: ON/OFF
indication
contacts
811
Chassis contacts
Indication contacts
OF4
OF4
OF3
OF2
OF1
821
831
..5
..1
11
21
31
41
CE
Chassis contacts
OF24
or
EF24
OF23 or
EF23
OF22 or
EF22
: ON/OFF
indication contacts
Combined connected-deconnected
indication contacts
CD3: Disconnected CE3: Connected

CD2 position
CE2 position
CE1 contacts
CD1 contacts
CT3: Test
CT2 position
CT1 contacts
or
or
CE6: Disconnected
CE5 position
CE4 contacts
CE9:Connected
CE8 position
CE7 contacts
OF21 or
EF21
or
OF14 or
EF14
OF13 or
EF13
OF12 or
EF12
OF11 or
EF11
CD6:Disconnected
CD5 position
CD4 contacts
key:
Drawout device only
XXX
SDE1, OF1, OF2, OF3, OF4 supplied as standard

Interconnected connections
(only one wire per connection point)
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Electrical diagrams
Communications option
Connection of the communications option

L3
914
SDE
Z5
Z4
Z3
Z2
Z1
V3
microswitch
built into
COM module
OF
V2
L2
V1
L1
VN
812
314
MX1
com
PF
911
811
CH
com
CT
Q
I
B
A
B
A
device
communication
module
Micrologic
U
311
XF
CD
CE
+
Modbus
COM chassis
CCP 303
E6
E5
E4
E3
E2
E1
F2+
F1
T4
T3
T2
T1
M3
M2
M1
B A B A
BAT
module
2
1
blue
white
yellow
brown
black
red
G1 G2
L3 L4
Modbus
junction
block CJB306
H3 H4
AD
module
CCP 303
H1 H2
E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6
+
B'
A B A'
24 V
0V
ModBUS
24 VDC
1A
110/240 VAC
24/125 VDC
None of the control-unit protection functions require an auxiliary source. However, the 24 V DC external power-supply (AD module) is
required for certain operating configurations as indicated in the table below.
circuit breaker
voltage measurement inputs
Communications option
M2C, M6C programmable contacts option
Protection function
Display function
Time-stamping function
Circuit-breaker status indications and
control via communications bus
Identification, settings, operation and
maintenance aids via communications bus
closed
powered
open
powered
not powered
no
yes
no
no (1)
no
no
no
yes
no
no (2)
no
no
no
yes
no
yes
yes (3)
no
no (1)
no (2)
yes
(1) except for Micrologic A control units (if current < 20% In).
(2) except for Micrologic A control units.
(3) time setting is manual and can be carried out automatically by the supervisor via the communications bus.
The communications bus requires its own 24 V DC power source (E1, E2). This source
is not the same as the 24 V DC external power-supply module (F1-, F2+).
The BAT battery module, mounted in series upstream of the AD module, ensures an
uninterrupted supply of power if the AD module power supply fails.
The voltage measurement inputs are standard equipment on the downstream
connectors of the circuit breaker.
External connections are possible using the PTE external voltage measurement input
option. With this option, the internal voltage measurement inputs are disconnected and
terminals VN, V1 and V2 are connected only to the control unit (Micrologic P and H only).
The PTE option is required for voltages less than 100 V and greater than 690 V (in which
case a voltage transformer is required). For three-pole devices, the system is supplied
with terminal VN connected only to the control unit (Micrologic P and H).
When the PTE option is implemented, the voltage measurement input must be protected
against short-circuits. Installed as close as possible to the busbars, this protection
function is ensured by a P25M circuit breaker (1 A rating) with an auxiliary contact (cat.
no. 21104 and 21117). This voltage measurement input is reserved exclusively for the
control unit and must not ever be used to supply other circuits outside the switchboard.
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PowerLogic
Wiring information
The PC is connected to the RS232/485 converter via a standard RS232 cable.
The recommended cable from the converter to the required devices is Belden 8723
with a maximum length of 3000m.
All devices on this line must be daisy chained, and communicate using Powerlogic,
Jbus or Modbus protocols.
Masterpact ACB
Modbus, Jbus
BA B A
Belden 8723
Green
White
Red
Black
To other
PowerLogic,
Jbus or
Modbus devices
RX+
RXTX+
TX-
Green
White
Red
Black
RX+
RXTX+
TX-
MCA485
Powermeter
Black
Red
White
Green
IN+
INOUT+
OUTSHIELD
20 21 22 23 24
SHIELD
IN+
INOUT+
OUT-
54 321
CM2000
PowerLogic,
Jbus, Modbus
PowerLogic
RXA RXB TXA TXB
System
Manager
Software
RS485 port
IC 108A
RS 232/485
converter
RS232 port
MCT485
RS232 port
standard RS232 cable
Rx+ Rx-
Tx+ TX-
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Electrical diagrams
Earth-fault and earth-leakage

