Technical - Guide - Xenergy Switchboar
Technical - Guide - Xenergy Switchboar
Technical - Guide - Xenergy Switchboar
Technical Guide –
xEnergy
Switchboard systems
xEnergy:
Controls systematically.
Saves in three ways.
Thinks ahead.
With Eaton, you have a The xEnergy system range matically planned – from the other words to dominate it. The
business partner who sup- thinks ahead. This means it is switchgear and fitting system system is module-based and of-
ports your expertise in every designed to meet constantly technology to enclosures and fers smart combination options.
respect. With Eaton xEnergy, increasing requirements. software tools.
you have a switchboard Geared towards a maximum of And there is a wide range of
system that provides you efficiency in implementing your Systematic switching = benefits for you. They do not
with a wide variety of options individual projects, Eaton xEnergy Shaping the future only include the optimal added
for reliable power distribution provides optimum conditions You too should opt for this value in your own panel building
and individual solutions to for building-infrastructure up to technically sophisticated and business and the certainty that –
meet your customers‘ needs. 5000 A. cost-effective unit of switchgear with Eaton – you will always
and protective devices, fitting be building state-of-the-art and
Every single function module systems and switchboard sys- safety-tested panels. They will
in this switchgear assembly is tems. It helps you to optimally also help you to save time,
perfectly prepared and syste- switch and control power, in money and space.
IZM NZM
The variable circuit breaker The compact circuit breaker
up to 6300 A up to 1600 A
Its module width will increase Available in four breaking
depending on the rated cur- capacity levels, compact and
rent, while height and depth space-saving, suitable as a
of the switchgear will remain main circuit breaker for ma-
the same. Increased operatio- chinery controlgear, incoming
nal availability thanks to its supply switches in installation
robustness and the ability to distribution boards or outgoing
communicate, cost-optimized switches in power distribution
planning thanks to modular boards, for xEnergy and xVTL,
design, suitable for worldwide for worldwide use.
use, with xEnergy and xVTL.
NEW!
XR Removable XW Withdrawable
• Power outgoers with circuit breakers and • Power outgoers with circuit breakers up to 630 A
strip type switch-disconnector-fuse, up to • Outgoers for motor starters up to 250 KW
630 A • Empty drawers for individual applications
• Empty modules for individual applications • Easy and uniform handling for all drawer sizes
• Plug-in modules and strip type switch- • Drawers can be replaced under live-line working conditions
disconnector-fuse can be replaced under • Internal separation up to form 4
live-line working conditions • Unambiguous position indicator for operating, test or
• Internal separation up to form 4 de-energized status
• Easy maintenance and reduced down times • Easy maintenance without the need of using any special tools
for replacement jobs
• Minimum down times
IEC/EN 61439
Eaton implements the new To ensure the safety of low- Innovations at a glance • The term “TTA Switchgear
series of standards for low- voltage switchgear assemblies, The new standard makes a assembly and controlgear
voltage switchgear assemblies many and the most varied difference between the manu- assembly according to
as early as NOW – and makes characteristics of the individual facturers – as usually practiced – IEC/EN 60439-1“ will be
it significantly easier for panel components need to be harmo- between the original manu- replaced by:
builders to do their job. nized and defined in a generally facturers on the one hand and ”Power switchgear and
applicable standard. the panel builders on the other controlgear assembly
So far the IEC/EN60439 series hand. These two parties involved according to IEC/EN 61439-2,
of standards covered this in building a switchboard design verification by testing“.
requirement. As of 2014, it will system have to separately
be replaced by a new standard. provide evidence of conformity • If the panel builder carries out
But Eaton builds its switchgear to show that the part each one changes in the original system
in line with the new standard as is responsible for meets the of a switchgear and controlgear
of now. requirements of the standard. assembly that are not covered
in the design verification, these
This actually means that the pa- changes must be specified in
nel builder now has to pay a lot a separate design-verification
more attention to providing the document.
evidence of conformity for his
part of the technical execution. • The new standard also includes
requirements of the standard
• The distinction between for empty enclosures, such as
“type-tested assembly TTA“ resistance to corrosion,
and “partially type-tested resistance to heat of enclosure
assembly PTTA“ no longer parts made of insulating material
exists in the new standard. and protection against mecha-
nical impacts.
• Evidence of conformity with
the standard is provided xEnergy, in conformity with
through design verifications, the standard
they include tests, calculations As an original manufacturer,
and the verification of whether we will continue to provide
the design rules have been evidence of conformity for the
respected – i.e. that from now system in the future as well.
on the systems will be design- In order to make it easier for
verified. Panel builders who the panel builder to provide
already build TTAs now do not evidence of conformity for his
have to expect many changes. part of the responsibility, a large
number of applications have
• The panel builder can-depending been split up into standardized
on the type of system – choose modules and the design
between three different ways verification by testing has been
of providing evidence of carried out for them to provide
conformity: the evidence of conformity.
Verification by testing, These modules, assembled in
Verification by design rules or accordance with the correspon-
Verification by calculation. ding instructions, will enable
All of them are equally valid, you to carry out your projects in
as defined by the standard. a cost-effective way and in com-
pliance with the requirements
of the standard.
