3AH1 Operating Instr

Vacuum Circuit-Breaker 3AH1
7.2kV to 24kV
3AH1
7.2kV 24 kV
Operating Instruction/ Order-No:/ : 3ZX1812-0AH10-0AN2/9229 9656 174-SLC PTD MC
R-HG11-074a eps
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Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1
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Central legend
10. Indicator 54.2 Shunt release Y2 Y1

10.1 Stripe 54.3 Current transformer-
14.1 Upper traverse operated release Y4
14.2 Lower traverse Y4
14.3 Lug 54.4 Undervoltage release Y7
Y7
16.1 Upper post insulator
55. ″Closing spring ″ ″
16.2 Lower post insulator
19. Pole assembly,
charged″ ″ ″
″Closing spring
complete
discharged″
20. Upper interrupter indicator
support
55.3. Opening for indicator
20.1 Fixing bolt
58. Operating cycle
27. Upper terminal counter
27.2 Contact plate 58.1 Opening for
28.1 Centering piece operating-cycle
28.2 Inner strut counter
28.3 Outer strut 59. ON-OFF indicator
29. Lower terminal 59.1 Opening for
29.1 Flexible connector ″closed/open″
29.2 Clamp indicator
60. Mechanism housing
29.3 Spacer
60.1 Cover
29.7 Tensioning bolt
60.1.1 Fixing bolt
30. Vacuum interrupter
60.2 Transport hole
31. Fixed contact piece
60.3 Crane hook symbol
31.1 Connection surface
61. Dashpot
31.2 Terminal bolt
62. Closing spring
34. Metal bellows
63. Breaker shaft
35. Guide
63.6 Bolt
36. Moving contact piece
63.8 Lever
36.1 Drive and terminal
bolt 63.9 Socket-headcap
36.3 Adapter bolts screw
64. Opening spring
40. Lower interrupter
support 66. Closing damper
47.1 Coupler 68. Auxiliary switch S1 S1
47.2 Adjusting lever (6NO+6NC) (6 +6 )
47.3 Coupling bolt 68.0.1.Extended auxiliary S1
47.4 Eye bolt switch S1 (12 +12 )
(12NO+12NC)
47.5 Adjusting nut
68.7.1 Low voltage plug 64 X0
48. Insulating operate connector X0 (64-
rod pole)
49. Contact pressure 70. Earthing bolt M12
spring
90. Mechanical
50. Hand crank interlocking
50.1 Opening for fitting 90.1 Lever
hand crank
50.2 (Charging) gear
50.4 Motor M1 M1
50.4.1Position switch
50.5 Hand crank coupling
50.6 Adapter for hand
crank
51. Rating plate
51.1 Opening for rating
plate
52. Mechanism, complete ( )
53. ″Close″pushbutton
53.1 Closing solenoid Y9 Y9
54. ″Open″pushbutton
54.1 Shunt release Y1 Y1
Contents Page
General 1/1 1/1
Technical data 1/2~1/9 1/2~1/9
Type designation 1/2 1/2
Rating plate 1/2 1/2
Standards and specification 1/3 1/3
Ambient temperature/humidity and ,
loadability 1/3 1/3
Site altitude 1/4 1/4
Electrical data 1/5 1/5
Operating times 1/6 1/6
Switching duties 1/6 1/6
Motor operating mechanism 1/6 1/6
Auxiliary switch 1/7 1/7
Low-voltage plug connector 1/7 1/7
Shunt closing release 1/7 1/7
Shunt release 1/7~1/8 1/7~1/8
Undervoltage release 1/8 1/8
CT-operated release 1/8 1/8
Breaker tripping signal 1/8 1/8
Electrical local closing 1/8 1/8
Varistor module 1/9 1/9
Mechanical interlocking 1/9 1/9
Electrical interlocking 1/9 1/9
Dimensions and weights 1/9 1/9
Description 2/1~2/5 2/1~2/5

Construction 2/1~2/3 2/1~2/3
Vacuum interrupters 2/4 2/4
Complement 2/5 2/5
Installation 3/1~3/4 3/1~3/4

Installing in cubicle or on truck 3/1 3/1
Flat bar connection 3/1 3/1
Control leads 3/2 3/2
Earthing 3/2 3/2
Circuit documents 3/2 3/2
Function schematic diagram 3/3~3/4 3/3~3/4
Operation 4/1~4/3 4/1~4/3

Commissioning 4/1~4/2 4/1~4/2
Charging and closing spring 4/2 4/2
Closing 4/3 4/3
Tripping 4/3 4/3
Maintenance 5/1~5/5 5/1~5/5

Safety measures 5/1 5/1
Servicing 5/1 5/1
Cleaning 5/1 5/1
Abnormal operating conditions 5/2 5/2
Checking the contact systems 5/3 5/3
Checking the vacuum 5/3 5/3
Service life 5/3~5/4 5/3~5/4
Accessories and spare parts 5/5 5/5
Note: The items illustrated in the Figures are : .

enumerated in the fold–out central
legend.
When ordering the operating instructions please 3ZX1812-0AH10-

quote the order No.3ZX1812-0AH10-0AN2/9229 0AN2/9229 9656 174 - SLC PTD MC.
9656 174 - SLC PTD MC.
! WARNING !
This equipment contains hazardous volt- ,
ages and mechanical parts which move .
at high speed and may be controlled
remotely.
Non-observance of the safety instructions

can result in severe personal injury or .
property damaged.
Only qualified personnel should work on ,

or around this equipment after becoming
thoroughly familiar with all warnings, .
safety notices, and maintenance procedu-
res contained herein.
The successful and safe operation of this

equipment is dependent on proper , , .
handling, installation, operation and
maintenance.
General: :
Siemens 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breakers (V- 3AH1 ,
breaker) are of the triple-pole indoor type for rated 7.2kV 24kV.
voltages between 7.2 and 24kV.
The vacuum circuit-breaker consists of the ,

mechanism housing complete with stored-energy , ,
mechanism and control elements, the three poles .
with vacuum interrupters, cast-resin insulators and
operating rods.
The mounting position (relative to the vacuum ( ).

interrupters) is vertical. The vacuum circuit- .
breaker can be used in practically any system
design.
Under normal operating conditions, the vacuum , .