protection
Zone selective interlocking
External sensor (CT) for residual earth-fault protection

Connection of current-transformer secondary circuit
for external neutral
Masterpact equipped with a Micrologic 6 A/P/H:
c Shielded cable with 2 twisted pairs.
c SG1 twisted with SG2.
c X1 twisted with X2.
c Shielding connected to earth on one end only.
c Maximum length 5 meters.
c Cable cross-sectional area 0.4 to 1.5 mm2.
If the incoming supply is connected to the ACB via the
bottom terminals, control and power wiring is identical
(H1 connected to the source side, H2 to the load
side).
For four-pole versions, for residual earth-fault
protection, the current transformer for the external
neutral is not necessary.
If the 2000/6300 current transformer is used:
c Signals SG1 and SG2 must be wired in series.
c Signals X1 and X2 must be wired in parallel.
Connection for signal VN is required only for power
measurements (3 , 4 wires, 4CTs).
c Ground terminal end of the neutral current
transformer only. If no other ground exists in control
system (check NEC requirements and connect ground
to equipment ground bars).
Micrologic 6
Z4
Z5
Z3
T4
Z2
T3
Z1
V3
V2
VN
Connection of the secondary circuit

c Unshielded cable with 1 twisted pair.
c Maximum length 150 meters.
c Cable cross-sectional area 0.4 to 1.5 mm2
c Terminals 5 and 6 may not be used at the same time.
c Use terminal 5 for NW08 to 40.
c Use terminal 6 for NW40b to 63.
V1
External transformer for source ground return (SGR) earth-fault protection
Q
I
Micrologic 6
F2+
F1
T1
T2
M3
M2
M1
or
H1
X1
H2
X2
12 5
1
3
PE
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MDGF module
13 14
10 11
9
8
Electrical diagrams
Earth-leakage protection
Z4
Z5
Z3
T4
Z2
T3
Z1
L3
V3
L2
V2
L1
VN
V1
Connection of the rectangular-sensor secondary

circuit
c Unshielded cable with 2 twisted pairs:
v M2 twisted with M3.
v M1 twisted with the other conductor.
c Maximum length 4 metres.
c Cable cross-sectional area 0.4 to 1.5 mm2.
Q
I
Micrologic 7
F2+
F1
T2
T1
M3
M2
M1
M1
M2
M3
Zone selective interlocking

upstream
circuit breaker
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5
tsd = 0,3
fault 1
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5
tsd = 0,2
fault 2
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5
downstream
circuit breaker
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5
A pilot wire interconnects a number of circuit breakers equipped with Micrologic A/P/H
control units, as illustrated in the diagram above.
The control unit detecting a fault sends a signal upstream and checks for a signal
arriving from downstream. If there is a signal from downstream, the circuit breaker
remains closed for the full duration of its tripping delay. If there is no signal from
downstream, the circuit breaker opens immediately, whatever the tripping-delay setting.
Fault 1.
Only circuit breaker A detects the fault. Because it receives no signal from downstream,
it immediately opens in spite of its tripping delay set to 0.3.
Fault 2.
Circuit breakers A and B detect the fault. Circuit breaker A receives a signal from B and
remains closed for the full duration of its tripping delay set to 0.3. Circuit breaker B does
not receive a signal from downstream and opens immediately, in spite of its tripping
delay set to 0.2.
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74
Masterpact NW
Product panarama
Dimensions and connection
Electrical diagrams
3
11
45
65
Operating conditions
Installation in switchboard
Switchboard preparations
Power connection
Busbar drilling and sizing
Temperature derating
76
78
80
82
84
87
89
75
Installation
recommendations
Operating conditions
Ambient temperature
Masterpact devices can operate under the following temperature conditions:
c The electrical and mechanical characteristics are stipulated for an ambient
temperature of -5 C to +70 C.
c Circuit-breaker closing is guaranteed down to -35 C.
Storage conditions are as follows:
c -40 to +85C for a Masterpact device without its control unit.
c -25C to +85C for the control unit.
Test
Extreme atmospheric conditions

