Catalogo CB41

VPR Series Vacuum Circuit Breakers
10-VPR-D
HEAD OFFICE: TOKYO BLDG., 2-7-3, MARUNOUCHI, CHIYODA-KU, TOKYO 100-8310, JAPAN
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Safety Warning
To ensure proper use of the products listed in this catalog,
please be sure to read the instruction manual prior to use.
JNEC-SL-0153 1303 (MDOC)
New publication effective March 2013.

Specifications subject to change without notice.
High Levels of Reliability and Safety Achieved Through Use of the

Latest Technologies Vacuum Circuit Breakers Designed for the Future
with Enhanced Environmental Measures and Maintenance Features.
The All-new
10-VPR-D Series
Incorporates
Mitsubishi Electric vacuum interrupter technology, realizing a more compact vacuum interrupter
(VI) 16% smaller than in the previous type* and high reliability (class E2).
Self-cooling vacuum circuit breakers (VCBs) that do not require a fan to be mounted on the side of the panel.
Available in a wide range, from rated current of 600 to 3,150A.
Compliant with IEC 62271-100- 2012 and has passed type tests for classes M2, E2 and C2, which represent
the highest levels of quality.
Type Selection
06
Ratings
07
Description and Structure
09
External Dimensions
11
Connection Diagrams
17
Accessories
19
Optional Accessories
21
Relevant Devices
25
Interlocking Process for the Panel Door When

Using Withdrawable with Door Closed (Type-M)
Operation Mechanism
28
Technical Information
29
Applicable Standards
33
Ordering Information
39
*The VI in 10-VPR-32D (1,250A).
Exposure
of live parts in the main circuit has been minimized even in VCBs with a 3,150A rating. This
enhances safety through prevention of potential hazards such as short circuits caused by intrusion of
small animals.
Earthing switch
The
mechanical parts are coated with a long-life grease that contributes to the prevention of oxidation
degradation and oilless bearings has been adopted for the bearing section of latch, thus extending the
lubrication cycle to mechanical parts from three to six years and reducing the time required for maintenance.
Includes a new withdrawable with door closed* (in addition to the conventional lever-based insert/draw-out
mechanism) with cam-slide mechanism that reduces operating effort, saves time and enhances VCB safety.
*Mechanism used to insert/draw-out the circuit breaker from the external panel based on IEC 62271-200 switchgear standards.
Enhanced options including additional auxiliary switch and earthing switch.

VCB with the rated normal current up to 3,150A is transported together with a panel by shipping clamps.
Compatibility with mounting frame of previous 10-VPR-C Series (positions of mounting holes, terminals and
partitions are the same).
Minimizing exposure to the

live part of a main circuit
Withdrawable with door closed (Type-M)
No
use of the six hazardous substances (mercury, cadmium, lead, hexavalent chromium, PBB and PBDE), a
measure that exceeds the requirements of RoHS standards. One example is use of a rust-proofing treatment
for small parts such as pins and screws that is free of hexavalent chromium, a substance known to
contaminate soil.
Marking of main resin materials to facilitate recycling.
01
02
Cutting-edge Technologies Using 3D CAD and CAE

VCB Structure
to Ensure the Utmost Levels of Reliability and Safety

Operating Mechanism
Through
use of thermal fluid analysis, we have realized efficient

of heat to the cylinder-shaped insulation frame covering
the VCB main circuit part, enabling a self-cooling mechanism up
to a rated current of 3,150A.
Greater
performance reliability and extension of the lubrication cycle from three to six years through measures for the
mechanism such as minimizing the number of parts, reducing the number of moving parts, adopting oilless
bearings and use of a long-life grease.
Heat flow
release
operating
More
reliable distribution of operating friction (which, due to the addition of a spring load, is difficult to verify/evaluate)
has been achieved thanks to utilization of a three-dimensional mechanical simulation used to switch operation from the
operating mechanism to a VI contact.
Compound
insulation of insulated parts and air has been optimized

through analysis and testing, resulting in a basic impulse level (BIL)
up to 95kV, yet at a size equivalent to the previous 10-VPR-C
Series.
Materials
with superior tracking resistance have been adopted

a cylindrical shape realized through stress analysis of the
insulation frame and cutting-edge molding technology.
100
Insulation rod displacement [%]
and
Improved
safety through insulation of live parts to prevent short

circuits caused by intrusion of small animals.
Fig.1 Example of thermal fluid analysis.
Vacuum Interrupter (VI)