circuit-breaker is maintenance-free.
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Technical data
Type designation
3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker are identified by a 3AH1
machine-readable product designation made up of a .
series of figures and letters.
Basic type
Rated voltage
Rated short circuit breaking current
Rated normal current
3 A H 1 1 1 5 - 2
Rating plate
The rating plate which can be read in the operating , :

position, contains the following information:
1 Manufacturer 7 Rated short-circuit 1 7
duration
2 Type designation 8 Weight 2 8
3 Serial number 9 Rated operation 3 9
sequence
4 Design code 10 Rated frequency 4 10
5 Year of manufacture 11 Rated lightning impulse 5 11
6 Rated normal current withstand voltage 6
12 Rated short-circuit 12
breaking current
13 Rated voltage 13
Fig.1/1 .1/1
Rating plate
Note: In the event of any queries state the type : (2), (4),
designation (2), designation code(4) and the serial (3).
number(3).
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Standard specifications
The 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker comply with the 3AH1 IEC 56, IEC 694, BS
standards of IEC 56, IEC 694, BS 5311 and DIN VDE 5311 DIN VDE 0670 , 15kV
0670. The V-breakers 3AH1 for 15kV rated voltage ANSI C37 .
meet the requirements of the American standards
ANSI C37 with respect to their insulating capacity.
Ambient temperature/humidity and loadability ,

The 3AH1 V-breaker are designed for the normal 3AH1
operating conditions laid down in the standards. .
Permissible ambient temperatures:
Maximum value =+40°C =+40°C

Average over a period of 24 hours =+35°C 24 =+35°C
Minimum value = -5°C = -5°C
Permissible atmospheric humidity: :
Relative humidity, 24 hours mean <95% 24 <95%
Relative humidity, 1month mean <90% 1 <90%
Under these conditions condensation may occasionally , . 1/4 DIN

occur. The rated normal currents listed in Fig. 1/4 were VDE/IEC 40°C .
laid down for 40°C ambience in accordance with DIN .
VDE/IEC. Use under conditions other than normal is
possible with certain measures that can be implemen-
ted on request.
The maximum permissible load current as a function of 3AH1 , 1

the 3AH1 V-breaker ambient temperature has been . .
plotted in Fig.1/2. The load currents indicated apply to , ,
open-type switchgear. Metal-enclosed switchgear must .
be derated as specified by switchgear manufacturer.
Load current A
3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker

3AH1
1: 800A
2: 1250A
3: 2000A
4: 2500A
5: 3150A
Fig.1/2 Maximum permissible load current as a function of the switch

ambient temperature Ambient temperature °C
. 1/2
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Site Altitude
The rated insulating capacity values (rated impulse ( ,
1
withstand voltage, rated power frequency withstand ) ) VDE 0111 IEC-71
20 °C
1 3
voltage) ) specified for the equipment are, in accord- ( 1013 h Pa, 11g/m )
ance with the provisions if VDE Standard 0111 and IEC , .
Publication 71, based on standard atmospheric , , .
3
conditions (1013 h Pa, 20 ºC, and 11g/m water 1000m, 9%, ,
content ).i.e. sea lever. The insulating capacity of an VDE,IEC .
insulation in air decreases with increasing altitude as a
result of change in the air density, Standards prom-
ulgated by VDE, IEC and other disregard this decrease
in insulating capacity for altitude of up to 1000m, i.e.
the decrease of approximately 9% at this altitude is still
permissible.
The standards provide no guideline for altitudes of 1000m

more than 1000 m with respect to insulation ratings; , .
they leave this up to an agreement between manufa-
cturer and user.
Our own recommendation is as follows: , :

Since this method used for rating insulation up to 1000m
altitudes of 1000 m has proved to be satisfactory, it , . a
should also be applied to higher altitudes. The altitude 1000m ,
correction factor a should therefore be based on the 9%( 0.91 1/1.1).
insulating capacity at 1000m, which is lower by 9%
(corresponding to 0.91 or 1/1.1) than the capacity at
sea level.
The following expression thus applies for the selection :
of the equipment:
2 2
Rated withstand voltage to be selected ) )
2 2
Required rated withstand voltage ) )
> >
(1.1xa) (1.1xa)
Example: :
Site altitude above sea level 3000 m 3000 m
Required rated impulse withstand voltage 95kV 95kV
(For a 15kV system according to ANSI) ( 15kV ANSI )
Correction factor a 0,73 a 0.73
(According to Fig. 1/3) ( 1/3)
Rated impulse withstand voltage to be selected: :
95kV 95kV
=118kV =118kV
1.1x0.73 1.1x0.73
Switchgear with a rated voltage of 24kV, List2 (rated 24kV, 2( 125 kV)
lightning impulse withstand voltage of 125kV) meet this .
requirement.
The actual insulating capacity at the site is then
3 2 3 2
withstand voltage ) = a*rated withstand voltage ) )=a* )
of the selected switchgear unit.
Correction factor/
.1/3
Relationship between the correction factor a and the
site altitude.
a .
Altitude of site above sea level/

The following definitions apply: :
1
) Rated withstand voltage2)=require value corresponding to 1
) 2
)= DIN,VDE,IEC
the provision of DIN ,VDE,IEC for sea level
withstand voltage 3)= actual value for the given altitude 3
)= .
2 2
) Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage )
Rated power frequency withstand voltage
3 3
) Lightning impulse withstand voltage )
Power frequency withstand voltage
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Electrical data
3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker 3AH1
1 2 3 4 2 6 7 8 9 10 11
U UW Us ISC tth MLFB In Ima D.C. PA
1 to 7th place
st
8th place- 800A 1250A 2000A 2500A 3150A
(kV) (kV) (kV) (kA) (s) 1 7 8 - 1 2 4 6 7 (kA) (%) (mm)
7.2 60 20 20 3 3AH1 053-* 50 36 210 EK
25 3AH1 054-* 63 210
31.5 3AH1 055-* 80 210
40 3AH1 056-* 100 210 EU

12 75 28 20 3 3AH1 113-** 50 36 210 EK
25 3AH1 104-** 63 160
25 3AH1 114-** 63 210
31.5 3AH1 105-** 80 160
31.5 3AH1 115-** 80 210
40 3AH1 116-** 100 210 EU