Service / Support / Software
Eaton actively supports the “Services in Automation“ initiative
of ZVEI (Association of the German electrical and electronics
industry). For the services we offer, this means: The services
are tailored to the customer’s needs, they are easy to identify,
they guarantee that the competences required for the services
offered are available and that the results and performance data
are defined together with the customer.
Service
Design-verified Delivery according to The system offer is optimized
for the incorporation of interna-
quality customer’s needs tionally available Eaton switch-
gear and protective devices and
Eaton is DIN ISO 9001 certified. Eaton offers the entire product it is completed by configuration
The quality of Eaton products range in flat-packed versions, and planning tools.
is reliable. For switchboard functionally packed as assembly The right tool for every project
systems, Eaton trusts in a mo- groups, or as cabinets pre- stage and safe power distribution!
dular design principle consisting assembled to customer speci-
of accurately fitting function fications. Short delivery times
modules, design-verified in make it easy to react to enquiries
accordance with the or modifications requested by
IEC/EN 61439 standard. the customer.
The system modules can be
arranged to comply with specific • Easy configuration and
national requirements such as ordering thanks to tools
DIN VDE, CEI, NF or UNE. that support the setup
of parts lists
So Eaton offers all relevant • Fast delivery ex warehouse
protective switchgear assem- thanks to lean logistic
blies in the respective degree processes
of protection up to 5000 A. • Easy handling of individual
In addition, design verification parts thanks to convenient
of the entire unit of switchgear, packaging units
fitting system technology and • Safe and time-saving
cabinet in accordance with assembly based on Eaton
IEC/EN 61439 provides for a assembly instructions
high level of safety.
Technical support
Eaton’s technical support is both The advantage of realizing Field Service:
competent and reliable. the first switchgear assembly +49 228602 3640
New customers are offered directly with the panel builder is
Product Support:
optional training on how to build an opportunity to communicate
SupportDistributionboard
a design-verified switchgear the optimal workflow.
[email protected]
assembly.
Website:
www.moeller.net/xEnergy
Software
xSpider
Planning notes
Eaton Engineering Tools Page 46
Setup instructions Page 47
Passive arc-fault protection Page 49
Dimensions Page 50
xEnergy power distribution
System description
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XP - Power sections
Incoming supplies, outgoers and couplings up to 5000 A
• cable connection from the top and bottom
• busbar positions rear-mounted - bottom/top mounted or running under the top panel
• section height 2000 mm / section depth 400/600/800/1000 (1000 = 800+200) mm
• internal separations up to Form 4
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XF - Outgoing sections - Fixed design
• Outgoers with circuit breakers PKZ, NZM, FAZ, switch fuse units and fuse switch disconnectors up to 630 A
• for busbar positions at the rear - top/bottom or running under the top panel
• section height 2000 mm / section depth 600/800 mm
Outgoing sections for outgoers up to 630 A in Outgoing sections for fixed outgoers up to 630 A
Form 2 in Form 4
• widths of 800/1000/1200 mm • widths of 800/1000/1200 mm
• module widths of 425 and 600 mm • module widths of 425 and 600 mm
• 3 or 4 poles • each module comes with its own front panel
• Form 2 • 3 or 4 poles
• IP31/55 • Form 4
• consistent mounting height of switchgear • IP31/55
• circuit breakers suitable for use with plug base • circuit breakers suitable for use with plug base -
• single-wing section door up to 800/1000 mm, 2-wing door for 1200 mm NZM3 with plug base ... in 800 mm deep sections
• suitable for switchgear with remote operation • suitable for switchgear with remote operation
• operation behind the door • separate doors to switchgear area and connection area
• dropper bar to be selected from 800-1600 A • transparent doors (glass doors) are possible
• separate set-up in 2 separate sections is possible, e.g. 600 mm/600 mm. • dropper bar to be selected from 800-1600 A
Switchgear area/ cable connection area • separate set-up in 2 separate sections is possible, e.g. 600 mm/600 mm.
Switchgear area/cable connection area
Outgoing sections for fuse strips Outgoing section for fuse strips Box solution
up to 630 A (SL) up to 630A with section dropper • widths of 600/1000/1200 mm
• module widths of 425/600 mm
• widths of 600/800/1000 mm bar up to 1600-3200 A (SL-I) • each module comes with its own door
• vertical position of fuse strips across two sections to the switchgear area
• IP31/ IP55 with door in section height • 3 or 4 poles
• widths of 600/800/1000 mm
• outgoers are possible downwards and upwards • fixed or withdrawable
• dropper bar to be selected from 1600-3200 A
• Form 2 • suitable for switchgear with remote operation
• Form 2
• operation from outside or behind the door • to be operated behind the door or with rotary
• fuse strips in vertical position
door coupling handle
• IP31/ IP55 with door as high as the section
• dropper bar to be selected from 800-1600 A
• outgoers are possible downwards and upwards
• empty and module panels for the set-up of out-
• up to 40% Cu savings
goers (RCD, FAZ ...)
