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Appendix
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Innovation is the key to success Energy-efficiency and environmental Customer focus as USP
protection is our business principle
We continue to invest heavily in the re- And this business principle applies cross- This is not just a soundbite, we make ev-
search and development of new technolo- company and to each and every em- ery effort to ensure close customer rela-
gies. We have our own experimental and ployee: We are committed to environmen- tions. We have in-depth knowledge of
test laboratories where we carry out in- tal protection and the careful use of re- their business and involve them in the de-
tensive basic research on the climate in sources. Since 1994, we have been velopment of our innovations. Our skills
buildings and on fire, gas and explosion involved in more than 1300 energy effi- make us an expert provider of industry-
protection. This gives us the experience ciency projects, which have jointly con- specific solutions and services, a preferred
and the opportunity to create solutions tributed to the saving of around 1.5 billion partner during the life cycle of a building -
that continuously flow into our new prod- euro in energy costs and reduced the an- and allow us to enjoy mutual growth with
ucts and systems. At special test premises, nual CO2 burden on the environment by our customers.
such as airport buildings and hospital approx. 700 000 t. So, as you can see, in-
premises, we test the interoperability of telligent solutions in technical infrastruc-
the individual systems. This empirical data tures benefit not only the owners and op-
is incorporated into industry-specific solu- erators of buildings, but also those who
tions that continually set new standards have nothing to do with them.
and underscore our claim to technological
leadership.
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customers.
Total Building Solutions means more in- • Low-voltage power distribution • Fire protection
novation from a single source for en- Switchboards, busbar trunking Fire alarms, alerting, evacuation, ex-
hanced functionality under one roof. systems, distribution boards, tinction and complete fire protection
When it comes to delivering turnkey build- circuit breakers, switch disconnectors, solutions
ings equipped with cutting edge power low-voltage circuit protection, building
distribution, building automation and management systems, switches and Take a closer look at all the options avail-
safety and fire-protection equipment from socket outlets able from Siemens. Check out the oppor-
a single source, Siemens is in a league of • Building automation tunities our products provide and discover
its own. And just to show that we are Heating, ventilation and air-condition- how we can help you to sustainably en-
more than just the sum of our parts, our ing controls, overall energy solutions hance your competitive edge.
portfolio includes: offering guaranteed savings
• Safety solutions
Access control, video monitoring, bur-
glar protection, alarm control centers,
operation of alarm control centers
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reason, you need products and systems which cope with every
eventuality and always keep you on the safe side. Our portfolio is
to socket outlets.
Making efficient use of energy Excellent support Top quality standards world-wide
The consistent concept behind the As a competent and reliable partner we Opting for us puts you on the safe side:
communication-capable components of offer you comprehensive support – from Whether it is our workmanship, the
our low-voltage power distribution range initial information, planning, configura- materials we use or the operability and
forms a sound basis for the measurement, tion and ordering through to commission- functionality of our products –
indication, evaluation and optimization of ing, operation and technical support. We we guarantee top standards of quality
power flows, thus enabling professional know the requirements to be met in your world-wide.
energy management for more cost-effec- area of work and day-to-day business. On
tiveness. At the same time our intelligent this basis we provide you with the type of
building management systems, e.g. for flexible and efficient help that allows you
lighting and heating, help to remarkably to concentrate fully on your customers
reduce power consumption. and their needs.
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New developments
RCD modules
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With our basic and advanced courses, you can lay the founda- Visit us on the Internet. You will find comprehensive informa-
tions for your business success. Expert lecturers provide you tion on our products – SIVACON switchboards, busbar trun-
with the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge in our king systems, ALPHA distribution boards, SENTRON circuit
modern training center in Regensburg. Dynamic and easy-to- breakers and switch disconnectors, BETA low-voltage circuit
understand training with multimedia teaching equipment and protection, GAMMA building management systems and
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cal Siemens branches.
Comprehensive support
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Selecting
Much more Find your products in the structure tree, in the new "Bread-crumb"
navigation or with the integral search machine with expert functions.
than a catalog. Electronic configurators are also integrated into the Mall. Enter the
various characteristic values and the appropriate product will be dis-
The Industry Mall. played with the relevant order numbers. You can save configurations,
load them and reset them to their initial status.
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Connecting sets
3
4
2 5
6
7
Circuit breaker
9 10
11
8
12 13 14
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Rotary operating mechanism
15
17
18
19
20
16
23
27
22
26
21 24 25
1 3VT circuit breaker 10 Undervoltage trip unit 19 Lateral manual operating mechanism (right)
2 Circular conductor terminal 11 Adapter to install on 35 mm DIN rail 20 Lateral manual operating mechanism (left)
3 Front connection 12 Lockingtype lever 21 Non lockable knob
4 Rear connection 13 Signal switch 22 Coupling driver
5 Auxiliary conductor terminal 14 Auxiliary switch 23 Telescopic extension shaft
6 Front connecting bus with increased 15 Mechanical parallel switching 24 Lockable knob
pole spacing 16 Mechanical interlocking 25 Lockable knob
7 Insulating barriers 17 Front manual operating mechanism 26 Coupling driver
8 Lateral rotary operating mechanism 18 Front manual operating mechanism 27 Extension shaft
9 Shunt trip unit
■ Overview 1
Circuit breaker Switch disconnector
Circuit breaker, 3-/4-pole versions Switch disconnector, 3-/4-pole versions
The 3- or 4-pole versions of the circuit breakers include: The 3- or 4-pole versions of the switch disconnectors include:
• 2 connecting sets for connecting Cu/Al cables1) with cross- • 2 connecting sets for connecting Cu/Al cables1) with cross-
sections of 2.5 ... 95 mm2 sections of 2.5 ... 95 mm2
(these terminals are connected to the circuit breaker) (these terminals are connected to the switch disconnector)
• insulating barriers • insulating barriers
• set of two mounting bolts (M3 x 30) • set of two mounting bolts (M3 x 30)
1)
See page 1/16 (3-pole)
2)
See pages 1/16 and 1/20
■ Overview 1
Rotary operating mechanisms • For operating through side panel of switchgear cabinet (lateral
operation):
The rotary operating mechanism must be combined from the fol- - 3VT9 100-3HE../HF.. knob
lowing parts: - 3VT9 100-3HG../HH.. coupling driver
• For rotary operation of the circuit breaker: - 3VT9 100-3HJ.. extension shaft
- 3VT9 100-3HE../HF.. knob
Mechanical interlocking and parallel switching
• For operation through the switchgear cabinet door:
- 3VT9 100-3HE../HF.. knob • The mechanical interlock must be combined from the fol-
- 3VT9 100-3HG../HH.. coupling driver lowing parts:
- 3VT9 100-3HJ.. extension shaft, - 2 x 3VT9 200-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanisms
(cannot be used with lateral operation)
- 2 x 3VT9 200-3HE/HF.. knobs (standard) or
1 x 3VT9 200-3HE/HF.. knob (parallel switching)
Extension shaft
• length 350 mm, can be shortened B 3VT9 100-3HJ10 1 unit 0.113
• length 199 ... 352 mm, telescopic B 3VT9 100-3HJ20 1 unit 0.092
4-pole
160 0.300 instantaneous 80 ... 440 C 3VT9 116-5GB40 1 unit 1.300
1) Thermal-magnetic
Terminals for circular conductors 2 x 25 ... 120 Cu/Al cable B 3VT9 100-4TF30 1 unit 0.180
Set includes a terminal cover, degree of
protection IP20
Terminals for rear connection Cu/Al busbars, B 3VT9 100-4RC30 1 unit 0.320
1 set = 3 units cable lugs
Auxiliary conductor terminals 1.5 ... 2.5; Cu flexible B 3VT9 100-4TN30 1 unit 0.010
4 ... 6 conductors
Front connection bars 1.5 ... 2.5; Cu/Al busbars, B 3VT9 100-4ED30 1 unit 0.103
4 ... 6 cable lugs
Terminal protection cover, degree of protection IP20 B 3VT9 100-8CA30 1 unit 0.050
Increases degree of protection of the connection point to
degree of protection IP20, e.g. when used with cable lugs.
4-pole version
Insulating barrier for circuit breakers B 3VT9 100-8CE00 1 unit 0.020
• Included in the scope of supply of circuit breaker or switch disconnector
• In case of feed-in from below, (power supply connected to terminals 2, 4, 6,
N), it is necessary to install these barriers on the bottom side
For more information, see page 1/37.
Extension cable for motorized operating mechanism B 3VT9 100-3MF00 1 unit 0.100
Mounting adapter
3-pole version
For mounting on a 35 mm stan- B 3VT9 100-4-poleP30 1 unit 0.050
dard DIN mounting rail
For dimensions, see page 1/45.
■ Technical specifications 1
Order No. 3VT1 7..-2..36-0AA0 3VT1 716-2DE36-0AA0 3VT1 7..-2..46-0AA0 3VT1 716-2EE46-
0AA0
Description Circuit breakers Switch disconnectors Circuit breakers 3) Switch
disconnectors
Number of poles 3 4
Standards EN 60 947-2, EN 60 947-3,IEC 947-3 EN 60 947-2, IEC 947-2 EN 60 947-3,IEC
IEC 947-2 947-3
Approval marks
5.2
5.4
4.2
4.4
10.Y1
A1
10.Y1
B1
1 3 5
3VT9 100-1U.00
2.2
2.4
3.2
3.4
3VT9 100-1S.00
1.2
1.4
1.2
1.4
TEST
Q V
U< U
6.3VT9 100-2AB10
1.3VT9 100-2AH10
1.3VT9 100-2AB10
2.3VT9 100-2AB10
3.3VT9 100-2AB10
or
I>
or
10.Y2
10.Y2
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1.1
1.1
2.1
3.1
6.1
5.1
4.1
A2
B2
J 2 4 6
acc.comp. no. 10 acc.c. no. 6 acc.c. no. 5 acc.c. no. 4 acc.c. no. 1 acc.c. no. 2 acc.c. no. 3
8.2
8.4
7.2
7.4
3VT9 100-2AB.0
3VT9 100-2AB.0
3VT9 100-2AB.0
9.1
8.1
7.1
J
acc.c. no. 9 acc.c. no. 8 acc.c. no. 7
5.2
5.4
4.2
4.4
2.2
2.4
3.2
3.4
10.Y1
A1
A1
10.Y1
1.2
1.4
1.2
1.4
N 1 3 5
3VT9 100-1U.00
3VT9 100-1S.00
TEST
TEST
pushbutton
Q V
U< U
3VT9 100-2AB.0
3VT9 100-2AB.0
3VT9 100-2AH.0
3VT9 100-2AB.0
3VT9 100-2AB.0
3VT9 100-2AB.0
3VT9 100-2AB.0
or
I>
T
10.Y2
10.Y2
NSO0_00001a
or
6.1
5.1
4.1
1.1
1.1
2.1
3.1
A2
B2
J N 2 4 6
acc.c. no. 6 acc.c. no. 5 acc.c. no. 4 acc.comp. no. 10 acc.c. no. 1 acc.c. 2 acc.c. 3
Explanations
„L“ - lines
For protection of lines with low starting currents
3VT1 circuit breakers with characteristic „L“ have a pre-set and
fixed rated current value. The circuit breakers feature In values
in a standardized current range from 40 A to 160 A (see „Ranges
of trip units and their possible settings“). Short-circuit trip units
are fixed at 4 x In.
„D“ - distribution
NSO0_00502
For protection of lines and transformers
3VT1 circuit breakers with characteristic „D“ have the option of
setting to a reduced current in a range of approximately 0.75 ... I
1 In. The circuit breakers feature In values in a standardized cur- „M“:
rent range from 16 A to 160 A (see „Ranges of trip units and their
possible settings“). The short-circuit trip unit is adjustable.
L I
Setting values are shown in the table on page 1/17.
Ir
„M“ - motor t
For motor protection
3VT1 circuit breakers with characteristic „M“ have the option of
setting a reduced current in a range of approximately
0.75 ... 1 In. The circuit breakers feature In values in a standar-
dized series of currents from 16 A to 100 A (see „Ranges of trip
units and their possible setting“). The short-circuit trip unit is
fixed at the value of 10 x In.
See page 1/20.
NSO0_00048
Ii
NSO0_00216
200 200
L L
100 100
50 50
20 20
10 10
5 In = 40 … 160 A 5 In = 32 … 160 A
2 2
1 1
0.5 0.5
0.2 0.2
I I
0.1 0.1
0.05 0.05
0.02 0.02
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
0.2 0.2
I I
0.1 0.1
0.05 0.05
0.02 0.02
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
Characteristic „N“, In = 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160 A
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10000
5000
t [s]
2000
1000
500
200
100
50
20
10
5 In = 32 … 160 A
2
1
0.5
0.2
I
0.1
0.05
0.02
0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In
Rated short-circuit ultimate and service breaking capacity of 3-pole 3VT1 circuit breakers in DC circuits
Specifications
Order No. 3VT1 7..-2DM36-0AA0
Rated operational voltage Ue DC 250 V
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking 25 kA/DC 250 V; τ = max. 5 ms
capacity1) (rms value) Icu/Ue
Rated service short-circuit breaking 13 kA/DC 250 V; τ = max. 5 ms
capacity (rms value) Ics/Ue
Utilization category (switching mode) DC-22A
1) in reverse connection of the circuit breaker (input terminals 2, 4, 6 and out-
put terminals 1, 3, 5), Icu does not change.
NSO0_00502
3VT1 circuit breakers with characteristic „L“ have a fixed value
of rated current I (without In control). The circuit breakers feature
In values of standard current range 40 ... 160 A, see „Ranges of
trip units and their possible setting“. The short-circuit trip unit I
has a fixed setting to 4 x In.
„D“
„D“ - distribution L I
For protection of lines and transformers
3VT1 circuit breakers with characteristic „D“ can be set to a re- Ir
t
duced current in the range of approx. 0.75 ... 1 In.
The circuit breakers feature In values within a standard current
range of 16 ... 160 A.
Setting values are shown in the table on page 1/22.
„N“ - short-circuit
For protection against short circuits only
3VT1 circuit breakers with characteristic „N“ have a short circuit
trip unit only. They feature circuit breaker values within a stan- Ii
dard current range of 32 ... 160 A. The short circuit trip unit is ad-
NSO0_00500
justable.
The values are shown in the table on page 1/22.
Order numbers I
The order number of a circuit breaker depends on the rated cur- „N“
rent and on the tripping characteristics.
L I
For example: Protection of a circuit with In = 40 A.
The order number is 3VT1 704-2EC46-0AA0.
t
Setting of tripping characteristics
• Time-dependent trip unit (thermal) L (for circuit breakers
with
characteristics “D” and “M”). The time-dependent trip unit for
overload protection Ir (instantaneous), is adjusted in a conti-
nuous range using the Ir adjustment dial on the overload trip
unit. The Ir adjustment range is 0.75 ... 1 In.
• Time-independent instantaneous trip unit (short-circuit Ii
trip unit) I
(for circuit breakers with characteristics “D” and “N”). With a
NSO0_00216
200 200
L L
100 100
50 50
20 20
10 10
5 In = 40 … 160 A 5 In = 16 … 25 A
2 2
1 1
0.5 0.5
0.2 0.2
I I
0.1 0.1
0.05 0.05
0.02 0.02
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
Characteristic „N“, In = 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160 A Characteristic „D“, In = 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160 A
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10000 1.05 1.30 NSO0_00051
10000
5000 5000
t [s] t [s]
2000 2000
1000
1000
500
500
200
200
100 L
100
50 50
20
20
10
10
5 In = 32 … 160 A
5 In = 32 … 160 A
2
2
1
1
0.5
0.5
0.2 0.2
I
0.1 I
0.1
0.05
0.05
0.02
0.02
0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In
x In
■ Function 1
Switching states (3-pole) Switching states (4-pole)
Accessory compartment 1 ... 9 1 10 Accessory compartment 1 ... 6 1 10
Switching states of Switching states of
the circuit breaker the circuit-breaker
3VT9 100-1UC/UD/UE..
3VT9 100-1SC/SD/SE..
3VT9 100-2AH10
3VT9 100-2AH10
3VT9 100-2AB10
3VT9 100-2AB10
Position of the main contacts
3VT9 100-1S...
SP-BC-X...
Lever position
Lever position
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1
Switched off by auxiliary trip unit 0 0 1 0 1 0 Switched off by auxiliary trip unit 0 0 1 0 1 0
■ Technical specifications
Order No. 3VT9 100-2AB10, 3VT9 100-2AB20,
3VT9 100-2AH10 3VT9 100-2AH20
Rated operational voltage Ue V AC 60 ... 250 V AC 5 ... 60 V
DC 60 ... 250 V DC 5 ... 60 V
Rated insulation voltage Ui V 250 V
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp kV 4 kV
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60 Hz
Rated operational current Ie/Ue
AC-12 6 A/250 V 0.0004 ... 0.1 A/5 ... 60 V
AC-15 5 A/60 V, 3 A/110 V, 1.5 A/230 V 0.0004 ... 0.1 A/5 ... 60 V
DC-12 0.25 A/250 V 0.1 A/5 ... 60 V
DC-13 0.5 A/60 V, 0.2 A/110 V, 0.1 A/250 V 0.0004 ... 0.1 A/5 ... 60 V
Thermal current Ith A 6A 0.5 A
Contacts arrangement 001
Connector cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 1
Terminal protection IP20
(connected switch)
Ue Order No.
AC/DC 24/48 V 3VT9 100-1UC00
AC 110/230 V, DC 110/220 V 3VT9 100-1UD00
AC 230/400 V, DC 220 V 3VT9 100-1UE00
The specific rated operational voltage of the shunt trip unit is set
by jumpers located on the trip unit. The standard setting by the
manufacturer is always to the value corresponding to the order
Shunt trip unit Undervoltage trip unit
number.
A1
10.Y1
B1
10.Y1
3VT9 100-1U.0
3VT9 100-1S.0
U U<
10.Y2
10.Y2
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A2
B2
N- N-
One auxiliary trip unit can be installed in accessory compartment 10 Shunt trip unit Undervoltage trip unit
■ Technical specifications
Order No. 3VT9 100-1S.00 Order No. 3VT9 100-1U.00
Rated operational voltage Ue AC 24/48/110/230/400 V Rated operational voltage Ue AC 24/48/110/230/400 V
DC 24/48/110/220 V DC 24/48/110/220 V
Rated frequency fn 50/60 Hz Rated frequency fn 50/60 Hz
Input power at 1.1 Ue Input power at 1.1 Ue
• AC 2 VA • AC 2 VA
• DC 2W • DC 2W
Characteristics U ≥ 0.7 Ue: circuit breaker must Characteristics U ≤ 0.35 Ue: circuit breaker can be
trip switched on
U ≥ 0.85 Ue: circuit breaker must
trip
Time before switching off 15 ms Time before switching off 15 ms
Continuous load yes Continuous load yes
Connection cross-section S 0,5 ... 1 mm2 Connector cross-section S 0.5 ... 1 mm2
Terminal protection IP20 Terminal protection IP20
(connected trip unit) (connected trip unit)
Location in accessory compartment no. 10 Location in accessory compartment no. 10
Alarm switch - signals that the circuit breaker was switched off by the shunt Alarm switch - signals that the circuit breaker was switched off by the
trip unit undervoltage trip unit
Rated operational voltage Ue AC 230 V Rated operational voltage Ue AC 230 V
Rated insulation voltage Ui 250 V Rated insulation voltage Ui 250 V
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp 4 kV Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp 4 kV
Rated frequency fn 50/60 Hz Rated frequency fn 50/60 Hz
Rated operational current Ie/Ue 2 A/AC 230 V Rated operational current Ie/Ue 2 A/AC 230 V
Thermal current Ith 6A Thermal current Ith 6A
Contact arrangement 01 Contact arrangement 01
■ Design 1
Rotary operating mechanisms Operation through the switchgear cabinet door (Fig. 2)
3VT9 100-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
The rotary operating mechanism actuates the circuit brea- + 3VT9 100-3HJ.. extension shaft
kers/switch disconnector when the operator turns the knob, e.g. + 3VT9 100-3HG/HH.. coupling driver
in order to switch machines on and off. The modular concept of + 3VT9 100-3HE/HF.. knob
the operating mechanism allows simple mounting on the circuit
breaker. Mounting can be done after having removed the acces-
sory compartment cover. An attached drive can be sealed (with
sealing wire). The drive and its accessories are ordered separa-
tely to match the requirements (see page 1/7).
• The rotary operating mechanism is mounted directly on the
circuit breaker or switch disconnector.
• The coupling driver is fixed to the switchgear cabinet door and
provides for degree of protection IP40 or IP66.
• The knob is mounted onto the rotary operating mechanism or
onto the coupling driver.
• The extension shaft is supplied in two versions, standard
(length 350 mm - can be shortened) and telescopic (adjus-
table length 199 ... 352 mm). It is fitted onto the rotary opera-
ting mechanism.
The rotary operating mechanism makes it possible to actuate the
circuit breaker:
Operation from the front panel of the circuit breaker (Fig. 1)
3VT9 100-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
+ 3VT9 100-3HE/HF.. knob
Mechanical interlocks make sure that two circuit breakers can- Mechanical interlocks for parallel switching are for simultaneous
not trip simultaneously, but always just individually. Both circuit switching of two circuit breakers. Parallel switching can be used
breakers may be switched off simultaneously. Interlocking can between two 3VT1 circuit breakers. Each circuit breaker must be
be used between two 3VT1 circuit breakers. Each circuit breaker furnished with a rotary operating mechanism and at least one of
must be furnished with a rotary operating mechanism – at least them with a knob (see page 1/27).
one of them with a rotary operating mechanism and a knob (see
page 1/27). When using a mechanical interlock for parallel switching it is re-
quired to comply with the dimensions shown in the figure and in
When using a mechanical interlock it is required to comply with the table.
the dimensions shown in the figure and in the table.
Dimensions mm Dimensions mm
X 87.5 or 100 X 75 or 87.5 or 100
L 94.5 or 106 L to be determined
X
X
NSO0_00057
NSO0_00058
Arrangement of circuit breakers/switch disconnectors with Arrangement of circuit breakers/switch disconnectors with
3VT9 100-8LA00 mechanical interlock 3VT9 100-8LB00 mechanical interlock for parallel switching
NSO0_00060
NSO0_00059
12.5 or 25 0 or 12.5 or 25
3VT1 circuit breakers with motorized operating mechanism are Switched on manually or by motorized operating
mechanism electrically
intended for industrial, power engineering and infrastructure ap-
plications. The motorized operating mechanisms are for direct Switched off by trip unit, shunt trip unit, undervoltage trip
actuation of the circuit breaker, without a spring storage unit. unit or TEST pushbutton
The motorized operating mechanism can work in local or remote
control mode. The local control mode is used, for instance, in Switched off manually or by motorized operating mecha-
case of loss of the control voltage. Local control of the circuit nism electrically, wound up state
breaker is only accessible after lifting the transparent safety co-
ver off the operating mechanism. This procedure locks the re-
mote electrical control circuits. The lifted position of the cover
can be indicated remotely.
The circuit breaker is switched on and off by means of the
control lever. After returning the safety cover to the original posi-
tion, the operating mechanism is switched automatically into the
remote control mode.
After the safety cover was removed, it is possible to actuate an
automatic mode selector switch. Under the transparent cover,
there is a red LED. The lighting of the LED indicates a failure
(failed on/off/wind-up operations).
Electronic circuits of the motorized operating mechanism block
erroneous control process, e.g. drive cycling after tripping of trip
unit or shunt trip/undervoltage trip unit.
Lateral operating mechanisms can be locked in „off position“ of
the circuit breaker by up to three padlocks with a shank diameter
of max. 4 mm. The protective cover of the operating mecha-
nisms can also be sealed.
Circuit breaker switching off to Circuit breaker will be swit- Circuit breaker will be switched
TRIP position ched to OFF position to ON position
0 N 11) Automatic winding up is By trip unit The motorized operating The motorized operating
on By auxiliary trip unit mechanism switches the cir- mechanism switches circuit
1 2 cuit breaker OFF automati- breaker on when it receives an
By TEST pushbutton cally. ON signal.
0 N 2 Automatic winding up is The motorized operating The motorized operating
off mechanism stays in TRIP mechanism switches circuit
1 2 mode until it receives an OFF breaker on when it receives an
signal. ON signal.
0 N 3 Simultaneous winding When receiving an ON signal the motorized operating mecha-
up and switching on nism switches the circuit breaker off and on again immediately.
1 2 2)
0 N The motorized operating mechanism is out of operation, the red LED is lit.
1 2
■ Schematics 1
MP control circuit
Q3
L+
ON
OFF
B
Motor drive
X3 4 3 1
M P
MP
2 5 6 7 8
X3
B
NSO0_00061
■ Technical specifications
Explanation of designations
Order No. 3VT9 100-3M.00
Rated operational voltage Ue AC 24/48/110/230 V MP 3VT9 100-3M.00 motorized operating mecha-
DC 24/48/110/220 V nism
Rated frequency fn 50/60 Hz M Motor
Control pulse length P Gearbox
for switching on 60 ms ... ∞1) X3 Connector for connection of control and signal-
for switching off 60 ms ... ∞1) ling circuits
1)
Time for switching on < 70 ms B recommended connection of control circuits-
Time for switching off < 50 ms1) not part of MP
Frequency of cycles ON/OFF 5 cycles/min ON Pushbutton
Frequency of cycles-successive ON/OFF 10 cycles OFF Pushbutton
Mechanical endurance 20000 cycles Q3 motorized operating mechanism circuit breaker
Power input AC 100 VA HL1 remote failure signalling (unreliable making or
breaking), permissible load max. 10 W1)
DC 100 W
HL2 signalling of circuit breaker lever „wound up“
Starting current 12 A, at AC/DC 24 V position, permissible load max. 10 W1)
6 A, at AC/DC 48 V
4 A, at AC/DC 110 V HL3 signalling of opening of the front safety cover of
2 A, at AC 230 V/DC 220 V the operating mechanism, permissible load
max. 10 W1)
Protection
AC 24/48/110 V; AC 230 V LSN 4C/1; LSN 2C/1 HL4 signalling of extension of the operating mecha-
DC 24/48/110 V; DC 220 V LSN-DC 4C/1; LSN-DC 2C/1 nism locking bar, permissible load max. 10 W1)
Order No. 3VT9 100-3MF00 1)
Voltage on terminals 5, 6, 7, 8 is the same as Un of the motorized operating
Number of conductors 8 mechanism.
Conductor cross section S 0.35 mm2
Conductor length 60 cm
1)
The values depend on the motorized operating mechanism automatic ope-
ration preset, see pages 1/32 ff.