15 95 36 20 3 3AH1 163-** 50 36 210 EK
25 3AH1 154-** 63 160
25 3AH1 164-** 63 210
31.5 3AH1 165-** 80 210
40 3AH1 166-** 100 210 EU

17.5 95 38 20 3 3AH1 213-** 50 36 210 EK
25 3AH1 204-** 63 160
25 3AH1 214-** 63 210
31.5 3AH1 215-** 80 210

24 125 50 16 3 3AH1 252- 40 36 210 EK
16 3AH1 262- 40 275
20 3AH1 253- 50 210
20 3AH1 263- 50 275
20 3AH1 273- 50 210
20 3AH1 283- 50 275
25 3AH1 254- 63 210
20 3AH1 264- 63 275
20 3AH1 274- 63 210
20 3AH1 284- 63 275

* Up to 32kV on request: ** Up to 42 kV on request * 32 kV: ** 42kV
Note: available :
1. Rated voltage (maximum permissible system voltage) at 50 to 1. ( ) 50-60Hz
60Hz.
2. Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage (peak value) 2. ( )
3. Rated power frequency withstand voltage (RMS value) 3. ( )
4. Rated short-circuit current 4.
5. Rated short-circuit duration 5.
6. Type designation 6.
7. Rated normal current 7.
8. Rated short-circuit making current 8.
9. DC component of rated short-circuit breaking current 9.
10. Pole center distance 10.
11. Switching duties U= Rapid load transfer 11. U=
K= rapid auto-reclosure +U K= +U
E= electrical operating energy E=
Fig.1/4 electrical data for 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker .1/4 3AH1 - 1/5 -

Operating times
Closing time/ ms <75

Spring charging time/ s <15
Opening time/ Shunt release/ (Y1) ms <65
Supplementary release 3AX11/ (Y2) ms <45
3AX11 (Y4) ms <45
(Y7) ms <45
Arcing time/ ms <15
Break time/ Shunt release/ (Y1) ms <80
3AX11 (Y4) ms <60
(Y7) ms <60
Dead time/ ms 300
Close-open-time/ Shunt release/ (Y1) ms <80
3AX11 (Y4) ms <65
(Y7) ms <65
Minimum pulse duration/
″Close″/″ ″ Closing solenoid/ (Y9) ms 45

″Trip″ / ″ ″ Shunt release/ (Y1) ms 40
″Trip″ / ″ ″ Supplementary release 3AX11 (Y2) ms 20
3AX11 (Y4) ms 20
(Y7) ms 20
min. pulse duration of breaker tripping signal/ 15
Fig.1/5 operating times/ .1/5
Closing time = the interval of time between the initiation of =

the closing operation and the instant when the contacts .
touch in all poles.
Opening time = the interval of time between the initiation of =
the opening operation and the instant when the contacts .
separate in all poles.
Arc time = the interval of time between the instant of the = .
first initiation of an arc and the instant of final arc extinction
in all poles.
Breaking time = the interval of time between the beginning = .
of the opening time of a circuit breaker and the end of the
arcing time.
Close-open-time = the interval of time (in a make-break - =
operation cycle) between the instant when the contacts .
touch in the first pole in the closing process, and the instant
when the arcing contacts separate in all poles in the
subsequent opening process
Switching duties 3AH1 .
The operating mechanisms of the 3AH1 circuit-breakers are
40kA ; 31.5kA
suitable for rapid auto-reclosure. Breakers for a rated short-
circuit breaking current of 40kA are, at rated data levels,
suitable for rapid load transfer; up to 31.5kA they can also
be used for rapid auto-reclosure.
Motor operating mechanism
The maximum DC power input is 500 W (approx.) the 500W. 650VA.
maximum AC power input is 650VA (approx.). During part .
of the short spring charging time the motor operate in the .1/6 .(
overload range. The recommended rating for motion , )
protection devices are shown in Fig.1/6 (the protection
devices are not supplied with the vacuum breakers and
must be ordered separately)
Rated supply voltage DC24V DC48V DC60V DC/AC 110V DC220V/AC230V
50/60HZ 50/60HZ
Recommended rating of protection device* 8A 6A 4A 2A 1.6A
*
*) 8RL74, G
*) MCB assembly TYPE 8RL54 or MCB with G characteristic *) 8RL54 G

Fig.1/6 Rated currents of motor protection device. .1/6
The supply voltage may deviate from the rated value by -15% +10% .
-15% to +10%.
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Auxiliary switch (S1) 3SV92 (S1) 3SV92
Two versions of the auxiliary switch can be supplied. .
The standard version is fitted with 6 NO contacts and 6 6 . 12 12 .
6 NC contacts. The extended version is fitted with
12NO contacts and 12NC contracts.
Rated insulation voltage: AC/DC 250 V : AC/DC 250V

Insulation class : C acc. to DIN VDE 0110 : C DIN VDE 0110
Current : 10A : 10A
Making capacity: 50A : 50A
Breaking capacity/
AC 40 to 60 Hz/ 40~60Hz DC/
Voltage Operational current Voltage Operational current/
I (A)
U (V) I (A) U (V) Resistive load/ Inductive load/
(T=20ms)
<230V 10 24 10 10
48 10 9
60 9 7
110 5 4
220 2.5 2
Fig.1/7 Breaking capacity of 3SV92 auxiliary switch
.1/7 3SV92
Low-voltage plug connector (X0) (X0)
The control elements of the 3AH1 vacuum circuit- 3AH1

breaker provided in the mechanism housing are wired (X0), 64 .
for external connection to the plug connector(X0). The
standard version is provided with a 64-pole plug
connector.
Shunt closing release (Y9) 3AY1510 (Y9) 3AY1510

The closing solenoid unlatches the charged closing ,
spring and thus closes the circuit-breaker electrically . , , .
It is available for both AC and DC operation. After
completion of a closing operation, the closing solenoid
is de-energized internally.
Power consumption approx. 100 W/VA 100 W/VA
Shunt releases (shunt opening releases) ( )