• operation from outside or behind the door
• Form 4
• quick and easy mounting of fuse strips thanks to
• IP31/55
the double-bar system
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XR - Outgoing sections - Removable design
Outgoing sections for switch Plug-in module technology - out- Plug-in module technology - out-
fuse units (load disconnector going sections in Form 2 going sections in Form 4
units) up to 630 A (SSL) • widths of 800/1000/1200 mm • widths of 800/1000/1200 mm
• module width 600 mm • module width 600 mm
• widths of 600/800/1000/1200 mm
• Form 2 • Form 4
• suitable for rear-mounted main busbar HSS
• 3 or 4 poles • 3 or 4 poles
• horizontal and vertical position of fuse switch
• IP31/55 • IP31/55
disconnector strips is possible
• consistently equal mounting height of the • each module comes with its own front panel
• can be installed while energized (fuse strips)
switchgear • separate doors to switchgear area and
• IP31
• single-wing section door with 800/1000 mm, connection area
• outgoers are possible downwards and upwards
double-wing door with 1200 mm • transparent doors (glass doors) are possible
• Form 4
• suitable for switchgear with remote operation • empty plug-in module for the incorporation
• operation from outside
• to be operated behind the door of RCD, FAZ ...
• dropper bar selectable from 800-1600 A
• empty plug-in module for the incorporation • to be operated behind the door
of RCD, FAZ ... • dropper bar to be selected from 800-1600 A
• dropper bar selectable from 800-1600 A • separate set-up in 2 separate sections is
• separate set-up in 2 separate sections is possible, e.g. 600 mm/600 mm. Switchgear
possible, e.g. 600 mm/600 mm. Switchgear area/cable connection area
area/cable connection area
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XG - Empty sections for General equipment
Technical Data
Rear busbars up to 5000 A
Top busbars up to 3200 A
Standards/regulations IEC/EN 60439-1, IEC/EN 61439-2
Ambient temperature °C -5 up to +40, +35 (24h average value)
Relative humidity % 50 at 40°C
Protective measure Protection class I, protective conductor connection
Degree of protection 1) IP31, IP55 according to IEC/EN 60529
IK10
Rated insulation voltage Ui V 1000
Rated voltage Ue V 690
Insulation coordination III/3
Insulation voltage Uimp kV 8
Overvoltage category IV
Degree of pollution 3
Rated frequency Hz 40-60
Busbar rated current Ie A up to 5000
Busbar rated short-time withstand current IDW kA up to 100 (1s)
Busbar rated peak withstand current Ipk kA up to 220
Sheet thickness mm Door and frame = 2, rear, side and top panels = 1.5
Metal surfaces Electro-galvanized, powder-coated
Color RAL 7035 light-grey
Lock mechanism Espagnolette lock with 2 or 4 point locking and turn-lock
3 mm two-way key bit
On-site installation conditions Indoor installation according to IEC/EN 60439
Dimensions mm Width: 425 – 1350
Height: 2000 (optional 100 or 200 mm with plinth)
Depth: 400, 600, 800, 1000
1) The degree of protection of the fitted components - depending on the specifications given in the components catalogue -
must be taken into account.
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Tender text
· Ready to connect, steel-encapsulated low-voltage switchgear system · All transport units feature removable lifting eyebolts.
in multiple control panel design with type-tested installation systems · Equipment of the switchgear system with the following components,
to ICE/EN 61439-1 (VDE 0660 part 500), IEC/EN 61439-2 (VDE 0660 fixed installation method:
part 600-2).
· All construction parts for internal setup are hot-galvanized and fea-
ture pre-drilled holes at 25 mm intervals to DIN 43660.
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System description - main busbars and section depths
1600 A (2 x 40 x 10 mm²)
Busbar 2000 A (2 x 60 x 10 mm²)
Rated current Ie 800 A (1 x 40 x 10 mm²) 2500 A (2 x 80 x 10 mm²)
(Cu cross-sections) 1250 A (1 x 60 x 10 mm²) 3200 A (3 x 80 x 10 mm²) 4000 A (3 x 80 x 10 mm²) 5000 A 2x(3 x 80 x 10 mm²)
Rear-mounted
(side view)
2000
2000
600 800
1250 A (2 x 40 x 10 mm²)
1600 A (2 x 60 x 10 mm²)
Busbar 800 A (2 x 20 x 10 mm²) 2000 A (2 x 80 x 10 mm²)
Rated current Ie 1250 A (2 x 40 x 10 mm²) 2500 A (2 x 100 x 10 mm²)
(Cu cross-sections) 1600 A (2 x 60 x 10 mm²) 3200 A (2 x 120 x 10 mm²)
Top-mounted
(side view)
2000
2000
400 600
00155966_0 00155976_0
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XP Power sections for circuit breakers up to 5000 A
Mounting
plates
Busbar at the rear
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XP Power sections for circuit breakers up to 1600 A
Dimensions
· Section widths of 425, 600 or 800 mm
· Section height 2000 mm, optional with plinth of 100 or 200 mm
· Section depth 600 or 800 mm; section depth 800 mm only with rear-mounted
busbar
Connection area
· to cover up the connection copper you will need the connection area cover XKSA
· connection directly to a flag connector or to tunnel-type terminals
425
00160764_0
425
(600, 800)
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XP Power sections for circuit breakers up to 5000 A
For 5000 A
· for 5000 A, you need to use 2x(3x 80/10 Cu)
· as a general rule, for a 5000 A main busbar, you need to add an extra section of
200 mm depth to a section of 800 mm depth in order to create sufficient space
for the second main busbar
· to be able to establish a section/section connection, it is compulsory to use an
add-on frame of 175 mm width
Dimensions
· section widths of 425, 600, 800, 1000, 1100, 1200 or 1350 mm
· section height of 2000 mm, optionally with a plinth of 100
or 200 mm
· section depths of 600 or 800 mm; section depth of 800 mm only with rear-mount-
ed busbar
Kat_5000_LF_1
· rated current Ie 5000 A = section depths is 1000 (800 + 200) mm
425
For 5000 A, the red-coloured parts are Connection area
00160802_0
required in addition. · incoming supply lines from the top or from below; with top-mounted busbars
Section widths from 600 up to
incoming supply lines only possible from below
1200 mm, internal separation up
· connection directly to cable connector flags
to Form 4
or
· drill-free connection to cable connection system over the total width accessible
from the front
Internal separation
Kat_5000_LF_4
For 5000 A, the red-coloured up to Form 4
parts are required in addition.