NSO0_00062
NSO0_00063
Main contacts Main contacts
50 70
1 1
0 0
Auxiliary switch - NO contact Auxiliary switch - NO contact
50 70
1 1
0 0
Auxiliary switch - NC contact Auxiliary switch - NC contact
55 65
1 1
0 0
t [ms] t [ms]
50 < 70
HK 1
0
NS 1
0
t [ms]
50 < 70
HK 1
0
NS 1
0
t [ms]
NSO0_00067
NSO0_00069
Main contacts
> 15001)
2 1 10 60 … 500
4 3 1 1
6 5 IMP ON
0 0
Auxiliary switch - NO contact
compartment
10 70
accessory
1 1
3.4 3.3 HK
0
3
0
Auxiliary switch - NC contact
15 1070
1 NS 1
3.2 3.1
0 0
Alarm switch - NO contact
t [ms]
compartment
10 1080
accessory
1
2.4 2.3 Automatic operation no. 2
0
2
Alarm switch - NC contact
NSO0_00070
> 500
5 1085
1 60 … ∞ > 20 60 … ∞
2.2 2.1
0 1 IMP OFF IMP ON
t [ms] 0
Automatic operation no. 2 1) 70
HK 1
0
NSO0_00068
Main contacts
2 1 10 70
4 3
1 NS 1
6 5 0 0
Auxiliary switch - NO contact
t [ms]
compartment
10
accessory
1
Automatic operation no. 3
3.4 3.3 0
3
NSO0_00071
15
1 60 … 500
3.2 3.1 0 1 IMP ON
Alarm switch - No contact 0
compartment
10
accessory
1 1) 140
HK 1
2.4 2.3 0
2
Main contacts
Graph description
2 1 10
4 3
1
Symbol Description
6 5 0
Auxiliary switch - NO contact HK Main contacts
compartment
10 NS Alarm switch
accessory
Auxiliary switch - NC contact IMP OFF Break pulse for motorized operating mechanism
Switched on
15
1
3.2 3.1 0 Switched off by trip units, TEST or INSPECTION pushbut-
Alarm switch - No contact
ton
compartment
10
accessory
5
1
2.2 2.1 0
t [ms]
NSO0_00072
Main contacts
2 1 15
4 3 1
6 5
0
Auxiliary switch - NO contact
compartment
15
accessory
1
3.4 3.3
0
3
Auxiliary switch - NC contact
20
1
3.2 3.1
0
accessory
Alarm switch Auxiliary trip unit
compart-
ment
2
10 1085
1
2.4 2.3
0
t [ms]
Main contacts
2 1 15
4 3 1
6 5
0
Auxiliary switch - NO contact
compartment
accessory
15
1
3.4 3.3
3
0
Auxiliary switch - NC contact
20
1
3.2 3.1
0
accessory
10
1
2.4 2.3
0
t [ms]
Main contacts
2 1 15
4 3 1
6 5
0
Auxiliary switch - NO contact
compartment
accessory
15
1
3.4 3.3
3
0
Auxiliary switch - NC contact
20
1
3.2 3.1
0
accessory
10
1
2.4 2.3
0
t [ms]
NSO0_00074
SV Pulse for shunt trip unit
> 1500 SP Pulse for undervoltage trip unit
60 … 500
1 IMP ON Make pulse for motorized operating mechanism
IMP ON
0 IMP OFF Break pulse for motorized operating mechanism
Switched on
> 2001)
1
SV
0 Switched off by trip units, TEST or REVISION pushbuttons
> 2001)
SP 1 Switched off manually or by electrically by motorized
0 operating mechanism (wound up state)
15 1070 70
HK 1
0
NS 1
0
t [ms]
> 500
> 20
60 … ∞ 60 … ∞
1
IMP OFF IMP ON
0
> 2001)
1
SV
0
> 2001)
SP 1
0
15 70
70
HK 1
0
NS 1
0
t [ms]
> 500
60 … 500
1
IMP ON
0
> 2001)
1
SV
0
15 70
HK 1
0
NS 1
0
t [ms]
H = 30 1 1
1 3VT9 100-8CE30
A2 = 150
A1 = 100
100
A = 50
F=0 G=0
ON ON ON
130
B = 20 E = 70 G = 40
75 75 100 B = 20
>15
- Terminals N, 2, 4, 6
3VT9 100-8CE30 and 3VT9 100-8CE00 insulating barriers or
3VT9 100-8CA40 terminal covers have to be used (if 3VT9
100-4TF40 connecting sets are used to connect the circuit
breaker/switch disconnector, the terminal cover is included
in the connecting set)
• Rear connection
- Insulating barriers or covers must be used.
Reference Size
mm
A 50 Minimum distance between the circuit breaker/switch dis-
connector and uninsulated earthed wall (applicable for
connection by means of insulated conductors, cables, fle-
xibars or connection)
A1 100 Minimum insulation length of bare conductors (using
3VT9 100-8CE30 and 3VT9 100-8CE00 insulating barriers
from 50 mm to max. 100 mm, or by means of additional
insulating of conductors over the barriers at least to the
value of A1)
A2 150 Minimum distance:
• between circuit breaker/switch disconnector and uninsu-
lated earthed wall (applicable for uninsulated conduc-
tors and busbars)
• between circuit breaker/switch disconnector and a bus-
bar
• between two circuit breakers/switch disconnectors ins-
talled vertically one above the other
• between uninsulated leads of two circuit breakers/switch
disconnectors
C, D, E, F, 30 Minimum distance between circuit breaker/switch discon-
G nector and uninsulated earthed wall
H Minimum distance between uninsulated conductors
H = 30 1 1
1 3VT9 100-8CE30
A2 = 150
A1 = 100
100
A = 50
F=0 G=0
ON ON ON
130
B = 20 E = 70 G = 40
75 75 100 B = 20
98
68.5
Ø 6.4
18 20 2
12 1.5
7
2°
13° 14°
ON 38
100
130
118
111
100
93
45
OFF
TEST
63
R5 4xØ4
NSO0_00018
40.5
4.6
15
25 25 20 25 25
75 70
80
25
ON
168
136
100
154
186
202
220
111
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00020
75 2 x Ø 16.2
31 20
68.5
Ø 10.5
22 4
25
ON
100
130
183
111
100
OFF
TEST
75 4xØ4
NSO0_00026
15
25 25
36.5
10
20 20
25
37.5 37.5
5.5
25 25 25 25
3
42
Ø
Ø 13.2
87
15
25
25
ON
100
100
130
111
OFF
TEST
80 2xØ4
NSO0_00023
Ø 6.4 35
12
75 70
2
9.5
1
75
NSO0_00029
1 3VT1
2 2 3VT9 100-3HA.0, -3HB.0
3 3 3VT9 100-3HE.0, 3HF.0
22.5
22.5
TEST
63
°
90
98 29
27.5 45°
1 3VT1
6 2 3VT9 100-3HA.0, -3HB.0
2
5 3 3VT9 100-3HJ.0
45 3 4 4 3VT9 100-3HE.0, -3HF.0
22.5
22.5
cabinet door
TEST
63
°
90
98
27.5 45° 124 ... 448 (-3HJ10)
297 ... 450 (-3HJ20)
ø3
7
32
ø6
32
NSO0_00035
1 3VT1
2 6 ° 2 3VT9 100-3HC10
90
5 3 3VT9 100-3HJ.0
4 3VT9 100-3HE.0, -3HF.0
45°
5 3VT9 100-3HG.0, -3HH.0
6 Outside surface of
45
cabinet door
TEST
63
4
1
26.6 50 114.5
45.5 ... 369.5 (3HJ10)
218.5 ... 371.5 (3HJ20)
75
NSO0_00036
1 3VT1
6 2 2 3VT9 100-3HC10
5 3 3VT9 100-3HJ.0
45
4 3VT9 100-3HE.0, -3HF.0
5 3VT9 100-3HG.0, -3HH.0
6 Outside surface of
cabinet door
45°
TEST
63
3
4
°
1 90
ø3
7
32
ø6
32
86
67
ON
130
45
OFF
TEST
40.5
NSO0_00043
2.7
2
72
82
150
94.4
80
45
40.5
70
98
68.5
18 20 2
12 Ø 6.4 1.5
7
2°
13° 14°
ON 38
100
130
118
111
100
93
45
OFF
TEST
63
R5 M3
NSO0_00014
40.5
4.6
15
25 25 25 20 50 25
100 70
80
5.5
25 25 25 25 25 25
3
42
Ø
Ø 13.2
87 25
15
25
ON
100
100
111
OFF
TEST
80 M3
NSO0_00016
Ø 6.4 35
12
100 70
2
9.5
42 ø1
25 5 25
87
111
130
100
130
100
111
80
ø6
12
35 M
.4
3
9.5
70
100
2
100 1
75
NSO0_00028
1 3VT1
2 2 3VT9 100-3HA.0, -3HB.0
3 3 3VT9 100-3HE.0, 3HF.0
22.5
22.5
TEST
63
°
90
98 29
45°
52.5
1
100
NSO0_00525
1 3VT1
6 2 3VT9 100-3HA.0, -3HB.0
2
5 3 3VT9 100-3HJ.0
3 4
45 4 3VT9 100-3HE.0, -3HF.0
22.5
6 Outside surface of
22.5
cabinet door
63
°
90
98
45° 124 ... 448 (-3HJ10)
52.5
297 ... 450 (-3HJ20)
min.50
ø6
32
100
1 3VT1
2 6 ° 2 3VT9 100-3HD10
90
5 3 3VT9 100-3HJ.0
4 3VT9 100-3HE.0, -3HF.0
45°
cabinet door
TEST
3
63
NSO0_00032
4
1
NSO0_00033
1 3VT1
6 2 2 3VT9 100-3HD10
5 3 3VT9 100-3HJ.0
45
4 3VT9 100-3HE.0, -3HF.0
5 3VT9 100-3HG.0, -3HH.0
6 Outside surface of
cabinet door
45°
TEST
63
3
4
°
1 90
ø3
7
32
ø6
32
86
67
ON
130
45
OFF
TEST
40.5
NSO0_00038
2.7
2
72
82
TEST
NSO0_00039
148.2
T TEST
NSO0_00041
max.6 148.2
min 0
TEST
NSO0_00044
175
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© Siemens AG 2011
■ Overview
Connecting sets
4
5
6
7
8
2 9
10
11
Switching unit
12
13 3
2
15 20 21 22
16
18 19 23 24 25 26
Accessories
NSO0_00164a
17 27 28 29 30 31
■ Overview
Switching unit Circuit breaker
The switching unit includes: The circuit breakers consist of a 3- or 4-pole switching unit and
• Two connecting sets – for connecting busbars or cable lugs a trip unit which is available with a choice of different character-
• Insulating barriers istics.
• A set of 4 installation bolts (M4 x 35)
Switch disconnector
The switching unit must be fitted with a trip unit (circuit breaker)
or a switch disconnector unit (switch disconnector). The switch disconnector consists of a switching unit and a
switch disconnector unit. 2
For maximum circuit breaker/switch disconnector loads in ac-
cordance with the ambient temperature, see page 2/11.
For recommended cross-sections of cables, busbars and flexi-
bars for fixed-mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions, see
page 2/11.
■ Overview
The circuit breakers can be equipped with Shunt trip units can trip the circuit breaker from a remote loca-
• auxiliary switches, tion. A control supply voltage is required.
• shunt trip units, An undervoltage trip unit trips the circuit breaker automatically
• undervoltage trip units. when the circuit voltage drops below 70 % Ue. The undervoltage
trip unit protects motors and other equipment in case of under-
voltage. A control supply voltage is required.
■ Overview
Rotary operating mechanisms - 3VT9 200-3HC10 for right side operation OR
- 3VT9 200-3HD10 for left side operation
The rotary operating mechanism must be combined from the - 3VT9 300-3HJ..extension shaft
following components: - 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver for door-coupling
• For rotary operation of the circuit breaker: operating mechanism
- 3VT9 200-3HA.0 or 3VT9 200-3HB.0 for frontside operation - 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
- 3VT9 300-3HE10 or 3VT9 300-3HE20 black knob or
2 - 3VT9 300-3HF20 red knob
• For operation through the switchgear cabinet door:
Mechanical interlocking and parallel switching
• Mechanical interlocks for fixed-mounted version must be
- 3VT9 200-3HA.0 or 3VT9 200-3HB.0 for frontside operation combined from the following parts:
- 3VT9 300-3HJ..extension shaft - 2 x 3VT9 200-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
- 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver for door-coupling - 2 x 3VT9 200-3HE/HF.. knob or
operating mechanism - 1 x 3VT9 200-3HE/HF.. knob for parallel switching
- 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob • Mechanical interlocking by Bowden wire is intended for fixed-
• For operation through side wall of cabinet: mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions
• not lockable
• not lockable
Extension cable for motorized operating mechanism, B 3VT9 300-3MF00 1 unit 0.060
12 wires, length 60 cm
■ Overview
Plug-in version base Withdrawable version base
• The plug-in base includes: In the withdrawable version base the circuit breaker is fixed by
- Complete accessories for assembling circuit breakers/ side racks, therefore screws are not necessary. Changing of cir-
switch disconnectors in plug-in version. cuit breaker is faster as compared to plug-in version.
- A set of four installation bolts (M4 x 40) for fixing the switch-
ing unit to the plug-in base. • The withdrawable version base includes complete accesso-
ries for assembling circuit breakers/switch disconnectors in
2 3VT9 200-4TA30 connecting sets are intended for connecting
the plug-in base with busbars or cable lugs. These connecting
withdrawable version.
• The circuit breaker located inside the withdrawable version
sets are included in the scope of supply of the 3-pole base can be moved between an operating position (ON-OFF)
3VT2 725-.AA36-0AA0 or 4-pole 3VT2 725-.AA46-0AA0 switch- and a checking position (withdrawn).
ing units.
Other connecting sets are also available.
Terminals for rear connection Cu/Al busbars B 3VT9 200-4RC30 1 unit 0.237
1 set = 3 units cable lugs
Terminals for front connection Cu/Al busbars, B 3VT9 200-4TA30 1 unit 0.120
1 set = 3 units cable lugs,
flexibars
Included in every supply of switching units
Auxiliary conductor terminals 1,5 ... 2,5; Cu flexible B 3VT9 200-4TN30 1 unit 0.017
4 ... 6 conductors
Terminal for 25 ... 150 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 215-4TD00 1 unit 0.280
circular conductors
1 set = 1 unit
1 set = 1 unit 150 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 224-4TD00 1 unit 0.280
1 set = 1 unit 2 x 25 ... 150 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 215-4TF00 1 unit 0.680
1 set = 1 unit 2 x 150 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 224-4TF00 1 unit 0.680
Terminal for rear connection Cu/Al busbars B 3VT9 200-4RC00 1 unit 0.320
1 set = 1 unit cable lugs
■ Design
Installation and connection Recommended cross-sections of cables, busbars and flexibars
for fixed-mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions
Main circuit
• The main circuit is connected with Cu or Al busbars, or with Rated current Permissible cross-section Busbars
cables and cable lugs. In S WxH
Cu Al Cu Al
• Connecting sets are available for additional connecting op-
tions (see page 2/9). A mm2 mm2 mm mm
WxH
■ Technical specifications
Description Circuit breakers Switch disconnector
Order numbers 3VT2 725-2AA36/46/56-0AA0, 3VT9 225-6DT00
3VT2 725-3AA36/46/56-0AA0
Standards EN 60947-2, IEC 60947-2 EN 60947-3, IEC 60947-3
Approval marks
2 Number of poles 3, 4
Rated current In A 100, 160, 200, 250 --
Rated uninterrupted current Iu A 250
Rated operational current Ie A -- 250
Rated operational voltage Ue V AC max. 690 AC max. 690
DC max. 440
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp kV 8
Rated insulation voltage Ui V 690
Utilization category (selectivity) AC 690 V A --
Utilization category (switching mode)
• AC 609 V -- AC-23 B
• DC 440 V -- DC-23 B
Rated short-time withstand current Ue = AC 690 V Icw/t 2,5 kA/1 s 3 kA/5 s
Series Ue 3VT2 N 3VT2 H Ue --
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (rms value) Icu 60 kA 100 kA AC 230 V --
36 kA 65 kA AC 415 V
16 kA 25 kA AC 500 V
10 kA 13 kA AC 690 V
Rated short-circuit service breaking capacity (rms value) Ics/Ue 30 kA 50 kA AC 230 V --
18 kA 36 kA AC 415 V
8 kA 13 kA AC 500 V
5 kA 8 kA AC 690 V
Rated short-circuit making capacity (peak value) Icm/Ue 75 kA 140 kA AC 415 V 4 kA/AC 15 V, 4 kA/AC 440 V
Off-time at Icu ms 10 --
Losses per pole at In = 250 A W 18
Mechanical endurance cycles 30 000
Electrical endurance (Ue = AC 415 V ) cycles 3 000
Switching frequency cycles 120
/hr
Operating force N 80
Front-side device protection IP40
Terminal protection IP20
Operating conditions
Reference ambient temperature °C 40
Ambient temperature range °C -40 ... +55
Working environment dry and tropical climate
Pollution degree 3
Max. elevation m 2000
Seismic resistance m/s2 3 g at 8 ... 50 Hz
Design modifications
Front/rear connection ✓/✓
Plug-in design ✓/+
Withdrawable design ✓/+
Accessories
Switches – auxiliary/relative/signal/leading ✓/✓/✓/✓
Shunt trip unit/with alarm switch ✓
Undervoltage trip unit/with leading switch/with alarm switch ✓/✓
Front rotary operating mechanism/lateral operating mechanism at the ✓/✓
right/left hand side
Mechanical interlocking of rotary operating mechanisms, by Bowden wire ✓/✓
Motorized operating mechanism/with operations counter ✓/✓
Locking-type knob ✓
Bolt sealing inset/additional cover for trip unit ✓/✓
✓ available + in preparation
-- unavailable
■ Schematics
Circuit breakers with accessories
3-pole version
3VT9 300-2AJ00
1 3 5
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1U.10
10.Y1
10.Y1
A1
A1
3VT9 300-1S.00
10.Y3
3VT9 2..-6..
A
X3 9 7 3 4 1 5
I>
I>
NC NO
or or or V Q
S5 M P U< U U< B
C
T1
T2
TEST T3
MP
10.Y2
10.Y2
10.Y4
A2
A2
8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J 2 4 6
Acc. comp. no.10 -4WA30
NSO0_00089
PE N–
YC SO 2 SO 3
Ext.oper. -4PA30
counter
1 4 2 1 4 2 2 4 6
Plug-in device/Withdrawable device
2.3
2.1
2.2
2.4
3.3
3.1
3.2
3.4
2.3
3.3
2.1
3.3
2.1
3.1
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
or or
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AE10
3VT9 300-2AF10
Q Main contacts
T1, T2, T3, T41) Current transformers
V Trip-free mechanism
TEST Pushbutton to test trip unit
or or or or or or or 3VT9 200-4PA30 3-pole plug-in base
NSO0_00090
1.4
1.2
1.1
2.4
2.2
2.1
3.4
3.2
3.1
2.4
3.4
2.2
3.4
2.2
3.2
1)
3VT9 300-14.10 Undervoltage trip unit with leading contact
Only for 4-pole version of 3VT2 725-.AA46-0AA0 switching unit.
3VT9 300-2AJ00 Leading contact
acc. c. no. Accessory compartment number
3VT9 2..-6..0 1 3 5 7
3VT9 300-2AJ00
B1
10.Y1
10.Y1
A1
A1
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1U.10
10.Y3
3VT9 300-1S.00
A
X3 9 7 3 4 1 5
I>
I>
NC NO
or or or V Q
S5 M P U< U U< B
C
T1
T2
TEST T3
T4
MP
10.Y2
10.Y2
10.Y4
A2
A2
8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J 2 4 6 8
Acc. comp. no. 10 -4WA30
PE N–
NSO0_00091
YC SO 2 SO 3
Ext.oper. -4PA30
counter
1 4 2 1 4 2 2 4 6 N
Plug-in device/Withdrawable device
Connecting cable
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
X2
Switches
signal relative auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary
1.3
1.1
1.2
1.4
2.3
2.1
2.2
2.4
3.3
3.1
3.2
3.4
2.3
3.3
2.1
3.3
2.1
3.1
4.3
4.1
4.2
4.4
5.3
5.1
5.2
5.4
6.3
6.1
6.2
6.4
A
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
B
3.2 3VT9 300-2AC10
3.1 3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
or or
3.4 3VT9 300-2AG10
or or or or or or or or or or or or or
NSO0_00092
1.4
1.2
1.1
2.4
3.4
2.4
2.2
2.2
4.4
5.4
5.1
6.4
6.1
acc.c. no. 1 acc. c. no. 2 acc. c. no. 3 acc.c. no. 2 + 3 acc. c. no. 4 acc. c. no. 5 acc. c. no. 6
X1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Connecting cable
■ Overview
The electronic trip unit is a separate and interchangeable unit, ETU MP trip units
which has to be ordered in addition to the 3VT2 switching unit.
By exchanging the trip unit, the range of the rated current of the L I
circuit breaker can be easily changed.
Ir
Trip units for 3VT2 switching units are available for current values t
of In = 100, 160 and 250 A. The ETU LP feature rated currents of
160, 200 and 250 A. The trip units (including regulation of -60%)
cover a current range from 40 to 250 A. tr
2
Tripping characteristics
Several different trip units are available. Some have adjustable
characteristics (in order to match the protected device and to
achieve the required selectivity). Ii
ETU LP, DP, MP and MPS trip units are intended for 50 ms
3-pole 3VT2 725-.AA36-0AA0 switching units and 4-pole 3VT2
NSO0_00215
0 ms
725-.AA46-0AA0 switching units with disconnecting of the N
pole.
ETU LP trip units I
ETU MP trip units have more characteristics with adjustable Ir, tr
L I and Ii.
ETU MPS trip units
t
L S I
Ir
t
tr
Isd
NSO0_00502
tsd
I
NSO0_00214
Ir
t
Ii IN
tr
NSO0_00506
I
ETU DP trip units have one type of characteristic with adjustable Ii
Ir and Ii.
NSO0_00531
■ Function
Trip units ETU LP, DP, MP and MPS - description of function 1. Time-dependent trip unit (thermal) L
Proper functioning of trip units does not depend on the current • The time-dependent trip unit ETU DP is adjusted with the Ir
waveform in the main circuit. The function of the trip unit is sup- switch. The Ir switch adjusts the rated current of the circuit
ported by a microprocessor, which processes a sampled breaker, with the characteristic shifting on the current axis. The
signal of the power circuit and recalculates it to obtain an rms trip unit is set to one type of characteristic.
value. Therefore, the trip units are suitable for protecting circuits • The time-dependent trip units ETU MP, MPS and DPN are ad-
where the sinusoidal current is distorted by high harmonics
2 (e.g. circuits with controlled rectifiers, power factor compensa-
justed with two switches, Ir and tr. The first (Ir) switch adjusts
the circuit breaker’s rated current. The characteristic moves
tors, pulse loading, and the like). along the current axis.
All the trip units protect a circuit against short-circuiting and By turning the other switch (tr), the time is adjusted after which
overloading. The tripping characteristics are independent of the the circuit breaker will trip while passing through 7.2 Ir. The
ambient temperature. The trip unit is fixed to the switching unit tripping characteristic thus moves on the time axis. Using the
by two bolts. The transparent cover over the adjustment controls tr switch, it is possible to set a total of 8 characteristics.
can be sealed (with sealing wire). ETU MP and MPS trip units have 4 characteristics for motor
protection and 4 characteristics for protecting lines.
Setting the tripping characteristic Breaking times correspond to trip unit classes 10, 20, 30. By
changing tr, it is possible to select the trip unit characteristic
The tripping characteristic of the trip units is defined by standard according to the required motor starting characteristic (light,
EN 60947-2. For trip units ETU DP, MP, MPS and DPN, the char- medium, heavy or very heavy starting).
acteristic is adjusted with latched switches located on the trip ETU DPN trip units have 8 characteristics for protecting lines
unit. or transformers.
A visual demonstration on setting the tripping characteristic is It is not possible to turn the circuit breaker back on immedi-
available in the SIMARIS design software (Tool for Dimensioning ately after the time-dependent trip unit has been actuated and
Electrical Power Distribution). the circuit breaker has tripped. The trip unit must be allowed
to cool off (it has a thermal memory). The thermal memory can
L is a zone of low overcurrents and includes the area of thermal be disabled by turning the switch from the normal “Tt” position
protection. to the “T0” position. In the “T0” position the time-dependent trip
S is a zone of medium overcurrents and includes long-distance unit remains active, and only its thermal memory is deacti-
short-circuit protection for lines. Intentional delay in tripping of vated. Switching off the thermal memory should be used only
these low short-circuit currents can be used to achieve selectiv- in well-justified cases, and with the knowledge that there could
ity of protective devices. For MPS trip units, the delay can be set be rising temperature in the protected device, causing re-
at 0, 100, 200 or 300 ms. peated tripping.
I is a zone of high overcurrents and includes protection against 2. Delayed time-independent trip unit S
ultimate short-circuit currents. For MP trip units, the time delay This trip unit characteristic is available only in ETU MPS trip
can be set at 0 or 50 ms. units. It is used to set up a selective cascade of circuit breakers.
It is set up using parameters Isd and tv. Isd is an n-multiple of cur-
rent Ir (Isd= n × Ir). Isd is a short-circuit current that, within the
span of Ii to Ii, will trip the circuit breaker with delay tv, where tv is
a delay set up for switching off the trip unit. The delayed time-
independent trip unit actuates the circuit breaker if the current in
the circuit reaches at least the preset n-multiple and lasts at least
the preset delay time tv.
3. Time-independent instantaneous trip unit
(short-circuit trip unit) I
• For trip units ETU DP, MP and DPN, the time-independent in-
stantaneous trip unit is adjusted with the Irm switch. The Irm
switch is used for setting up the short-circuit current that,
when reached or exceeded, causes instantaneous tripping of
the circuit breaker.
Tripping characteristics
0.6 NSO0_00218
10000
T 5000 Ir
0.4 t [s]
2000
1000
0.2 500
200
L
100
0.0
50 60 70 80 90 100 50
I r [%]
20
Decrease of tripping time with load 10 In = 160 A
5 In = 200 A
T - When tripping from the “warm” state, the tripping time of the In = 250 A
characteristic is cut short during the standstill time tu by coeffi- 2
cient k.
1
Thermal standstill time of the characteristics I
0.5
For all trip units, the thermal standstill time is tu ≥ 30 min. During 0.2
this time, the tripping time tv is cut short from the cold-state char- 0.1
acteristic by the coefficient k.
0.05 Ii
The real tripping time is ts = k x tv
0.02
Example 0.01
0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
The shortening constant can be read from the graph. With
x In
steady current 85% of Ir the real tripping time will be shortened
to:
ts = 0.74 x tv
k [–] time shortening coefficient
Ir [A] adjusted rated current of the trip unit
tv [s] tripping time of the trip unit derived from the characteristic
ts [s] real tripping time of the trip unit tripped from warm state
tu [s] standstill period for particular characteristics
Trip units are preset by the manufacturer
Ir = min
Restart = T(t)
Ii = min, 0 ms
tr = TV, t(t), min
t [s] Ir Ii 72
2000
80
1000
87
500
91
200 100
L
100 3VT9 216-6AC00 160 110 T(0) 4 x lr
50 115 T(t) 8 x lr
20 120
10 125
In = 100 A
5 In = 160 A 130
3 3
2 In = 250 A 137
1 144
0.5 150
0.2 I 160
0.1 100
0.05 8x 8x
110
In = 100 A 4x 4x Ii
0.02 115
0.01 125
0.1 137
0.05 8x 8x
144
In = 160 A 4x 4x Ii
0.02 160
NSO0_00220
10000 Ir 10000 Ir M
min. max.
TV min. max.
5000 5000
t [s] Ir tr 0 ms 50 ms t [s] Ir tr 0 ms 50 ms
2000 Ii 2000 Ii
1000 1000
500 500
20
200 200
2 100
L
100
L
50 tr 50 tr
20
20
20 20 20
15 15
10 In = 100 A
10 10 10 In = 100 A 8 8
5 In = 160 A 5 In = 160 A
3 3 3 3
In = 250 A In = 250 A
2 2
1 1 1 1
0.5 0.5
I I
0.2 0.2
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 0.05
1.25 1.25
In = 100 A 0.125 0.25 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.5 I i [kA] In = 100 A 0.125 0.25 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.5 I i [kA]
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 2.0
0.05 2.0
In = 160 A 0.2 0.4 0.6 1.0 1.3 1.6 2.4 I i [kA] In = 160 A 0.2 0.4 0.6 1.0 1.3 1.6 2.4 I i [kA]
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 0.05
In = 250 A 0.35 0.5
1.25
0.75 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 I i [kA] In = 250 A 0.35 0.5 0.75 1.0
1.25
1.5 2.0 2.5 I i [kA]
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
In = 250 A
In = 100 A
In = 160 A
I I
In = 250 A
In = 100 A
In = 160 A
3 x Ir
5 x Ir
7 x Ir
9 x Ir
5 x Ir
7 x Ir
9 x Ir
3 x Ir
0.05 0.05
0.02 0 0.02 0
I sd I sd
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
Ir tr I sd tv In Ir tr I sd tv In
The current of the fourth pole (N pole) is adjusted using the IN 91 1 T(t) 7
switch as a multiple of the Ir current. Measuring of current on the 100 T(t) 9
fourth pole can be disabled by turning the button to the “OFF” 63 1 T(0) 3
position. 69 T(0) 5 0
Tripping characteristics 72 3 T(0) 7
NSO0_00223
80 T(0) 9
10000 87 10 T(0) 3
IN = 0.5 x Ir
1 x Ir
0.75 x Ir
5000 IN
t [s] 91 T(0) 5 100
IN Ir tr Ii
2000 Ir 100 20 T(0) 7
N min. max.