The shunt releases are used for automatic tripping of
circuit-breakers by means of appropriate protective ,
relays and for deliberate tripping by other electrical . ,
means. They are designed for connection to external ,
voltage (DC or AC voltage). In special cases, for
deliberate tripping, they can also be connected to a
voltage transformer.
Shunt releases based on two different operating

principles are used.
Shunt release (Y1) 3AY1510 (Y1) 3AY1510

The 3AY1510 shunt release is used as standard in the 3AY1510 .
basic circuit-breaker version, with this design, the " " ,
electrically supplied tripping pulse is passed to the .
″open″ latching mechanism by means of a direct-action
solenoid armature and the circuit-breaker is thus
opened.
Power consumption approx. 100 W/VA 100 W/VA

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Shunt release (Y2) 3AX1101 1) (Y2) 3AX1101 1).
The 3AX1101 shunt release is fitted if more than one , 3AX1101 .
shunt release is required. With its design, the electrical , ,
opening command is transferred in boosted form to the , .
″Open″ latching mechanism via a solenoid armature
through unlatching of a energy store and thus the
circuit-breaker is opened.
Power consumption max. 65VA or 65W : 65VA/65W
Undervoltage release (Y7) 3AX1103 1) (Y7) 3AX1103 1)
Undervoltage release consist of a stored-energy ,
mechanism, an unlatching mechanism and an , ,
electromagnet system which is connected continuously . , ,
to the supply when the circuit-breaker is in the close .
state. If this voltage drops to below a certain value the
unlatching mechanism is released and opening of the
circuit-breaker is thus initiated via the stored-energy
mechanism.
The deliberate tripping of undervoltage release
generally takes place via an NC contact in the tripping .
circuit. But it can also be carried out via an NO contact
by short-circuiting of the magnet coil. With this type of , (
tripping, the short-circuit current is limited by the built-in 4/3)
resistors (see circuit diagram Fig.3/4)
Under voltage releases can also be connected to
voltage transformers. When the operating voltage ,
drops to impermissibly low levels, the circuit-breaker is , .
tripped automatically.
Power consumption approx. 18 W/27 VA : 18W/27VA
CT-Operated release (Y4) 3AX1102 1) (Y4) 3AX1102 1)
CT-operated releases consist of a stored-energy ,
mechanism, an unlatching mechanism and an .
electromagnet system. When the tripping current is 90% , ,
exceeded (90% of the CT-operated release rated . ,
current) the unlatching device of the stored-energy .
mechanism is released and thus opening of the circuit-
breaker is initiated. In addition to the primary current
transformer, matching transformers are required for
application of the CT-operated releases.
Power consumption for 0.5A and 1A=20VA at 90% of 0.5A 1A , 90%
the rated current and with open armature. , , 20VA
Breaker tripping signal, cut-out switches (S6 S6 S7
and S7)
When the vacuum circuit-breaker is tripped by means , S6
of a release, the position switch S6 briefly makes , . ,
contact. This contact making can be used for S7 .
signalling. In the event of intentional mechanical
tripping, the cut-out switch S7 breaks this contact.
1
Electrical local closing 1) )
In the basic version, the closing spring must be , ,
released mechanically if the breaker is to be closed . .
locally. A version with electrical local closing can also .
be supplied. In this version, the making circuit of the
circuit-breaker is activated electrically via a push- . ,
button. In this way, allowance can also be made for .
station-specific interlocks, and undesired making
operations prevented. For example, interlocking of the
circuit-breaker is possible via the auxiliary contact of a
disconnector.
Circuit-breaker with electrical local closing cannot be .
closed mechanical.
1 1
) Can be ordered on request, retrofitting possible. ) , ..
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Varistor module (V1 to V3) 3AX1526 1) (V1 to V3) 3AX1526 1)
The disconnection of inductive loads in DC circuits may
cause switching overvoltage which pose a risk to . ,
electronic control units. In order to prevent this, the ( , ,
inductances of the circuit-breaker mechanism and ( ). 3AX1526
control (motor, closing solenoid, shunt release and 60V-220V;
auxiliary contactor) can be connected to varistor (with 500V .
DC operation). For rated operating voltage of 60V to .
220V DC the varistor module 3AX1526 is available as
an accessory; it limits the overvoltage to about 500V.
The module contains 2 separate varistor circuits.
Interlocking
Mechanical interlocking1) 1
)
Operating mechanism of disconnectors can be fitted .
with a mechanical switchgear interlocking facility. The .
disconnector and the associated circuit-breaker are in
this case interlocked mechanically.
The sensing parts check the switch position of the , ,
circuit-breaker and prevent if from closing mechanically
and electrically if the associated disconnector is not in , . ,
a position to allow safe operation. On the other hand, , .
the disconnector is prevented from being operated
when the circuit-breaker is closed.
The mechanical interlocking facility can also be used to .

interlock breaker trucks or draw-out breaker parts.
Electrical interlocking
Circuit-breakers can be incorporated in solenoid feeder
or substation interlocking schemes. With electrical ,
interlocking, a magnetic lock-out is fitted on the dis- ,
connector or its operating mechanism. This lock-out is , .
actuated via an auxiliary contact of the circuit-breaker
in such a way that the disconnector is prevented from
being operated only when the circuit-breaker is open.
The circuit-breaker is, on the other hand, controlled by , .

the disconnector or its operating mechanism in such a , . ,
way that it can only be closed when the disconnector is .
in its end positions. For this purpose, the electrical local
closing facility must be provided in the circuit-breaker
operating mechanism.
Dimensions and weight
The dimensions and weights of the vacuum circuit- .
breaker are shown in the relevant drawings.
For planning purposes, the drawings showing detailed ,

overall dimensions, can be ordered through the .
appropriate Siemens agency.
The weight is also stated on the breaker rating plate. .
1) can be ordered on request, retrofitting possible. 1) , .
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Description
Construction
The vacuum circuit-breaker consists of the mechanism (60.), 3 (19.)
housing (60.), the 3-pole assemblies (19.) with vacuum (30.), (16.1 16.2),
interrupter (30.), cast-resin post insulators (16.1and (28.2 28.3) and (48.).
16.2), struts (28.2 and 28.3) and of the operating rods
(48.).
Each of three pole assemblies (19.), is supported by (19.), (16.1

two cast-resin post insulators (16.1and 16.2), which are 16.2) ,
bolted to the traverses (14.1 and 14.2) respectively. (14.1 14.2 ).
The main features of the 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker 3AH1 2/1.