Base
00160822_0
00160842_0
Cable connection system: drill-free connection over the total width of the section
Woehner_Kabelan accessible from the front (typ: KCSIY)
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XP Power sections - type of switchgear installation and section width for NZM
fk4810-1143d_13_07_1a
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XP Power sections - type of switchgear installation and section width for NZM
fk4810-1143d_13_07_1b
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XP Power sections - type of switchgear installation and section width for IZMX16/IZM20/32/40/63
fk4810-1143d_13_07_1c
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XF Outgoing sections for fixed modules up to 630 A, Form 2 Form 2
· for circuit breakers, motor starters, miniature circuit breakers and fuse switch dis-
connectors
· in horizontal and vertical position
· Installation of the switchgear on one mounting level on mounting plates in the
widths of 425 or 600 mm
· internal separation up to Form 2
· connection on the incoming side is provided for through a vertically arranged dropper
bar system, covered to be touch-proof (through mounting plates).
· cable connection is provided for on the side, in the right or left part of the distributor
section
· with a front door as high as the cabinet, ventilated, closed or transparent, door right
or left-hinged
· switchgear to be operated behind the door or with an extension shaft and a rotary
door coupling handle from outside
Horizontally fixed
circuit breaker Module height (U/mm)
3 poles 4 poles
25 A 2/50 -
40 A 4/100 4/100
63 A 4/100 -
160 A 4/100 6/150
300 A 6/150 8/200
00155896_0 00160863_0
630 A 8/2001) 10/2501)
Section widths of 600, 800 or 1000 mm,
1) Horizontal installation of NZM3 (up to 630 A) only on modules of 600 mm width
with door either closed or transparent
Vertically fixed
circuit breaker Module height1) Number of circuit breakers per module
(U/mm) 425 mm 600 mm
160 A 12/300 2 3
300 A 16/400 2/12) 3/22)
630 A 24/600 1 2/12)
1) Vertical installation of the switchgear preferably at the top/bottom of the
section, depending on the cable insertion. In case of vertical installation it may
be necessary to provide more height units for cable insertion.
2) 4 poles
67 U = 1900 mm (busbar rear-mounted)
64 U = 1600 mm (busbar top-mounted)
425 (600)
425 425 (600)
425
(425) 600 (800, 1000
600 , 1200) 80080
(1000)
0
00160892_0 00160917_0 00160917_0
Cable connection area in different installation positions for widths of 200 Installation of switchgear on pre-drilled mounting plates, with all fixing and connec-
and 400 mm. tion openings prepared for installation.
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XF Outgoing sections for fixed modules up to 630 A, Form 4 Form 4
· for circuit breakers, motor starters, miniature circuit breakers and fuse switch dis-
connectors
· in horizontal and vertical position
· the switchgear will be installed behind module covers and are positioned on one
operating level
· the module covers are provided with hinges; they can be turned which provides indi-
vidual access to each module
· Mounting plates in the widths of 425 or 600 mm
· installation of internal separations up to Form 41)
· connection on the incoming side is provided for on a vertically arranged dropper bar
system, covered to be touch-proof
· cable connection is provided for on the side, in the right or left part of the distributor
section
· the connection area can be accessed via a separate door to the cable connection area
and can be separated from busbars and switchgear area
· switchgear to be operated from outside, via cut-outs in the module covers
· can optionally be equipped with a front door as high as the cabinet, ventilated, closed
or transparent, with right or left door hinges
00122777_0
Installation of switchgear on pre-drilled mounting plates, with all fixing and connection
openings prepared for installation. Swivel-mounted front cover comes with cut-out for
operating the lever from outside.