1000 20 3VT9 216-6BC00 160 110 T(0) 9
500 10
115 20 T(t) 3
200 120 T(t) 5 200
3
100 125 10 T(t) 7
50 1 130 T(t) 9
20 137 3 T(t) 3
L 20
10 144 T(t) 5 300
10
5 150 1 T(t) 7
t r [ S]
2 3 160 T(t) 9
1 100 1 T(0) 3
1
0.5 110 T(0) 5 0
In = 100 A 115 3 T(0) 7
0.2
In = 160 A I
0.1 In = 250 A 125 T(0) 9
2 x Ir
4 x Ir
7 x Ir
9 x Ir
■ Overview
Order number according to contact arrangement
Arrangement Order No. Number of contacts Contact types
of contacts
01 3VT9 300-2AC10 (20) 1 NO
20 3VT9 300-2AE10 (20) 2 NO
01 3VT9 300-2AD10 (20) 1 NC
2 02 3VT9 300-2AG10 (20) 2 NC
11 3VT9 300-2AF10 (20) 1+1 NC + NO
001 3VT9 300-2AH10 (20) 1 NC + NO
■ Function
States of auxiliary switches located in the switching unit accessory compartments
Circuit breaker state Accessory compartment
1 2 3 (4 ... 6)1) 10 2 and 3 2 and 3 2 and 3 1 2 3
Toggle position of circuit breaker
3VT9 300-2AG10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AE10
3VT9 300-2AF10
3VT9 300-2AJ00
3VT9 300-1U.10
State of the main contacts
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0
Switches
early contact signaling relative auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary
3VT9 300-2AJ00
10.Y1
10.Y3
1.3
1.1
1.2
1.4
3.3
3.1
3.2
3.4
2.3
3.3
2.1
3.3
2.1
3.1
4.3
4.1
4.2
4.4
5.3
5.1
5.2
5.4
6.3
6.1
6.2
6.4
2.3
2.1
2.2
2.4
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
or or or
10.Y4
or or or or or or or or or or
NSO0_00224
1.4
1.2
1.1
2.1
3.4
3.1
2.4
2.2
2.2
4.4
5.4
5.1
6.4
6.1
2.4
acc. c. no. 10 acc. c. no. 1 acc. c. no. 2 acc. c. no. 3 acc. c. no. 2 + 3 acc. c. no. 4 acc. c. no. 5 acc. c. no. 6
■ Technical specifications
Order No. 3VT9 300-2A.00 3VT9 300-2A.101) 3VT9 300-2AJ00 3VT9 300-2AH10 3VT9 300-2AH201)
Rated operational voltage Ue V AC 60 ... 500 AC 5 ... 60 AC 250 AC 24 ...250 AC 5 ..60
DC 60 ... 500 DC 5 ... 60 DC 24 ...250 DC 5 ...60
Rated isolation voltage Ui V 500 250
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Rated operational current Ie/Ue
• AC-12 -- 0.004 ... 0.5A/5 V -- -- --
• AC-15 6 A/240 V, 4 A/400 V, 0.004 ... 0.5A/5 V 1 A/AC 250 V 1.5 A/AC 250 V --
2A/500 V
• DC-12 -- -- -- -- 0.01 A/DC 60 V
• DC-13 0.4 A/240 V, 0.004 ... 0.01/60 V -- 0.2 A/DC 250 V --
0.3 A/400 V,
0.2 A/500 V
Thermal current Ith A 10 0,5 -- 6 0.5
Arrangement of contacts 01, 10, 02, 11, 20 02, 11, 20 001 001
Connector cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 1
Terminal protection IP20
(connected switch)
1)
3VT9 300-2A.10 is not suitable for controlling electromagnetic loads
■ Overview
Order number of shunt trip units
according to the rated operating voltage
Order No. Ue
3VT9 300-1SC00 AC/DC 4, 40, 48 V
3VT9 300-1SD00 AC/DC 10 V
3VT9 300-1SE00 AC 230, 400, 500 V/DC 220 V
2
Order number of undervoltage trip units
according to the rated operating voltage
Order No. Rated operating voltage Ue
3VT9 300-1UC00 AC/DC 24, 40, 48 V
3VT9 300-1UD00 AC/DC 110 V
3VT9 300-1UE00 AC 230, 400, 500/DC 220 V
The particular rated operating voltage of the shunt trip unit is set up by
jumpers located on the right hand side in the trip unit. Default setting is
always the maximum value.
■ Function
Shunt trip units
Circuit breaker switched off by the shunt trip unit Circuit breaker states and toggle positions of the circuit breaker
NSO0_00226
1
3.4 3.3 20 Switched off manually or electrically by
0
3
30
accessory
1
10.Y1
A1
A1
2.4 2.3
0
3VT9 300-1O.00
2
Relative switch
30
1
3VT9 300-1S.00
2.2 2.1
0
t [ms]
U< or U<
10.Y2
NSO0_00230
A2
A2
N- N-
NSO0_00231
Main contacts
Switched on
2 1 20
4 3 1
6 5
0 Switched off by trip units, by TEST
Auxiliary switch
button or by the trip pushbutton on
compartment
20 the motorized operating mechanism
2
accessory
1
3.4 3.3 20 Switched off manually or electrically
0
3
by operating mechanism
Auxiliary switch
20
1
3.2 3.1
0 Arrangement, number and type of contacts
Relative switch
Arrangement of contacts Number of contacts Contact types
compartment
30
accessory
1 02 2 NC
2.4 2.3
0
2
11 1+1 NC + NO
Relative switch
20 2 NO
30
1
2.2 2.1 L+ L+
0
Early switch
compartment
20
accessory
1
10
10.Y2 10.Y1
0
Early switch
10.Y1
A1
A1
10.Y4 10.Y3 3VT9 300-1O.00
20
10.Y2 10.Y1 1
10.Y4 10.Y3
0
3VT9 300-1S.00
t [ms]
U< or U<
10.Y2
NSO0_00230
A2
A2
N- N-
■ Technical specifications
Shunt trip units Undervoltage trip units
Order No. 3VT9 300-1S.00 Order No. 3VT9 300-1U.00 3VT9 300-1U.101)
Rated operating voltage Ue V AC 24, 40, 48, 110, 230, 400, 500 Rated operating voltage Ue V AC 24, 40, 48, 110, 230, 400, 500
DC 24, 40, 48, 110, 220 DC 24, 40, 48, 110, 220
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60 Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Input power at 1.1 Ue AC < 3 VA Input power at 1.1 Ue VA AC <3
DC < 3 W W DC <3
Functional description U ≥ 0,7Ue the circuit breaker must trip Functional description 1)
U ≥ 0.85 Ue
(circuit breaker can switch on)
Time to switch-off ms 20
U ≤ 0.35 Ue
Continuous load Yes
(the circuit breaker must trip)
Connection cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 1
Time to switch off ms 20
Terminal protection IP20
Continuous load Yes
(connected trip unit)
Connector cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 1
Location in accessory 10
compartment No. Terminal protection IP20
1) (connected trip unit)
Cannot be used in combination with 3VT9200-3M..0 motorized operating
mechanism. Location in accessory 10
compartment No.
Leading switch
Rated operating voltage Ue V -- AC 250
Rated frequency fn Hz -- 50/60
Rated operating current Ie/Ue V -- AC 1 A/259
Arrangement of contacts -- 02, 11, 20
Connector cross-section S mm2 -- 0.5 ... 1
Terminal protection -- IP20
(connected trip unit)
■ Overview
Rotary operating mechanism Mechanical interlocks and mechanical interlock for parallel
switching
The following components of the rotary operating mechanisms
are required: • Mechanical interlocks for fixed-mounted versions require the
following components:
• To switch the switching unit: - 2 x 3VT9 200-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
- 3VT9 300-3HE10 or 3VT9 300-3HE20 black knob - 2 x 3VT9 200-3HE/HF.. knob
- 3VT9 300-3HF20 red knob
2 • To switch the switching unit through the switchgear cabinet
door:
• Mechanical interlocking with Bowden wire is suitable for fixed-
mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions
- 3VT9 300-3HJ..extension shaft • Mechanical interlocking with Bowden wire requires the follow-
- 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver for door-coupling oper- ing components:
ating mechanism - 2 x 3VT9 200-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
- 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob - 1 x 3VT9 200-3HE/HF.. knob
■ Design
The rotary operating mechanism makes it possible to actuate the
circuit breaker:
Operation from the front panel of the circuit breaker (Fig. 1)
3VT9 200-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
+ 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
Operation through the switchgear cabinet door (Fig. 2)
3VT9 200-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
+ 3VT9 300-3HJ.. extension shaft
+ 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
+ 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver
Fig. 1: Rotary operating mechanism with knob Operation through side wall of switchgear cabinet
3VT9 200-3HC/HD10.. rotary operating mechanism
+ 3VT9 300-3HJ.. extension shaft
+ 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
+ 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver
Enhanced safety for operator:
• The rotary operating mechanism and knob allow operators to
lock the circuit breaker in position “switched off manually“. The
unit and knob of the rotary operating mechanism can be
locked by three padlocks with a shank diameter up to 6 mm
• Each coupling driver prevents the cabinet door from being
opened when the circuit breaker is in on-state or after tripping.
Types 3VT9300-3HG10 and 3VT9300-3HG20 prevent the cab-
inet door from being opened when the circuit breaker is in the
Fig. 2: Rotary operating mechanism with extension shaft, coupling driver
and knob
state "switched off manually" and when the rotary operating
mechanism knob is locked out.
The rotary operating mechanism makes it possible to actuate the • Two circuit breakers with rotary operating mechanisms can be
circuit breaker by turning a knob, e.g. in order to switch ma- provided with mechanical interlocking or with parallel me-
chines on and off. The modular concept of the operating mech- chanical switching (see page 2/30).
anisms allows simple mounting on the switching unit after the ac-
cessory compartment cover is removed. The operating
mechanism and its accessories must be ordered separately,
(see page 2/6).
• The rotary operating mechanism is attached to the switching
unit of the circuit breaker
• The coupling driver is attached to the switchgear door. It pro-
vides degree of protection IP40 or IP66
• The knob is placed on the rotary operating mechanism or on
the coupling driver
• The extension shaft is available in two versions, standard
(length 365 mm - can be shortened) and telescopic (adjust-
able length 245 ... 410 mm).
■ Function
3VT9 300-8LA00 Mechanical interlocking 3VT9 300-8LB00 Mechanical parallel switching
2
Mechanical interlocks make sure that two circuit breakers can- Mechanical interlocks for parallel switching are for simultaneous
not trip simultaneously, but always just individually. Both circuit switching of two circuit breakers. Parallel switching can be used
breakers may be switched off simultaneously. Interlocking can between two 3VT2 circuit breakers or between 3VT2 and 3VT3
be used between two 3VT2 circuit breakers or between one circuit breakers. Each circuit breaker must be furnished with a
3VT2 and one 3VT3 circuit breaker. Both circuit breakers must rotary operating mechanism and at least one of them with a
be furnished with rotary operating mechanisms (at least one of knob.
them with a rotary operating mechanism and knob).
When using a mechanical interlock it is required to comply with When using a mechanical interlock for parallel switching it is re-
the dimensions shown in the figure and in the table. quired to comply with the dimensions shown in the figure and in
the table.
1 3 5
L
RP-BD-CK10
PS
PS
PS
X X
TEST TEST
NSO0_00234
NSO0_00233
RP-BD-CK10
RP-BD-CK10
PS
PS
PS
SP
SV
PS
PS
PS
SP
SV
TEST
TEST
NSO0_00235
NSO0_00236
109
ON ON
0
=4
0 ... 700
min
R
OFF OFF
45
TEST TEST
30 min. 80
■ Design
• The mechanism can be furnished with an electromechanical
operations counter that may be installed in the drive cover or
outside of the circuit breaker (e.g. in the switchgear door). A
metal holder included in the scope of supply of the external
operations counter. Connecting is facilitated with connectors.
• The motorized operating mechanism can be locked in off po-
sition using as many as three padlocks with shank diameter
2 max. 4.3 mm.
• A 3VT9 300-3MF20 cover can be attached to the ON-OFF
switch of the motorized operating mechanism, and then
sealed with sealing wire. The cover prevents turning on the cir-
cuit breaker from the drive panel.
• Extension cable 3VT9 300-3MF00 has a connector on one
The motorized operating mechanism is equipped with spring side that connects to the connector located on the motor
storage units. The energy stored in the springs makes it possible mechanism and conductors on the other side that connect, for
to switch the circuit breaker on in less than 50 ms. Releasing the example, to a terminal block.
spring energy storage unit and tripping the circuit breaker is en-
sured by a closing coil. The motorized operating mechanism Order No. 3VT9 200-3M..0
can trip the circuit breaker in 800 ms. This method of tripping is Operational voltage Ue V AC 24, 48, 110, 230, 400, 500
suitable for most technological applications. When faster circuit DC 24, 48, 110, 220
breaker tripping is required (e.g., because an emergency STOP Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
button was pressed), it is possible to use the motorized mecha-
Control pulse length for storing ms 400 ... ∞1)
nism in combination with an undervoltage trip unit or a shunt trip
unit. Control pulse length ms 20 ... 7001), 400 ... ∞1)
• The motorized operating mechanism front panel contains a Time before switching on ms < 50
selector switch for selecting the drive modes. There is also the Time before switching off ms 800
possibility to remotely indicate the selector switch state. Frequency of cycles ON/OFF 3 contact making/min
- The first mode is automatic remote control (selector switch in Frequency of cycles - 10 contact making
position AUTO). This is the standard position in automatic instant successive ON/OFF
operation. cycles
- The second mode is manual control (selector switch position Mechanical endurance 30000 contact making
MANUAL). In manual mode the motorized operating mecha- Input power AC VA 100
nism does not need any voltage to perform perform open- DC W 100
ing/closing operations. Protection
• Remote switching on and off in position AUTO is carried out
with pushbuttons that must be connected to the motorized op- • AC 24, 48, 110 V; AC 230 V LSN 4C/1; LSN 2C/1
erating mechanism connector. Furthermore, this position • DC 24, 48, 110 V; DC 220 V LSN-DC 4C/1; LSN-DC 2C/1
makes it is possible to control the circuit breaker with the Rated operating current V AC 5 A/250
pushbuttons located on the motorized operating mechanism AUTO/MANUAL switches Ie/Ue DC 0.5A/250
front panel. Order No. 3VT9 300-3MF00
• In MANUAL mode it is possible to switch on and off with the
Number of conductors 12
green and red pushbuttons located on the front panel of the
motorized operating mechanism cover. The function of the re- Conductor cross sections S mm2 0.35
mote control ON button in MANUAL mode is locked out, Conductor lengths cm 60
whereas the function of the remote control OFF button remains 1) For sequence of control pulses, see 2/36.
active for safety reasons.
• The motorized operating mechanism, as opposed to the cir-
cuit breaker, recognizes only two fixed positions. In the first
position the circuit breaker is ON. When the circuit breaker is
tripped in AUTO mode by the trip unit or shunt/undervoltage
trip units, then because of mechanical link between the circuit
breaker and the motor mechanism, a pulse will be generated
to automatically wind up the spring of the storage unit. The
motor mechanism can be wound up automatically by perma-
nent closing switch S. In the second fixed position the circuit
breaker is switched off and the loaded drive is ready to switch
the breaker on after it has received the setting pulse.
• The motorized operating mechanism makes it possible to con-
trol the circuit breaker after the loss of control voltage. In MAN-
UAL and AUTO modes, it is possible to wind up the storage
unit by repeated rotation of the foldable handle. After charging
the spring mechanism with spring energy, it is possible to
switch the circuit breaker on and off with the control buttons lo-
cated on the front panel of the motor mechanism.
• The front panel incorporates a storage unit status indicator to
indicate what state the 3VT3 motor mechanism unit storage is
in and whether it is possible to switch the circuit breaker on.
The 3VT3 motor mechanism is also able to remotely indicate
the storage status. A corresponding signal is issued to the ter-
minal strip. 3VT2 motor mechanism have optional designs,
alternatively with MANUAL/AUTO indication.
■ Function
Circuit breaker switched on/off by the motorized operating mechanism
Circuit breaker switched on by the motorized operating mecha- Circuit breaker switched off by the motorized operating mecha-
nism – electrically by pushbutton ON nism – electrically by pushbutton OFF
NSO0_00239
NSO0_00238
Main contacts Main contacts
2 1 50 2 1 800
4
6
3
5
1
0
4
6
3
5
1
0
2
Auxiliary switch Auxiliary switch
compartment
compartment
50 800
accessory
accessory
1 1
3.4 3.3 3.4 3.3 20
3
0 0
3
Auxiliary switch Auxiliary switch
40 800
1 1
3.2 3.1 3.2 3.1
0 0
Relative switch Relative switch
compartment
compartment
accessory
accessory
1 1
2.4 2.3 2.4 2.3
0 0
2
2
1 1
2.2 2.1 2.2 2.1
0 0
Early switch Early switch
compartment
compartment
20 900
accessory
accessory
1 1
10
10
20 900
10.Y2 10.Y1 1 10.Y2 10.Y1 1
10.Y4 10.Y3 10.Y4 10.Y3
0 0
t [ms] t [ms]
Wiring diagram Circuit breaker states and toggle positions of the circuit breaker
Recommended wiring of the control circuits Circuit breaker state Toggle positions of circuit breaker
Q3 Switched on
L+
Motor drive
Wiring diagram description
9 7 3 4 1 5 Symbol Description
X3
MP 3VT9 200-3M..0 motorized operating mechanism
M Motor
P storage mechanism
X3 Connector to connect control circuits
NC NO
X4 Connector for external operations counter
S5
C
S5 Switch indicating AUTO/MANUAL modes
YC external 3VT9300-3MF10 operations counter
M P
B recommended wiring of the control circuits (not included
in operating mechanism order)
ON make pushbutton
MP OFF break pushbutton
S Switch for energy storage
8 6 2 2 1 (switched on = automatic storage, may be
X3 X4
continuously switched on)
Q3 Motorized operating mechanism circuit breaker
PE N-
Ext. oper.
counter
NSO0_00241
Main contacts
2 1 20 Recommended wiring of the
4 3 1 control circuits
6 5
0 Q3
Auxiliary switch
L+
compartment
accessory
20
1
2 3.4 3.3 20 ON
3
0
Auxiliary switch S
OFF
20 B
1
3.2 3.1 Motor drive
0
Relative switch
B1
compartment
A1
accessory
30 520
1
X3 9 7 3 4 1 5
3VT9 300-1O.00
3VT9 300-1S.00
2.4 2.3
2
0
Relative switch
30 520
1
2.2 2.1 NC NO
0
Early switch
or
compartment
S5 M
accessory
30 520 P U< U
1 C
1.4 1.3
1
0
Early switch
30 520
1
1.2 1.1
0 MP
NSO0_00243
t [ms]
A2
8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J
Tripping of the circuit breaker with motorized operating mecha- acc. c. no.10
nism by a shunt trip unit or undercurrent trip unit (switch S – PE YC N-
automatic spring charging) N-
Ext. oper.
counter
NSO0_00242
Main contacts
Circuit breaker switched on by motorized operating mechanism
2 1 20
4 3 1 (electrical ON signal) and switched off by the undervoltage trip
6 5
0 unit
Auxiliary switch
Recommended wiring of the
compartment
20
accessory
1 control circuits
3.4 3.3 20 Q3
0
3
Auxiliary switch L+
20
1 ON
3.2 3.1
0 S
Relative switch
OFF
compartment
B
30 520
accessory
1 Motor drive
2.4 2.3
0
2
Relative switch
B1
A1
30 520
1 X3 9 7 3 4 1 5
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1S.00
2.2 2.1
0
t [ms]
NC NO
or
S5 M P U< U
C
MP
NSO0_00244
A2
8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J
acc. c. no.10
PE N-
YC
N-
Ext.oper.
counter
NSO0_00245
> 1400
400 … ∞ 20 … 700
1
IMP OFF IMP ON Circuit breaker states and toggle positions of the circuit breakers
0
t [ms]
Circuit breaker state Toggle positions of circuit breakers
Switched on
Circuit breaker switched off by trip unit or shunt/undervoltage
trip units and switched on by the motorized operating mecha-
nism – switch S permanently closed (automatic spring charging) Switched off by trip units, or by TEST
button or by the trip pushbutton on
the motorized operating mechanism
50 Switched off manually or electrically
1 by the operating mechanism
HK
0
> 1400
20 … 700
1
IMP ON
0
t [ms]
R OFF
50
HK 1
0
X > 1400
400 … ∞ 20 … 700
1
IMP S IMP ON
0
t [ms]
R OFF
Control circuit
NSO0_00080
Q3 > 1400
L+ 200 … 700
1
2 ON
0
IMP ON
50
S
OFF 1
B HK
0
Motor drive
520 > 880
1
B1
A1
RS
0
X3 9 7 3 4 1 5
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1S.00
20
200
SV 1
0
NC NO
or SP 1
S5 M P U< U 0
C t [ms]
NSO0_00081
> 100
MP
400 … ∞ 200 … 700
NSO0_00078
1
IMP S IMP ON
0
A2
8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J
cav. no.10 50
X > 1400
PE N- 1
YC HK
Cycle 0
counter
X + 520 > 880
RS 1
Symbol Description 0
M Motor 20
>200
P Energy storage device SV 1
X3 Connector for connection of control circuits 0
X4 Connector for external cycle counter
S5 Switch indicating AUTO (NO-C)/MANUAL SP 1
(NC-C) mode
0
YC External 3VT9 300-3MF10 cycle counter t [ms]
B Recommended connection of control circuits
(is not included in the motorized operating
mechanism supply)
Symbol Description
ON Pushbutton
HK Main contacts
OFF Pushbutton
RS Relative switch
S Switch for storage (closed = automatic storage;
it can be closed permanently) SV Pulse for shunt trip unit
Q3 Motorized operating mechanism circuit breaker- SP Pulse for undervoltage trip unit
see page 2/32 IMP ON Motorized operating mechanism make pulse
IMP OFF Motorized operating mechanism storage pulse (generated
by S switch)
In a standby system, if a Bowden cable is used for mechanical Switched on
interlocking, then an auxiliary trip unit should be used to switch
the circuit breaker off. Otherwise, the first attempt of switching a
standby circuit breaker may fail. Switched off by trip units, TEST or REVISION pushbutton
■ Overview
Plug-in bases Position signalling
3VT9 300-4WL00 position signalling switch
Coding
3VT9 200-4WN00 coding set Plug-in base with motorized operating mechanism
The plug-in base and the circuit breaker can be provided with a
coding set, which prevents inserting any other circuit breaker Circuit breaker, plug-in version, with motorized operating mechanism
into the plug-in base.
2 B OFF
S YC 3VT9 300-3MF10 external operations counter
B recommended wiring of the control circuits (control circuits
not included in motorized operating mechanism delivery)
Motor drive ON make pushbutton
OFF break pushbutton
S Switch to store energy
X3 9 7 3 4 1 5 Q3 Motorized operating mechanism circuit breaker for
AC 24 V LSN 4C/1
AC 48 V LSN 4C/1
AC 110 V LSN 4C/1
AC 230 V LSN 2C/1
DC 24 V LSN-DC 4C/1
DC 48 V LSN-DC 4C/1
NC NO
DC 110 V LSN-DC 4C/1
S5 M P DC 230 V LSN-DC 2C/1
C
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT 9300-2AC10
2
Knob position of
circuit breaker
main contacts
State of the
4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 4 4 2
3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 3 3 1
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
■ Design
Withdrawable version mounting base Position signalling
3VT9 300-4WL00 position signalling switch
position
Auxiliary circuits 2 4 2 4 2 4
Motor drive
X3 9 7 3 4 1 5
NC NO
S5 M P
C
MP
NSO0_00208
8 6 2 2 1
X3 X4
PE N–
YC
Operating
counter
3VT9300-2AD10
3VT9300-2AC10
3VT9300-2AD10
3VT9300-2AC10
3VT9300-2AD10
3VT9300-2AC10
3VT9300-2AD10
3VT9300-2AC10
3VT9300-2AD10
3VT9300-2AC10
3VT9300-2AD10
State of the main contacts
Knob position of circuit
4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2
breaker
3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1
■ Overview
Use of insulating barriers and terminal covers with circuit • Terminals 2, 4, 6
breakers and switch disconnectors - If the circuit breaker/switch disconnector is connected to the
source with terminals 2, 4, 6 and if Ue = AC 415 V, it is nec-
Fixed-mounted version essary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 insulating barriers or a
Front connection 3VT9 200-8CB30 terminal cover.
• Terminals 1, 3, 5 - If insulated conductors are not used for connecting the main
- If Ue = AC 415 V, it is necessary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 circuit to terminals 2, 4, 6, and flexibars or rear connections
insulating barriers or 3VT9 200-8CB30 terminal covers.
- If insulated conductors are not used for connecting the main
are not used, then it is necessary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 in-
sulating barriers or 3VT9 300-8CB30 terminal covers.
2
circuit to terminals 1, 3, 5, flexibars or rear connection, it is Rear connection
necessary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 insulating barriers or a • Neither insulating barriers nor terminal covers have to be
3VT9 200-8CB30 terminal cover. used.
Plug-in and withdrawable versions
Neither insulating barriers nor terminal covers have to be used.