are shown in Fig.2/1.
Fig.2/1 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker

2/1 3AH1
The mechanism housing (60.) accommodates all (60.)

electrical and mechanical elements required for . .2/2 .
opening and closing the vacuum circuit-breaker. Fig.
2/2 shows the arrangement of the individual modules in
the mechanism housing.
On vacuum circuit-breakers with pole assemblies as .2/4 (2/3 ),
illustrated in Fig.2/4 (page2/3), no opening spring (64.)
is required, as the contact pressure spring (49.) on this (64.), (49.)
version perform an opening function.
The mechanism housing has a detachable cover
60.1(Fig.2/3). 60.1( .2/3).
This cover (60.1) has cutouts for the actuating and
indicating devices. (60.1) .
The vacuum circuit-breaker is closed by means of the
pushbutton (53.). The motor (50.4) immediately (53.) . (50.4)
recharges the closing spring (62.). In the event of (62.) . ,
motor power supply failure, the closing spring can be (50.) .
charged by means of a hand crank (50.). The cover (50.1), (50.2)
includes an opening (50.1) for the hand crank, behind (50.5). (55.)
which the hand crank coupling (50.5) of the gearing . (59.) ( - ).
(50.2) is located. The stored-energy mechanism state (58.) . (51.)
is shown by the indicator (55.). The indicator (59.) (51.1) .
shows the breaker state (ON-OFF). The operating
cycle counter (58.) indicates the number of charging
operations. The rating plate (51.) is attached to the
mechanism housing but visible through an opening
(51.1) in the cover.
The movement is transmitted to the pole assemblies (48.) .
via moulded-plastic operating rods (48.). - 2/1 -

Fig. 2/2 View of an open mechanism housing
. 2/2
Fig. 2/3 Actuating and indicating devices

. 2/3
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There are two pole assembly versions for the vacuum 3AH1 ,
circuit-breaker, each depending on the rated normal .( . 2/4 2/5).
current and on the rated short-circuit breaking current
(see Fig. 2/4 and 2/5).
Fig. 2/4 3AH1 pole assembly

. 2/4 3AH1
Fig. 2/5 3AH1 pole assembly

. 2/5 3AH1
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Vacuum interrupters
The basic construction of the vacuum interrupters for 3AH1 2/6.

the 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker is shown in the
sectional view in Fig.2/6.
Depending on its type, the vacuum interrupter (30.) is , (30) ( )

fixed to the upper interrupter support (20.). The fixed (20.) . (31.)
contact piece (31.) is connected directly with the (36.) (36.1)
housing. The moving contact piece (36.) is fixed to the (35.) . (34.) .
terminal bolt (36.1) and is located centrally in the guide
(35.). The metal bellows (34.) forms the vacuum-proof
connection to the interrupter housing.
Fig.2/6 vacuum interrupter

. 2/6
The vacuum interrupters fitted in the 3AH1 vacuum 3AH1 ,

circuit-breaker are type-approved in accordance with X . (
the X-ray regulations of the Federal Republic of 144 ) 5 8 DIN VDE/IEC
Germany. They conform to the requirements of the X- X .
ray regulations of January 8, 1987 (Federal LAW
Gazette Page 144) §8 and annex section 5 up to
rated short-time AC voltage stipulated in accordance
with DIN VDE/IEC.
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Complement
The basic version of the vacuum circuit-breaker :

comprises:
Electrical operating mechanism (charging motor) ( )

With mechanical and electrical
anti-pumping feature (M1) (M1)
Closing solenoid (Y9) (Y9)
Shunt release (Y1) 1 (Y1)
Low-voltage plug connector, 64-pole (X0) 64 (X0)
with grommet sleeve housing
Auxiliary switch 6NO+6NC (S1) 6 +6 (S1)
Position switch for signaling
"Closing spring charged" (S41, S42) " " (S41, S42)
Breaker tripping signal, cut-out switch (S6, S7) (S6, S7)
Operating cycle counter
Each 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker can be equipped 3AH1 :

with the following supplementary devices:
Extended auxiliary switch 12NO+12NC (S1) 12 +12 (S1)

Shunt release 3AX1101 (Y2) 2 3AX1101 (Y2)
Current transformer-operated release 3AX1102 (Y4) 3AX1102 (Y4)
Undervoltage release 3AX1103 (Y7) 3AX1103 (Y7)
Electrical manual closing (S14, S15) (S14, S15)
Electromechanical interlock (S12) (S12)
In addition to the standard shunt release Y1, the 3AH1 Y1 , 3AH1

vacuum circuit-breaker can be fitted with a maximum of 3AX 11.
two release of type 3AX 11
The permissible combination of supplementary HG 11.

equipment and special versions are stated in catalogue
HG 11.
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Installation
Installing in cubicle or on truck
The 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker are supplied in the 3AH ″
open state with the ″closing spring discharged″ ″ (55.). 3AH1 ,
indication (55.) visible. Before installing the 3AH1 V- ( ).
breaker, remove the transport device (skids and
spacers). Mount face loose supplied phase barrier in
accordance with the supplied drawings.
Before installing the 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker in a ,

cubicle or a truck check its rating plate data (to avoid ( )
confusion) and compare the rated voltage indicated in .
the delivery papers with the power supply voltage
available at the site.
On the vacuum circuit-breaker with undervoltage (Y7) 3AX1103 ,

release (Y7) 3AX1103, the arresting screw of the A B (
hammer must be moved from position A to B (see (60.) .
annex to operating instructions for release or note card
in mechanism housing [60.] of vacuum circuit-breaker).
The mechanism housing has six fixing holes - two at - , -

the top and four at the bottom-to suit the various types ( .3/1). M12
of installation (Fig.3/1). Use at least four M12 fixing , 8 .
bolts of strength class 8.
When installing the breaker in a rack or flame the four (

lugs (14.3) supplied as loose items may also be used. ) (14.3) , 8 M12 ,
Eight M12 fixing bolts of strength class 8 must be used 8 .
here.
The rack or frame must be adapted to the operating
conditions and have adequate load bearing capacity .
and stability.
.
View Y/ Y
Fig.3/1 Means of fixing 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker

.3/1 3AH1
View Z/ Z
Flat bar connection
Prior to fitting the conductors fix them so as to ensure ,

smooth contact with their connecting parts and with the .
holes in full alignment.
Rub the contact faces to be bolted together with criss-

crossing strokes using a wire brush until bright metal .
shows and wipe then with a clean rag.
Note! Copper-sprayed and spray silver-plated surfaces ! .

should be cleaned a rag and not brushed. - 3/1 -

Differing contact materials (AL/CU) must not be worked ( / ) ,
with the same cleaning tool. Thinly grease the bright ( Shell 8420)
1
contact faces with acid-free Vaseline (e.g. Shell , ).
1
Vaseline 8420) and bolt them together immediately ).
Use the appropriate M12 nuts and bolts of strength 8 M12 ,

class 8 and corresponding spring elements and plain .
washers.
Note! When tightening the terminal screws, counteract ! , ,

the torque (70Nm~7mkp) by resisting it with a suitable 70Nm~7mkp.
spanner or socket wrench.
Control leads
Vacuum circuit-breaker of standard design are 64 X0 (68.7.1).
2
provided with a 64-pole low-voltage plug connector X0 1.5mm
(68.7.1). The corresponding plug for external , .(
connection is designed for crimp connection of control Harting 09 99 000 01 10 09 99
2 2
leads with a nominal section area of 1.5mm . Use only 000 0111) ).
crimping tools (e.g. Harting crimp tongs 09 99 000 01
2
10 with positioning sleeve 09 99 000 0111) ).
Make reference to the circuit diagram supplied. .
Earthing
Connect the vacuum circuit-breaker to the appropriate (60.)

high voltage protective earth by means of the suitable M12 (70.).
marked M12 (70.) terminal on the top of the ,
mechanism housing (60.) using flat copper, copper (DIN VDE 0141/7.76 5.3).
cable or hot galvanized steel strip (DIN VDE 0141/7.76
Item 5.3).
Circuit documents
The wiring and connection of circuit-breaker is shown ,
in the circuit diagram supplied, depending on the .
particular model and complement.
Typical circuit diagram for circuit-breaker are shown in . 3/2 3/4.

Fig. 3/2 and 3/4.
1
) Shell–Vaseline 8420, Deutsche Shell – AG Abt.
VSM Ü berseering 35, 22 297 Hamburg Postfach
60 05 55
2
) Harting Crimpzange, Harting Elektronic GmbH.
Marienwerder stra♣e3,32339 Espelkamp Postfach
1140.
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Function schematic diagram
Release "off"
"
Motor drive Closing and anti- 1st shunt Switch closing spring charged signal
pumping device release tripping signal
HA Manual tripping/
Fig.3/2 V circuit-breaker 3AH1 with mechanical manual HE Manual closing/
and electrical closing with 64-way plug connector K1 Anti-pumping contactor
.3/2 , 64
3AH1 M1 Motor operating mechanism/
P Energy store/
R1 Resistor/
Tripping via S1 Auxiliary switch/
Tripping via NC NC contact S21, S22 Position switches (cut-out motor after
contact
System wiring charging)
( )
S3 Position switch
(opens when closing spring charged )
( )
S41, S42 Position switch (signals charged state)
Breaker wiring
( )
S6, S7 Position switch (for switch tripped signal)
( )
X0 Low-voltage plug connector/
Y1 1st shunt release/
Y2 2nd shunt release/
Y7 Undervoltage release/
Y9 Closing solenoid/
System wiring
S10, S11 Position switches (mech. Pumping prevention)
( )
Fig.3/3 Typical circuit for connection of the undervoltage

release Y7
.3/3
Function Y7
schematic diagram - 3/3 -

Function schematic diagram
Extended auxiliary switch
Release "off"
"
-Y6 -Y5
-Y7
Electrical
manual 1st shunt 1st CT operated Switch
Motor drive Closing and anti- Closing spring charged signal
closing release release tripping signal
pumping device
Fig.3/4 V circuit-breaker 3AH1 with electrical manual closing with HA Manual tripping/
64-way plug connector HE Manual closing/
Example for extended fitting with Y4 and varistor circuit for DC K1 Anti-pumping contactor
.3/4 64 3AH1
Y4
M1 Motor operating mechanism/
P Energy store/
R1 Resistor/
S1 Auxiliary switch/
S21, S22 Position switches (cut-out motor after charging)
With this model, the auxiliary switch terminals are wired to the plug connector as illustrated
( )
S3 Position switches
(open when closing spring charged )
Auxiliary switch standard Auxiliary switch extended
( )
S41, S42 Position switches (signals charged state)
( )
S6, S7 Position switches (for switch tripped signal)
( )
X0 Low-voltage plug connector
Y1 1st shunt release/

Y2 2nd shunt release/
Y7 Y4 CT operated release/
Y9 Y7 Undervoltage release/
D7 B3 B8 C5 D8 D9 B9 C9 Y9 Closing solenoid/
S10, S11 Position switches (mech. pumping prevention)
Wiring not applicable if ( )
B Y2 (2nd shunt release) fitted B 2 Y2 V1, V2 Varistor module/
E Y7 (undervoltage release) fitted E Y7 - 3/4 -
! DANGER !
High voltage! !
touching of live will result in death or severe .
personal injury.
This equipment shall be operated only by

qualified personal after becoming thoroughly .
familiar with the respective instruction manual
and in particular all safety instruction.
! WARNING !
This equipment contains hazardous voltages ,
and mechanical parts which move at high .
speed and may be control remotely.
.
Non-observance of the safety instructions
can result in severe personal injury or :
property damaged. (60.1).
.
In particular: (19.) (48.).
Do not remove the cover (60.1). Do not reach
inside any openings in the operating mecha-
nism. Dot not touch pole assemblies
(19.) and operating rods (48.).
Commissioning
Prior to commissioning, check the V-breaker in :

accordance with the following points:
1. Clean them as applicable (for details refer to 1. ( 5/1.).