425 (600)
425 425 (600)
42 5
800 (1000, 1200
600 (800)
600 800 )
00160954_0 00160964_0
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XF Outgoing sections for fixed modules up to 630 A, Form 4 Form 4
00155896_0 00155906_0
425 600
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XF Outgoing sections without dropper bar for fixed modules up to 630 A
00155896_0 00155906_0
600
425
00160974_0. 00160984_0
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XF Outgoing sections (fixed installation), module heights and components: Horizontal installation of switchgear
Module width
fk4810-1143d_13_13_1A4
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XF Outgoing sections (fixed installation), module heights and components: Vertical installation of switchgear
Module width
fk4810-1143d_13_14A4
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XF Outgoing sections (fixed design), module heights and components: Vertical installation of switchgear
Module width
fk4810-1143d_13_15A4
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XF Outgoing sections for fixed installation module heights and components: Module covers for modular installation devices, measuring and command devices
Module width
12 U = 300 mm
Front covers
for command and signalling devices
9 x RMQ-Titan/12 x RMQ-Titan, 4 U = 100 mm
2 x 72 x 72 mm + 2 changeover contacts
6 U = 150 mm
4 x 96 x 96 mm + 1 changeover contact
8 U = 200 mm
2 x 96 x 96 mm + 2 changeover contacts
8 U = 200 mm
fk4810-1143d_13_16A4
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XF Outgoing sections fixed installation box solution up to 630 A, Form 4 (Motor Control Center in fixed construction) Form 4
Switchgear area:
· operation of switchgear behind the door or with rotary door coupling handle
· each module comes with its own door to the switchgear area
· mounting of the switchgear on pre-drilled mounting plates
Dropper bars:
· Center-to-center distance between phases 60 mm
· Rated current up to 1600 A
· Rated short-time withstand current ICW up to 80 kA
BS_3dansicht
BS_425_NZM BS_600_NZM
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XF Outgoing sections - fixed design - Dimensions
BS_abmessungen
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
a a1 a2
600 314 135
800 314 335
800 489 160
1000 489 360
1200 489 560
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XF Outgoing sections fixed installation - Dimensions
Type H1 B1 H2 B2 H3 B3
XMN130804M-BS 197 314 150 300 190 283
XMN230804M-BS 197 314 150 300 190 283
XMN241204M-BS 297 314 250 300 290 283
XMN130806M-BS 197 489 150 475 190 458
XMN230806M-BS 197 489 150 475 190 458
XMN241206M-BS 297 489 250 475 290 458
XMN341206M-F-BS 297 489 250 475 290 458
BS_mounting plates_V1
Version II
Type H1 B1 H2 B2 H3 B3
XMN342404M-BS 597 314 550 300 590 247
XMN342006M-W-BS 497 489 450 475 490 422
XMN342406M-BS 597 489 550 475 590 422
BS_mounting plates_V2
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XF Outgoing sections - fixed design - for fuse switch disconnectors
Switchgear area:
· Operation of the fuse strips from outside or behind the door
· Connection of fuse strips on the incoming side on a horizontally arranged dropper bar
system
· Dropper bars are accessible from the front over the entire section width
· Thanks to a cover frame variable in depth, it is possible to use fuse strips from diffe-
rent manufacturers without having to change the dropper bar in depth, which ensures
a neat closing between the cover frame and the fuse strips. The cover frame (XSMLV-
I-CH..) is not part of the fitting kit and needs to be ordered separately according to the
section width.
Dropper bars:
· Center-to-center distance between phases 185 mm
· Rated current up to 1600 A
· Rated short-time withstand current ICW up to 65 kA
Fuse strips can only be used with rear-mounted busbars. Please respect
the max. current carrying capacity of the fuse strips depending on the
ambient temperature, the degree of protection and the number of fuse
strips per section in accordance with the xEnergy technical data. Type Ie up to Size
A mm
SL00 160 50
SL1 250 100
SL2 400 100
SL3 630 100
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XF Outgoing sections fixed installation for fuse switch disconnectors - Dimensions
XF Outgoing sections fixed installation for fuse switch disconnectors SL, vertical
XSMLV
b1
b1
250.8
215.8
15
a
185
00162389_0
2000
662.5
185
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
a
600
854
725
800
662.5
1000
b2
00162189_0
00162369_0
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XF Outgoing sections - fixed design - for fuse switch disconnectors with section dropper bar across two sections
Switchgear area:
· Operation of the fuse strips from outside or behind the door
· connection of fuse strips to a horizontally positioned double busbar system with 12.5 mm
distance between the busbar pairs
· dropper bars are accessible from the front, over the entire section width
· Thanks to a cover frame variable in depth, it is possible to use fuse strips from different
manufacturers without having to change the dropper bar in depth, which ensures a neat
closing between the cover frame and the fuse strips. As the front cover frame is level
with the fuse strip, you can always use the same empty-space cover, even with different
types of fuse strips. The cover frame (XSMLV-I-CH..) is not part of the fitting kit and
needs to be ordered separately according to the section width.
Dropper bar:
· Easy connecting of the dropper bars from section to section thanks to flat copper flaps
in the respective dropper bar thickness used in each case. Following the mechanical
connection of the switchboard cabinets, the flaps are pushed over the dropper bars of
the busbars you wish to connect, and then tightened to the respective torque using a
torque wrench. To make it easier to bring the flaps into the right position, you will
need to remove two fuse strips from one of the two switchboard cabinets. Once the
job on the electrical connections has been finished, the fuse strips can be fixed and
secured again.