VIs
with even higher reliability through utilization of computer-aided

(CAE) technology and backed by record of
manufacturing 3.5 million* 1 VIs in over 40 years of manufacturing
experience that has seen us capture the top share of the market
in Japan.
addition to adopting spiral contacts, improvements in contact
materials, and tests utilizing electromagnetic analysis and arc
behavior observations have realized a 16% size reduction
compared to the VI in the previous 10-VPR-32D type.
Analytical value
0
0
engineering
Measured value
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
Time [s]
Fixed terminal
Flange
Fixed conductor
Fig. 5 Example of the three-dimensional mechanism simulation.
In
Fixed contact
Arc shield
Movable contact
Insulator
Movable conductor
Withdrawable with Door Closed (Type-M) Operation Mechanism of VCB

can be inserted in three simple steps: insert the insertion/draw-out handle, slide in the direction of the cross and
pull out the handle with the panel door closed. A cam-slide mechanism shortens the time required for insert/draw-out.
VCBs
*1 As of 2012
Bellows shield
Optical Observation for Arc Behavior
Bellows
Flange
Arc behavior was observed via a high-speed camera at the time of

interruption between the fixed and moving contacts (see Fig. 4).
Connected position
Movable terminal
Test/Disconnected position
Fig. 2 Three-dimensional model of a VI.
Current
Fixed contact
Fixed contact
Arc
Magnetic force
Spiral slit
Movable contact
Arc
Conductor
Fig. 3 Current flow at the time of breaking.
Current flows along the spiral electrode causing a radial magnetic field
which generates an electromagnetic force circumferentially towards
the contacts. This results in arcs that rotate circumferentially on the
contact surface.
03
Moving contact
Fig. 4 Observation of arc behavior in an internal VI.
A
B
Approx. 60
Fig. 6 Withdrawable with door closed (Type-M) operation mechanism.
04
Type Selection
M2, E2, and C2 Classes Described in the Specifications (IEC62271-100)

Classification as for Mechanical Endurance ( M1 and M2 )
3 / 6 / 10 / 15-VPR-25D / 32D / 40D Series*3
The IEC standards broadly divide the mechanical operating test into classes M1 and M2. At the control voltages shown in
Table 1, class M1 requires the rated operation sequence to be performed 2,000 times in total while class M2 requires the
rated operation sequence to be performed 10,000 times in total. At five times the actuating cycle of class M1, class M2
represents a highly reliable operation class.
Table 1 M1 and M2 operating sequence.
Control
voltage
Actuating cycle
M1
M2
C-O
85%
500
2,500
C-O
100%
500
2,500
C-O
110%
500
2,500
O-CO-C
100%
250
1,250
Type
Rated short-circuit
breaking current
Series name
Classification*1
Mounting
configuration *2
10
VPR
25
10,000
Actuating cycle
Actuating cycle
Sequence
Rated voltage
8,000
6,000
M2
10,000
4,000
2,000
0
M1
2,000
M1
M2
3.6kV
25
25kA
Class E1
7.2kV
32
31.5kA
Class E2
10
12kV
40
40kA
Class E1, BIL95kV (12kV)
15
15kV
Class E2, BIL95kV (12kV)
Fig. 7
Classification as for Electrical Endurance ( E1 and E2 )

Electrical endurance test that is specified in the IEC standards is broadly divided into classes E1 and E2.
Class E2 has a longer breaking times than class E1, and is a highly reliable class due to huge energy arcs.
Type
Description
Table 2 E1 and E2 operating sequence.
10%
30%
Operating
sequence
O-CO-CO
Number of operating sequence

E1
1
80
E2
1
O-CO-CO
15
60%
O-CO-CO
15
100%
(symmetry)
O-CO-CO
100%
(asymmetry)
O-O-O
70
Number of breaking test
Testing current
(percentage of
rated short-circuit
breaking current)
60
50
40
100% (asymmetry)
100% (symmetry)
60%
30%
10%
Withdrawable with door closed and mounting

frame (class MW)
Withdrawable with door open and mounting

frame (class CW)
LSC1

frame (class PW)
LSC2B-PI

frame (class MW)
LSC2B-PM
Withdrawable
type
20
10
0
30
E1
High-voltage
switchgear standards
(IEC62271-200)
Fixed type
Fixed (with wheels)
LSC2B-PM
LSC1
E2
Fig. 8
Probability of Restrike during Capacitive Current Switching (C1 and C2)