cleaning page 5/1.).
2. Check all fixing and terminal screws for tightness. 2. .
3. Examine the circuit-breaker for any external 3. , ,
damage, especially to the control leads, post .
insulators and interrupters.
! CAUTION !
The V-breaker may be operated only with the ,
original hand crank (50.), in order to avoid (50.).
injures as a result of the motor suddenly
starting up.
4. Charge the closing spring (62.) with the hand crank 4. (50.) (62.) ( .4/1),
(50.) (see Fig.4/1), press the ″close″ push-button ″ ″ (53.), , ″ ″ (54.)
(53.) and after closing, trip the breaker by pressing .
the ″open″ push-button (54.).
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On the 3AH1 V-breaker with undervoltage release (Y7) 3AX1103 3AH1
(Y7) 3AX1103, the arresting screw of the hammer , A B .
must be moved from position A to B.
5. For test operations with the motor mechanism 5. ,

switch on the supply voltage. The motor will start (62.) .
immediately and charge the closing spring (62.). . 4 ,
check the mechanical and electrical indication of .
the charging state of the closing spring. actuate the
mechanism as indicated under 4. And check the
mechanical and electrical state indication.
6. Check the auxiliary switch S1 (68.) and position 6. 3AH1 , S1 (68.)

switches (50.4.1) electrically in both end positions (50.4.1) .
by actuating the 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker.
7. Also check-by electrical actuation – the function of 7. Y9 (53.1)

the closing solenoid Y9 (53.1) and all fitted shunt .
release.
8. The cover (60.1) of the mechanism housing is fixed 8. (60.1) (60.11) .
by four bolts (60.11). When commissioning, check , 10Nm
that a tightening torque of 10Nm has been .
observed.
When correct functioning of the 3AH1 V-breaker has 3AH1 , .
been ascertained it can be put into service.
Charging the closing spring

When the supply voltage is applied the motor (50.4) , (50.4) (62.) .
automatically charges the closing spring (62.). Should , (50.) . .4/1
the supply fail the closing spring (62.) can also be , (50) (50.6) (50.1)
charged by hand crank (50.). In the lattercase, as (50.5) ,
shown in Fig 4/1. The hand crank is inserted with the (55.3)
forwards pushed adapter (50.6) through the opening ( .4/2).
(50.1) onto hand crank coupling (50.5) and turned
clockwise, until the symbol "closing spring
discharged shown in the indicator opening (55.3) is
changed to "closing spring charged (Fig. 4/2). (50.6)
The adapter (50.6) is designed so that the hand crank .
(50.) is decoupled on the recovery of the motor supply.
Fig.4/1 Charging the closing spring with the hand crank

4/1
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Closing
If operation is not blocked by the mechanical interlock,

press the ∀close∀ push-button (53.) or the correspond- , ″ ″ (53.)
ing control switch until the 3AH1 vacuum circuit- 3AH1
breaker closes and both indicates and signals this .
state.
After closing (and, if applicable, releasing of the

∀close∀ push-button (53.) the closing spring (62.) is (∀ ∀ (53.) ), (62.)
immediate- ,
ly and automatically recharged the "closing spring (55.).
charged (55.) and indication becomes visible once
again.
Tripping
The opening spring (64.) is charged during closing. (64.) .
To trip the breaker press the ∀open∀ push-button (54.) (54.)

or corresponding control switch until the V-breaker trips
and both indicates and signals this state. .
Fig.4/2 ∀Closing spring discharged∀
∀Closing spring charged∀

. 4/2
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Maintenance
Safety measure
! DANGER !
Maintenance, repair and subsequent conver- ,
sion work may be carried out only by specially .
trained personnel in accordance with the
operating instructions and/or special
conversion instructions. Training and
information sessions for personnel can be
provided by the competent Siemens
department
before starting any work on V-breakers, ,
reference must be made to the local safety , (DIN VDE 0105/07.83
regulations for high-voltage switchgear, e.g. 9 , 1 ).
the five safety rules (DIN VDE 0105/07.83 ( "
Part 1, item 9). Switch off the power supply " ),
and then close and open the V-breaker by .
hand ( V-breaker in open state "closing spring
discharged" indication visible), in order to
ensure that the closing spring is discharged.
Non-observation can result in death, severe .
personal injure or substantial property
damage.
Servicing
Under normal operating conditions, the 3AH1 vacuum , 3AH1 ,

circuit-breaker is maintenance-free. We recommend .
nonetheless a regular visual inspection.
Cleaning
To ensure the insulating capacity. It is necessary that . .
the insulating component are clean. Insulating .
components and external breaker parts must be wiped .
with a damp cloth. Use only warm water with the
addition of a mild liquid household detergent as
cleaning agent.
! WARNING !
Windings and terminals must not be touched ,
if the power supply has not been disconnect- .
ed. Non-observance can result in death or
serious personnel injury.
! CAUTION !
All springs of the operating mechanism must ,
be relaxed and the vacuum circuit-breaker ,"
be brought into the open state, "closing spring " .
discharged" indication visible.
Non-observance can result in personnel injury. .
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Abnormal conditions
If the 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker is used in 3AH1 ,

abnormally unfavourable indoor conditions (e.g. ( ).
frequent heavy condensation, dust-ridden air etc). , .
We recommend regular cleaning of the breaker .
external components and, if necessary, renewal of the
anti-corrosion protection. Only the following products
may be used for the respective working parts of the
VCB.
Bearing, sliding surface: , :

Isoflex Topas L32 Isoflex Topas L32
Klber- Lubrication KG Klber- Lubrication KG
Geisenhausener Strasse 7 Geisenhausener Strasse 7
Postfach 70 10 47 Postfach 70 10 47
81379 Munich 81379 Munich
Federal Republic of Germany Federal Republic of Germany
Bearings inaccessible to grease and bearings of the S1 :

auxiliary switch S1:
SHELL Tellus Oil 32 SHELL Tellus Oil 32
SHELL oil trade company GmbH SHELL oil trade company GmbH
Zitadellenstrasse 5 Zitadellenstrasse 5
P.O.Box 900915 P.O.Box 900915
21079 Hamburg 21079 Hamburg
Federal Republic of Germany Federal Republic of Germany
Joints and bearings which cannot be dismantled must

not be treated with a cleaning agent prior to .
reapplication of anti-corrosives.
After renewal of the anti-corrosion protection, several ,

mechanical test-switching operations should be .
performed on the vacuum circuit-breaker.
Lubricants (for special conditions) are available from ( )