D 1 1 B = 105 C = 80
1 3VT9 200-8CB30
100 … 150
A2
A1
A
1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5
B=0 C=0
ON ON ON
225
2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6
20
B = 20
105 105 105 B = 20
Busbar
max. 3 mm
> 15 mm
max. 3 mm
Cable
Flexibar
NSO0_00106
2
35 35 103
25 4
Drilling pattern 2
18
35
48 4 x Ø 5.5
60
ON 26°
17°
65
225
154
162
193
167
213
162
2°
29.5
OFF
TEST R 88
121
NSO0_00503
35.5
31.5
16 Ø 8.5
20 35 35
26 105
105 117 5
42
35 35 25
35
ON
335
225
248
273
162
193
223
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00107
30
105 Ø 22
105
35 35 40 24
25
2 35
ON
335
244
225
301
162
193
281
224
261
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00109
25
105 Ø 18
Ø 18
105
35
ON
335
223
269
225
246
287
162
193
213
236
259
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00113
11
25
105 6 x Ø 8.4
105
2
7.5
35
4
35 35 46 105
8.5
21
20
35
48
2
ON
154
162
65
193
225
162
193
OFF
TEST
4 x Ø 5.5
1.5
Ø 8.5
6
NSO0_00115
28
16
16
105 36 35
98
29 4
24
35
ON
273
193
162
225
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00121
36.5
Ø1
1
32 32
12.5
25
3 29 4
2
35
ON
360
308
225
162
193
OFF
TEST
105
Ø 11
32 32
81.5
NSO0_00123
15 25
70 70
42.5 1
NSO0_00118
1 3VT2
2 2 3VT9 200-3HA.0,-3HB.0
1 3 5
3 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF.0
50 37
TEST
133
2 4 6
°
90
140 50
25°
1 2
1 3VT2
NSO0_00126
5
2 3VT9 200-3HA.0,-3HB.0
1 3 5 4
3 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF.0
70
4 3VT9 300-3HG.0,-3HH.0
37
5 3VT9 300-3HJ.0
6 Outside surface of 2
70
cabinet door
50
TEST
133
2 4 6
6
°
90
140
25° 180 … 495 (-3HJ10)
375 … 540 (-3HJ20)
55
7.9
R 48
1
14
ax
m
R
MANUAL
AUTO
27
195
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
138
82
NSO0_00129
247
145
1 3 5
227
140
290
227
258
232
278
162
193
140
L R
Ø 4+8 mm 4 x Ø 5.5
2 4 6
20 4 x Ø 5.5
26
75
75
35
NSO0_00132
31.5
31.5
16 Ø 8.5 20 35 35 35 35
26 35
105 105
1 3 5
105
2
11 12 13 14
400
L R
Ø 4+6 mm
2 4 6
NSO0_00136
105 35
70
103
Plug-in version
ON
290
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00520
105 105
140
157
182
2
7.5
46 105 98 98
21
21
4
20
52
8.5
2
ON
258
290
227
258
140
258
OFF
TEST
4 x Ø 5.5
4 x Ø 5.5
1.5
45
Ø 8.5
6
75
R
NSO0_00139
31.5
28
28
16
16
105 36 35 35 35 35
TEST
NSO0_00142
175
225
MANUAL
AUTO
2
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
NSO0_00143
282 31
2 4 x Ø 5.5
145
1 3 5
4 x Ø 5.5
140
227
290
227
258
232
278
162
193
140
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
2 4 6
20
26
75
75
NSO0_00148
35
31.5
31.5
16 Ø 8.5 20 35 35
26 35
105 105
105
35
1 3 5
140
400
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
2 4 6
NSO0_00151
105 70
179 103
140 27.5
179 30
65
75
75
65
2
ON
140
140
290
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00153
105 105 105
180 140 170
157 187
182 212
30
75
75
140
140
TEST
NSO0_00156
175 205
225 255
30
75
75
2 MANUAL
AUTO
140
140
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
NSO0_00159
282 31 312 31
Withdrawable device, rear connection (3VT9 200-4RC00 connecting sets) Drilling pattern
2
7.5
46 105 98
21
4
20
52
ON
258
140
258
OFF
TEST
4 x Ø 5.5
45
Ø 8.5
75
NSO0_00166
28
16
17
37 35 35
35 35 35 103
25 4
18
2
35
48 4 x Ø 5.5
60
ON
26°
17°
65
225
154
162
193
167
213
162
2°
29.5
OFF
TEST
R 88
121
NSO0_00169
35.5
31.5
16 Ø 8.5
20 70 35 35
26 105
140 117 5
35 35 35
2 N 1 3 5
35
ON
335
225
248
273
162
193
OFF
TEST
N 2 4 6
30
140
Fixed-mounted version, front connection (connecting set 3VT9 215-4TF30 + 3VT9 215-4TF00)
35 35 35 40 24
25
35
ON
335
244
225
301
162
193
281
224
261
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00174
25
140 Ø 18
Ø 18
105
35
2
ON
294
335
225
248
162
193
319
219
269
OFF
TEST
30 Ø22 Ø22
140
Fixed-mounted version, front connection (connecting set 3VT9 203-4TF30 + 3VT9 203-4TF00)
58
35 35 35 47
36
24
35
ON
335
223
269
225
246
287
162
193
213
236
259
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00178
25
11
140 6 x Ø 8.4
105
2
7.5
35
4
35 35 35 46 105
8.5
21
20
35
48
2
ON
65
154
162
193
225
162
193
OFF
TEST
4 x Ø 5.5
1.5
Ø 8.5
6
NSO0_00180
28
16
16
140 36 35
133
77.5 1
NSO0_00183
1 3VT2
2 3VT9 200-3HA.0,-3HB.0
N 1 3 5 2
3 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF.0
50 37
TEST
133
N 2 4 6
°
90
140 50
25°
1 2
1 3VT2
NSO0_00185
5
2 3VT9 200-3HA.0,-3HB.0
N 1 3 5 4 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF.0
70 3
4 3VT9 300-3HG.0,-3HH.0
37
5 3VT9 300-3HJ.0
6 Outside surface of
70
cabinet door
50
TEST
133
N 2 4 6
6
°
90
140
25° 180 … 495 (-3HJ10)
375 … 540 (-3HJ20)
4 x Ø 6.5
0
Ø5
55
2
NSO0_00128
55
7.9
R 48
14
ax
m
R
MANUAL
AUTO
27
195
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
138
82
NSO0_00187
140 247
145
N 1 3 5
227
140
227
258
290
232
278
162
193
140
L R
Ø 4+8 mm 4 x Ø 5.5
N 2 4 6
20 4 x Ø 5.5
26
75
75
NSO0_00189
31.5
31.5
16 Ø 8.5 20 35 35 35 35
26 35
140 105
105
N 1 3 5
400
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
N 2 4 6
NSO0_00193
140 35
70
103
ON
2
290
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00138
140 105
140
157
182
2
46 105
21
4
20
52
ON
258
290
140
258
OFF
TEST
4 x Ø 5.5
45
Ø 8.5
75
NSO0_00195
16
28
16
140 36 35
2
35 35
140
2
290
TEST
NSO0_00196
140 175
225
MANUAL
AUTO
290
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
NSO0_00198
140 282 31
214 25 4
35 35 35 18
4 x Ø 5.5
2
145
N 1 3 5
4 x Ø 5.5
227
140
290
227
258
232
278
162
193
140
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
N 2 4 6
20
26
75
75
NSO0_00202
31.5
35.5
16 Ø 8.5 20 35 35
26 35
140 105
215
105
35
N 1 3 5
140
400
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
N 2 4 6
NSO0_00200
140 70
215 103
140 27.5
213 30
65
75
75
65
2
ON
140
140
290
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00203
140 105 105
215 140 170
157 187
182 212
Withdrawable version, rear connection (connecting set 3VT9 200-4RC30 + 3VT9 200-4RC00)
2
7.5
20
65
52
ON
258
290
140
OFF
NSO0_00204
TEST
4 x Ø 5.5
45
Ø 8.5
75
28
16
17
140 37 35
2
215 35 35
213 30
65
65
75
75
2
140
140
290
TEST
NSO0_00206
140 175 205
215 225 255
213 30
NSO0_00207
75
75
65
65
290
MANUAL
AUTO
290
140
140
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
■ Notes
Siemens LV 36 · 2011
© Siemens AG 2011
■ Overview
Connecting sets
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Switching unit
3
11
12 3
19 20 21
14
15
17 18 22 23 24 25
Accessories
16
26 NSO0_00211a
27 28 29 30
1 Molded case circuit breaker 11 Rotary operating mechanism 22 Auxiliary switch NC/NO
2 Plug-in device 12 Lateral rotary operating mechanism 23 Auxiliary switch NC/NO
3 Withdrawable device 13 Mechanical parallel switching 24 Auxiliary switch, change-over contact
4 Box terminals 14 Mechanical interlocking 25 Auxiliary switch, early
5 Circular conductor terminal 15 Mechanical interlocking by Bowden wire 26 Lockingtype lever
6 Multiple feed-in terminal 16 Motor operating mechanism 27 Sealing inset
7 Multiple feed-in terminal 17 Shunt trip unit 28 Additional cover for
8 Rear connection 18 Undervoltage trip unit overcurrent releases
9 Front connection 19 Connecting cable 29 Terminal cover
10 Auxiliary conductor terminal 20 Position signalling 30 Insulating barriers
21 Keying pins
■ Overview
Switching unit For recommended cross-sections of cables, busbars and flexi-
bars for fixed-mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions, see
The switching unit includes: page 3/11.
• Two 3VT9 300-4TA30 connecting sets – for connecting
busbars or cable lugs Circuit breaker
• 3VT9 300-8CE30 insulating barriers
• A set of 4 installation bolts (M5 x 25) The circuit breakers consist of a 3- or 4-pole switching unit and
a trip unit which is available with a choice of different character-
The switching unit must be fitted with a trip unit (circuit breaker) istics.
or a 3VT9 363-6DT00 switch disconnector unit
(switch disconnector) Switch disconnector
For maximum circuit breaker/switch disconnector loads in The switch disconnector consists of a switching unit and a
accordance with the ambient temperature, see page 3/11. switch disconnector unit.
1)
Use only with switching unit 3VT3763-.AA36-0AA0 or
3VT3763-.AA46-0AA0.
2)
Use only with switching unit 3VT3763-.AA56-0AA0
■ Overview
The circuit breakers can be equipped with Shunt trip units can trip the circuit breaker from a remote loca-
• auxiliary switches, tion. A control supply voltage is required.
• alarm switches, An undervoltage trip unit trips the circuit breaker automatically
• shunt trip units, when the circuit voltage drops below 70 % Ue. The undervoltage
• undervoltage trip units. trip unit protects motors and other equipment in case of under-
voltage. A control supply voltage is required.
Single NC contacts
AC/DC 60 ... 500 V B 3VT9 300-2AD10 1 unit 0.130
AC/DC 5 ... 60 V B 3VT9 300-2AD20 1 unit 0.130
Leading contacts
AC/DC 60 ... 250 V B 3VT9 300-2AJ00 1 unit 0.040
■ Overview
Rotary operating mechanisms - 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver for door-coupling
operating mechanism
The rotary operating mechanism must be combined from: - 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
• For rotary operation of the circuit breaker:
- 3VT9 300-3HA.0 or 3VT9 300-3HB.0 for frontside operation Mechanical interlocks and interlock for parallel switching
- 3VT9 300-3HE10 or 3VT9 300-3HE20 black knob or • Mechanical interlocks for fixed-mounted version must be
- 3VT9 300-3HF20 red knob combined from the following parts:
• For operation through the switchgear cabinet door: - 2 x 3VT9 300-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
- 3VT9 300-3HA.0 or 3VT9 300-3HB.0 for frontside operation - 2 x 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
- 3VT9 300-3HJ.. extension shaft • Mechanical interlocking by Bowden wire is intended for
- 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver fixed-mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions
- 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob.
• For operation through side wall of cabinet: • Mechanical interlocks must be combined from the following
- 3VT9 300-3HC10 for right side operation OR parts:
- 3VT9 300-3HD10 for left side operation - 2 x 3VT9 300-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
- 3VT9 300-3HJ..extension shaft - 1 x 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
• not lockable
• not lockable
Extension cable for motorized operating mechanism, B 3VT9 300-3MF00 1 unit 0.060
12 wires, length 60 cm
■ Overview
Plug-in version Withdrawable version
• The plug-in base includes: • The withdrawable version base includes complete accesso-
- complete accessories for assembling circuit breakers/ ries for assembling circuit breakers/switch disconnectors in
switch disconnectors in plug-in design withdrawable version.
- a set of four installation bolts (M5 x 30) for fixing the switching • The circuit breaker inside the withdrawable version base can
unit to the plug-in base be moved between an operating position and a checking po-
• The plug-in base must be outfitted with: sition (withdrawn).
- 3-pole version: 3VT3 763-.AA36-0AA0 switching unit • The withdrawable version base must be fitted with:
- 4-pole version: 3VT3 763-.AA46-0AA0 or - 3-pole version: 3VT3 763-.AA36-0AA0 switching unit or
3VT3 763-.AA56-0AA0 switching unit - 4-pole version: 3VT3 763-.AA46-0AA0 or
For mounting the plug-in version on busbars or cable lugs, 3VT3 763-.AA56-0AA0 switching unit
3VT9 300-4TA30 connecting sets are available. These are in-
cluded in the scope of supply of the 3VT3 763-.AA36-0AA0 3-
pole version ; 3VT3 763-.AA46/56-0AA0... 4-pole version switch-
ing unit. For other types of connection, other connecting sets are
available.
3
■ Selection and ordering data
Version Max. permissible cross-section S DT Order No. PS* Weight
per PU
approx.
mm2 kg
Plug-in bases
3-pole version B 3VT9 300-4PA30 1 unit 2.610
Terminals for circular 25 ... 150 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 315-4TD30 1 unit 0.302
conductors
150 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 324-4TD30 1 unit 0.279
For enhancing termination 2 x 25 ... 150 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 315-4TF30 1 unit 0.800
point protection to degree of 2 x 150 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 324-4TF30 1 unit 0.721
protection IP20, use the 3VT9
300-8CB30 terminal cover
Terminals for circular con- 25 ... 150 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 315-4TD00 1 unit 0.400
ductors
1 set = 1 unit
150 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 324-4TD00 1 unit 0.370
2 x 25 ... 150 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 315-4TF00 1 unit 0.500
2 x 150 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 324-4TF00 1 unit 0.960
Terminal for rear connection Cu/Al busbars B 3VT9 300-4RC00 1 unit 0.500
1 set = 1 unit cable lugs
■ Design
Installation and connection Recommended cross-sections of cables, busbars and flexibars
for fixed-mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions
Main circuit
• Is connected using Cu or Al busbars or cables, and possibly Rated current Permissible cross-section Dimensions of busbars
cables with cable lugs In S WxH
• For further connecting options, connecting sets are available Cu AI Cu Al
(see page 3/9) A mm2 mm2 mm mm
• Generally, conductors from the power supply are connected
100 35 50 20 x 2 25 x 2
to input terminals 1, 3, 5, (N) and conductors from the load to
terminals 2, 4, 6, (N). However, it is possible to reverse this 125 50 70 25 x 2 25 x 3
connection (exchanging input and output terminals) without 160 70 95 25 x 3 32 x 3
limiting the rated short-circuit ultimate breaking capacity Icu) 200 95 120 25 x 4 25 x 5
• In case of feed-in from below, the circuit breakers/switch dis-
connectors must be fitted with 3VT9 300-8CE30 insulating 250 120 150 25 x 5 32 x 5
barriers on the bottom side of the circuit breaker/switch dis- 315 150 185 32 x 5 32 x 6
connector 400 185 240 32 x 6 32 x 8
• We recommend painting the connecting busbars in different
colors
• Input and output conductors/busbars must be mechanically
500
630
2 x120
2 x185
2 x185
2 x240
32 x 8
32 x 12
32 x 12
32 x 16
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reinforced to avoid transmitting electrodynamic force to the
circuit breaker/switch disconnector during short-circuiting
• The power circuit must be connected in such a way that the Maximum circuit breaker/switch disconnector loads
deionizing space of the circuit breaker/switch disconnector is in accordance with the ambient temperature
not obstructed (see page 3/44).
3VT3 circuit breaker/switch disconnector connection to pole
Auxiliary circuits by 1 x 185 mm2 Cu cable
• Auxiliary switches, shunt trip units or undervoltage trip units
50°C 55 °C 60 °C 65 °C 70 °C
are connected to terminals using flexible 0.5 ... 1 mm2 Cu
conductors. 630 A 630 A 600 A 570 A 540 A
• The motorized operating mechanism and auxiliary circuits of
the plug-in base or withdrawable version base are connected
with a connector.
■ Technical specifications
Description Circuit breakers Switch disconnector unit
Order number 3VT3 763-2AA36/46/56-0AA0, 3VT9 363-6DT00
3VT3 763-3AA36/46/56-0AA0
Standards EN 60 947-2, IEC 947-2 EN 60 947-3, IEC 947-3
Approval marks
Number of poles 3, 4
Rated current In A 250, 315, 400, 500, 630 --
Rated uninterrupted current Iu A 630
Rated operational current Ie A -- 630
Rated operational voltage Ue V AC max. 690 AC max. 690
DC max. 440
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp kV 8
Selectivity AC 690 V A --
Switching mode AC 690 V -- AC-23 B
DC 440 V -- DC-23 B
Rated short-time withstand current Ue = AC 690 V Icw/t 8 kA/50 ms, 7 kA/300 ms, 6.5 kA/1 s 7,5 kA/5 s
Series Ue 3VT3 N 3VT3 H Ue --
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking 60 kA 100 kA AC 230 V --
capacity (rms value)1) Icu 36 kA 65 kA AC 415 V
20 kA 35 kA AC 500 V
15 kA 20 kA AC 690 V
Rated short-circuit breaking 40 kA 75 kA AC 230 V --
capacity (rms value) Ics/Ue 18 kA 36 kA AC 415 V
10 kA 20 kA AC 500 V
8 kA 15 kA AC 690 V
Rated short-ckt making capacity (peak value) Icm/Ue 75 kA 140 kA AC 415 V 14 kA/AC 415 V, 14 kA/AC 440 V
Off-time at Icu ms 10 --
Losses per pole at In = 630 A W 75
Mechanical endurance cycles 20000
Electrical endurance (Ue = AC 415 V ) cycles 5000
Switching frequency cycles/ 120
hr
Operating force N 110
Front-side device protection IP40
Terminal protection IP20
Operating conditions
Reference ambient temperature °C 40
Ambient temperature range °C -40 ... +55
Working environment dry and tropical climate
Degree of pollution 3
Max. elevation m 2000
Seismic resistance m/s2 3 g at 8 ... 50 Hz
Design modifications
Front/rear connection ✓/✓
Plug-in design ✓/+
Withdrawable design ✓/+
Accessories
Switches-auxiliary/relative/signal/leading ✓/✓/✓/✓
Shunt trip unit ✓
Undervoltage trip unit/with leading switch, with alarm switch ✓/✓
Front rotary oper. mechanism/lateral oper. mech. right/left ✓/✓
Mechanical interlocking to the rotary oper. mechanism, ✓
by Bowden wire
Motorized oper. mechanism with operations counter ✓
Locking-type lever ✓
Bolt sealing insert/additional cover for trip unit ✓/✓
✓ available, 1) If the circuit breaker connection is reversed (input terminals 2, 4, 6 ,
-- unavailable output terminals 1, 3, 5), Icu does not change.
+ in preparation
■ Schematics
Circuit breakers with accessories
3-pole version
3VT9 325-6..00 1 3 5
3VT9 300-2AJ00
B1
10.Y1
10.Y1
A1
A1
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1U.10
3VT9 300-1U.10
10.Y3
3VT9 300-1S.00
X3 12 10 9 7 3 4 1 5
I>
A
3
I>
NC NO
NC NO
or or or
S6 S5 V Q
M P U< U U< B
C C
T1
T2
TEST T3
MP
10.Y2
10.Y2
10.Y4
A2
A2
11 8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J 2 4 6
acc.comp. no. 10 3VT9 300-4PA.0
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PE N- YC SO 2 SO 3 3VT9
300-
Ext.oper. 4WA.0
counter
1 4 2 1 4 2 2 4 6
Plug-in device/Withdrawable device
Connecting cable
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
X2
Switches
signal relative auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary
1.3
1.1
1.2
1.4
2.3
2.1
2.2
2.4
3.3
3.1
3.2
3.4
4.3
4.1
4.2
4.4
5.3
5.1
5.2
5.4
2.3
3.3
2.1
3.3
2.1
3.1
A
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
B
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
or or
3.4 3VT9 300-2AG10
or or or or or or or or or or or
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1.4
1.2
1.1
2.4
2.2
2.1
3.4
3.2
3.1
4.4
4.2
4.1
5.4
5.1
2.4
2.2
2.2
acc.c. no. 1 acc.c. no. 2 acc.c. no. 3 acc.c. no. 4 acc.c. no. 5 acc.c. no. 2 + 3
X1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Connecting cable
3VT9 325-6..0 1 3 5 7
3VT9 300-2AJ00
B1
10.Y1
10.Y1
A1
A1
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1U.10
10.Y3
3VT9 300-1S.00
A
X3 12 10 9 7 3 4 1 5
I>
I>
NC NO
3 NC NO
or or or
V Q
S6 S5 M P U< U U< B
C C
T1
T2
TEST T3
T4
MP
10.Y2
10.Y2
10.Y4
A2
A2
11 8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J 2 4 6 8
acc.comp. no. 10 3VT9 300-4PA.0
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PE N- YC SO 2 SO 3 3VT9
300-
Ext.oper. 4WA.0
counter 1 4 2 1 4 2 2 4 6 N
Plug-in device/Withdrawable device
Connecting cable
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
X2
Switches
signal relative auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary
7.3
7.1
7.2
7.4
1.3
1.1
1.2
1.4
9.3
9.1
9.2
9.4
3.3
3.1
3.2
3.4
4.3
4.1
4.2
4.4
5.3
5.1
5.2
5.4
2.3
3.3
2.1
3.3
2.1
3.1
6.3
6.1
6.2
6.4
2.3
2.1
2.2
2.4
8.3
8.1
8.2
8.4
A
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
B or or
2.2 3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
or or
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or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or
7.4
7.1
9.4
9.1
1.4
1.2
1.1
3.4
3.1
4.4
4.1
5.4
5.1
2.4
2.2
2.2
6.4
6.1
2.4
2.1
8.4
8.1
acc.c. no. 1 acc.c. no. 2 acc.c. no. 3 acc.c. no. 4 acc.c. no. 5 acc.c. no. 2 + 3 acc.c. no. 6 acc.c. no. 7 acc.c. no. 8 acc.c. no. 9
X1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Connecting cable
■ Functions
States of auxiliary switches located in the switching unit accessory compartment
Circuit breaker state Accessory compartment
1 2 3, 4, 5 10 2 and 3 2 and 3 2 and 3 1 2 3, 4, 5
(6 ... 9)1) (6 ... 9)1)
Lever position of circuit breaker
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AE10
3VT9 300-2AG10
3VT9 300-2AF10
3VT9 300-2AJ00
3VT9 300-1U.10
State of the main contacts
Switched no 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0
■ Overview
The electronic trip unit is a separate and interchangeable unit, ETU MP trip units
which has to be ordered in addition to the 3VT3 switching unit.
By exchanging the trip unit, the range of the circuit breaker’s L I
rated current can be easily changed.
Ir
Trip units for 3VT3 switching units are available for current values t
of In = 250, 400 and 630 A. The ETU LP trip units feature rated
currents of 250, 315, 400, 500 and 630A. The trip units (including
regulation of -60%) cover a current range from 100 to 630 A. tr
Tripping characteristics
Several different trip units are available. Some have adjustable
characteristics (in order to match the protected device and to
achieve the required selectivity): Ii
50 ms
ETU LP trip units
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0 ms
L I
3
t I
Electronic trip units ETU LP have have more characteristics with
adjustable Ir, tr and Irm.
ETU MPS trip units
L S I
Ir
t
tr
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I
Electronic trip units ETU LP have one type of characteristic and Isd
tsd
fixed In and Irm settings.
ETU DP trip units
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L I
Ir
t I
Electronic trip units ETU MPS have more characteristics with ad-
justable Ir, tr, Isd and tsd.
ETU LP, DP, MP and MPS trip units are intended for 3-pole 3VT3
763-.AA36-0AA0 switching units and 4-pole
3VT3 763-.AA46-0AA0 switching units with disconnecting of the
N pole.
Ii
ETU DPN trip units
L I
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Ir
t
I
IN
Electronic trip units ETU DP have one type of characteristic with tr
adjustable Ir and Irm.
Ii
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I
ETU DPN trip units are intended for 4-pole 3VT3 763-.AA56-
0AA0 switching units with protected N pole. They have more
characteristics with adjustable Ir, tr, Irm and IN.
3 NSO0_00355
3VT9 325-6AB00 250 1000
1.0 3VT9 331-6AB00 315 1260
k [-]
3VT9 340-6AB00 400 1600
3VT9 350-6AB00 500 2000
0.8
3VT9 363-6AB00 630 2520
0.6
Tripping characteristics
T
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0.4 10000
5000 Ir
t [s]
2000
0.2
1000
500
0.0
50 60 70 80 90 100 200
L
Ir [%] 100
50
Decrease of tripping time with load
20
T - When tripping from the trip unit’s “warm” state, the tripping
time of the characteristic is cut short during the standstill time tu 10
by coefficient k. 5
In = 250 A
Thermal standstill time of the characteristics 2
In = 315 A
For all trip units, the thermal standstill time is tu ≥ 30 min. During 1 In = 400 A
this time, the tripping time tsd is cut short from the cold-state 0.5 In = 500 A I
characteristic by the coefficient k. In = 630 A
0.2
In = 500 A
In = 400 A
In = 630 A
In = 250 A
In = 315 A
Ii
The real tripping time is ts = k . tsd 0.1
Example 0.05
The shortening constant can be read from the diagram. With 0.02
steady current 85% of Ir the real tripping time will be decreased 0.01
to: 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In
ts = 0.74 . tsd
k [–] time shortening coefficient
Ir [A] adjusted rated current of the trip units
tsd [s] tripping time of the trip unit, derived from the characteristic
ts [s] real tripping time of the trip unit, tripped from warm state
tu [s] standstill period for particular characteristics
Trip units are preset by the manufacturer
Ir = min
Restart = T(t)
Ii = min, 0 ms
tr = TV, t(t), min
Isd = 0 ms, min
IN = 0.5 Ir
Another parameter for adjusting the trip unit consists of the rated 3VT9 325-6AP00 250 172 3 (M 3) T(0) 3,75
current and short-circuit tripping level. The time delay of the 180 3 (M 3) T(t) 3,75
short-circuit trip unit can be set to 0 ms or 50 ms. The operational 190 8 (M 8) T(t) 3,1
state 70% of Ir is signalled by an LED indicator that flashes green
3 in a 1.5 s interval. As the load grows, the blinking frequency of
the diode increases. In case of a load larger than 110% of Ir, this
200
210
15 (M 15)
20 (M 20)
T(t)
T(t)
2.5
2,0 50
LED will turn red and just before tripping will begin to blink red. 220 20 (TV 20) T(t) 1,5
Located on the lower part of the trip unit cover are two photocells 231 10 (TV 10) T(t) 1,0
for communicating with the signalling unit.
243 3 (TV 3) T(t) 0,6
The trip units have tripping characteristics especially designed 250 1 (TV 1) T(t) 0,32
for practical purposes that provide for optimal exploitation of
transformers up to 1.5 Ir. A total of 8 characteristics can be set 160 1 (TV 1) T(0) 0,5
on the trip unit. Mode “M” provides 4 characteristics suitable for 172 3 (TV 3) T(0) 1,0
protecting motors and in mode “TV” are 4 characteristics for pro- 180 10 (TV 10) T(0) 1,6
tecting transformers and lines. The shape of each characteristic
190 20 (TV 20) T(0) 2,4
can be changed using a selector switch.
200 20 (M 20) T(0) 3,2 0
210 15 (M 15) T(0) 4,0
220 8 (M 8) T(0) 5,0
3VT9 340-6AP00 400 231 3 (M 3) T(0) 6,0
243 3 (M 3) T(t) 6,0
250 8 (M 8) T(t) 5,0
275 15 (M 15) T(t) 4,0
290 20 (M 20) T(t) 3,2
315 20 (TV 20) T(t) 2,4 50
345 10 (TV 10) T(t) 1,6
360 3 (TV 3) T(t) 1
400 1 (TV 1) T(t) 0,5
250 1 (TV 1) T(0) 0,8
260 3 (TV 3) T(0) 1,4
275 10 (TV 10) T(0 2
290 20 (TV 20) T(0)) 3 0
305 20 (M 20) T(0) 4
315 15 (M 15) T(0) 5,1
345 8 (M 8) T(0) 6,3
3VT9 363-6AP00 630 360 3 (M 3) T(0) 7
400 3 (M 3) T(t) 6,3
435 8 (M 8) T(t) 6,3
455 15 (M 15) T(t) 5,1
480 20 (M 20) T(t) 4
500 20 (TV 20) T(t) 3 50
550 10 (TV 10) T(t) 2
575 3 (TV 3) T(t) 1,4
630 1 (TV 1) T(t) 0,8
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 5.0
0.05
In = 400 A Ii [kA] In=400 A 5.0 Ii [kA]
0.5 1.0 1.6 2.4 3.2 4.0 6.0 0.5 1.0 1.6 2.4 3.2 4.0 6.0
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 6.3 0.05 6.3
In = 630 A 0.8 1.4 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.1 7.0 Ii [kA] In=630 A 0.8 1.4 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.1 7.0 Ii [kA]
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
val. As the load grows, the blinking frequency of the diode in-
210 20 (M 20) T(t) 9
creases. In case of a load larger than 110% of Ir, this LED will
turn red and just before tripping will begin to blink red. Located 220 20 (TV 20) T(t) 3
on the lower part of the trip unit cover are two photocells for com- 231 10 (TV 10) T(t) 5 300
municating with the signalling unit. 243 3 (TV 3) T(t) 7
The trip units have tripping characteristics especially designed 250 1 (TV 1) T(t) 9
for practical purposes that provide for optimal exploitation of 160 1 (TV 1) T(0) 3
transformers up to 1.5 Ir. A total of 8 characteristics can be set
on the trip unit. Mode “M” provides 4 characteristics suitable for 172 3 (TV 3) T(0) 5 0
protecting motors, and mode “TV” incorporates 4 characteristics 180 10 (TV 10) T(0) 7
for protecting transformers and lines. The shape of each charac- 190 20 (TV 20) T(0) 9
teristic can be changed with a selector switch.