Masterpact devices have successfully passed the tests defined by the following
standards for extreme atmospheric conditions:
c IEC 68-2-1: dry cold at -55 C.
c IEC 68-2-2: dry heat at +85 C.
c IEC 68-2-30: damp heat (temperature +55 C, relative humidity 95%).
c IEC 68-2-52 level 2: salt mist.
Masterpact devices can operate in the industrial environments defined by standard
IEC 947 (pollution degree up to 4).
Test
Vibrations
Masterpact devices are guaranteed against electromagnetic or mechanical
vibrations.
Tests are carried out in compliance with standard IEC 68-2-6 for the levels required
by merchant-marine inspection organisations (Veritas, Lloyds, etc.):
c 2 to 13.2 Hz: amplitude 1 mm.
c 13.2 to 100 Hz: constant acceleration 0.7 g.
Test
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Installation
recommendations
Altitude
At altitudes higher than 2000 metres, the following derating is necessary:
2000 m
Altitude (m)
Dielectric resistance
voltage (V)
Average insulation
level (V)
Maximum utilisation
voltage (V)
Average thermal
current (A) at 40 C
2000
3500
3000
3150
4000
2500
5000
2100
1000
900
700
600
690
590
520
460
1 x In
0.99 x In
0.96 x In
0.94 x In
Test
Electromagnetic disturbances
Test
Masterpact devices are protected against:

c Overvoltages caused by electromagnetic disturbances.
c Overvoltages caused by atmospheric disturbances or by a
distribution-system outage.
c Devices emitting radio waves (radios, walkie-talkies, radar, etc.).
Masterpact devices have successfully passed the electromagnetic-compatibility
tests (EMC) defined by the following international standards:
c IEC 60947-2, appendix F.
c IEC 60947-2, appendix B (trip units with earth-leakage function).
The above tests guarantee that:
c No nuisance tripping occurs.
c Tripping times are respected.
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Installation
recommendations
Installation in switchboard
Mounting position
Power supply
Masterpact devices can be supplied either from the top or from the bottom without
reduction in performance.
Mounting the circuit-breaker

It is important to distribute the weight of the device uniformily over a rigid mounting
surface such as rails or a base plate.
This mounting plane should be perfectly flat (tolerance on support flatness: 2 mm).
This eliminates any risk of deformation which could interfere with correct operation
of the circuit breaker.
Masterpact devices can also be mounted on a vertical plane by the use of brackets
(optional extra).
Mounting on rails.
Mounting with vertical brackets.
78
Installation
recommendations
Busbars and Partitions

Where busbars and busbar connections pass through
metal barriers care must be taken to eliminate the
possibility of forming a magnetic loop .
E47661A
A : non magnetic material
non magnetic
material
Dimensions and weights
Main dimensions in mm (H x W x D)
Masterpact
drawout
fixed
3P
4P
3P
4P
NW08/40
439 x 441 x 395
439 x 556 x 395
352 x 422 x 297
352 x 537 x 297
3P
4P
3P
4P
NW08/40
90
120
60
80
NW40b/63
479 x 786 x 395
479 x 1016 x 395
352 x 767 x 297
352 x 997 x 297
Weight (kg)
Masterpact
drawout
fixed
NW40b/63
225
300
120
160
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Installation
recommendations
Door interlock catch
Door interlock catch
15
(1)
8
(2)
Catch not supplied

17
Dimensions (mm)
Type
NW08-40 (3P)
NW08-40 (4P)
NW40b-63 (3P)
NW40b-63 (4P)
(1)
215
330
660
775
(2)
215
215
215
215
Breaker in connected or test position

Door cannot be opened
door
Dimensions (mm)
F
(1)
(2)
Breaker in disconnected position

Door can be opened
Note: The door interlock can either be mounted on the
right side or the left side of the breaker.