· up to 40% of the copper can be saved by not using a main busbar in SL-I cabinets.
· Center-to-center distance of 185 mm between the phases
XSMLV_Ansi_2 · Rated current 1600–3200 A
· Rated short-time withstand current ICW = 80kA
XSMLV_I_Detail_a
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XF Outgoing sections - fixed design - for fuse switch disconnectors with section dropper bar across two sections - Dimensions
XF section with dropper bar across two sections and vertically installed SL fuse switch disconnectors
XSMLV-I
XSMLV-I_Page_2 XSMLV-I_Front_2
XSMLV-I_Page_1
b1
53
a
00162379_0
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
1000 975
a c
600 500
800 700
1000 900
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XR Outgoing sections for removable design and switch fuse units
Functional areas
Busbar rear-mounted
c d
a b
d c
b a
1 Switchgear area 3 Dropper bars 5 additional main busbar section for 5000 A
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XR Outgoing sections for removable plug-in module technology up to 630 A, Form 2 Form 2
• in the widths of 800, 1000 and 1200 mm
• 3 or 4 poles
• IP31/55
• consistent mounting height of switchgear
• single-wing section door with 800/1000 mm, double-wing with 1200 mm
• suitable for switchgear with remote operation
• operation behind the door
• dropper bar to be selected from 800-1600 A
• separate setup in 2 separate sections possible, e.g. 600/600 mm switchgear
area/cable connection area
• plug-in module - empty module for RCD, FAZ, ...
• switchgear area and cable connection area can be used vice-versa
• max. height available (for placing equipment) 1900 mm
Switchgear area:
· operation of the switchgear behind the door
· Contacting of modules on the incoming side to a vertically arranged bar system
· dropper bars are accessible from the front over the entire height of the section
Dropper bars:
· Center-to-center distance of phases 185 mm
· Rated current up to 1600 A
· Rated short-time withstand current ICW up to 80 kA
Circuit breakers
NZM2/4 poles up to 300 A
H = 200 mm
Circuit breakers
NZM3/3 poles up to 630 A
H = 250 mm
XE-Stecktechnik-Schalter-2b XE-Stecktechnik-Schalter-2b
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XR Outgoing sections for plug-in module technology up to 630 A, Form 2 - Dimensions
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
a a1
800 220
1000 420
1200 620
Ansicht_Kasten_2b
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XR Outgoing sections for plug-in module technology up to 630 A, Form 2 - Dimensions
Type B H T T1 T2
NZM1 3p H100 507 100 203 81,5 55
NZM2 3p H150 507 150 202 81,5 55
NZM3 3p H200 507 200 206 8,5 125
Empty module H150 507 150 206 81,5 55
PKZ H100 507 100 203 81,5 55
NZM1 4p H150 507 150 203 81,5 55
NZM2 4p H200 507 200 203 81,5 55
NZM3 4p H250 507 250 206 8,5 125
Empty module H250 507 250 203 81,5 55
BS_Module_2b_Abmess
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XR Outgoing sections for plug-in module technology up to 630 A, Form 4 Form 4
Switchgear area:
· operation of the switchgear behind the separate door to switchg. area
· each module is equipped with its own front panel
· contacting of modules on the incoming side to a vertically arranged bar system
· dropper bars are accessible from the front over the entire height of the section
Dropper bars:
· Center-to-center distance of phases 185 mm
· Rated current up to 1600 A
· Rated short-time withstand current ICW up to 80 kA
Circuit breakers
NZM2/4 poles up to 300 A
H = 200 mm
Circuit breakers
NZM3/3 poles up to 630 A
XE-Steck-Katalog-Schalter-4b H = 200 mm XE-Steck-Katalog-Schalter-4b
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XR Outgoing sections for plug-in module technology up to 630 A, Form 4 - Dimensions
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
a a1
800 225
1000 425
1200 625
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Dimensions
Type B H T T1 T2
NZM1 3p H100 507 100 203 81,5 55
NZM2 3p H150 507 150 202 81,5 55
NZM3 3p H200 507 200 206 8,5 125
Empty module H150 507 150 206 81,5 55
PKZ H100 507 100 203 81,5 55
NZM1 4p H150 507 150 203 81,5 55
NZM2 4p H200 507 200 203 81,5 55
NZM3 4p H250 507 250 206 8,5 125
Empty module H250 507 250 203 81,5 55
BS_Module_2b_Abmess
Type B H T T1
NZM1 3p H100 500 99 210 143
NZM2 3p H150 500 149 210 143
NZM3 3p H200 500 199 213 140
Empty module H150 500 149 210 142
PKZ H150 500 149 210 143
NZM1 4p H150 500 149 210 142
NZM2 4p H200 500 199 210 143
NZM3 4p H250 500 249 213 140
Empty module H250 500 249 210 143
BS_Module_4b_Abmess
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XR Outgoing sections for switch fuse units
Important rules for SASIL plus · for switch fuse units SASIL plus type, Jean Müller/ABB Slim-Line
project planning · with double break feature
• Place switch fuse units evenly over · in vertical and horizontal mounting position (Jean Müller)
the entire height of the cabinet
• Place large sizes at the bottom, small Switchgear area:
ones at the top! Thermal effect! · Operation of the switchgear from outside or behind the door
• Arrange sizes NH00-2 in blocks of · Connection of the switch fuse strips on the incoming side to a vertically arranged dropper
300mm, then leave at least 1 section bar system, optionally available with plug-in module technology and protected against acci-
of 75 mm for ventilation purposes! dental contact
• With size NH3 leave 1 section for · Dropper bars provide access from the front over the entire height
ventilation purposes both above and
below!