the Siemens agent responsible: :
Order No
180 g Klber-Isoflex topas L32 3AX1133-3A 180 g Klber-Isoflex topas L32 3AX1133-3A
and 50 g SHELL Tellus Oil 32 and 50 g SHELL Tellus Oil 32
180 g Klber-Isoflex topas L32 3AX1133-3H 180 g Klber-Isoflex topas L32 3AX1133-3H
50 g SHELL Tellus Oil 32 3AX1133-2G 50 g SHELL Tellus Oil 32 3AX1133-2G
1kg SHELL Tellus Oil 32 3AX1133-2D 1kg SHELL Tellus Oil 32 3AX1133-2D
1kg Klber-Isoflex Topas L32 3AX1133-3E 1kg Klber-Isoflex Topas L32 3AX1133-3E
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Checking the contact system
The contact system is subject to wear both by contact .
erosion and by compression of the contact pieces and ,
the guide bolts. To check the contact wear, a marking ( . 5/1). (10.)
is provided on the lower interrupter support (Fig. 5/1). (10.1) .
The position of the indicator (10.) relative to the stripe ,
(10.1) in closed state indicates changes in the contact .
system. The breaker may be operated only when the
indicator is within the range of the stripe.
Fig.5/1 Check mark
Checking the vacuum
Such a check should be made if there is any risk of an , .

interrupter having developed a leak. Busbar and cable . .
connections must be split. The check is performed with .
an HV test unit. If necessary, further information may
be obtained from the appropriate Siemens Regional
Office.
Service life of vacuum interrupter
The maximum permissible number of mechanical 10,000 .

operating cycles is 10,000. The permissible number of .5/2.
operating cycles as a function of the breaking current is , (
shown in Fig.5/2. When this permissible maximum has ). / .
been attained, the interrupters or the complete pole
assemblies (depending on the version) must be
renewed. Detailed instructions are supplied with the
replacement interrupters/pole assemblies.
When ordering replacement interrupters or pole / , ,

assemblies, state the circuit-breaker type, design code ( ).
and serial number (see name plate).
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Determination of the load characteristic number/
Rated voltage Rated short-circuit breaking current Load characteristic number at rated normal current
kV kA 800A 1250A 2000A 2500A 3150A

7.2 20 1 1 - - -
25 1 1 2 2 -
31.5 - 2 2 2 -
40 - 3 3 3 3
12 20 1 1 - - -
25 1 1 2 2 -
31.5 - 2 2 2 -
40 - 3 3 3 3
15 20 1 1 - - -
25 1 1 2 2 -
31.5 - 2 2 2 -
40 - 3 3 3 -
17.5 20 1 1 - - -
25 1 1 2 2 -
31.5 - 2 2 2 -
24 16 4 4 - -
20 - 5 5 5
25 - 5 5 5
– break operations/
Breaking current/ (kA) Breaking current/ (kA)

4
5
Breaking current/ (kA) Breaking current/ (kA)
Permissible number of operating cycle as a function of breaking current In

In - 5/4 -
Accessories and spare parts
3AX 1530-2B :
A hand crank 3AX 1530-2B for charging the closing
spring can be supplied as an accessory:
,
Owing to the fact that all parts of this breaker type have ,
been optimized to the last the normal service life, it is .
not possible to recommend particular spare parts for
keeping in stock.
:
When ordering spare part state the following: 1. 3AH1 , ( ).
1. Type designation, design code and serial number
of the 3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker (see rating
plate) 2. ,
2. The designation and part number, making , .
reference to illustrations in these operating
instructions or to a photograph or sketch as
applicable. Alternatively, a sample may be
submitted.
Published by the
Power Transmission and Distribution Group
Schaltwerk Berlin Schaltwerk
Translated by
SLC PTD MC
Edition 1/March 2001 01/3 /2001
Subject to change
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Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

10. Indicator 54.2 Shunt release Y2 Y1

Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

Description 2/1~2/5 2/1~2/5

Installation 3/1~3/4 3/1~3/4

Operation 4/1~4/3 4/1~4/3

Maintenance 5/1~5/5 5/1~5/5

Note: The items illustrated in the Figures are : .

When ordering the operating instructions please 3ZX1812-0AH10-

Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

Non-observance of the safety instructions

Only qualified personnel should work on ,

The successful and safe operation of this

The vacuum circuit-breaker consists of the ,

The mounting position (relative to the vacuum ( ).

Under normal operating conditions, the vacuum , .

Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

Rated short circuit breaking current

Rated normal current

The rating plate which can be read in the operating , :

Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

Ambient temperature/humidity and loadability ,

Maximum value =+40°C =+40°C

Under these conditions condensation may occasionally , . 1/4 DIN

The maximum permissible load current as a function of 3AH1 , 1

3AH1 vacuum circuit-breaker

Fig.1/2 Maximum permissible load current as a function of the switch

Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

The standards provide no guideline for altitudes of 1000m

Our own recommendation is as follows: , :

Altitude of site above sea level/

Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

7.2 60 20 20 3 3AH1 053-* 50 36 210 EK

25 3AH1 054-* 63 210

31.5 3AH1 055-* 80 210

40 3AH1 056-* 100 210 EU

25 3AH1 104-** 63 160

25 3AH1 114-** 63 210

31.5 3AH1 105-** 80 160

31.5 3AH1 115-** 80 210

40 3AH1 116-** 100 210 EU

25 3AH1 154-** 63 160

25 3AH1 164-** 63 210

31.5 3AH1 165-** 80 210

40 3AH1 166-** 100 210 EU

25 3AH1 204-** 63 160

25 3AH1 214-** 63 210

31.5 3AH1 215-** 80 210

16 3AH1 262- 40 275

20 3AH1 253- 50 210

20 3AH1 263- 50 275

20 3AH1 273- 50 210

20 3AH1 283- 50 275

25 3AH1 254- 63 210

20 3AH1 264- 63 275

20 3AH1 274- 63 210

20 3AH1 284- 63 275

Operating Instruction Siemens 3AH1 / 3AH1

Closing time/ ms <75

″Close″/″ ″ Closing solenoid/ (Y9) ms 45

Closing time = the interval of time between the initiation of =

) MCB assembly TYPE 8RL54 or MCB with G characteristic ) 8RL54 G