F Datum.
80
Type
NW
(1)
83
(2)
103
Cable-type door interlock

Connection of MN, MX and XF
voltage releases
NW Cable-type door interlock
This option prevents door opening when the circuit breaker is closed and prevents
circuit breaker closing when the door is open.
For this, a special plate associated with a lock and a cable is mounted on the right
side of the circuit breaker.
With this interlock installed, the source changeover function cannot be
implemented.
46
121
165
10
79
84
52
Wiring of voltage releases

During pick-up, the power consumed is approximately 150 to 200 VA. For low
control voltages (12, 24, 48 V), maximum cable lengths are imposed by the voltage
and the cross-sectional area of cables.
Recommanded maximum cable lengths (meter)
12 V
2,5 mm2
MN
U source 100 %
U source 85 %
MX-XF U source 100 % 21

U source 85 %
10
24 V
1,5 mm2
12
6
2,5 mm2
58
16
115
75
48 V
1,5 mm2
35
10
70
44
2,5 mm2
280
75
550
350
1,5 mm2
165
45
330
210
Note: the indicated length is that of each of the two wires
81
Installation
recommendations
Power connection
Cables connections
When cable connections are required it is important to
ensure that no excessive mechanical forces are
applied to the rear terminals.
It is recommended that connections are made as
follows:
c Extend the circuit breaker terminals using short
bars designed and installed according to the
recommendations for bar-type power connections:
v For a single cable, use solution B opposite.
v For multiple cables, use solution C opposite.
c In all cases, follow the general rules for
connections to busbars:
v Position the cable lugs before inserting the bolts
v The cables should be firmly secured to the
framework of the switchboard.
Busbars connections
The busbars should be suitably adjusted to ensure

that the connection points are positioned on the
terminals before the bolts are inserted (B)
The connections are held by the support which is
solidly fixed to the framework of the switchboard, such
that the circuit breaker terminals do not have to
support its weight (C).
A
B
Electrodynamic stresses
The first busbar support or spacer should be situated within a maximum distance
from the connection point of the breaker (see table below). This distance must be
respected so that the connection can withstand the electrodynamic stresses
between phases in the event of a short circuit.
Maximum distance A between busbar to circuit breaker connection and the first busbar
support or spacer with respect to the value of the prospective short-circuit current.
Isc (kA)
30
50
65
80
100
150
distance A (mm)
350
300
250
150
150
150
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Installation
recommendations
Clamping
Correct clamping of busbars depends amongst other things, on the tightening
torques used for the nuts and bolts. Over-tightening may have the same
consequences as under-tightening.
For connecting busbars to the circuit breaker, the tightening torques to be used are
shown in the table below.
These values are for use with copper busbars and steel nuts and bolts, class 8.8.
The same torques can be used with AGS-T52 quality aluminium bars (French
standard NFA 02-104 or American National Standard H-35-1).
Examples
6
1 terminal screw factory-tightened to 16 Nm
2 breaker terminal
3 busbar
4 bolt
5 washer
6 nut
Tightening torques
nominal (mm)
drilling (mm)
10
11
tightening torque (Nm)

with grower or
flat washers
with contact
or corrugatec
washers
37.5
50
Busbar drilling
Examples
Isolation distance
X
Dimensions (mm)
Ui
600 V
1000 V
X min
8 mm
14 mm
Busbar bending
When bending busbars maintain the radius indicated below(a smaller radius could
cause cracks).
r
e
Dimensions (mm)
e
5
10
radius of curvature r
min
recommended
5
15
7.5
18 to 20
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Installation
recommendations
Recommended busbar drilling

Masterpact NW08 to NW63

50
NW40b to NW63
80
63
15
12,5
12,5
12 maxi
25
25,5
100
15
12,5
12 maxi
12,5
25
22
12 maxi
25 25
12,5
12,5
25 25
13
= =
25
28
22
12 maxi
76
38
100
28
12 maxi
25 25
12,5
12,5
115
115
115
115
115
39
39
39
39
39
12,5
47
3 11,5
14,5