200 20 (M 20) T(0) 3
210 15 (M 15) T(0) 5 100
220 8 (M 8) T(0) 7
% 3VT9 340-6AS00 400 231 3 (M 3) T(0) 9
243 3 (M 3) T(t) 3
250 8 (M 8) T(t) 5 200
275 15 (M 15) T(t) 7
290 20 (M 20) T(t) 9
315 20 (TV 20) T(t) 3
345 10 (TV 10) T(t) 5 300
360 3 (TV 3) T(t) 7
400 1 (TV 1) T(t) 9
250 1 (TV 1) T(0) 3
260 3 (TV 3) T(0) 5 0
275 10 (TV 10) T(0) 7
290 20 (TV 20) T(0) 9
305 20 (M 20) T(0) 3
315 15 (M 15) T(0) 5 100
345 8 (M 8) T(0) 7
3VT9 363-6AS00 630 360 3 (M 3) T(0) 9
400 3 (M 3) T(t) 3
435 8 (M 8) T(t) 5 200
455 15 (M 15) T(t) 7
480 20 (M 20) T(t) 9
500 20 (TV 20) T(t) 3
550 10 (TV 10) T(t) 5 300
575 3 (TV 3) T(t) 7
630 1 (TV 1) T(t) 9
In = 250 A
3 x Ir
5 x Ir
7 x Ir
9 x Ir
0.05 I The current of the fourth pole (N pole) is adjusted using the IN
0.02 0 switch as a multiple of the Ir current. Measuring of current on the
I sd
0.01 fourth pole can be disabled by turning the button to the “OFF”
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 position.
x In
Ir tr I sd tv In Tripping characteristics
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10000
1 x Ir
IN = 0.5 x Ir
0.75 x Ir
5000 IN
t [s] IN Ir tr Ii
2000 Ir
min. max.
1000 20
500 N 10
200
3
100
50 1
20
L 20
10
10
5
t r [ S]
2 3
1 I
1
0.5
In = 400 A
I n = 250 A
In = 630 A
In = 250 A
0.2
I n = 400 A
2 x Ir
4 x Ir
7 x Ir
9 x Ir
0.1 I n = 630 A
0.05
Ii
0.02
0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In
IN Ir tr In Ii
■ Overview
Order number according to contact arrangement
Arrangement Order No. Number of contacts Contact types
of contacts
01 3VT9 300-2AC10 (20) 1 NO
20 3VT9 300-2AE10 (20) 2 NO
01 3VT9 300-2AD10 (20) 1 NC
02 3VT9 300-2AG10 (20) 2 NC
11 3VT9 300-2AF10 (20) 1 + 1 NC + NO
001 3VT9 300-2AH10 (20) 1 NC + NO
■ Function
State of switches located in the switching unit accessory compartment
Switches
early contact signal relative auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary auxiliary
3VT9 300-2AJ00
6.3
6.1
6.2
6.4
7.3
7.1
7.2
7.4
1.3
1.1
1.2
1.4
9.3
9.1
9.2
9.4
3.3
3.1
3.2
3.4
4.3
4.1
4.2
4.4
5.3
5.1
5.2
5.4
2.3
3.3
2.1
3.3
2.1
3.1
10.Y1
10.Y3
2.3
2.1
2.2
2.4
8.3
8.1
8.2
8.4
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AH10
or or
10.Y4
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or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or
6.4
6.1
7.4
7.1
9.4
9.1
1.4
1.2
1.1
3.4
3.1
4.4
4.1
5.4
5.1
2.4
2.2
2.2
2.4
2.1
8.4
8.1
acc.c. no. 10 acc.c. no. 1 acc.c. no. 2 acc.c. no. 3 acc.c. no. 4 acc.c. no. 5 acc.c. no. 2 + 3 acc.c. no. 6 acc.c. no. 7 acc.c. no. 8 acc.c. no. 9
■ Technical specifications
Order No. 3VT9 300-2A.10 3VT9 300-2A.201) 3VT9 300-2AJ00 3VT9 300-2AH10 3VT9 300-2AH201)
Rated operational voltage Ue V AC 60 ... 500 AC 5 ... 60 AC 250 AC 24 ...250 AC 5 ..60
DC 60 ... 500 DC 5 ... 60 DC 24 ...250 DC 5 ...60
Rated isolation voltage Ui V 500 250
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Rated operational current Ie/Ue
• AC-12 -- 0.004 ... 0.5 A/5V -- -- --
• AC-15 6 A/240 V,4 A/400 V, -- 1 A/AC 250 V 1.5 A/AC 250 V --
2 A/500 V
• DC-12 -- 0.004 ... 0.5 A/5V -- -- 0.01 A/DC 60 V
• DC-13 0.4 A/240 V, 0.3 A/400 V, 0.004 ... 0.01/60 V -- 0.2 A/DC 250 V --
0.2 A/500 V
Thermal current Ith A 10 0.5 -- 6 0.5
Arrangement of contacts 01, 10, 02, 11, 20 02, 11, 20 001
Connector cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 1
Terminal protection IP20
(connected switch)
1)
3VT9 300-2A.20 is not suitable for controlling electromagnetic loads.
■ Overview
Order number of shunt trip units
according to the rated operating voltage
Ue Order No.
AC/DC 24, 40, 48 V 3VT9 300-1SC00
1AC/DC 10 V 3VT9 300-1SD00
AC 230, 400, 500 V/DC 220 3VT9 300-1SE00
■ Function
Shunt trip units
Circuit breaker switched off by the shunt trip unit Circuit breaker states and lever positions of the circuit breaker
NSO0_00364
5.4 5.3 20
4.4 4.3 1
3…5
20
accessory
1
3VT9 300-1S.00
2.4 2.3
B1
2
0
Relative switch
30
1
2.2 2.1
0 U
t [ms]
NSO0_00518
B2
N-
NSO0_00365
Main contacts Circuit breaker state Lever positions of circuit breakers
Switched on
2 1 20
4 3 1
6 5
0
Auxiliary switch Switched off by trip units, or by TEST
button or by the trip pushbutton on
compartment
accessory
5.4 5.3 30 the motorized operating mechanism
1
3…5
4.4 4.3
3.4 3.3 Switched off manually or electrically
0
Auxiliary switch by operating mechanism
compartment
2 2 NC
accessory
30
1 11 1+1 NC + NO
2.4 2.3
2
0 20 2 NONO
3 Relative switch
30
1 L+ L+
2.2 2.1
0
Early switch
compartment
accessory
3VT9 300-1U.00
20
A1
10.Y1
A1
1
3VT9 300-1U.10
10
10.Y2 10.Y1 0
10.Y4 10.Y3
Early switch
U< U<
20
10.Y2 10.Y1 1
10.Y2
NSO0_00519
10.Y4 10.Y3
0
A2
A2
t [ms]
N- N-
■ Technical specifications
Shunt trip units Undervoltage trip units
Order No. 3VT9 300-1S.00 Order No. 3VT9 300-1U.00 3VT9 300-1U.101)
Rated operating voltage Ue AC 24, 40, 48, 110, 230, 400, 500 V Rated operating voltage Ue AC 24, 40, 48, 110, 230, 400, 500 V
DC 24, 40, 48, 110, 220 V DC 24, 40, 48, 110, 220 V
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60 Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Input power at 1.1 Ue AC < 3 VA Input power at 1.1 Ue AC < 3 VA < 3 VA
DC <3W DC <3W <3W
Functional description U ≥ 0,7 Ue the circuit breaker must trip Functional description U 0.85 Ue
(circuit breaker can switch on)
Time to switch-off ms 20 U 0.35 Ue
Continuous load Yes (the circuit breaker must trip)
Connector cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 1 Time to switched-off ms 20
Terminal protection IP20 Continuous load Yes
(connected trip unit) Connector cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 11)
Location in accessory com- 10 Terminal protection IP20
partment No. (connected trip)
Location in accessory 10
compartment No.
Earl switch --
Rated operating voltage Ue V -- AC 250
Rated frequency fn Hz -- 50/60
Rated operating current Ie/Ue V -- AC 1 A/AC 250
Arrangement of contacts -- 02, 11, 20
Connector cross-section S mm2 -- 0.5 ... 11)
Terminal protection -- IP20
(connected trip unit)
1)
Cannot be used in combination with motorized operating mechanism
3VT9 300-3M..0.
■ Overview
Rotary operating mechanism Mechanical interlocks and mechanical interlock for parallel
switching
The following components of the rotary operating mechanisms
are required: • Mechanical interlocks for fixed-mounted versions require the
following components:
• To switch the switching unit: - 2 x 3VT9 300-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
- 3VT9 300-3HE10 or 3VT9 300-3HE20 black knob - 2 x 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
- 3VT9 300-3HF20 red knob
• Mechanical interlocking with Bowden wire is intended for
• To switch the switching unit through the switchgear cabinet fixed-mounted, plug-in and withdrawable versions
door:
- 3VT9 300-3HJ..extension shaft • Mechanical interlocking with Bowden wire requires the follow-
- 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver for door-coupling oper- ing components:
ating mechanism - 2 x 3VT9 300-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
- 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob - 1 x 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
■ Design
The rotary operating mechanism makes it possible to actuate the
circuit breaker: 3
Operation from the front panel of the circuit breaker (Fig. 1)
3VT9 300-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
+ 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
Operation through the switchgear cabinet door (Fig. 2)
3VT9 300-3HA/HB.. rotary operating mechanism
+ 3VT9 300-3HJ.. extension shaft
+ 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
+ 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver
Fig. 1: Rotary operating mechanism with knob
Operation through side wall of switchgear cabinet
3VT9 300-3HC/HD10.. rotary operating mechanism
+ 3VT9 300-3HJ.. extension shaft
+ 3VT9 300-3HE/HF.. knob
+ 3VT9 300-3HG/HH.. coupling driver
Enhanced safety for operator:
• The rotary operating mechanism and knob allow operators to
lock the circuit breaker in position “switched off manually“. The
unit and knob of the rotary operating mechanism can be
locked by three padlocks with a shank diameter up to 6 mm
• Each coupling driver for door-coupling operating mechanism
Fig. 2: Rotary operating mechanism with extension shaft, coupling driver prevents the cabinet door from being opened when the circuit
and knob breaker is in on-state or after tripping. Types 3VT9300-3HG10
The rotary operating mechanism makes it possible to actuate the and 3VT9300-3HG20 prevent the cabinet door from being
circuit breaker by turning a knob, e.g. in order to switch ma- opened when the circuit breaker is in the state "switched off
chines on and off. The modular concept of the operating mech- manually" and when the rotary operating mechanism knob is
anisms makes allows simple mounting on the switching unit after locked out.
the accessory compartment cover is removed. The operating • Two circuit breakers with rotary operating mechanisms can be
mechanism and its accessories must be ordered separately provided with mechanical interlocking or with parallel me-
(see page 3/6). chanical switching (see page 3/31).
• The rotary operating mechanism is fixed right on the switching
unit of the circuit breaker.
• The rotary operating mechanism coupling driver is fixed onto
the switchgear door and it provides protection IP40 or IP66.
• The rotary operating mechanism knob is placed on the rotary
operated mechanism unit or on the rotary operating mecha-
nism coupling driver
• The extension shaft is available in two versions, standard
(length 365 mm - can be shortened) and telescopic (adjust-
able length 245 ... 410 mm).
■ Function
3VT9 300-8LA00 mechanical interlocking 3VT9 300-8LB00 mechanical parallel switching
Mechanical interlocks make sure that two circuit breakers can- Mechanical interlocks for parallel switching are for simultaneous
not trip simultaneously, but always just individually. Both circuit switching of two circuit breakers. Parallel switching can be used
breakers may be switched off simultaneously. Interlocking can between two 3VT3 circuit breakers or between 3VT3 and 3VT2
be used between two 3VT3 circuit breakers or between one circuit breakers. Each circuit breaker must be furnished with a
3VT3 and one 3VT2 circuit breaker. Both circuit breakers must rotary operating mechanism and at least one of them with a
be furnished with rotary operating mechanisms (at least one of knob.
them with a rotary operating mechanism and knob).
When using a mechanical interlock it is required to comply with
the dimensions shown in the figure and in the table.
When using a mechanical interlock for parallel switching it is re-
quired to comply with the dimensions shown in the figure and in
3
the table.
1 3 5
L
RP-BD-CK10
PS
PS
PS
X X
TEST
TEST
NSO0_00234
NSO0_00233
RP-BD-CK10
RP-BD-CK10
PS
PS
PS
SP
SV
PS
PS
PS
SP
SV
TEST
TEST
NSO0_00235
NSO0_00366
148
0
ON ON
=4
0 ... 700
min
OFF OFF
R
45
TEST TEST
30 min. 80
■ Design
• The motorized operating mechanism can be locked in off po-
sition using as many as three padlocks with shank diameter
max. 4.3 mm.
• A 3VT9 300-3MF20 cover can be attached to the ON-OFF
switch of the motorized operating mechanism, and then
sealed with sealing wire. The cover prevents turning on the cir-
cuit breaker from the drive panel.
• Extension cable 3VT9 300-3MF00 has a connector on one
side that connects to the connector located on the motor
mechanism and conductors on the other side that connect, for
example, to a terminal block.
■ Function
Circuit breaker switched on/off by the motorized operating mechanism
Circuit breaker switched on by the motorized operating Circuit breaker switched off by the motorized operating
mechanism – electrically by pushbutton ON mechanism- electrically by pushbutton OFF
NSO0_00368
NSO0_00369
Main contacts Main contacts
2 1 50 2 1 900
4 3 1 4 3 1
6 5 6 5
0 0
Auxiliary switch Auxiliary switch
compartment
compartment
5.4 5.3 50 900
accessory
accessory
5.4 5.3
4.4 4.3 1 4.4 4.3 1
3…5
3…5
3.4 3.3 3.4 3.3
0 0
Auxiliary switch Auxiliary switch
5.2 5.1 50 5.2 5.1 900
4.2 4.1 1 4.2 4.1 1
3.2 3.1 3.2 3.1
0 0
Relative switch Relative switch
3
compartment
compartment
accessory
accessory
1 1
2.4 2.3 2.4 2.3
0 0
2
2
1 1
2.2 2.1 2.2 2.1
0 0
Early switch Early switch
compartment
compartment
20 900
accessory
accessory
1 1
10
10
20 900
10.Y2 10.Y1 1 10.Y2 10.Y1 1
10.Y4 10.Y3 10.Y4 10.Y3
0 0
t [ms] t [ms]
Motor drive
Wiring diagram description
Symbol Description
X3 12 10 9 7 3 4 1 5
MP Motorized operating mechanism 3VT9 300-3M..0
M Motor
P Energy storage device
X3 Connector to connect control circuits
NC NO NO
S6 NC M P
X4 Connector for external operations counter
C C
S5 S5 Switch indicating AUTO/MANUAL modes
S6 Switching indicating energy storage
(ready to on: NO-C)
YC External operations counter 3VT9 300-3MF10
MP
B recommended wiring of the control circuits
NSO0_00370
NSO0_00527
Main contacts
2 1 20 Control circuit
4 3 1
6 5 Q3
0 L+
Auxiliary switch
compartment
accessory
20 ON
1 S
3.4 3.3 20
3
0 B OFF
Auxiliary switch
30 Motor drive
1
3.2 3.1
0
B1
A1
Relative switch
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1S.00
X3 12 10 9 7 3 4 1 5
compartment
accessory
20 650
1
2.4 2.3
2
0
Relative switch NC NO
1
30 650
NC NO
or
3
2.2 2.1 S6 S5 M P U< U
0 C C
Early switch
compartment
accessory
20 650
1
1.4 1.3
1
0 MP
Early switch
NSO0_00371
30 650
A2
11 8 6 2 2 1
B2
1 X3 X4 J
1.2 1.1 acc.c. no.10
0
PE N- YC N-
t [ms]
Operations
counter
Tripping of the circuit breaker with motorized operating mecha-
nism by a shunt trip unit or undercurrent trip unit (switch S – Circuit breaker switched on by motorized operating mechanism
automatic spring charging) (electrical ON signal) and switched off by undervoltage trip unit
NSO0_00242
20 ON
accessory
1 S
3.4 3.3 20
0
3
B OFF
Auxiliary switch
20
1 Motor drive
3.2 3.1
0
Relative switch
A1
B1
compartment
30 520
accessory
1
2.4 2.3
X3 12 10 9 7 3 4 1 5
0
2
Relative switch
SP-BHD-X...
SV-BHD-X...
30 520 NC NO
1
2.2 2.1
0 NC NO
t [ms] or
S6 S5
M P U< U
C C
MP
NSO0_00372
11 8 6 2 2 1
A2
B2
X3 X4 J
acc.c. 10
PE N- N-
YC
Operations
counter
520 > 880 IMP ON Make pulse for motorized operating mechanism
RS 1 IMP OFF Break pulse for motorized operating mechanism
0 X Random segment of time
NSO0_00246
> 1400
20 … 700
1
IMP ON
0 Circuit breaker states and toggle positions of the circuit breakers
t [ms]
Circuit breaker state lever positions of circuit breakers
R OFF
Switched on
3
Circuit breaker switched off by trip unit or shunt/undervoltage Switched off by trip units, or by TEST
trip units and switched on by the motorized operating mecha- button or by the trip pushbutton on the
nism - switch S permanently closed (automatic spring charging) motorized operating mechanism
Switched off manually or electrically by
50 the operating mechanism
HK 1
0
> 1400
20 … 700
1
IMP ON
0
t [ms]
R OFF
50
HK 1
0
X > 1400
400 … ∞ 20 … 700
1
IMP S IMP ON
0
t [ms]
R OFF
NSO0_00080
Q3
> 1400
L+ 200 … 700
1
IMP ON
0
ON
S 50
B OFF 1
HK
0
X3 12 10 9 7 3 4 1 5 20
200
3
3VT9 300-1U.00
3VT9 300-1S.00
SV 1
0
NC NO
NC NO
SP 1
S6 S5 or 0
M P U< U t [ms]
C C
NSO0_00081
> 100
MP 400 … ∞ 200 … 700
1
NSO0_00079
IMP S IMP ON
0
A2
11 8 6 2 2 1
B2
X3 X4 J 50
X > 1400
acc.c. 10 1
PE N - N- HK
YC 0
Cycle
counter X + 520 > 880
RS 1
0
Symbol Description 20
>200
M Motor SV 1
P Energy storage device
0
■ Overview
Plug-in bases Position signalling
3VT9 300-4WL00 position signalling switch
The plug-in base and the circuit breaker can be provided with a
coding set, which prevents inserting any other circuit breaker
into the plug-in base.
Circuit breaker in plug-in version with motorized operating mechanism
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AH10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AH10
the circuit breaker
Lever position of
main contacts
State of the
-
4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2
3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1
■ Design
Withdrawable version mounting base Position signalling
3VT9 300-4WL00 position signalling switch
Motor drive
X3 12 10 9 7 3 4 1 5
NC NO NO
S6 NC M P
C C
S5
MP
11 8 6 2 2 1
X3 X4
PE N-
YC
NSO0_00350
Operating
counter
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
3VT9 300-2AC10
3VT9 300-2AD10
State of the main contacts
Lever position of circuit
4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2
breaker
3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1
3
Manually switched off or by 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1
operating mechanism
Switched off by trip units 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1
■ Overview
Use of insulating barriers and terminal covers for circuit • Terminals 2, 4, 6
breakers and switch disconnectors - If the circuit breaker/switch disconnector is connected to the
the power supply with terminals 2, 4, 6 and if Ue = AC 415 V,
Fixed-mounted version it is necessary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 insulating barriers or
Front connection a 3VT9 300-8CB30 terminal cover.
• Terminals 1, 3, 5 - If insulated conductors are not used for connecting the main
- If Ue = AC 415 V, it is necessary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 circuit to terminals 2, 4, 6, and flexibars or rear connections
insulating barriers or 3VT9 300-8CB30 terminal covers. are not used, then it is necessary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 in-
- For the connection of the main circuit to terminals 1, 3, 5, in- sulating barriers or 3VT9 300-8CB30 terminal covers.
sulated conductors, flexibars or rear connection terminals Rear connection
are not used. It is necessary to use 3VT9 300-8CE30 insulat- • Neither insulating barriers nor terminal covers have to be
ing barriers or 3VT9 300-8CB30 terminal cover. used.
Plug-in and withdrawable versions
Neither insulating barriers nor terminal covers have to be used.
3 B = 105 C = 80
1 1
D
1 3VT9 300-8CE30
A2
100 … 150
A1
A
B=0 C=0
1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5
ON ON ON
275
2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6
20
B = 20
140 140 140 B = 20
NSO0_00260
Busbar
max. 3 mm
> 15 mm
max. 3 mm
Cable
Flexibar
45 45 103
25 6
18
75.5
1 3 5
45
4 x Ø 6.5
60
60
ON
25°
194
17°
3
154
194
201
234
259
275
65
2°
33
OFF
TEST R 94
134.5
NSO0_00507
2 4 6
45.5
40.5
25 Ø 11 20
33 105 47.5 45 47.5
140 117 5
Drilling pattern
Fixed-mounted version, front connection with 3VT9 324-4TF30, 3VT9 315-4TF30 connecting set
42 28
45 45 25
1 3 5
45
ON
194
234
275
298
344
369
269
319
435
OFF
TEST
2 4 6
NSO0_00261
32
140 Ø 22 Ø 22 3VT9-324-4TF30
Ø 18 Ø 18 3VT9-315-4TF30
105
60
45 45 49
34 38
34 26
45
ON
194
234
262
275
285
308
326
251
274
297
435
OFF
TEST
3
NSO0_00262
11
25
140 6 x Ø 8.4
105
3
45 45 53 105
9
11.5
26
6
20
45
60 4 x Ø 5 (M 5 x 25)
ON
234
194
234
154
194
275
65
OFF
TEST
2.5
Ø 11
R
7
NSO0_00264
25
35
140 40.5 45
20.5
45
125
45 45 31 6
19.5
45
ON
194
234
275
314
OFF
3 TEST
NSO0_00267
Ø 13
32
32
12.5
50 50
140
45 45 3 31 6
16.5
25
45
140
ON
194
234
275
308
OFF
TEST
2 x Ø 11
NSO0_00269
56.5
15 25
32 32
70 70
60 1
1 3VT3
NSO0_00271
2 3VT9 300-3HA.0,-3HB.0
1 3 5 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF-0
2
3
37
51
TEST
143
2 4 6
3
°
90
25° 140 50
1 2
1 3VT3
NSO0_00273
2 3VT9 300-3HA.0,-3HB.0
1 3 5 5 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF.0
70 4 4 3VT9 300-3HG.0,-3HH.0
3
5 3VT9 300-3HJ.0
37
6 Outside surface of
cabinet door
70
51
TEST
143
2 4 6
6
°
90
25° 140
180 … 495 (-3HJ10)
375 … 540 (-3HJ20)
4 x Ø 6.5
0
Ø5
55
NSO0_00275
55
MANUAL
275
AUTO
204
TEST
149
92
NSO0_00276
2 4 6
140 247 31
3
Opening dimensions in cabinet door for external operations counter
1
14
ax
m
R
NSO0_00332
27
4 x Ø 6.5
4 x Ø 6.5
179
1 3 5
45
358
234
284
342
277
277
166
194
166
317
L R
Ø 4+8 mm 3
2 4 6
20
26
96
96
NSO0_00279
40.5
40.5
25 Ø 11 20 45 47.5 45 47.5
33 35
140 105
1 3 5 105
518
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
2 4 6
NSO0_00283
140 35
70
103
ON
358
OFF
TEST
3
NSO0_00285
140 105
140
157
187
3
53
9
26
6
20
4 x Ø 6.5
67
ON
317
317
166
OFF
TEST
58
Ø 11
96
25
35
NSO0_00287
40.5 105 45
3
20.5
45 47.5
125
TEST
3
NSO0_00290
175
225
1 3 5
MANUAL
AUTO
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
2 4 6
NSO0_00292
282 31
4 x Ø 6.5
4 x Ø 6.5
179
1 3 5
45 234
358
284
342
277
166
194
277
317
166
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
3 2 4 6
20
26
96
96
NSO0_00298
40.5
40.5
25 Ø 11 20 45 47.5
33 35
140 105
215
204
1 3 5 105
518
140
L R
Ø 4+8 mm
2 4 6
NSO0_00302
140 35
214 70
103
140 27.5
213 30
124
124
1 3 5 65
ON
358
140
140
OFF
TEST
2 4 6
3
NSO0_00304
140 105 105
215 140 170
157 187
187 217
3
213 53 105
9
26
6
20
4xØ6.5
67
1 3 5
65
ON
317
317
358
166
PS
SP PS
SV PS
PS OFF PS
TEST
2 4 6
58
Ø11
96
NSO0_00307
25
35
140 45
3
20.5
30
124
124
140
140
TEST
NSO0_00309
175 205
225 255
30
124
124
1 3 5
MANUAL
AUTO
140
140
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
2 4 6
NSO0_00312
282 31 312 31
45 45 45 103
25 6
18
75.5
N 1 3 5
45
4 x Ø 6.5
60
60
ON 25°
194
17°
3
154
194
201
234
259
275
65
2°
33
OFF
TEST R 94
134.5
NSO0_00319
N 2 4 6 45.5
40.5
25 Ø 11 20
33 105 92.5 45 47.5
185 117 5
42 28
45 45 45 25
45
ON
194
234
275
298
344
369
269
319
435
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00322
32
Ø 22 Ø 22 (-3HJ10)
Ø 18 Ø 18 (-3HJ20)
105
38 11
11
45 45 45 26
45
ON
194
234
262
275
285
308
326
251
274
297
435
OFF
TEST
3
NSO0_00324
25
11
185 6 x Ø 8.5
105
Fixed-mounted version, rear connection with 3VT9 300-4RC30 + 3VT9 300-4RC00 connecting set
3
53 105
9
11.5
26
6
20
45
60 4 x Ø 6.5
ON
234
194
234
154
194
275
65
OFF
TEST
2.5
Ø 11
R
7
NSO0_00326
25
35
185 40.5
20.5
45 45 40 7.5
170
105 1
1 3VT3
NSO0_00272
2 3VT9 300-3HA.0,-3HB.0
N 1 3 5 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF.0
2
3
51 37
TEST
N 2 4 6 143
3
°
90
25° 140 50
1 2
1 3VT3
NSO0_00274
2 3VT9 300-3HA.0,-3HB.0
N 1 3 5 5 3 3VT9 300-3HE.0,-3HF.0
70 4 4 3VT9 300-3HG.0,-3HH.0
3
5 3VT9 300-3HJ.0
37
6 Outside surface of
70
cabinet door
51
TEST
143
N 2 4 6
6
°
90
25° 140
180 … 495 (-3HJ10)
375 … 540 (-3HJ20)
4 x Ø 6.5
0
Ø5
55
NSO0_00329
55
MANUAL
AUTO
204
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
149
92
NSO0_00330
247 31
3
Opening dimensions in cabinet door for external operations counter
1
14
ax
m
R
NSO0_00332
27
25 6
45 45 45 18
4 x Ø 6.5
4 x Ø 6.5
179
N 1 3 5
45
234
284
342
277
277
166
194
358
166
317
L R
3
3
Ø 4+8 mm
N 2 4 6
20
26
96
96
NSO0_00333
40.5
40.5
25 Ø 11 20 45 47.5 45
33 35
185 105
N 1 3 5 105
L R
518
Ø 4+8 mm
N 2 4 6
NSO0_00336
185 35
70
103
ON
358
OFF
TEST
3
NSO0_00337
185 105
140
157
187
Plug-in version, rear connection with 3VT9 300-4RC30 + 3VT9 300-4RC00 connecting set
Drilling pattern
3
53
9
26
6
20
67
ON
317
358
OFF
166
TEST 4 x Ø 6.5
58
Ø 11
96
NSO0_00338
25
35
45 47.5
170
358
TEST
3
NSO0_00339
185 175
225
N 1 3 5
358
MANUAL
AUTO
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
N 2 4 6
NSO0_00293
185 282 31
258 25 6
45 45 45 18
4 x Ø 6.5
179
N 1 3 5
45
358
234
284
342
277
166
166
194
317
L R
3
Ø 4+8 mm
N 2 4 6
20
26
96
96
NSO0_00340
40.5
25 Ø 11 20 45 47.5
33 35
185 105
260
N 1 3 5 105
140
L R
518
Ø 4+8 mm
N 2 4 6
NSO0_00342
185 35
260 70
103
140 27.5
258 30
124
124
65
ON
358
140
140
OFF
TEST
NSO0_00344
185 105 105
260 140 170
157 187
187 217
Withdrawable version, rear connection with 3VT9 300-4RC30 + 3VT9 300-4RC00 connecting set
Drilling pattern
3
258 53 105
9
26
6
20
67
65
ON
358
317
166
OFF
TEST 4 x Ø 6.5
58
Ø 11
96
NSO0_00345
25
35
185 45
3
20.5
258 30
124
124
65
358
140
140
TEST
NSO0_00347
185 175 205
260 225 255
258 30
124
124
65
MANUAL
AUTO
358
140
140
Ø 4,3 max.