Performance in capacitive current swiching test is broadly divided into classes C1 and C2; class C2 is highly reliable.
Class C1: Low probability of arc restrike at the time of capacitive current switching test (2 restrikes are allowed during
O 24 operations and CO 24 operations).
Class C2: Very low probability of arc restrike at the time of capacitive current switching test (Restrikes is not allowed
during O 24 operations and CO 24 operations).
*1 Rated short-circuit breaking current of 40kA with E2 class cannot be manufactured. And basic impulse level (BIL) with rated voltage 12kV
has BIL75kV and BIL95kV.
*2 Fixed (type-L) with rated current of 2,500A or 3,000/3,500A cannot be manufactured.
*3 Please refer to the JNEC-SI-0150 catalog for 3/6-VPR-25D type with a rating of 1,250A or lower for information regarding class E1,
withdrawable (types C,D and G) and fixed type-L.
LSC1 : No partition
LSC2A-PI : No partition in the cable room
LSC2A-PM : No partition in the cable room
LSC2B-PI : Partitions in all compartments
LSC2B-PM : Partitions in all compartments
*Arc restrike is the phenomenon that occurs when current flows later than a 1/4 of a cycle after zero when there are insufficiencies in the VCB arc
extinction or in insulation stress between VCB poles for recovery voltage.
05
06
Ratings
Table 3 List of Ratings (JEC / IEC Standards).
Type
3-VPR-25D* 6
3-VPR-32D
Closing operating mechanism
Table 4 List of Ratings (JEC / IEC Standards).
3-VPR-40D
6-VPR-25D*6
6-VPR-32D
6-VPR-40D
Standards* 1
JEC-2300-2010 / IEC 62271-100-2012

3.6
Rated voltage (kV)
Rated normal current (A)
7.2
600 / 630
600 / 630
600 / 630
600 / 630
600 / 630
600 / 630
600 / 630
600 / 630
1,200 / 1,250
1,200 / 1,250
1,200 / 1,250
1,200 / 1,250
1,200 / 1,250
1,200 / 1,250
1,200 / 1,250
1,200 / 1,250
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,600
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
3,000 / 3,150
25
31.5
40
25
31.5
40
Rated short-circuit breaking current (kA)

Rated making
current (kA)
Rated short-time
withstand current
(kA)
65
81.9
104
65
81.9
104
Rated short-time
withstand current
(kA)
JEC, 2s
25
31.5
40
25
31.5
40
IEC, 3s
25
31.5
40
25
31.5
40
0.03
Rated opening time (s)
Power frequency
(JEC/IEC)
Lightning
impulse
22 / 20
45
60
*1
*2
*3
*4
E1
IEC
O-3min-CO-3min-CO, CO-15s-CO, O-0.3s-CO-1min-CO

0.1
1.2 (motor charging time: 6s)
3.5
Shunt tripping coil (STC)
4
5a5b (10a10b)* 4
Standard equipment
Fixed (type-L) / Withdrawable (types M, C, D and G)
124 (6001,250A)
152 (1,600A, 2,000A)
200 (2,500A3,150A)
: JEC: Japanese standard JEC 2300-2010, IEC: International standards, IEC 62271-100-2012.
: Type test class described in IEC62271-100 (see page 5)
: Closing operation/control current and opening control current show the value of 110V DC.
: Auxiliary switches are available up to 10a10b by adding 5a5b.
In addition, when selecting additional shunt tripping coil from optional accessories, the switches are 3a3b and will be 8a8b by adding 5a5b.
*5 : Mass of VCB units (including 12kg of the type-M) (excluding for options).
*6 : Refer to the catalog (JNEC-SL-0150) for class E1 of 25kA, standard draw-out operation (types C,D and G), and the fixed (type-L), for the rated current of 1,250A and lower of
products rated at 3.6/7.2kV.
*7 : Fixed (type-L) is not compatible with the rated voltage 15kV BIL95kV and code B. In addition, withdrawable (type M) is not compatible with the mounting configuration of class CW.
07
40
25
31.5
40
JEC
63
80
100
63
80
100
IEC
65
81.9
104
65
81.9
104
JEC, 2s
25
31.5
40
25
31.5
40
IEC, 3s
25
31.5
40
25
31.5
40
0.03
3
Power frequency
(JEC/IEC)
Lightning
impulse
Type test class* 2 Electrical

Small capacitive
current switching
C2
O-1min-CO-3min-CO (A), CO-15s-CO (B), O-0.3s-CO-1min-CO (R)
Mounting configuration*7
Mass (kg)* 5
E1, E2
E1
31.5
28 / 28
/ 36
75, 95
95
M2
Mechanical
JEC
Operating counter (mechanical)
Rated withstand
voltage (kV)
M2
E1, E2
25
Rated breaking time (cycles)
16 / 10
Mechanical
50 / 60
Rated opening time (s)
Rated breaking time (cycles)
Auxiliary switch
Rated normal current (A)
Rated frequency (Hz)
50 / 60
IEC
Opening control current (A)