40
63
50
25
25
25
12 maxi
25
12,5
12,5
12 maxi
25
12,5
12,5 12,5
12,5
13
=
76
=
3 11,5
38
25
Front connection
50
80
63
15
12,5
12,5
12 maxi
25
25,5
12,5
Top connection
25
12,5
Bottom connection
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25 25
13
12,5
3 11,5
3 11,5
12,5
25 25
84
15
12,5
12 maxi
13
12 maxi
25 25
12 maxi
25
12,5
47
14,5
25
25
12 maxi
25
12,5
100
80
12,5
12,5
12 maxi
25
12,5
12,5
Busbar sizing
Installation
recommendations
Basis of tables:
c Maximum permissible busbars temperature: 100 C.
c Temperature inside the switchboard around the
circuit breaker and its connection: Ti (IEC 60947-2).
c Busbar material is unpainted copper.
Front or rear horizontal connection
Maximum
service
current
Ti : 40 C
no. of 5 mm
thick bars
NW08
NW10
NW12
800
1000
1250
NW16
NW16
NW20
NW20
NW25
NW25
NW32
NW32
NW32
NW40
NW40
NW50
NW50
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2500
2800
3000
3200
3800
4000
4500
5000
2b.50 x 5
3b.50 x 5
3b.50 x 5
2b.80 x 5
3b.50 x 5
3b.63 x 5
3b.80 x 5
3b.100 x 5
3b.100 x 5
4b.100 x 5
4b.100 x 5
5b.100 x 5
6b.100 x 5
Masterpact
no. of 10 mm
thick bars
1b.50 x 10
1b.63 x 10
2b.40 x 10
2b.40 x 10
2b.40 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.80 x 10
2b.80 x 10
2b.100 x 10
3b.80 x 10
3b.80 x 10
3b.100 x 10
4b.100 x 10
5b.100 x 10
6b.100 x 10
7b.100 x 10
Ti : 50 C
no. of 5 mm
thick bars
2b.50 x 5
3b.50 x 5
3b.50 x 5
2b.80 x 5
2b.80 x 5
3b.80 x 5
3b.80 x 5
3b.100 x 5
3b.100 x 5
4b.100 x 5
4b.100 x 5
6b.100 x 5
8b.100 x 5
no. of 10 mm
thick bars
Ti : 60 C
no. of 5 mm
thick bars
no. of 10 mm
thick bars
1b.50 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.50 x 5
3b.63 x 5
3b.63 x 5
1b.63 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.80 x 10
2b.80 x 10
2b.100 x 10
3b.80 x 10
3b.100 x 10
3b.100 x 10
5b.100 x 10
5b.100 x 10
6b.100 x 10
7b.100 x 10
3b.80 x 5
3b.80 x 5
3b.100 x 5
3b.100 x 5
4b.80 x 5
4b.100 x 5
5b.100 x 5
8b.100 x 5
2b.63 x 10
3b.50 x 10
2b.80 x 10
3b.63 x 10
2b.100 x 10
3b.80 x 10
3b.100 x 10
4b.80 x 10
4b.100 x 10
5b.100 x 10
6b.100 x 10
7b.100 x 10
Example
Conditions:
c Drawout version.
c Horizontal busbars.
c Ti: 50 C .
c Service current: 1800 A.
Solution:
For Ti = 50 C, use an NW20 which can be connected
with three 80x5 mm bars or two mm 63x10 bars.
Note
The values indicated in these tables have been extrapolated from test data and
theoretical calculations. These tables are only intended as a guide and cannot replace
industrial experience or a temperature rise test.
85
Busbar sizing
Installation
recommendations
Rear vertical connection
Masterpact
NW08
NW10
NW12
NW16
NW16
NW20
NW20
NW25
NW25
NW32
NW32
NW32
NW40
NW40
NW50
NW50
NW63
NW63
Maximum
service
current
Ti: 40 C
no. of 5 mm
thick bars
800
1000
1250
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2500
2800
3000
3200
3800
4000
4500
5000
5700
6300
2b.50 x 5
2b.50 x 5
2b.63 x 5
2b.63 x 5
2b.80 x 5
2b.80 x 5
2b.100 x 5
2b.100 x 5
4b.80 x 5
4b.100 x 5
5b.100 x 5
6b.100 x 5
no. of 10 mm
thick bars
1b.50 x 10
1b.50 x 10
1b.63 x 10
1b.63 x 10
1b.80 x 10
1b.80 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.80 x 10
2b.100 x 10
3b.80 x 10
3b.100 x 10
4b.100 x 10
4b.100 x 10
5b.100 x 10
5b.100 x 10
7b.100 x 10
8b.100 x 10
Ti: 50 C
no. of 5 mm
thick bars
2b.50 x 5
2b.50 x 5
2b.63 x 5
2b.63 x 5
2b.80 x 5
2b.80 x 5
2b.100 x 5
2b.100 x 5
4b.80 x 5
4b.100 x 5
6b.100 x 5
6b.100 x 5
no. of 10 mm
thick bars
1b.50 x 10
1b.50 x 10
1b.63 x 10
1b.63 x 10
1b.80 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.80 x 10
2b.100 x 10
3b.100 x 10
3b.100 x 10
4b.100 x 10
4b.100 x 10
5b.100 x 10
6b.100 x 10
7b.100 x 10
8b.100 x 10
Ti: 60 C
no. of 5 mm
thick bars
2b.50 x 5
2b.63 x 5
3b.50 x 5
3b.50 x 5
3b.63 x 5
3b.80 x 5
3b.100 x 5
3b.100 x 5
4b.100 x 5
4b.100 x 5
5b.100 x 5
no. of 10 mm
thick bars
1b.50 x 10
1b.63 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.50 x 10
2b.63 x 10
2b.80 x 10
2b.80 x 10
3b.80 x 10
3b.80 x 10
4b.80 x 10
4b.100 x 10
4b.100 x 10
4b.100 x 10
6b.100 x 10
7b.100 x 10
8b.100 x 10
Example
Conditions:
c Drawout version.
c Vertical connections.
c Ti: 40 C.
c Service current: 1100 A.
Solution :
For Ti = 40 C use an NW12 which can be connected
with two 63 x 5 mm bars or with
one 63 x 10 mm bar.
Note
The values indicated in these tables have been extrapolated from test data and
theoretical calculations. These tables are only intended as a guide and cannot replace
industrial experience or a temperature rise test.
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The table below indicates the maximum current rating,
for each connection type, as a function of the ambient
temperature around the circuit breaker and the
busbars.
Circuit breakers with mixed connections have the
same derating as horizontally connected breakers.
For ambient temperatures greater than 60 C,
consult us.
Temperature inside the switchboard around the circuit
breaker and its connection: Ti (IEC 60947-2)
Version
Drawout
Connection
Front or rear horizontal
temp. Ti
40
45
Fixed
50
55
Rear vertical
60
40
NW08 N/H/L
NW10 N/H/L
NW12 N/H/L
NW16 N/H/L
NW20 H1/H2/H3
NW20 L1
NW25 H1/H2/H3
NW32 H1/H2/H3
NW40 H1/H2/H3
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
2000
2500
3200
4000
NW40b H1/H2
NW50 H1/H2
NW63 H1/H2
4000
4000
5000
5000
5900 5800 5600 5500 5300 6300
1980 1890
1900 1850 1800
3100 3000 2900
3900 3750 3650
45
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
2000
2500
3200
4000
Front or rear horizontal