TEST
NSO0_00348
Catalog
3VT4 Molded Case Circuit Breakers
up to 1000 A
4/2 General data
4/3 Circuit breakers · Switch disconnectors
4/4 Accessories and Components
4/4 Trip units, switch-disconnector units,
signalling unit, auxiliary switches, shunt
trip units, undervoltage trip units
4/5 Manual/motorized operating
mechanisms
4/6 Mounting accessories
4/7 Further accessories
Siemens LV 36 · 2011
© Siemens AG 2011
■ Overview
Connecting sets
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Switching unit 9
10
4 11
1
12
16
14 15
13
Accessories
NSO0_00228a
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
■ Overview
Switching unit Circuit breaker
The switching unit includes: The circuit breakers consist of a 3-pole switching unit (fixed-
• 3VT9 500-8CE30 insulating barriers mounted or withdrawable version) and a trip unit, which is avail-
able with a choice of different characteristics.
• connecting sets for front connection - busbars connection
Switch disconnector
The switching unit must be outfitted with:
• a trip unit ETU DP, MP or UP (circuit breaker) or The switch disconnector consists of a switching unit (fixed-
mounted or withdrawable version) and a switch disconnector
• 3VT9 410-6DT00 switch disconnector unit unit.
For the withdrawable version, the 3VT4 710-3AA38-0AA0
switching unit requires
• 3VT9 500-4WA30 withdrawable version base.
The withdrawable version base must be fitted with:
- 2 x 3VT9 500-4EF30 connection set (front connection) or
- 3VT9 500-4RD30 (rear connection)
• We recommend fitting the switching unit with:
- 3VT9 500-4SA40 mounting bolts set (4 x M8 x 60)
Signalling unit
Signalling unit for trip units ETU, LP and UP B 3VT9 500-6AE00 1 unit 0.670
■ Overview
Rotary operating mechanism In order to operate the circuit breaker through the switchgear
cabinet door the following components are additionally needed:
The rotary operating mechanism assembly consists of:
• 3VT9 500-3HJ10 extension shaft
• 3VT9 500-3HA10 rotary operating mechanism
• 3VT9 500-3HG10/HG20 coupling driver
• 3VT9 500-3HE/HF10 hand drive lever
Coupling driver
• Degree of protection IP44
• Degree of protection IP66
B
B
3VT9 500-3HG10
3VT9 500-3HG20
1 unit
1 unit
0.265
0.140
4
Extension shaft B 3VT9 500-3HJ10 1 unit 0.352
length 365 mm
Mechanical Interlocks
Mechanical interlocks for the rotary operating mechanism B 3VT9 500-8LA00 1 unit 0.120
for circuit breakers/switch disconnectors, fixed-mounted version
Both circuit breakers must be equipped with a rotary operating mecha-
nism and a knob.
Mechanical interlocking by Bowden wire
Mechanical interlocking by Bowden wire is intended for fixed-mounted
and withdrawable versions.
• For circuit breakers/switch disconnectors, fixed-mounted version B 3VT9 500-8LC10 1 unit 0.400
• For one fixed-mounted and one withdrawable circuit breaker/switch B 3VT9 500-8LC30 1 unit 0.400
disconnector
• For circuit breaker/switch disconnector, withdrawable version B 3VT9 500-8LC40 1 unit 0.500
Motorized operating mechanism
Motorized operating mechanism;
Rated control voltage
AC/DC 110 V B 3VT9 500-3MN00 1 unit 4,350
AC 230 V/DC 220 V B 3VT9 500-3MQ00 1 unit 4,454
Motorized operating mechanism with
operations counter;
Rated control voltage
AC/DC 110 V B 3VT9 500-3MN10 1 unit 4,400
AC 230 V/DC 220 V B 3VT9 500-3MQ10 1 unit 4,400
■ Overview
Withdrawable version - 2 x 3VT9 500-4EF30 connection set (front connection) or
3VT9 500-4RD30 (rear connection)
When connecting the main circuit, the recommendations on
page 5/10 as well as the deionizing space (see page 5/34) must • We recommend attaching the withdrawable version base to
be observed the switchboard with:
- 3VT9 500-4SA40 mounting bolt set (4 x M8 x60)
• The withdrawable version base must be fitted with:
- 3VT4 710-3AA38-0AA0 switching unit, 3-pole version;
Connecting sets
Box terminals, double 2 x 70 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 524-4TG30 1 unit 1.470
4 For connecting four 70 ... 240 mm2 cables, it is possible to use two
3VT9 524-4TG30 connecting sets. Not for
3VT4 710-3AA30-0AA0 switching unit.
Box terminals, 70 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 524-4TF30 1 unit 0.663
For connecting three 70 ... 240 mm2 cables, it is possible to combine
the 3VT9 524-4TG30 connecting set with the 3VT9 524-4TF30
connecting set. Not for 3VT4 710-3AA30-0AA0 switching unit.
Insulating grommets
Intended for fixed-mounted version of switching unit and withdraw-
able version with rear connection.
The insulating connecting sets insulate connecting sets of rear con-
nection from switchgear structure. We recommend installation on all
connecting sets with rear connection.
• For rear connection B 3VT9 500-8CG30 1 unit 0.100
Locking device for knob B 3VT9 500-3HL00 1 unit 0.041
Enables locking circuit breaker in “switched off manually” position.
For locking, up to three padlocks with a max. shank diameter of
6 mm may be used
■ Technical specifications
Description 3VT4 Circuit breakers Switch disconnector
Order number 3VT4 710-3AA30-0AA0 3VT9 410-6DT00
3VT4 710-3AA38-0AA0
Standards EN 60 947-2, IEC 947-2 EN 60 947-3, IEC 947-3
Approval marks
Number of poles 3
Rated current In A 315, 630, 800, 1000 --
Rated normal current Iu A 1000
Rated operational current Ie A -- 1000
Rated operational voltage Ue V AC max. 690 AC max. 690,
DC max. 440
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp kV 8
Rated insulation voltage Ui V 690
Utilization category (selectivity) AC 690 V A, B --
Utilization category (switching mode) AC 690 V -- AC-23 B
DC 440 V -- DC-23 B
Rated short-time withstand current Ue=AC 690 V Icw/t kA/1 s 15 15
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (rms value)1) Icu/Ue AC 85 kA/230V --
AC 65 kA/415V
AC 45 kA/500V
4 Off-time at Icu ms
AC 20 kA/690V
30 --
Rated short-circuit service breaking capacity (rms value) Ics/Ue AC 45 kA/230V --
AC 36 kA/415V
AC 30 kA/500V
AC 20 kA/690V
Rated short-circuit making capacity (peak value) Icm/Ue 140 kA/AC 415 V 30 kA/AC 415 V,
30 kA/DC 440 V
Losses per pole at In = 1000 A W 100
Mechanical endurance cycles 10000
Electrical endurance (Ue = AC 415 V ) cycles 4000
Switching frequency cycles/hr 120
Operating force N 230
Front-side device protection IP40
Terminal protection IP20
Operating conditions
Reference ambient temperature °C 40
Ambient temperature range -40 ... +55
Working environment dry and tropical climate
Degree of pollution 3
Max. elevation m 2000
Seismic resistance m/s2 3 g at 8 ... 50 Hz
Design modifications
Front/rear connection ✓/✓
Plug-in design --
Withdrawable design ✓
Accessories
Switches-auxiliary/relative/signal/early ✓/✓/--/--
Shunt trip unit ✓
Undervoltage trip unit ✓
Manual front operating mechanism ✓
Mechanical interlocking to the rotary operating mechanism, by Bowden wire ✓
Motorized operating mechanism/with operations counter ✓/✓
Locking-type lever ✓
Bolt sealing inset/additional cover for trip unit ✓/--
✓ available, 1) If the circuit breaker connection is reversed (input terminals 2, 4, 6, output
-- unavailable terminals 1, 3, 5), Icu does not change.
Ir
Adjustment of the tripping characteristics for ETU DP and MP
t trip units
The tripping characteristics of the trip units are defined by stan-
dard EN 60 947-2. The characteristics are adjusted in two zones,
using latched switches located on the trip unit:
L is a zone of low overcurrents and includes the area of thermal
Ii
protection.
NSO0_00373
0.0
50 60 70 80 90 100
I r [%]
0.2
0.0
50 60 70 80 90 100
I r [%]
T - When tripping from the “warm” state, the tripping time of the
characteristics are cut short during the standstill time tu by coef-
ficient k.
Thermal standstill time of the characteristics
For all kinds of characteristics tr the thermal standstill period for
ETU UP trip units is tu ≥ 30 min. During this time, the short-circuit
tripping time tv is cut short from the cold-state characteristics by
the coefficient k.
The real tripping time is ts = k .tv
Another advantage of this trip unit is the simple adjustment of the 250, 260 3
tripping characteristics. Set-up includes only the rated current in 275, 290 4
a range of 0.4 to 1.0 of In and the short-circuit tripping level.
305, 315 5
Reaching 80% and 110% of Ir is indicated by LED diodes on the
front panel denoted as I > 80% and I > 110% of Ir. 250, 260 0.8
Located on the lower part of the trip unit cover are four photo- 275, 290 1.5
cells for communicating with the 3VT9 500-6AE00 signalling
unit. 305, 315 2
NSO0_00377
3VT9 463-6AC00 630 400, 435 T(t) 4
10000
Ir 455, 480 6
5000 min. max.
t [s] Ir Ii 500, 550 8
2000
1000 575, 630 10
500
200
315, 345
360, 400
1
1.5
4
100 435, 455 2
L
50 480, 500 T(0) 3
20 3VT9 480-6AC00 800 550, 575 T(0) 4
10
In = 315 A
In=630A 610, 630 6
5
n = 630 A
IIn=1000A 3 3 685, 720 9
2 n = 800 A
IIn=1250A
n = 1000 A
IIn=1600A 760, 800 12
1
0.5 400, 435 1.25
I 455, 480 2
0.2
0.1 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0
2.5
3.0 4.0 5.0 500, 550 3
0.05 575, 610 T(0) 5
In = 315 A Ii [kA]
0.02 3VT9 410-6AC00 1000 630, 685 T(0) 7
0.01 720, 760 9
0.1 0.8 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10
0.05 800, 866 12
In = 630 A Ii [kA] 909, 1000 14
0.02
0.01
0.1 1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 9.0 12
0.05
In = 800 A Ii [kA]
0.02
0.01
0.1 1.25 2.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 1214
0.05
In = 1000 A Ii [kA]
0.02
0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In
Specifications for adjustable trip units 3VT9 480-6AP00 800 575, 610 30 (TV 30) 12
12
Order No. Rated Overload tr (7.2 x Ir) Restart Instantaneous
cur- protec- short circuit pro- 630, 685 3 (TV 3) 9
rent In tion Ir tection I
6
A A S kA kA ms
722, 760 8 (TV 8) T(t) 4
0.5
3 50
125, 137 1 (TV 1) 1
800, 866 15 (TV 15) 2
1.5
1.5
144, 160 3 (TV 3) T(0) 2 0
909, 1000 25 (TV 25) 1
2.5
1.25
172, 180 10 (TV 10) 3
400, 435 1 (TV 1) 2
4
3
3VT9 431-6AP00 315 200, 220 30 (TV 30) 5
455, 480 3 (TV 3) T(0) 5 0
5
7
231, 243 3 (TV 3) 4
500, 550 10 (TV 10) 9
3
12
250, 260 8 (TV 8) T(t) 2.5 50
3VT9 410-6AP00 1000 575, 610 30 (TV 30) 14
2
12
275, 290 15 (TV 15) 1.5
630, 685 3 (TV 3) 12
1
9
305, 315 25 (TV 25) 0.5
722, 760 8 (TV 8) 7
T(t) 5 50
800, 866 15 (TV 15) 3
2
909, 1000 25 (TV 25) 1.25
200 200
L tr L
100 100
50 30 50 tr
30 25
20 20
15 15
10 10 10 10 8 8
n = 315 A
IIn=630A n = 315 A
IIn=630A
5 5
n = 630 A
IIn=1000A n = 630 A
IIn=1000A
3 3 3 3
n = 800 A
IIn=1250A 2 n = 800 A
IIn=1250A
2
n = 1000 A
IIn=1600A n = 1000 A
IIn=1600A
1 1 1 1
0.5 0.5
I I
0.2 0.2
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 0.05 In = 315 A Ii [kA]
In = 315 A 2.5 Ii [kA] 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0
2.5
3.0 4.0 5.0
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 0.05
In = 630 A Ii [kA] In = 630 A Ii [kA]
0.8 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10 0.8 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10
0.02
0.01
0 0.02
0.01
0
4
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 0.05 Ii [kA]
In = 800 A Ii [kA] In = 800 A
1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 9.0 12 1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 9.0 12
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.1
50 50
0.05 In = 1000 A 14 Ii [kA] 0.05 In = 1000 A 14 Ii [kA]
1.25 2.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 12 1.25 2.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 12
0.02 0 0.02 0
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
20 In = 315 A 20 In = 315 A
In = 630 A In = 630 A
10 10 In = 800 A
In = 800 A
5 In = 1000 A 5 In = 1000 A
2 2 S
S
1 1000 1 1000
4 0.02
0.01
In = 630 A Ii [kA] 0.02
0.01
In = 630 A I i [kA]
0.1 1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 9.0 12 0.1 1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 9.0 12
0.05 50 0.05 50
Siemens LV 36 · 2011
© Siemens AG 2011
■ Overview
Connecting sets
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Switching unit 9
10
11
1
12
5
16
14 15
13
Accessories
NSO0_00229a
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
■ Overview
Switching unit Circuit breaker
The switching unit includes: The circuit breakers consist of a 3-pole switching unit (fixed-
• 3VT9 500-8CE30 insulating barriers mounted or withdrawable version) and a trip unit, which is avail-
able with a choice of different characteristics.
• Set of installation bolts (4x M8x80)
• Connecting sets for front connection - busbar connection Switch disconnector
The switching unit must be outfitted with: The switch disconnector consists of a switching unit (fixed-
mounted or withdrawable version) and a switch disconnector
• Trip unit ETU DP, MP or UP (circuit breaker) or unit.
• 3VT9 516-6DT00 switch disconnector unit
(switch disconnector)
For the withdrawable version, the 3VT5 716-3AA38-0AA0
switching unit additionally requires
• 3VT9 500-4WA40 withdrawable version base
5
For different versions of connection, it is necessary to use con-
necting sets (see page 5/6).
Signalling unit
Signalling unit for trip units B 3VT9 500-6AE00 1 unit 0.670
■ Overview
Rotary operating mechanism In order to operate the circuit breaker through the switchgear
cabinet door the following components are additionally needed:
The rotary operating mechanism assembly consists of:
• 3VT9 500-3HJ10 extension shaft
• 3VT9 500-3HA10 rotary operating mechanism
• 3VT9 500-3HG10/HG20 coupling driver
• 3VT9 500-3HE/HF10 hand drive lever
Coupling driver
• Degree of protection IP44 B 3VT9 500-3HG10 1 unit 0.265
• Degree of protection IP66 B 3VT9 500-3HG20 1 unit 0.140
Mechanical Interlocks
Mechanical interlocks for the rotary operating mechanism B 3VT9 500-8LA00 1 unit 0.120
for circuit breakers/switch disconnectors, fixed-mounted version
Both circuit breakers must be equipped with a rotary operating mecha-
5
nism and a knob.
Mechanical interlocking by Bowden wire
Mechanical interlocking by Bowden wire is intended for fixed-mounted
and withdrawable versions.
• For circuit breakers/switch disconnectors, fixed-mounted version B 3VT9 500-8LC10 1 unit 0.400
• For one fixed-mounted and one withdrawable circuit breaker/switch B 3VT9 500-8LC30 1 unit 0.400
disconnector
• For circuit breaker/switch disconnector, withdrawable version B 3VT9 500-8LC40 1 unit 0.500
Motorized operating mechanism
Motorized operating mechanism;
Rated control voltage
AC/DC 110 V B 3VT9 500-3MN00 1 unit 4,350
AC 230 V/DC 220 V B 3VT9 500-3MQ00 1 unit 4,454
Motorized operating mechanism with
operations counter;
Rated control voltage
AC/DC 110 V B 3VT9 500-3MN10 1 unit 4,400
AC 230 V/DC 220 V B 3VT9 500-3MQ10 1 unit 4,400
■ Overview
Withdrawable version - 2 x 3VT9 500-4EF30 connection set (front connection) or
3VT9 500-4RD30 (rear connection)
When connecting the main circuit, the recommendations on
page 5/10 as well as the deionizing space (see page 5/34) must • We recommend attaching the withdrawable version base to
be observed the switchboard with:
- 3VT9 500-4SA40 mounting bolt set (4 x M8 x60)
• The withdrawable version base must be fitted with:
- 3VT5 716-3AA38-0AA0 switching unit, 3-pole version;
Connecting sets
Box terminals, double 2 x 70 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 524-4TG30 1 unit 1.470
For connecting four 70 ... 240 mm2 cables, it is possible to use two
3VT9 524-4TG30 connecting sets (see page 5/11). Not for
3VT4 710-3AA30-0AA0 switching unit.
Box terminals, 70 ... 240 Cu/Al cables B 3VT9 524-4TF30 1 unit 0.663
For connecting three 70 ... 240 mm2 cables, it is possible to combine
the 3VT9 524-4TG30 connecting set with the 3VT9 524-4TF30
connecting set (see page 5/11). Not for 3VT4 710-3AA30-0AA0
switching unit.
Rear connection Busbars
• Up to 1000 A B 3VT9 400-4RC30 1 unit 1.430
5
• Up to 1600 A B 3VT9 500-4RC30 1 unit 2.678
Insulating grommets
Intended for fixed-mounted version of switching unit and withdraw-
able version with rear connection.
5
The insulating connecting sets insulate connecting sets of rear con-
nection from switchgear structure. We recommend installation on all
connecting sets with rear connection.
• For rear connection B 3VT9 500-8CG30 1 unit 0.100
Locking device for knob B 3VT9 500-3HL00 1 unit 0.041
Enables locking circuit breaker in “switched off manually” position.
For locking, up to three padlocks with a max. shank diameter of
6 mm may be used
■ Technical specifications
Type 3VT5 circuit breakers Switch disconnector
Order number 3VT5 716-3AA30-0AA0 3VT9 516-6DT00
3VT5 716-3AA38-0AA0
Standards EN 60 947-2, IEC 947-2 EN 60 947-3, IEC 947-3
Approval marks
Number of poles 3
Rated current In A 630, 1000, 1250, 1600 --
Rated normal current Iu A 1600
Rated operational current Ie A -- 1600
Rated operational voltage Ue V AC max. 690 AC max. 690
DC max. 440
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp kV 8
Rated insulation voltage Ui V 690
Utilization category (selectivity) AC 690 V A, B --
Utilization category (switching mode) AC 690 V -- AC-23 B
DC 440 V -- DC-23 B
Rated short-time withstand current Ue = AC 690 V Icw/t kA/1 s 20
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity 85 kA/AC 230 V --
(rms value)1) Icu 55 kA/AC 415 V
45 kA/AC 415 V
20 kA/AC 690 V
Off-time at Icu ms 30 --
Rated short-circuit service breaking capacity (rms value) Ics/Ue 45 kA/AC 230 V --
36 kA/AC 415 V
30 kA/AC 500 V
20 kA/AC 690 V
Rated short-circuit making capacity 140 kA/AC 415 V 40 kA/AC 415 V
(peak value) Icm/Ue 40 kA/AC 440 V
Losses per pole at In = 1600 A W 120
5 Mechanical endurance
Electrical endurance (Ue = AC 415 V )
cycles 10000
4000
Switching frequency cycles/hr 120
Operating force N 230
Front-side device protection IP40
Terminal protection IP20
Operating conditions
Reference ambient temperature °C 40
Ambient temperature range -40 ... +55
Working environment dry and tropical climate
Degree of pollution 3
Max. elevation m 2000
Seismic resistance m/s2 3 g at 8 ... 50 Hz
Design modifications
Front/rear connection ✓/✓
Plug-in version --
Withdrawable version ✓
Accessories
Switches-auxiliary/relative/signal/leading ✓/✓/--/--
Shunt trip unit ✓
Undervoltage trip unit ✓
Front rotary operating mechanism ✓
Mechanical interlocking to the rotary operating mechanism by ✓
Bowden wire
Motorized operating mechanism/with operations counter ✓/✓
Locking-type lever ✓
Bolt sealing insert/additional cover for trip unit ✓/--
■ Schematics
Circuit breaker with accessories
B OFF
1.13
1.21
1.31
3VT9 500-2AF001.43
2.13
2.21
2.31
3VT9 500-2AF002.43
3.13
3.21
3.31
3VT9 500-2AF003.43
4.13
4.21
4.31
3VT9 500-2AF004.43
1 3 5
B1
A1
3VT9 500-6AE00
3VT9 500-1U.00
3VT9 500-1S.00
X3 5 7 3 4 1 10
I>
I>
NC NO
or
S5 V Q
M P U< U
C
T1
T2
TEST T3
MP 6 2 1
1.14
1.22
1.32
1.44
2.14
2.22
2.32
2.44
3.14
3.22
3.32
3.44
4.14
4.22
4.32
4.44
A2
6 2 9
B2
X3 J 2 4 6
acc.c. no. 5 acc.c. no. 1 acc.c. no. 2 acc.c. no. 3 acc.c. 4
N-
3VT9
SO 2
500-
4WA40
5
NSO0_00384
X1
1 4 2 2 4 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Withdrawable device Connecting cable
■ Functions
Switching states in the circuit breaker cavities
Accessory compartment 1, 2 3, 4
3VT9 500-2AF10
3VT9 500-2AF10
Circuit breaker position
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1
■ Design
Main circuit Recommended cross-sections for cables, busbars and flexibars
• Connected with Cu/Al busbars or cables, and possibly cables for fixed-mounted and withdrawable versions
with cable lugs. Rated current Permissible cross- Busbars W x H
• Connecting sets are available for greater connecting options, In section S
(see page 5/6).
• Generally, conductors from the power supply are connected Cu AI Cu Al
to input terminals 1, 3, 5, (N) and conductors from the load to A mm2 mm2 mm mm
5 terminals 2, 4, 6, (N). But it is possible to exchange this con-
nection (switching of input and output terminals) without limit-
250 120 150
ing rated short-circuit ultimate breaking capacity Icu. 400 185 240
• In case of reversed connection, the circuit breaker/switch dis- 500 2 x 150 2 x 185
connector must be provided with 3VT9 500-8CE30 insulating
barriers also between terminals 2, 4, 6 (for detailed informa- 630 2 x 185 2 x 240
tion, see page 5/34). 800 2 x 240 3 x 240 50 x 10 2 x 50 x 5 2 x 50 x 8
• We recommend painting the connecting busbars.
1000 2 x 240 3 x 240 2 x 50 x 6
• Input and output conductors/busbars must be mechanically
reinforced to avoid transmitting electrodynamic force to the 1300 3 x 240 4 x 240 2 x 50 x 10
circuit breaker/switch disconnector during short-circuiting. 1500 (1450) 1)
4 x 240 2 x 50 x 10
• The power circuit must be connected in such a way that the
deionizing space of the circuit breaker/switch disconnector is 1600 (1450)1) 2 x 50 x 101)
not obstructed (see page 5/34). 1)
The withdrawable version connected by 2 x 50 x 12 mm Cu busbars can
Auxiliary circuits be loaded with max. 1420 A. For 1600 A loading, the withdrawable version
must be connected by 2 x 50 x 12 mm busbars.
• Switches, shunt trip units or undervoltage trip units are con-
nected using flexible 0.5 ... 1 mm2 Cu conductors to the Maximum circuit breaker/switch disconnector loads in
terminals on these devices. accordance with ambient temperature
• Auxiliary circuits of the withdrawable version are connected
using a connector. 3VT4 circuit breaker/switch disconnector - connection of
Cu busbars 2 x 50 x 6 mm to pole
50 °C 55 °C 60 °C 65 °C 70 °C
1000 A 1000 A 1000 A 1000 A 980 A
A mm2 mm
3VT9 524-4TG30 800 2 x (70 ... 240) Cu/Al 2 x (95 ... 300) Cu/Al 2 x (50 ... 185) Cu/Al 2 x (70 ... 240) Cu/Al 5/36, 5/36
3VT9 524-4TF30 500 70 ... 240 Cu/Al 95 ... 300 Cu/Al 50 ... 185 Cu/Al 70 ... 240 Cu/Al 5/36, 5/36
3VT9 532-4TF30 1000 2 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 2 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 2 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 2 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 5/37, 5/37
3VT9 533-4TF30 1500 3 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 3 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 3 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 3 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 5/37, 5/37
3VT9 534-4TF30 1600 4 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 4 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 4 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 4 x (150 ... 300) Cu/Al 5/38, 5/38
3VT9 400-4RC30 1000 50 x .... 5/35
3VT9 500-4RC30 1600 50 x .... 5/35, 5/35
3VT9 500-4EF30 1600 50 x .... 5/41
3VT9 500-4RD30 1600 50 x .... --
■ Overview
3VT9 500-4WC00 specifications
Order Number 3VT9 500-4WL00
Rated operating voltage Ue AC 230 V
Rated frequency fn 50/60 Hz
Rated operating current 6 A/AC 230 V
Ie/Ue
Arrangement of contacts 001
Connector cross-section S 0.5 ... 1 mm2
The withdrawable version of the circuit breaker/switch discon- Terminal protection IP20
nector is intended for demanding industrial applications where (connected switch)
rapid exchange of the circuit breaker and frequent checking of
the circuit are needed. For the wiring diagram of the circuit breaker in withdrawable de-
vice with accessories, see page 5/9.
