The document describes a motor operator device that can remotely operate circuit breakers. The motor operator uses a motor to drive a mechanism that switches the circuit breaker toggle handle between the "ON" and "OFF/RESET" positions. It can be used to automatically or manually operate 2, 3, and 4-pole circuit breakers from 24VAC to 230VAC voltage. The motor operator is essential for building remotely controlled automatic changeover systems to provide continuous power to commercial and industrial facilities.
The document describes a motor operator device that can remotely operate circuit breakers. The motor operator uses a motor to drive a mechanism that switches the circuit breaker toggle handle between the "ON" and "OFF/RESET" positions. It can be used to automatically or manually operate 2, 3, and 4-pole circuit breakers from 24VAC to 230VAC voltage. The motor operator is essential for building remotely controlled automatic changeover systems to provide continuous power to commercial and industrial facilities.
The document describes a motor operator device that can remotely operate circuit breakers. The motor operator uses a motor to drive a mechanism that switches the circuit breaker toggle handle between the "ON" and "OFF/RESET" positions. It can be used to automatically or manually operate 2, 3, and 4-pole circuit breakers from 24VAC to 230VAC voltage. The motor operator is essential for building remotely controlled automatic changeover systems to provide continuous power to commercial and industrial facilities.
The document describes a motor operator device that can remotely operate circuit breakers. The motor operator uses a motor to drive a mechanism that switches the circuit breaker toggle handle between the "ON" and "OFF/RESET" positions. It can be used to automatically or manually operate 2, 3, and 4-pole circuit breakers from 24VAC to 230VAC voltage. The motor operator is essential for building remotely controlled automatic changeover systems to provide continuous power to commercial and industrial facilities.
Motor operator is a device that can be used to operate the breaker
remotely. Motor operators can also be operated manually. The motor drives a mechanism which switches TS toggle handle to “ON” and “OFF/RESET” positions. - The manual actuator handle is located on the front of the cover. - Manual or Automatic operation can be selected. - Applicable to 2, 3 and 4-pole breakers. The motor operator is an essential device for constructing a remotely operated automatic source-changeover system that ensure a continuous supply of electrical power to the following sectors: - Commercial sector: Hospital, Tall building, Bank, Insurance companies, Shopping centres. - Industry: Ships, Assembly lines at plant, Military sites, Port and Railway installation.
Part Number Description Actuation Mechanical No. of Suitable
Response Time Consumption current Service Life Operations per MCCB (A) Closing Opening (W) (Operations) hour LS-MOP2-24 Motor Operator 24VAC 350 230 14 25000 120 TS100/160/250 LS-MOP2-240 Motor Operator 100-240VAC/100-200VDC 350 230 14 25000 120 TS100/160/250 ≤5 (DC24V) LS-MOP3-24 Motor Operator 24VAC 500 350 35 20000 60 TS400/630 LS-MOP3-110 Motor Operator 100-110VAC 500 350 35 20000 60 TS400/630 LS-MOP3-230 Motor Operator 230VAC/220VDC 500 350 35 20000 60 TS400/630 LS-MOP4-24 Motor Operator 24VAC 700 420 35 10000 20 TS800 ≤2A (AC) LS-MOP4-110 Motor Operator 100-110VAC 700 420 35 10000 20 TS800 LS-MOP4-230 Motor Operator 230VAC/220VDC 700 420 35 10000 20 TS800
1. On position indication (Red)
2. Trip position indication (White) 3. Off position indication (Green) 4. Button for push to trip (available for only for TD160AF and TS630AF) 5. On/Off/Reset selection lever 6. Manual/Auto selection lever
N.A.W. Controls Pty. Ltd.
Telephone: (03) 9464 6555 LS MCCB TS Motor operators June 2020 www.nawcontrols.com.au Catalogue number: LS-MOP□-□□ Motor Operator
Wiring Connections Standard Connection The Circuit breaker can be operated remotely or manually.
Connection with an alarm switch (AL)
Below diagram illustrates the wiring connections needed for alarm switch without shunt or undervoltage trip. After a trip caused due to an electrical fault, a Manual reset is mandatory (after clearing the fault).
Connection with a Fault alarm switch (FAL)
Below diagram illustrates the wiring connections needed for fault alarm switch without shunt or undervoltage trip. After a trip caused due to an electrical fault, a Manual reset is mandatory (after clearing the fault).
** Both AL and FAL Auxiliaries uses the same circuit diagram. AL=FAL
Manual Operation 1. Insert the manual handle into the slot of Motor Operator surface and rotate it clockwise. 2. It must be rotated just 180° clockwise for safe operation of micro switch in the motor operator. 3. Return the manual handle after the manual operation 4. Turn the slide switch back to the position of AUTO.
Automatic operation 1. Set the slide switch to AUTO, then internal power is closed automatically. 2. Operating frequency should be less than these below regulated values. TD160N/H/L, TS250N/H/L:180 operations per hour 3. Use the ON/OFF switch in the range of regulated values. 4. It may interfere near communication equipment’s because of internal switching power supply. It is recommended that a noise filter be installed to power supply. 5. Please do not input ON/OFF signals at the same time during the automatic operation. 6. If the circuit breaker has a UVT attached inside, charge the UVT on the rated voltage before performing the MOTOR OPERATOR.
N.A.W. Controls Pty. Ltd.
Telephone: (03) 9464 6555 LS MCCB TS Motor operators June 2020 www.nawcontrols.com.au Catalogue number: LS-MOP□-□□ Motor Operator
Dimensions for MOP2
Dimensions for MOP3
Dimensions for MOP4
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LS MCCB TS Motor operators Telephone: (03) 9464 6555 June 2020 www.nawcontrols.com.au