50
55
60
40
45
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
2500
3200
3850 4000
50
55
Rear vertical
60
40
45
800
1000
1250
1600
1920 2000
2500
3100 3200
3900 3800 4000
4000
5000
6200 6300
50
55
60
4000
5000
6300
Power dissipation and input / output

resistance
Total power dissipation is the value measured at IN,
50/60 Hz, for a 3 pole or 4 pole breaker (values above
the power P = I2R).
The resistance between input / output is the value
measured per pole.
Version
NW08 N1
NW08 H/L
NW10 N1
NW10 H/L
NW12 N1
NW12 H/L
NW16 N1
NW16 H/L
NW20 H/L
NW25 H1/H2/H3
NW32 H1/H2/H3
NW40 H1/H2/H3
NW40b H1/H2
NW50 H1/H2
NW63 H1/H2
Drawout
Fixed
Power dissipation (Watts)
Input/output resistance (ohm)
Power dissipation (Watts)
Input/ouput resistance (ohm)
137
100
220
150
330
230
480
390
470
600
670
900
380
590
950
42
30
42
30
42
27
37
27
23
19
13
11
7
7
7
62
42
100
70
150
105
250
170
250
260
420
650
270
420
660
19
13
19
13
19
13
19
13
13
8
8
8
5
5
5
87
88
Masterpact NW
Product panarama
Electrical diagrams
3
11
45
65
73
Tripping curves
Limitation curves (current and Energy)
90
92
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Protection
characteristics
Tripping curves
Micrologic 5.0, 6.0, 7.0
10 000
5 000
Ir = 0,41 x In
2 000
1 000
500
200
100
tr = 0,524 s
50
20
10
5
t(s)
Isd = 1,510 x Ir
2
1
I2t ON
.5
.2
0,4
0,3
0,3
0,2
0,2
0,1
.1
.05
.02
.01
0,4
0,1
I2t OFF
Ii = 215 x In . OFF (1)
.005
.002
.001
.5 .7 1
3 4 5 7 10
20
x Ir
7 10
20 30
x In
Earth-fault protection (Micrologic 6.0)