• The withdrawable version base must be fitted with the follow-
ing connecting sets: 3VT9 500-4WL00 position signalling
2 x 3VT9 500-4EF30, for front connection or The withdrawable device can be provided with up to four
2 x 3VT9 500-4RD30, for rear connection switches for signalling the circuit breaker’s switched-on position
• For mounting withdrawable device to switchgear, use (see table).
3VT9 500-4SA40 installation bolts, see page 5/7.
Advantages and enhanced safety for operator:
Circuit breaker position • Remote signalling of circuit breaker‘s switched-on position
The withdrawable version of the circuit breaker has three posi- (position of locking is not signalled)
tions: • Checking of circuit breaker and accessories function in the
1. inserted (connected position) checking position
2. withdrawn (disconnected position) • Locking of withdrawable device against inserting circuit
3. removed breaker, locking of circuit breaker in withdrawn (checking)
position - locking by means of padlocks.
• Visible and conductive disconnection of the power circuit
Main circuit • Easy exchange of circuit breakers in case of failure
• To connect busbars and cable lugs, use 3VT9 500-4EF30 con-
nection set (front connection) or 3VT9 500-4RD30 (rear con-
nection).
• For connection using cables, it is necessary to additionally
5 use 3VT9 500-4EF30 or 3VT9 500-4RD30 connection sets.
• The way of connecting the main circuit must observe recom-
mendations (see page 5/10) as well as deionizing space (see
page 5/34).
Auxiliary circuits
These are connected using 3VT9 500-4PL00 15-wire cables.
Circuit breaker accessories for withdrawable version
The withdrawable version of the circuit breaker has the same
accessories as the fixed-mounted version.
1 1
2 4 2 4
0 = contact open
1 = contact closed
4.43
OFF Break pushbutton
4.44
Changes in states of switches in compartments of switching unit when inserting and withdrawing circuit breaker
State before insertion/withdrawal State after insertion/withdrawal
Circuit breaker state before insertion State of switches before insertion→ State of switches after insertion
-withdrawn position inserted position
Circuit breaker state before withdrawal State of switches before withdrawal→ State of switches after withdrawal
inserted position withdrawn position
accessory compartment accessory compartment
1,2 3,4 1,2 3,4
3VT9 500-2AF10
3VT9 500-2AF10
3VT9 500-2AF10
3VT9 500-2AF10
Lever position of
circuit breaker
main contacts
State of the
4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2
3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1
Switched on 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
■ Overview
The electronic trip unit is a separate and interchangeable unit, Trip units ETU DP, MP and UP - description of function
which has to be ordered separately and in addition to the 3VT5
716-3AA3.-0AA0 switching unit. By exchanging the trip unit, the Proper functioning of trip units does not depend on the wave-
range of the circuit breaker’s rated current can be easily form of the current in the main circuit. The function of the trip unit
changed. is supported by a microprocessor, which processes a sampled
signal of the power circuit and recalculates it to obtain an rms
Trip units for the 3VT5 716-3AA3.-0AA0 switching unit are avail- value. Therefore, digital trip units are suitable for protecting cir-
able in four current values In = 630, 1000, 1250 and 1600 A. The cuits where the sinusoidal current is distorted by high harmonics
trip units cover rated currents ranging from 250 to 1600 A. (e.g. circuits with controlled rectifiers, power factor compensa-
tors, pulse loading, and the like).
Tripping characteristics
All the trip units protect a circuit against short-circuiting and
Several different trip units are available. Some have adjustable overloading. Setting of selective cascading of circuit breakers is
characteristics (in order to match the protected device and to especially enabled by the ETU UP trip unit. Tripping characteris-
achieve the required selectivity): tics of the trip units are independent of the ambient temperature.
ETU DP trip units The trip unit is attached to the switching unit by two bolts. The
translucent cover over the adjustment controls can be sealed
L I (with sealing wire).
k [-]
1.0 k [–] time shortening coefficient
Ir [A] adjusted rated current of the trip unit
0.8
tv [s] tripping time of the trip unit derived from the characteristic
ts [s] real tripping time of the trip unit tripped from warm state
tu [s] standstill period for particular characteristics
0.6
Trip units are set by the manufacturer
T
0.4 Ir = min
Restart = T(t)
Irm = min
0.2
tr = TV, min
0.0
50 60 70 80 90 100
I r [%]
^
NSO0_00455
1.0
k [-]
0.8
0.6
T
0.4
0.2
0.0
50 60 70 80 90
I r [%]
100
5
T - When tripping from the “warm” state, the tripping time of the
characteristic is cut short during the standstill time tu by coeffi-
cient k.
Thermal standstill time of the characteristics
For all kinds of characteristics tr the thermal standstill period for
ETU UP trip units is tu ≥ 30 min. During this time, the short-circuit
tripping time tv is cut short from the cold-state characteristic by
the coefficient k.
The real tripping time is ts = k . tv
It is possible to set a total of 8 characteristics on the trip unit. 400, 435 3 (M 3) T(t) 4.5
From these, in mode “M”, there are 4 characteristics for motor 455, 480 8 (M 8) 6
protection and another 4 characteristics in mode “TV” for pro-
500, 550 15 (M 15) 7.5
tecting transformers and lines. The shape of each characteristic
can be changed using a selector switch. 575, 630 25 (M 25) 10
When one or two phases fail, in the M-characteristic mode, the 400, 435 1 (TV 1) 1.25
switch will open with a 4 s delay (so-called undercurrent trip- 455, 480 3 (TV 3) 2
ping).
500, 550 10 (TV 10) 3
Another parameter for adjusting the trip unit is the rated current,
3VT9 510-6AP00 1000 575, 630 30 (TV 30) T(0) 5
which is adjusted in a range of 0.4 to 1.0 of In and the short-cir-
cuit tripping level. Reaching 80% and 110% of Ir is indicated by 630, 685 3 (M 3) T(t) 7
LED diodes on the front panel denoted as I > 80% of Ir and I > 720, 760 8 (M 8) 9
110% of Ir. Located on the lower of the trip unit cover are four
photocells for communicating with the 3VT9 500-6AE00 800, 870 15 (M 15) 12
signalling unit. 910, 1000 25 (M 25) 15
500, 550 1 (TV 1) 1.5
577, 610 3 (TV 3) 3
630, 685 10 (TV 10) 5
3VT9 512-6AP00 1250 722, 760 30 (TV 30) T(0) 7
800, 866 3 (M 3) T(t) 9
909, 1000 8 (M 8)
1100, 1155, 15 (M 15)
12
15
5
1200, 1250 25 (M 25) 18
630, 685 1 (TV 1) 2
720, 800 3 (TV 3) 4
870, 910 10 (TV 10) 6
3VT9 516-6AP00 1600 1000, 1100 30 (TV 30) T(0) 8
1155, 1200 3 (M 3) T(t) 11
1250, 1300 8 (M 8) 14
1375, 1445 15 (M 15) 17
1500, 1600 25 (M 25) 20
200 200
L tr L tr
100 100
30
50 50
30 25
20 20 15 15
10 10 10 10 8 8
In = 630 A In = 630 A
5 In = 1000 A 5 In = 1000 A
3 3 3 3
In = 1250 A In = 1250 A
2 2
In = 1600 A In = 1600 A
1 1 1 1
0.5 0.5
I I
0.2 0.2
0.1 0.1
0.05 0.05
In = 630 A 0.8 1.5 2.0 2.5 4.5 6.0 7.5 10 I i [kA] In = 630 A 0.8 1.5 2.0 2.5 4.5 6.0 7.5 10 I i [kA]
0.02 0.02
0.01 0.01
0.05 0.05
In = 1000 A 1.25 2.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 12 15 I i [kA] In = 1000 A 1.25 2.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 12 15 I i [kA]
0.02 0.02
0.01 0.01
0.05 0.05 18
18 I i [kA]
In = 1250 A 1.5 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 12 15 I i [kA] In = 1250 A 1.5 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 12 15
0.02 0.02
0.01 0.01
0.05 17 0.05 17
In = 1600 A 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 11 14 20 I i [kA] In = 1600 A 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 11 14 20 I i [kA]
0.02 0.02
0.01 0.01
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50
x In x In
2 2 S
S 1 1000
1 1000
0.5 0.5
tv [ms] I tv [ms] I
0.2 (I 2 t = OFF) 0.2 (I 2 t = ON)
0.1 0.8 1.5 2.0 2.5 4.5 6.0 7.5 10 0.1 0.8 1.5 2.0 2.5 4.5 6.0 7.5 10
0.05 50 0.05 50
0.05 50 0.05 50
0.05 50 0.05 50
■ Overview
The 3VT9 500-6AE00 signalling unit is a modular accessory for • Remote indication on the state of the circuit breaker and the
the 3VT4 and 3VT5 circuit breakers and operates in conjunction protected circuit is ensured by a relay, the make and break
with 3VT9 5..-6AC00, 3VT9 5..-6AP00 and 3VT9 5..-6AD00 elec- contacts of which are pulled into the terminal strip on the unit
tronic trip units. - relays to indicate tripping of time-dependent or undercurrent
• It is intended for applications in automated control systems and time-independent trip units have storage
- after the storage relay is activated by tripping,
• The signalling unit signals reaching a certain current value in it is necessary to reset the relay by actuating the front panel
a circuit and the tripping of the circuit breaker by trip units RESET switch, or to reset remotely by an external pushbut-
(time-dependent, time-independent, undercurrent) ton.
- The user has options to set up (by steps, using a rotary
switch) a current value which will be indicated when reached • The supply voltages are presented in the table
- the options are 70; 80; 90; 100; 120; 140; 160 or 180% Ir • The main power supply circuit and the reset circuit are not
(refer to the table below for more details). safely separated
• Local indication regarding the state of the circuit breaker and • The external RESET button must be connected with a
the protected circuit is signaled by LED indicators located on screened cable or a twisted wire with maximum loop resis-
the front panel of the signalling unit tance of 100 Ohm.
• The information on the state of the circuit breaker is transferred The signalling unit will not work without power supply!
from the trip unit to the signalling unit by means of optical cou-
pling
Specifications
Order No. 3VT9 500-6AE00
Rated operating voltage Ue AC/DC 12 ... 230 V
Protection (tube fuse) T1.5 A
Rated frequency fn 50/60 Hz
Current draw (rms) max. at Ue
AC-15 AC/DC 12 V 370 mA
DC-13 AC/DC 24 V 170 mA
AC/DC 48 V 100 mA
AC/DC 110 V 60 mA
AC 230 V/DC 220 V 50 mA
Rated operating current AC-1 8 A/AC 230 V
(of relay contacts) Ie/Ue DC-1 0.25 A DC 250 V, 8 A/DC 30 V
Connection cross-section S 0.5 ... 1 mm2
5
Main circuit status indication
Signalling
(relay contacts) LED
Reaching < 70% Ir -- +
110% Ir + +
70; 80; 90; 100; 120; 140; 160; 180 -- +
Settings + +
Tripping By time-dependent/undercurrent trip + +/+
unit
By time-independent trip unit + +
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1, 2 supply
6, 7 external RESET button
9, 10, 11 relay contacts indicating preset Ir
12, 13, 14 relay contacts indicating reaching 110% Ir
15, 16, 17 relay contacts indicating tripping by time-
dependent or undercurrent trip units
18, 19, 20 relay contacts indicating tripping by independent
trip unit (instantaneous or delayed tripping)
■ Technical specifications
Order No. 3VT9 500-2AF10 3VT9 500-2AF201)
Rated operating voltage Ue V AC 60 ...500 V AC 5 ...60 V
DC 60 ...240 V DC 5 ...60 V
Rated isolation voltage Ui V 500
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Rated operating current Ie/Ue
AC-15 6 A/60 V ... 240 V, 3 A/400 V,
DC-13 1.5 A/500 V
1 A/60 V, 0.7 A/110 V, 0.3 A/240 V
Thermal current Ith A 6A 0.5 A
Arrangement of contacts 22
Connection cross-section S mm2 0.5 ... 1
Terminal protection IP20
(connected switch)
1)
PS-BL-....-Au is not suitable for controlling electromagnetic loads
5
Wiring diagram
Switches
auxiliary auxiliary relative relative
3VT9 500-2AF10 1.13
1.21
1.31
1.43
2.43
3.43
4.43
NSO0_00466
1.14
1.22
1.32
1.44
2.14
2.22
2.32
2.44
3.14
3.22
3.32
3.44
4.14
4.22
4.32
4.44
acc.comp. no. 1 acc. comp. no. 2 acc. comp. no. 3 acc. comp. no. 4
■ Technical specifications
L+
Order No. 3VT9 500-1S.00
Rated operating voltage Ue V AC 24, 48, 110, 230, 400, 500
DC 24, 48, 110, 220
3VT9 500-1S.00
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
B1
Input power at 1.1 Ue
AC < 2.5 VA
DC <2W
Characteristic U ≥ 0,7Ue the circuit breaker must U
trip
Time to switch-off ms 20
NSO0_00467
B2
Continuous load Yes
2
Connection cross-section S mm 0.5 ... 1
Terminal protection IP20 N-
(connected trip units)
Location in accessory com- 5
partment No.
Main contacts
2 1 20
4 3 1
6 5
0
Auxiliary switch
compartment
accessory
30
1.44 1.43 1
1+2
1.14 1.13
2.14 2.13
0
2.44 2.43
Auxiliary switch
30
1.32 1.31 1
1.22 1.21
2.22 2.21
0
2.32
Relative switch
2.31
5
compartment
accessory
30
3.44 3.43 1
3+4
3.14 3.13
4.14 4.13
0
Relative switch
4.44 4.43
30
3.32 3.31 1
3.22 3.21
4.22
0
4.21
4.32 4.31 t [ms]
■ Technical specifications
Circuit breaker switched off by undervoltage trip unit
Order No. 3VT9 500-1U.00
Circuit breaker state lever positions of circuit breakers
Rated operating V AC 24, 48, 110, 230, 400, 500
voltage Ue DC 24, 48, 110, 220 Switched on
Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
Input power at 1.1 Ue < 2.5 VA Switched off by trip units, or by TEST
<2W button or by the trip pushbutton on
the motor drive
Characteristic U ≥ 0.85 Ue,
circuit breaker can switch on Switched off manually or electrically
U ≥ 0.35 Ue, by drive
the circuit breaker must trip
Time to switched-off ms 20
Continuous load Yes
Connection mm2 0.5 ... 1
cross-section S
Terminal protection IP20
(connected trip unit)
Location in accessory 5
compartment No.
Main contacts
2 1 20
4 3 1
6 5
0
Auxiliary switch
compartment
accessory
30
1.44 1.43 1
1+2
1.14 1.13
2.14 2.13
0
2.44 2.43
Auxiliary switch
30
1.32 1.31 1
1.22 1.21
2.22
2.32
2.21
2.31
0
Relative switch 5
compartment
accessory
30
3.44 3.43 1
3+4
3.14 3.13
4.14 4.13
0
Relative switch
4.44 4.43
30
3.32 3.31 1
3.22 3.21
4.22
0
4.21
4.32 4.31 t [ms]
L+
3VT9 500-1U.00
A1
U<
NSO0_00471
A2
N-
■ Technical specifications
Rotating the hand drive lever located on the rotary operating • In order to enhance safety for the operator of the electrical
mechanism switches circuit breakers 3VT4 to 3VT5 on and off, equipment, the coupling driver is furnished with a locking fea-
e.g. for switching electrical equipment on and off. Modular de- ture which prevents the cabinet from being opened when the
sign of the drives enables easy installation on the circuit breaker circuit breaker is in closed position.
after removing the accessory compartment cover from the cir- • When the circuit breaker in position "manual open", the drive
cuit breaker. The rotary operating mechanism and its accesso- handle can be locked up using the built-in cylinder type lock
ries must be ordered separately, see page 5/5. (FAB) and as many as three padlocks with shank diameter up
• The coupling driver operates the circuit breaker through the to 7 mm.
front panel or through the cabinet door, the outlet for the oper- • When the drive lever is in position "manual open", it is possible
ating shaft features protection class IP44 or IP66 (for bear- to remove the hand drive lever.
ings). • The circuit breakers with rotary operating mechanism can be
• The hand drive lever can be furnished with an extension shaft equipped with a mechanical interlocking system, see next
which makes it possible to control the circuit breaker in deeper page.
cabinets.
Specifications
Switchgear door locking in
circuit breaker state
Order Number Description Color Lockable with padlock when Protection Switched on and off by trip unit Length mm
circuit breaker is in OFF state class
3VT9 500-3HA10 Rotary operating mecha- -- yes -- -- --
nism
3VT9 500-3HE10 Hand drive lever black yes -- -- --
3VT9 500-3HF10 Hand drive lever red yes -- -- --
3VT9 500-3HG10 Coupling driver -- -- IP44 yes --
3VT9 500-3HG20 Coupling driver -- -- IP66 yes --
3VT9 500-3HJ10 Extension shaft -- -- -- -- 365
■ Technical specifications
3VT9 300-8LA00 Mechanical interlocking • It provides interlocking of two circuit breakers so that they can-
not be switched on simultaneously, but always only one of
them.
• It is possible to use the locking device between two 3VT4 or
3VT5 circuit breakers or between 3VT4 and 3VT5 circuit
breakers. Both circuit breakers must be furnished with a rotary
operating mechanism (at least with the hand drive unit and
hand drive lever), see page 5/5. In order to use locking, it is
necessary to adhere to the dimensions.
314
NSO0_00472
4xØ9
NSO0_00473
50 70 190 70
Dimensions:
R min
72.5
75
= 75
140 =
in
130 Ø 2.3 R m
125.9
47
OK
ON
ON
31
OFF
OFF
NSO0_00474
■ Technical specifications
The motorized operating mechanism is equipped with spring Specifications
storage units. The energy stored in the springs makes it possible
to switch the circuit breaker on in less than 70 ms. Releasing the Order Number 3VT9 500-3M...0
spring energy and turning on the circuit breaker is ensured by a Operational voltage Ue V AC 110, 230
closing coil. The motorized operating mechanism can trip the DC 110, 220
circuit breaker in approx. 10 s. This method of tripping is suitable Rated frequency fn Hz 50/60
for most technological applications. When faster circuit breaker
tripping is required (e.g., because an emergency STOP button Control pulse length for switching on ms > 20 ... 1500 ∞1
was pressed), it is possible to use the motorized mechanism in Control pulse length for switching off ms > 20 ... ∞1)
combination with an undervoltage trip unit or a shunt trip unit.
Time to switching on ms < 70
• The motorized operating mechanism front panel contains a
selector switch for selecting the drive modes. There is also the Time to the accumulating of
motor drive under voltage Ue
possibility to remotely indicate the selector switch state.
- The first mode is automatic remote control (selector switch in • AC 230 V s 14
position AUTO). This is the standard position in automatic • DC 220 V s 18
operation.
- The second mode is manual control (selector switch position Time to switch-off Ue
MANUAL). In manual mode the motorized operating mecha- • AC 230 V s 3
nism does not need any voltage to perform perform open-
ing/closing operations • DC 220 V s 3
• Remote switching on and off in position AUTO is carried out Frequency of ON/OFF cycles cycles/ 2
with pushbuttons that must be connected to the motorized op- min
erating mechanism connector. When the motorized operating Frequency of cycles - immediately cycles 8
mechanism is in MANUAL mode, the circuit breaker can be one after another ON/OFF
switched on using the green button on the front part of the mo-
Mechanical endurance cycles 10000
torized operating mechanism cover and to switch it off with the
red TEST button on the trip unit. The function of the remote Input power
control ON button in MANUAL MODE is locked up, whereas • AC VA 200
the function of the remote control OFF button remains active
for safety reasons. • DC W 200
• The motorized operating mechanism makes it simple to con- Protection
trol the circuit breaker when there is a loss of control voltage.
In MANUAL mode, it is possible to wind up the spring storage • AC 110 V; AC 230 V LSN 4C/1; LSN 2C/1
assembly by repeated rotation of the foldable handle. After the • DC 110 V; DC 220 V LSN-DC 4C/1; LSN-DC 2C/1
storage is wound up, the circuit breaker can be turned on us-
Rated operating current of the switch V 6 A/AC 250
ing the green button on the front part of the insulation cover of selector AUTO / MANUAL Ie/Ue
5 the drive and it can be turned off using the red TEST button on
the trip unit. 1)
for sequence of control pulses, see page 5/33.
• The motorized operating mechanism, as opposed to the cir-
cuit breaker, recognizes only two fixed positions:
- In the first position, the circuit breaker is ON. When the circuit
breaker is tripped in AUTO mode by a trip unit, auxiliary trip
devices or from a distance, the 3VT9 500-2AF10 switch (in-
cluded in motorized operating mechanism delivery) will gen-
erate a pulse to load the spring storage mechanism automat-
ically. If the switch is placed in accessory compartment 3 or
4, automatic loading process will take place.
- In the second fixed position the circuit breaker is switched off
and the loaded motorized operating mechanism is ready to
activate the circuit breaker after receiving the control pulse.
• The presence of the control voltage in the drive is indicated by
a steadily lit green LED indicator below the drive plate. If the
indicator is not lit, the position of the circuit breaker lever need
not comply with the correct positions of the power contacts.
• The motorized operating mechanism may be furnished with
an electromechanical operations counter.
• The motorized operating mechanism can be locked up in off-
state position using the built-in cylinder type lock and using as
many as three padlocks with the shank diameter max. 7 mm.
Before the drive is locked up, it is necessary to turn the drive
unit switch to MANUAL mode position, to withdraw the drive
unit yellow lockup strip and to insert the padlock shank into the
oval opening in the lockup strip. When a cylinder type lock is
used, the lockup strip will stick out a little.
• An 3VT9 500-3MF20 cover can be affixed to the motorized op-
erating mechanism’s turn-on switch and then sealed. The
cover prevents turning on the circuit breaker from the motor-
ized operating mechanism panel.
NSO0_00529
Main contacts
NSO0_00528
Main contacts 2 1 1300 - 2600
4 3 1
6 5
2 1 70 0
4 3 1 Auxiliary switch
6 5
0
compartment
1300 - 2600
accessory
Auxiliary switch
1.44 1.43 1
1+2
compartment
1.14 1.13
60
accessory
0
1.44 1.43 1 2.14 2.13
Auxiliary switch
1+2
1.14 1.13 2.44 2.43
2.14 2.13
0
Auxiliary switch 1300 - 2600
2.44 2.43 1.32 1.31 1
1.22 1.21
60 0
1.32 1.31 1 2.22 2.21 Relative switch
1.22 1.21 2.32 2.31
0
compartment
2.22 2.21 Relative switch
accessory
2.32 2.31 3.44 3.43 1
3+4
compartment
3.14 3.13
0
1 accessory
3.44 3.43 4.14 4.13 Relative switch
3+4
3.14 3.13 4.44 4.43
4.14
0
4.13 Relative switch
4.44 4.43 3.32 3.31 1
3.22 3.21
0
3.32 3.31 1 4.22 4.21
t [ms]
3.22 3.21 4.32 4.31
4.22
0
4.21
4.32 4.31
t [ms]
Wiring diagram
Circuit breaker switch on and switched off by motor driver
- electrically by pushbutton ON and pushbutton OFF
Control circuit
Q3
L+
ON
B OFF 5
Motor drive Switches
relative
3VT9 500-2AF10 4.13
4.21
4.31
4.43
X3 5 7 3 4 1 10
5 7 3 4 1 3
NC NO
SSI
C
M P
NSO0_00476
4.14
4.22
4.32
4.44
MP 6 2 1
acc.c. 4
6 2 9
X3
N-
Circuit breaker states and Lever positions of circuit breakers
NSO0_00530
M Motor Main contacts
P Energy storage device 2 1 20
4 3 1
X3 Connector to connect auxiliary circuits 6 5
0
Auxiliary switch
SSI Switch indicating MANUAL(NO-C)/ AUTO(NC-C) modes
compartment
30
accessory
B Recommended wiring of the control circuits (not included in 1.44 1.43 1
1+2
delivery) 1.14 1.13
2.14 2.13
0
ON Make pushbutton 2.44 2.43
Auxiliary switch
compartment
continuously switched on)
30 1000
accessory
3.44 3.43 1
3+4
Q3 Circuit breaker for motorized operating mechanism 3.14 3.13
4.14
0
4.13 Relative switch
4.44 4.43
30 1000
3.32 3.31 1
3.22 3.21
4.22
0
4.21
4.32 4.31
t [ms]
NSO0_00479
10000 … 12000 70
L+
HK 1
0
ON
10000 … 12000 > 10000
B OFF PS 1
0
Motor drive Switches Aux.rel. > 100
> 20000
20 … ∞ 20 … 1500
relative 1
IMP OFF IMP ON
0
3VT9 500-2AF10 4.13
4.21
4.31
4.43
B1
A1
t [ms]
X3 5 7 3 4 1 10
3VT9 500-1U.00
3VT9 500-1S.00
Circuit breaker switched off by trip units or shunt/undervoltage
5 7 3 4 1 3 trip units and switched on by motorized operating mechanism-S
switch permanently closed
NC NO
NSO0_00480
70
SSI or
C M P U< U HK 1
0
RS 1
4.14
4.22
4.32
4.44
A2
B2
MP 6 2 1 0
acc.c. 4 acc.c. 5 > 20000
20 … 1500
1
6 2 9 IMP ON
X3 0
t [ms]
N- N- R OFF
Q3
L+ Switched off by trip unit, or by TEST
button or by the trip pushbutton on the
motor drive
ON
Switched off manually or electrically by
drive
B OFF
4.43
B1
A1
PS auxiliary switch
X3 5 7 3 4 1 10
3VT9 500-1U.00
3VT9 500-1S.00
RS relative switch
5 7 3 4 1 3
R OFF circuit breaker closed instantly by trip unit
IMP S pulse to store up motor drive energy (generated by S
NC NO switch)
IMP ON make pulse for motor drive
SSI or
C IMP OFF break pulse for motor drive
M P U< U
X random segment of time
NSO0_00478
4.14
4.22
4.32
4.44
A2
B2
MP 6 2 1
acc.c. 4 acc.c. 5
6 2 9
X3
N- N-
■ Overview
B = 310 C = 134.5 Withdrawable version
Front connection
• terminals 1, 3, 5 (upper side)
If the mounting base for the withdrawable circuit
breaker/switch disconnector is connected on the upper side,
A = 100 using clamp or block type terminals, 3VT9 500-8CF30 insulat-
ing barriers must always be installed.
In all other cases, we recommend installing 3VT9 500-8CC30
50 insulating covers on the upper side of the circuit breaker.
• terminals 2, 4, 6 ( bottom side)
If the mounting base for the withdrawable circuit
breaker/switch disconnector is connected to the bottom side
of the circuit breaker using clamp or block type terminals,
350
ON
210
Fixed-mounted version
Front connection
• terminals 1, 3, 5 (upper side)
3VT9 500-8CE30 insulating barriers must always be installed on
circuit breakers/switch disconnectors.
5 • Terminals 2, 4, 6 (bottom side)
- If circuit breakers/switch disconnectors are connected to the
supply using terminals 2, 4, 6, 3VT9 500-8CE30
insulating barriers must always be installed on it.
- If circuit breakers/switch disconnectors are connected on
the bottom side using clamp or block type terminals,
3VT9 500-8CE30 insulating barriers must always be installed
on it.
Rear connection
• terminals 1, 3, 5 (upper side)
3VT9 500-8CD30 insulating covers or 3VT9 500-8CE30
insulating barriers must always be installed on the circuit
breaker/switch disconnector.