(STC)*3
15
1,200 / 1,250
100
Tripping device
12
600 / 630
80
(Closing coil)
IEC 62271-100-2012
1,200 / 1,250
63
Motor
Closing operation/
control current (A)*3 Control current
JEC-2300-2010 / IEC 62271-100-2012
600 / 630
100
No-load closing time (s)
15-VPR-40D
1,200 / 1,250
80
Rated operating
sequence
15-VPR-32D
600 / 630
63
Small capacitive
current switching
15-VPR-25D
1,200 / 1,250
JEC
Type test class*2 Electrical
10-VPR-40D
Motor-spring charged mechanism
Rated voltage (kV)
Rated making
current (kA)
Rated withstand
voltage (kV)
10-VPR-32D
600 / 630

Rated short-circuit breaking current (kA)
10-VPR-25D
Closing operating mechanism
Motor-spring charged mechanism
Standards* 1
Type
Rated operating
sequence
E1, E2
E1
O-1min-CO-3min-CO (A), CO-15s-CO (B), O-0.3s-CO-1min-CO (R)
IEC
O-3min-CO-3min-CO, CO-15s-CO, O-0.3s-CO-1min-CO
Motor
Closing operation/
control current (A)*3 Control current
(Closing coil)
Tripping device
Opening control current (A)
(STC)*3
Auxiliary switch
Operating counter (mechanical)
Mounting configuration*7
E1
C2
JEC
No-load closing time (s)
Mass (kg)* 5
E1, E2
0.1
1.2 (motor charging time: 6s)
3.5
Shunt tripping coil (STC)
4
5a5b (10a10b)* 4
Standard equipment
Fixed (type-L) / Withdrawable (types M, C, D and G)
124 (6001,250A)
152 (1,600A, 2,000A)
200 (2,500A3,150A)
*1
*2
*3
*4
: JEC: Japanese standard JEC 2300-2010, IEC: International standards, IEC 62271-100-2012.
: Type test class described in IEC62271-100 (see page 5)
: Closing operation/control current and opening control current show the value of 110V DC.
: Auxiliary switches are available up to 10a10b by adding 5a5b.
In addition, when selecting additional shunt tripping coil from optional accessories, the switches are 3a3b and will be 8a8b by adding 5a5b.
*5 : Mass of VCB units (including 12kg of the type-M) (excluding for options).
*6 : Refer to the catalog (JNEC-SL-0150) for class E1 of 25kA, standard draw-out operation (types C,D and G), and the fixed (type-L), for the rated current of 1,250A and lower of
products rated at 3.6/7.2kV.
*7 : Fixed (type-L) is not compatible with the rated voltage 15kV BIL95kV and code B. In addition, withdrawable (type M) is not compatible with the mounting configuration of class CW.
08
Description and Structure

VCB Configuration
Mounting Frame Configuration
Manual charging handle aperture
Primary junction
Manual close button

(with button cover)
Manual trip button
Closing spring
indicator
Secondary junction
Front view of VCB
Rear view of VCB
Front view of mounting frame

(with earthing switch)
Rear view of mounting frame

(with earthing switch)
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 17
Fig. 18
Closing spring charged indication switch (page 21)
Additional auxiliary switch (page 22)
Padlock device for close and trip button (page 22)
Short-circuit capacity earthing (page 24)
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
Mechanical locking device (page 21)
Additional shunt tripping coil (page 22)
Position switch (page 23)
Optional terminal (V: Vertical, H: Horizontal) (page 24)
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Fig. 21
Tripping coil disconnection monitoring (page 21)
Draw-out mechanism padlock device (page 22)
Earthing switch (page 23)
Shutter padlock device (page 24)
Fig. 16
Fig. 23
Fig. 24
(Vertical)
Fig. 22
(Horizontal)
(+)
52a
52a
STC
(-)
09
Fig. 15
10
External Dimensions (1)

600A / 630A, 1,200A / 1,250A Rating: External Dimensions (Circuit Breaker)
600A / 630A, 1,200A / 1,250A Rating: External Dimensions (Mounting Frame)
Fixed (type-L)
Class CW (type-C)
450
25
613
320
195
208.5
34
34
Vacuum
interrupter
Primary
junction
693
Operation
counter
34
Fig. 26
391
188
Shutter guide
Additional auxiliary switch (option)
18
238
152
638
263
38
15
45
20
20
45
15
263
38
38
253
484
15
45
Length=1820
20
18
35
M12 bolt
Torque35Nm
210
210
30
30
20
20
80
29
56
4-M12 tap screws