Dropper bars:
• No cross-partitioning in the
· Center-to-center distance betweem phases 185 mm
switchgear area!
· Rated current up to 1600 A
• Leave spare areas evenly placed over
· Rated short-time withstand current ICW
the entire cabinet height!
• Applying the full rated current is pos-
sible for a short while (15-30min).
Please respect the rated diversity fac- Busbar Busbar Max. center-to-center distance of busbars
tors when under permanent load. cross-section in mm for Icw (1s)
• If possible provide for ventilation of Ie L1, L2, L3, full N 45 kA 50 kA 65 kA
the top (max. IP31)! A mm 2 mm mm mm
• Arrangement of busbar supports 800 1 x 40 x 10 600 600 -
- For size 00 above or below the fuse 1000 1 x 60 x 10 600 600 600
strips 1250 1 x 80 x 10 750 750 600
XE_Kat_SASIL_13-17 - For size 1 between the units 1600 1 x 100 x 10 750 750 750
- For sizes 2, 3 between the units or
1000/1200 at the center behind the unit
Cable connection area:
• Center-to-center distance between
· Cable connection is implemented on the right side of the distributor section, outgoing
Section widths of 1000 and 1200 mm, (hori- busbar supports should be able to be
zontal installation) divided by 150 mm (where necessary cables can be introduced from above or below
Section widths of 600, 800 and 1000 mm, use another busbar support!)! Most · Connections of the fuse strips can optionally be covered with cable barriers for protec-
important for smooth mounting of tion against accidental contact.
(vertical installation)
busbar covers! · Cable strain relief rails assure secure guidance for the outgoing cables
internal separation Form 4
· The connection area is accessible via a separate door to the cable connection area and
can be sealed off from the busbar and switchgear area.
· Vertical PE, N or PEN rails are installed in the cable connection area and can be
equipped with terminations for every outgoing cable.
Vertical installation:
· Connection of the switch fuse strips on the incoming side to a vertically arranged
dropper bar system
· Cable connection is implemented from the top or bottom
· The connection area is accessible via a separate door to the cable connection area
· Areas not used for cable insertion can be used for additional equipment, e.g. for con-
trolgear
· Operation of the switchgear from outside
Type Ie up to Size
A mm
SASIL00 160 50
SASIL1 250 75
SASIL2 400 150
800 SASIL3 630 150
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XR Outgoing sections for switch fuse units - Dimensions
b1
b1
53
a
00162108_0
2000
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
a a1 a2
1000 590 369
1200 590 569
b2
00162098_0
00163875_0
XF section with incorporation of dropper bars for SASIL switch fuse units, vertical
XDSSV...
600
238 108 185 185
SSA-185
5
220
415
575
229
200
180
762.5
180
500
550
00164169_0
1000
1505
2000
762.5
237.5
220
30
00164159_0
00164149_0
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XR Outgoing sections for switch fuse units - Dimensions
b1
55
b1
650
53
a
00162379_0
2000
2030
650
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
a c
600 500
800 700
650
1000 900
b2
25
c
00162349_0 a
00162359_0
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XW Outgoing sections in fully withdrawable design
Functional areas
Busbar rear-mounted
c
a
d
b
00156267_0 Kat_5000_funkts_r
1 Switchgear area 3 Dropper bars 5 additional main busbar section for 5000 A
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Outgoing sections for Motor Control Centers in withdrawable design
Switchgear area:
· max. height of switchgear area available for equipment = 1875 mm
· connection of modules (main/control circuit) both on the incoming and outgoing side is done on plug-
type contact blocks. The outgoing plug-type contact block is mounted in the correct current rating on
the shelf-board, which is then inserted into the switchgear area and fixed at the correct height.
Dropper bars:
· center-to-center distance between phases 60 mm
· rated current In 1000 and 2000 A
· rated short-time withstand current ICW up to 80 kA
Cable connection area:
ANS-MCC-Katalog
· cable connection has to be done on the right side of the distribution section, outgoing cables can be
inserted either from the bottom or from the top
Heights and versions of the withdrawable design: · cable strain relief rails on the right side of the cabinet ensure a neat and safe guidance of out-
Configuration as power outgoer, direct starter, reverse starter, star-triangle starter going cables
· access to the cable connection area is provided through a separate door to the cable connection
area which is fully sealed off from busbar areas and the switchgear area
· vertical PE, N or PEN rails are mounted in the cable connection area and can be equipped with
connections for any outgoing cable
Module height = 75 mm
Modules:
· Each module can be individually equipped, depending on whether you need a direct starter module
or a reverse starter combination. Setup and dimensioning have to be done according to the enclosed
Module height = 150 mm instructions (AWA and BA).