200
3
4 x M8
148
15°
72
314
ON
7°
100
240
300
350
494
21°
51
OFF
56.5
NSO0_00393
4xØ9
148
80
72
18
50 35.5 16 70 70
210 134.5
157 7
Drilling pattern
12.5
4 x Ø 10.5
50
5
NSO0_00397
+1
25 0
+1
25 0
R4
356
436
ON
444
510
OFF
NSO0_00398
50
60
82
134.5
250
3
200
750
350
627
ON
OFF
NSO0_00512
138.5
80 23
133
Fixed-mounted version, clamp type terminals (3VT9 524-4TG30 and 3VT9 524-4TF30 connecting sets)
- not for 3VT4 710-3AA30-0AA0 switching units
134.5
250
3
5
200
750
350
627
ON
OFF
NSO0_00401
138.5
80 136
NSO0_00403
200
750
582
350
ON
OFF
TEST
116
65 Ø 26
75.5
134.5
205 52.5 32
3 35.5
NSO0_00405
5
200
750
350
ON
626
OFF
TEST
138
65 Ø 26
Ø 26
107.5
NSO0_00407
200
750
350
ON
626
OFF
TEST
138
65 Ø 26
Ø 26
107.5
5
NSO0_00409
1
28°
2
72
12°
72
148
R1
60
40°
1 3VT9 500-3HA10
46
1 3VT4/3VT5
1
2 3VT9 500-3HA10
NSO0_00412
3 3VT9 500-3HJ10
2 4 3VT9 500-3HG.0
4 min. 200 5 3VT9 500-3H.10
28
Ø 40 6 Control cabinet door
3 4 x Ø 5.4
90
5 28
28
28
Hinge of control
cabinet door
19.5 50
6
90 198
min. 267
max. 500
28
2 x Ø 40
314
28
28
28
Hinge of
8 x Ø 5.4
5
NSO0_00415
50 70 190 70
Fixed-mounted version, motorized operating mechanism 3VT9 500-3M..0, lockable with up to three padlocks
33
8
R8
114
235
NSO0_00418
134.5 73
268.5
ON
417
OFF
NSO0_00421
31
142,5
292
max. 140
4xØ9
350
180
100
314
NSO0_00423
508
4xØ9
125
210 75 140 35 70 70
18
248 174
70 70
4 x M8
33.5
350
494
5
33.5
NSO0_00427
72
50 27.5 16
106.5
16
max. 140
230 4xØ9
100
125
NSO0_00430
50
140 35
250
350
627
5
NSO0_00433
138.5
31
80 133
250
350
627
NSO0_00435
138.5
80 128
200
5
750
350
582
116
65 Ø 26
68
NSO0_00439
750
350
626
138
65 Ø 26
Ø 26
100
5
NSO0_00441
750
350
626
138
65 Ø 26
Ø 26
100
65
350
180
ON
508
OFF
NSO0_00443
210 75 75 45
321 366
5
NSO0_00446
271 316
343.5 33 388.5 33
NSO0_00449
282.5 327.5
■ Notes
Appendix
6/2 Glossary
Siemens LV 36 · 2011
© Siemens AG 2011
Appendix
Glossary
Rated operating voltage, (Ue) Voltage fixed by the manufacturer. Several pertinent tests relate to its
EN 60947-1; 4.3.1.1 determination, as may also the utilization category. Along with the
rated (operating) current, it determines the device’s utilization. The
highest value of rated operating voltage may in no case be greater
than the value of the rate insulation voltage Ui.
Rated insulation voltage, (Ui) Voltage measure to which are related tests of dielectric strength and
EN 60947-1; 4.3.1.2 creepage distance.
Rated current, (In) Current value of particular circuit breaker that can be handled uninter-
EN 60947-2; 4.3.2.3 ruptedly. The highest current valued tripping the circuit breaker in
conformity with a specifically stated tripping characteristic.
Reduced rated current, (Ir) Specifically established, reduced value of In current for a regulated
time-dependent (thermal) trip unit and that the circuit breaker can han-
dle continuously. Maximum setting is at value equal to In.
Changing Ir shifts the trip unit’s tripping characteristic along the
current axis. (Ir = k x In holds where k ≤ 1)
Tripping time at a given Ir multiple, (tr) Time after which circuit breaker will trip, if a current flows through it that
is equal to the given multiple of Ir. Changing tr shifts the tripping
characteristic along the time axis.
Actuating current of (selective) release’s Minimum current value causing the release’s time-independent delay
time-independent delay, (Ids) to actuate.
Delay of time-independent delayed release, (tv) If a current flows through the circuit breaker equal to at least Isd but not
reaching Irm the circuit breaker will trip with time delay tv. Total shut-off
time is influenced by the tripping of the circuit breaker itself and is
about 10 ÷ 20 ms longer.
Actuating current of time-independent Minimum current value causing the time-independent instantaneous
instantaneous, (Irm) release to actuate.
Rated operating current, (Ie) Rated operating current of device (switch-disconnector) is fixed by the
EN 60947-1; 4.3.2.3 manufacturer with consideration for the rated operating voltage, rated
frequency, rated operation, utilization category and type of protective
cover, if that comes into consideration.
Rated normal current, (Iu) Current value set by the manufacturer and which the device can han-
EN 60947-1; 4.3.2.4 dle in continuous operation, i.e. during a period longer than 8 hours
(weeks, months, or longer).
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity, (Icu) Ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity value expressed as the rms
EN 60947-2; 2.15.1; 4.3.5.2.1 value of the alternating component of the assumed short-circuit current
that the circuit breaker must be able to manage in the mode: 1x switch-
ing off of the short circuit and a following 1x make-break sequence. Af-
6 ter testing, the circuit breaker need not be able to conduct the rated
current uninterruptedly. Icu is set for the rated operating voltage at the
rated frequency and at the established power factor for alternating
current or at the time constant for direct current. Must fulfil the
condition: Icu ≥ Ik“
Rated short-circuit service breaking capacity, (Ics) Value of the operating short-circuit breaking capacity expressed as the
EN 60947-2; 2.15.2; 4.3.5.2.2 rms value of the alternating component of the assumed short-circuit
current that the circuit breaker must be able to manage in the mode:
1x switching off of the short circuit and a following 2x make-break
sequence. May also be expressed as a percentage of Icu. After
testing, the circuit breaker must be able uninterruptedly to conduct the
rated current and to switch off the overcurrent. Temperature increase
of the main terminals may be greater. Ics is set for the rated operating
voltage at the rated frequency and at the established power factor for
alternating current or at the time constant for direct current. Permitted:
Ics ≥ Ik“
Rated short-time withstand current, (Icw) Value of short-time withstand current specified by the manufacturer
EN 60947-1; 4.3.6.1 that the device is able to handle without damage during a designated
EN 60947-2; 4.3.5.4 time period (short-time delay). In case of alternating current, it is the
EN 60947-3; 4.3.6.1 rms value of the alternating component of the assumed short-circuit
current Ip.
Appendix
Catalog notes
■ Overview
Trademarks Technical data
All product designations may be registered trademarks or prod- The technical data in the catalog are for general information. The
uct names of Siemens AG or supplier companies whose use by instruction manuals and the operating instructions on the prod-
third parties for their own purposes may violate the rights of the ucts must be observed during assembly, operation and mainte-
owner. nance.
Amendments Further technical information is available at
www.siemens.com/lowvoltage/support
All technical data, dimensions and weights are subject to
change without notice unless otherwise specified on the pages • under Product List:
of this catalog. - Technical specifications
• under Entry List:
Dimensions - Updates
All dimensions are in mm. - Download
- FAQ
Images - Manuals
The illustrations are not binding. - Characteristics
- Certificates
Configurators can be found under
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Assembly, operation and maintenance
The instruction manuals and the operating instructions on the
products must be observed during assembly, operation and
maintenance.
Appendix
Ordering notes
■ Logistics
General Ordering very small quantities
With regard to delivery service, communications and environ- When small orders are placed, the costs associated with order
mental protection, our logistics service ensures "quality from the processing are greater than the order value. We therefore rec-
moment of ordering right through to delivery". By designing our ommend that you combine several small orders. Where this is
infrastructure according to customer requirements and imple- not possible, we regret that we are obliged to make a small pro-
menting electronic order processing, we have successfully opti- cessing charge: for orders with a net goods value of less than
mized our logistics processes. € 250 we charge an € 20 supplement to cover our order pro-
cessing and invoicing costs.
We are proud of our personal consulting service, on-time deliv-
eries and 1-day transport within Germany.
To this end, we supply the preferred types marked with }
ex works.
We regard the DIN ISO 9001 certification and consistent quality
checks as an integral part of our services.
Electronic order processing is fast, cost-efficient and error-free.
Please contact us if you want to benefit from these advantages.
Packaging, packing units
The packaging in which our equipment is dispatched provides
protection against dust and mechanical damage during trans-
port, thus ensuring that all our products arrive in perfect condi-
tion.
We select our packaging for maximum environmental compati-
bility and reusability (e.g. crumpled paper instead of polystyrene
chips for protection during transport in packages up to 32 kg)
and, in particular, with a view to reducing waste.
With our multi-unit packaging and reusable packaging, we offer
you specific types of packaging that are both kind to the environ-
ment and tailored to your requirements:
Your advantages at a glance:
• Lower order costs.
• Cost savings through uniform-type packaging: low/no dis-
posal costs.
• Reduced time and cost thanks to short unpacking times.
• "Just-in-time" delivery directly to the production line helps re-
duce stock: cost savings through reduction of storage area.
• Fast assembly thanks to supply in sets.
• Standard Euro boxes - corresponding to the Euro pallet mod-
ular system - suitable for most conveyor systems.
• Active contribution to environmental protection.
6 Unless stated otherwise in the "Selection and ordering data" of
this catalog, our products are supplied individually packed.
For small parts/accessories, we offer you economical pack-
aging units as standard packs containing more than one
item, e.g. 5, 10, 50 or 100 units. It is essential that whole num-
ber multiples of these quantities be ordered to ensure satis-
factory quality of the products and problem-free order pro-
cessing.
The products are delivered in a neutral carton. The label in-
cludes warning notices, the CE mark, the open arrow recycling
symbol, and product description information in English and
German. In addition to the Order No. (MLFB) and the number of
items in the packaging, the Instr. Order No. is also specified for
the operating instructions. It can be obtained from your local
Siemens representative (you will find a list of your local Siemens
representatives at www.siemens.com/automation/partner).
The device Order No. of most devices can also be acquired
through the EAN barcode to simplify ordering and storage logis-
tics.
The Order Nos. and EAN codes are assigned electronically in
the master data of the products for low-voltage power distribu-
tion and electrical installation.
Appendix
Ordering notes
■ Overview
Explanations on the Selection and Ordering Data
Delivery time class (DT)
Preferred types are device types that can be delivered immediately ex works, i.e. they are dispatched
DT Meaning within 24 hours.
} Preferred type Normal quantities of the products are usually delivered within the specified time following receipt of your
order at our branch.
A Two workdays
In exceptional cases, the actual delivery time may differ from that specified.
B One week
The delivery times apply up to the ramp at Siemens AG (products ready for dispatch).
C Three weeks
The transport times depend on the destination and type of shipping. The standard shipping time for Ger-
D Six weeks
many is one day.
X On request
The delivery time classes specified here represent the state at 10/2010. They are permanently optimized.
Up-to-date information can be found at www.siemens.com/industrymall.
Price units (PU)
The price unit defines the number of units, sets or meters to which the specified price and weight apply.
PS (packaging size)
The packaging size / packaging unit defines the number, e.g. of units, sets or meters, for outer packaging.
• The first digit in the PS/P. unit column (packaging size/packaging unit) indicates the minimum order quantity. You can only order this
specified quantity or a multiple thereof.
• The second digit in the PS/P. unit column (packaging size/packaging unit) specifies the number of units contained in larger packaging
(e.g. in a carton). You must order this quantity or a multiple thereof if you want the item to be delivered in a larger packaging quantity.
Examples:
Appendix
Further documentation
■ Overview
We regard product support as just as important as the products
and systems themselves.
Visit our site on the Internet for a comprehensive offering of sup-
port for low-voltage power distribution and electrical installation
products, such as
• Operating instructions and manuals for direct download
• Online registration for seminars and events
• Up-to-date answers to your queries and problems
• Software upgrades and updates for fast download
• Telephone assistance in more than 190 countries
• Photos and graphics for external use
and much, much more - all conveniently and easily accessible.
Address:
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Appendix
■ Overview
Approvals, test certificates, characteristic curves
An overview of the certificates available for low-voltage power
distribution and electrical installation products along with more
technical documentation can be consulted daily on the Internet
at:
www.siemens.com/lowvoltage/support
Appendix
Appendix
Appendix
Siemens contacts
Appendix
Solution partners
Appendix
Online Services
Information and ordering options available
on the Internet and DVD
Appendix
Service & Support
Service covering the entire life cycle
Co
iza
Technical
nfi
ti m
gu
Op
rat
automation solution.
ion &
Modernization
io
Technical
n&
and
Support
Modernizat
Optimization
Development
Online
Support
Field
g
nin
er a
&
services from actual configura-
n
is
M m
ain om
ten
anc n &C tion to implementation of the au-
e atio
Install tomation project.
Our Service & Support are available worldwide to help you with
every aspect of Siemens automation and drive technology. We
offer on-site support for every phase of the life cycle of your ma-
chines and plants in more than 100 countries. Round the clock.
Every step of the way, you have access to an experienced team
■ Field Service
With Field Service, we offer
of specialists and their combined expertise. Thanks to regular
services for startup and mainte-
training and the close cooperation of key employees around the
nance essential for ensuring
globe, we are able to offer reliable services for a huge range of
system availability.
options.
■ Online Support
The comprehensive information
system available round the
clock via Internet ranging from
Product Support and Service &
Support services to Support ■ Spare parts and Repais
Tools in the Shop. In the operating phase of a ma-
chine or automation system, we
www.siemens.com/
offer comprehensive repair and
lowvoltage/support
spare parts services ensuring
the highest degree of plant
availability.
■ Technical Support
Competent consulting in techni-
cal questions covering a wide 6
range of customer-oriented ser-
vices for all our products and
systems. ■ Modernization and Optimization
After startup or during the oper-
www.siemens.com/ ating phase, additional potential
lowvoltage/technical-support for inceasing the productiviy or
for reducing costs often arises.
For this purpose, we offer you
high-quality services in optimi-
zation and upgrading.
Appendix
■ Overview
In all issues for more efficiency - comprehensive support and ac-
Product information cess at any time to tried and tested tools, quickly and easily via
Website Fast and targeted information about low-voltage the Internet.
power distribution:
www.siemens.com/lowvoltage
Product documentation
Service & support Comprehensive technical information - from planning
portal to configuration and operation:
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Product training
SITRAIN Portal Comprehensive training program about our prod-
ucts, systems and engineering tools:
6 www.siemens.com/lowvoltage/training
Product hotline
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Appendix
Software Licenses
■ Overview
Software types Factory license
Software requiring a license is categorized into types. With the Factory License the user has the right to install and use
The following software types have been defined: the software at one permanent establishment only. The perma-
• Engineering software nent establishment is defined by one address only.The number
of hardware devices on which the software may be installed re-
• Runtime software sults from the order data or the Certificate of License (CoL).
Engineering software Certificate of license
This includes all software products for creating (engineering) The Certificate of License (CoL) is the licensee's proof that the
user software, e.g. for configuring, programming, parameteriz- use of the software has been licensed by Siemens. A CoL is
ing, testing, commissioning or servicing. required for every type of use and must be kept in a safe place.
Data generated with engineering software and executable
programs can be duplicated for your own use or for use by third- Downgrading
parties free-of-charge. The licensee is permitted to use the software or an earlier ver-
sion/release of the software, provided that the licensee owns
Runtime software such a version/release and its use is technically feasible.
This includes all software products required for plant/machine
operation, e.g. operating system, basic system, system expan- Delivery versions
sions, drivers, etc. Software is constantly being updated.
The duplication of the runtime software and executable pro- The following delivery versions
grams created with the runtime software for your own use or for • PowerPack
use by third-parties is subject to a charge. • Upgrade
You can find information about license fees according to use in can be used to access updates.
the ordering data (e.g. in the catalog). Examples of categories of
use include per CPU, per installation, per channel, per instance, Existing bug fixes are supplied with the ServicePack version.
per axis, per control loop, per variable, etc. PowerPack
Information about extended rights of use for parameteriza-
tion/configuration tools supplied as integral components of the PowerPacks can be used to upgrade to more powerful software.
scope of delivery can be found in the readme file supplied with The licensee receives a new license agreement and CoL
the relevant product(s). (Certificate of License) with the PowerPack. This CoL, together
with the CoL for the original product, proves that the new soft-
License types ware is licensed.
A separate PowerPack must be purchased for each original
Siemens Industry Automation & Drive Technologies offers vari- license of the software to be replaced.
ous types of software license:
• Floating license Upgrade
• Single license An upgrade permits the use of a new version of the software on
the condition that a license for a previous version of the product
• Rental license is already held.
• Trial license The licensee receives a new license agreement and CoL with
the upgrade. This CoL, together with the CoL for the previous
Floating license product, proves that the new version is licensed.
The software may be installed for internal use on any number of A separate upgrade must be purchased for each original license
devices by the licensee. Only the concurrent user is licensed. of the software to be upgraded.
The concurrent user is the person using the program. Use be- ServicePack
gins when the software is started.
A license is required for each concurrent user. ServicePacks are used to debug existing products.
Single license
ServicePacks may be duplicated for use as prescribed accord-
ing to the number of existing original licenses.
6
Unlike the floating license, a single license permits only one License key
installation of the software.
The type of use licensed is specified in the ordering data and Siemens Industry Automation & Drive Technologies supplies
in the Certificate of License (CoL). Types of use include for software products with and without license keys.
example per device, per axis, per channel, etc. The license key serves as an electronic license stamp and
One single license is required for each type of use defined. is also the "switch" for activating the software (floating license,
rental license, etc.).
Rental license The complete installation of software products requiring license
A rental license supports the "sporadic use" of engineering keys includes the program to be licensed (the software) and the
software. Once the license key has been installed, the software license key (which represents the license).
can be used for a specific number of hours (the operating hours
do not have to be consecutive). Detailed explanations concerning license conditions can be found in the
One license is required for each installation of the software. “Terms and Conditions of Siemens AG” or under
http://www.siemens.com/industrymall
Trial license (Industry Mall Online-Help System)
A trial license supports "short-term use" of the software in a non-
productive context, e.g. for testing and evaluation purposes.
It can be transferred to another license.
Appendix
Subject index
Page Page
Numbers P
3VT1 Molded case circuit breakers Packaging ...................................................... 6/4
up to 160 A ................................................... 1/1 Parallel switching for 3VT1 ............ 1/7, 1/8, 1/27
3VT2 Molded case circuit breakers Parallel switching for 3VT2 .......... 2/6, 2/28, 2/30
up to 250 A ................................................... 2/1
Parallel switching for 3VT3 ................... 3/6, 3/31
3VT3 Molded case circuit breakers
up to 630 A ................................................... 3/1 Parallel switching for 3VT5 .......................... 5/29
3VT4 Molded case circuit breakers Partners of Industry Automation and Drive
up to 1000 A ................................................. 4/1 Technologies ................................................. 6/6
3VT5 Molded case circuit breakers R
up to 1600 A ................................................. 5/1 RCD modules for 3VT1 .................................. 1/9
A Residual current devices for 3VT1 ................ 1/9
Alarm switch for 3VT1 ................................... 1/6 Rotary operating mechanism for 3VT1 .......... 1/7
Alarm switch for 3VT2 ................................... 2/5 Rotary operating mechanism for 3VT2 . 2/6, 2/28
Alarm switch for 3VT3 ................................... 3/5 Rotary operating mechanism for 3VT3 .......... 3/6
Approvals ...................................................... 6/7 Rotary operating mechanism for 3VT4 .......... 4/5
Auxiliary switches for 3VT1 .................. 1/6, 1/24 Rotary operating mechanism for 3VT5 . 5/5, 5/28
Auxiliary switches for 3VT2 .................. 2/5, 2/25 S
Auxiliary switches for 3VT3 ........................... 3/5 Service and Support ..................................... 6/8
Auxiliary switches for 3VT4 ........................... 4/6 Shunt trip units for 3VT1 ....................... 1/6, 1/26
Auxiliary switches for 3VT5 .................. 5/4, 5/25 Shunt trip units for 3VT2 ....................... 2/5, 2/26
Auxiliary trip units for 3VT2 ......................... 2/26 Shunt trip units for 3VT3 ....................... 3/5, 3/27
C Shunt trip units for 3VT4 ................................ 4/4
Certificates..................................................... 6/9 Shunt trip units for 3VT5 ....................... 5/4, 5/26
Connecting accessories for 3VT1 ............... 1/10 Signalling units for 3VT4 ................................ 4/4
Connecting accessories for 3VT2 ................. 2/9 Signalling units for 3VT5 ....................... 5/4, 5/24
Connecting accessories for 3VT3 ................. 3/9 Software licenses ........................................ 6/15
Connecting accessories for 3VT4 ................. 4/6 Solution partners .......................................... 6/11
Connecting accessories for 3VT5 ................. 5/6 Standard circuit breaker 3VT5 ................ 5/3, 5/8
E Standards and approvals .............................. 6/7
ETU trip units for 3VT3 .................................. 3/4 Switch disconnector 3VT2 ........... 2/4, 2/12, 2/13
ETU trip units for 3VT4 .................................. 4/4 Switch disconnector 3VT3 ........................... 3/13
ETU trip units for 3VT5 .................................. 5/4 Switch disconnector 3VT4 ............................. 4/3
Export regulations ....................................... 6/18 Switch disconnectors 3VT1 .................. 1/5, 1/12
F Switch-disconnector 3VT5 ..................... 5/4, 5/9
Further documentation .................................. 6/6 Switches for 3VT3 ........................................ 3/25
G Switching units for 3VT2 ................................ 2/3
Glossary ........................................................ 6/2 Switching units for 3VT4 ................................ 4/3
I Switching units for 3VT5 ................................ 5/3
Interlocks for 3VT1 ........................................ 1/8 T
K Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery 6/20
Knowledge Base on DVD ........................... 6/10 Trip units for 3VT3 ........................................ 3/11
M Trip units for 3VT5 ................................... 5/3, 5/8
6 Mechanical interlocking for 3VT1 ........ 1/7, 1/27
Mechanical interlocking for 3VT2 2/6, 2/28, 2/30
U
Undervoltage trip unit for 3VT1 ............. 1/6, 1/26
Mechanical interlocking for 3VT3 ........ 3/6, 3/31 Undervoltage trip unit for 3VT2 ............ 2/5, 2/27
Mechanical interlocking for 3VT4 ................. 4/5 Undervoltage trip unit for 3VT3 ..................... 3/5
Mechanical interlocking for 3VT5 ........ 5/5, 5/29 Undervoltage trip units for 3VT4 ................... 4/4
Mounting accessories for 3VT1 .................. 1/10 Undervoltage trip units for 3VT5 .......... 5/4, 5/27
Mounting accessories for 3VT2 .................... 2/8 V
Mounting accessories for 3VT3 .................... 3/8 Verification certificates .................................. 6/7
Mounting accessories for 3VT4 .................... 4/6 W
Mounting accessories for 3VT5 .................... 5/6 Withdrawable version for 3VT2 ............ 2/8, 2/40
O Withdrawable version for 3VT3 ............ 3/8, 3/43
Online Services ........................................... 6/12 Withdrawable version for 3VT4 ..................... 4/8
Operating mechanisms for Withdrawable version for 3VT5 ............ 5/6, 5/12
3VT1 ....................................... 1/7, 1/8, 1/9, 1/30
Operating mechanisms for 3VT2 ................ 2/32
Operating mechanisms for 3VT3 ................ 3/33
Operating mechanisms for 3VT4 .................. 4/5
Operating mechanisms for 3VT5 ......... 5/5, 5/30
Order number index ................................... 6/17
Ordering notes .............................................. 6/4
Overcurrent trip units for 3VT2 ............. 2/4, 2/15
Overcurrent trip units for 3VT3 .................... 3/16
Overcurrent trip units for 3VT4 ...................... 4/9
Overcurrent trip units for 3VT5 .................... 5/14
Appendix
Appendix
Appendix
Appendix
Catalogs
Industry Automation, Drive Technologies and Low Voltage Distribution
Further information can be obtained from our branch offices listed
in the appendix or at www.siemens.com/automation/partner
Interactive Catalog on DVD Catalog Motion Control Catalog
for Industry Automation, Drive Technologies and CA 01 SINUMERIK & SIMODRIVE NC 60
Low Voltage Distribution Automation Systems for Machine Tools
SINUMERIK & SINAMICS NC 61
Drive Systems Equipment for Machine Tools
Variable-Speed Drives SINUMERIK 828D BASIC T/BASIC M, NC 82
SINAMICS S120 Combi and 1FK7/1PH8 motors
SINAMICS G110, SINAMICS G120 D 11.1
Standard Inverters SIMOTION, SINAMICS S120 and PM 21
SINAMICS G110D, SINAMICS G120D Motors for Production Machines
Distributed Inverters SINAMICS S110 PM 22
SINAMICS G130 Drive Converter Chassis Units D 11 The Basic Positioning Drive
SINAMICS G150 Drive Converter Cabinet Units
SINAMICS GM150, SINAMICS SM150 D 12 Power Supply and System Cabling
Medium-Voltage Converters
Power supply SITOP KT 10.1
SINAMICS S120 Chassis Format Units and D 21.3
Cabinet Modules System cabling SIMATIC TOP connect KT 10.2
SINAMICS S150 Converter Cabinet Units
SINAMICS DCM Converter Units D 23.1 Process Instrumentation and Analytics
Three-phase Induction Motors D 84.1 Field Instruments for Process Automation FI 01
• H-compact
SIREC Recorders and Accessories MP 20
• H-compact PLUS
SIPART, Controllers and Software MP 31
Asynchronous Motors Standardline D 86.1
Products for Weighing Technology WT 10
Synchronous Motors with Permanent-Magnet D 86.2
Technology, HT-direct Process Analytical Instruments PA 01
DC Motors DA 12 PDF: Process Analytics, PA 11
Components for the System Integration
SIMOREG DC MASTER 6RA70 Digital Chassis DA 21.1
Converters
SIMOREG K 6RA22 Analog Chassis Converters DA 21.2 Safety Integrated
PDF: SIMOREG DC MASTER 6RM70 Digital Converter DA 22 Safety Technology for Factory Automation SI 10
Cabinet Units
SIMOVERT PM Modular Converter Systems DA 45
SIEMOSYN Motors DA 48 SIMATIC HMI/PC-based Automation
MICROMASTER 420/430/440 Inverters DA 51.2 Human Machine Interface Systems/ ST 80/
MICROMASTER 411/COMBIMASTER 411 DA 51.3 PC-based Automation ST PC
SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Vector Control DA 65.10
SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Motion Control DA 65.11 SIMATIC Industrial Automation Systems
Synchronous and asynchronous servomotors for DA 65.3 Products for Totally Integrated Automation and ST 70
SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Micro Automation
SIMODRIVE 611 universal and POSMO DA 65.4 SIMATIC PCS 7 Process Control System ST PCS 7
SIMOTION, SINAMICS S120 and PM 21 Add-ons for the SIMATIC PCS 7 ST PCS 7.1
Motors for Production Machines Process Control System
SINAMICS S110 PM 22 PDF: Migration solutions with the SIMATIC PCS 7 ST PCS 7.2
The Basic Positioning Drive Process Control System
Low-Voltage Three-Phase-Motors
IEC Squirrel-Cage Motors D 81.1 SIMATIC NET
MOTOX Geared Motors D 87.1
Industrial Communication IK PI
Automation Systems for Machine Tools SIMODRIVE NC 60
• Motors
• Converter Systems SIMODRIVE 611/POSMO SIMATIC Sensors
Automation Systems for Machine Tools SINAMICS NC 61 Sensor Technology for Factory Automation FS 10
• Motors Industrial Identification Systems ID 10
• Drive System SINAMICS S120
Drive and Control Components for Hoisting Equipment HE 1
SINVERT Photovoltaics
Mechanical Driving Machines
Inverters and Components for Photovoltaic Installations RE 10
FLENDER Standard Couplings MD 10.1
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