10 000
5 000
2 000
Ig = AJ x In (1)
1200 A max.
1 000
500
200
100
50
20
10
5
t(s)
I2t ON
2
1
.5
.2
.1
.05
I2t
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.3
0.2
0.1
OFF
.02
.01
.005
.002
.001
.05.07 .1
.2 .3 .4 .5 .7 1
I / In
90
7 10
200 300
Protection
characteristics
IDMTL curve (Micrologic P and H)
100 000
HVF
10 000
5 000
2 000
1 000
EIT
500
t(s)
200
100
VIT
50
SIT
20
10
DT
5
2
1
.5
.5 .7
4 5
10
20
I / Ir
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Protection
characteristics
Limitation curves
Current limiting
Voltage 380/415 V AC
300
Masterpact
NW H3
200
Masterpact
NW L1
100
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
20
30
40
60
100
200
kA rms
300
Masterpact
NW H3
200
Masterpact
NW L1
kA
100
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
20
30
40
60
kA rms
92
100
200
Protection
characteristics
Energy limiting
9
10
5
3
Masterpact
NW H3
2
8
10
Masterpact
NW L1
5
2
As
3
2
7
10
5
3
2
6
10
10
20
30
40
60
100
150 200
300
kA rms
10
5
Masterpact
NW H3
3
2
10
Masterpact
NW L1
5
2
As
3
2
10
5
3
2
6
10
10
20
30
40
60
100
150 200
300
kA rms
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binding once expressly confirmed by ourselves
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Masterpact NW

Dimensions and connection details

Masterpact NW08 to NW32

Masterpact NW40b to NW63

NW rear panel cutouts

NW08 to NW32 circuit breakers

Mounting on base plate or rails

295 mini (3P)

(1) Without escutcheon

An overhead clearance of 20mm is required to remove the terminal block.

Vertical rear connection

Recommended connection screws: M10 class 8.8

NW08 to NW32 circuit breakers

(*) Disconnected position

Mounting on base plate or rails

300 mini (3P)

222 (2) 153,3 (1)

(1) Without escutcheon

Vertical rear connection

Recommended connection screws: M10 class 8.8

NW40 circuit breakers

Mounting on base plate or rails

295 mini (3P)

(1) Without escutcheon

An overhead clearance of 20mm is required to remove the terminal block.

Vertical rear connection

Recommended connection screws: M10 class 8.8

NW40 circuit breakers

(*) Disconnected position

Mounting on base plate or rails

300 mini (3P)

222 (2) 153,3 (1)

(1) Without escutcheon

Vertical rear connection

Recommended connection screws: M10 class 8.8

NW40b to NW63 circuit breakers

Mounting on base plate or rails

639 mini (3P)

(1) Without escutcheon

An overhead clearance of 20mm is required to remove the terminal block.

Vertical rear connection (NW40b - NW50)

Vertical rear connection (NW63)

Recommended connection screws: M10 s/s class A4 80

NW40b to NW63 circuit breakers

(*) Disconnected position

Mounting on base plate or rails

646 mini (3P)

222 (2) 153,3 (1)

(1) Without escutcheon

Vertical rear connection (NW40b - NW50)

Vertical rear connection (NW63)

Recommended connection screws: M10 s/s class A4 80

Disconnectable front-connection adapter (Masterpact NW08 to NW32)

Vertical rear connection

Recommended connection screws: M10 class 8.8

NW rear panel cutouts

Rear panel cutout

Connection of auxiliary wiring to terminal block

M6C relay module

External power supply module (AD)

Battery module (BAT)

Delay unit for MN release

Chassis communication module