· A detailed circuit / wiring plan provides information on the correct way of wiring the switchgear in
the module
· The front covers of each module come with numerous punch holes and cut-outs so as to allow the
individual integration options for all the required control units to be accommodated in each module
Module height = 225 mm · Main-current contacting of the modules is done through plug-type contact terminals in line with the
corresponding rating; these terminals are directly mounted on the shelf-board.
· Contacting the control lines is done via a plug-type terminal block which sticks out into the cable
connection area. From there it is easy to do the control wiring in an extremely convenient way.
xE_MCC_2_
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Outgoing sections for Motor Control Centers in withdrawable design
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Outgoing sections for Motor Control Centers in withdrawable design - Dimensions
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
a1 a2
1000 425
1200 625
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General Sections
Switchgear area:
· the switchgear area can be set up individually, according to customer specifications
· whether you use a control distribution board with a mounting plate or a mounting
plate in combination with SASY60i as a power or motor-distribution board, or one of
the different fitting systems such as xBoard Profi Plus, IVS, Profi Plus EP - we have the
right solution for every application
00163952_0
xE_Kompensation
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Empty sections for universal applications
425
600
800
00155936_0
1000
With a front door as high as the cabinet, ventilated, closed or transparent, right or left-hinged
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Planning tools
Eaton xSpider
Eaton Configurator
CurveSelect
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Further information - Setup instructions for xEnergy
The minimum width for operation and main- the panelling is 2000 mm. If a lift truck is used ing the design stage.
tenance gangways of switchgear assemblies for exchanging circuit breakers, gangway
is 700 mm, the minimum headroom under dimensions must be taken into account dur-
2000
햲
600 600
700 700 700 700
Doors of a switchgear assembly should be ent arrangement, a free minimum clearance each other, it is not necessary to anticipate
arranged in a way that they close in the direc- of 500 mm must be provided for. If that the doors on both sides are open at the
tion of the emergency exit route. With a differ- switchgear combinations are set up opposite same time.
햲 햲
700 (600)
500
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Further information - Setup instructions for xEnergy
For 5000 A, the red-coloured parts are required in addition. e.g.: a (section width) - 162 = distance between
the holes in the plinth fixture
a = section width
Section width 425, 600, 800, 850, 1000, 1100, 1200 and 1350 mm
Section depth with section door 400, 600, 800 and 1000 (800 + 200) mm
Section depth without section door 375, 575, 775 and 975
f 150
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Further information - Passive Arc Fault Protection
In order to achieve passive arc fault protection, the following requirements must be respected:
• Do not use any doors, rear panels or front plates with ventilation slots
in order to make sure that all of the gases that may develop will escape at the top.
xE_Stoerlichtbogenklappe xE_Fanghaken
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Dimensions
xEnergy Dimensions
Height
100 or 200
Width Depth
Detail
Depth
Mas_XE
Width A B C D Height E F G H
425 263 345 300 284 2000 1910 1875 1859 1907
600 438 520 475 459
800 638 720 675 659
850 688 770 725 709
1000 838 920 875 859
1100 938 1020 975 959
1200 1038 1120 1075 1059
1350 1188 1270 1225 1209
Distance between the holes
Depth 1) Depth 2) I J K L P Height M N O
400 375 323 250 234 315 182 2000 500 850 500
600 575 523 450 434 515 482
800 775 723 650 634 715 682
1) Depth according Ordering Part Double-wing doors are used as of width 1000.
2) Real Depth
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Dimensions
Corner Frame
Mas_XVTL_CF
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Dimensions
Doors as high as the section Door to switchgear area - height 640 mm (1 third of the door)
Mas_XE_Dritteltuer Width B1
425 425
600 600
800 800
1000 1000
1100 1100
1200 1200
Mas_XSDMC
Width B1 B2 B3 C1 C2
425 417 - - 264,5 210,5
600 592 - - 439,5 385,5
800 792 - - 639,5 585,5
850 842 - - 689,5 635,5
1000 992 - - 839,5 785,5
1000 492 495 992 339,5 285,5
1100 542 545 1092 389,5 335,5
1200 592 595 1192 439,5 385,5
1350 667 670 1342 514,5 460,5
Height A
2000 1940
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Dimensions
Door to switchgear area - split in the middle, for section width 1350 mm
Mas_XE_Tuer_1350_geteilt
Possible solutions:
Two doors in one part, in section width One door in one part, in section width
Door H-290mm = Main busbar area One pair of doors, both together in section width
Door H-340mm = Switchgear area Door H-290mm = Main busbar area
Door H-340mm = Switchgear area
Mas_XE_Tuer_Detail_1 Mas_XE_Tuer_Detail_2
Height A
290
340
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Dimensions
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Dimensions
55
650
00162219_0
2030
650
b1 b2
600 575
800 775
1000 (800+200) 975
a
650
425
600
800
850
1000
25
a 1100
00162399_0 1200
00162118_0
1350
For 5000 A, the red-coloured parts
are required in addition.
Mas_SVTL_GBS
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