(depth=22)
15
45
320
133
60
Maximum
displacement
magnitude
300
Rear view
Partition
(not supplied)
Interlock lever
21
Draw-out
handle aperture
Shutter
device
25
Main-circuit terminal
693
783
505
195
208.5
19
M8 tap screw for earth

23-7 holes
for mounting
(pitch=405)
Handle
Interlock plate
Wheels
Test and disconnected

position
613
Connected
position
Code A
without interlock
Nameplate
Partition
(not supplied)
15
Code Bwith interlock
Manual trip
button
25
80
Secondary
junction
450
80
On-O
indicator
312
788.5
Closing spring
charge indicator
49
320
Manual close
button
(with the cover)
22-11 holes
for shipping clamp
(pitch=40)
2-12 holes for mounting

(pitch=450)
Interlock plate
(types D,G)
189.5
Primary
junction
2-M8 tap screws for partition

(pitch=300)
16.5
80
579
50
34
100
340
Manual charging
handle aperture
Vacuum
interrupter
10
Front plate
180
190
2-entrance holes
for control wire
1018.5
540

(pitch=320605)
22-10 holes
188
Shutter guide
180
Interlock pin

(pitch=300450)
410
320
391

(pitch=300)
325.5
67
605
300
260
Wheels
Partition
(not supplied)
300
74.5
133
320
Additional auxiliary
switch (option)
Draw-out
handle aperture
Withdrawable with door open

(types C, D and G)
30
20
56
60
505
566
30
Air clearance for ventilation (more than 400cm)
258
783
Maximum
displacement
magnitude
Classes PW and MW
(types M, D and G)
Partition
(not supplied)
Nameplate
21
30
80 126 80 126 80
Fig. 27
Interlock plate
Code A
without interlock
210
Details of main-circuit terminal
50
680
Length=1820
Handle
Manual trip
button
210
80
30
M12 bolt
Torque35Nm
320
Secondary
junction
18
152
Closing spring
charge indicator
On-O
indicator
35
23
638
Operation
counter
Manual close
button
(with the cover)
18
275.5
Manual charging
handle aperture
579
20
80
Front plate
180
788.5
166
238
540
180
4-M12 tap screws

(depth=22)
Partition
(not supplied)
M8 tap screw
for earth terminal
(center of VCB)
85
Fig. 25
Withdrawable with door closed

(type-M)
300
Rear view
1018.5
210
391
Wheels
19
25
15
133
65
60
505
534
564
253
484

23-7 holes
for mounting
(pitch=405)
Connected
position
4-14 holes
38
320

position
Nameplate
11
Partition
(not supplied)
Interlock plate
312
189.5
49

(pitch=450)
16.5
783
693
12
22-11 holes
for shipping clamp
(pitch=40)
100
80
Lower
terminal
Handle

(pitch=300)
340
320
Secondary
junction
50
On-O
indicator
Manual trip
button
2-entrance holes
for control wire
12
Closing spring
charge indicator
10
Manual close
button
(with the cover)

(pitch=320605)
22-10 holes
Operation
counter
190

(pitch=300450)
410
325.5
Upper
terminal
Vacuum
interrupter
Manual charging
handle aperture
75
4-14 holes
82
80
475

(pitch=300)
260
34
258
Front plate
300
180
Partition
(not supplied)
275.5
540
Partition
(not supplied)
20
17
605
300

40

180
210
35 40 25
30
80 126 80 126 80
23
30
680
50
Fig. 28
12

1,600A, 2,000A Rating: External Dimensions (Circuit Breaker)
34
579
Primary
junction
Vacuum
interrupter
30
Nameplate
Partition
(not supplied)
22-11 holes
for shipping clamp
(pitch=40)
49
312
450
30
34
Shutter
device
29
56
391
188
Shutter guide
80
688
263
38
253
484
189.5
15
263
38
253
484
38
320
30
680
23
50
45
20
Length=1820
210
210
20
260
18
152
238
Interlock lever
Fig. 30
18
35
45
15
320
133
60
Interlock pin
20
80
788.5
1018.5
693
783
Interlock plate
Wheels
4-M12 tap screws

(depth=22)
M12 bolt
Torque35Nm
Partition
(not supplied)
Code A
without interlock
Maximum
displacement
magnitude
300
Rear view
15
Handle
21
25
80
Manual trip
button
195
208.5
320
Secondary
junction
19

(pitch=405)
Connected
position
Closing spring
charge indicator
Draw-out
handle aperture
20
Partition
(not supplied)

position
625
Operation
counter
190

(pitch=450)
Interlock plate
(types D,G)
189.5
Primary
junction
15
579

(pitch=300)
16.5
340
80
34
Vacuum
interrupter
505
30

(pitch=320655)
2-entrance holes
for control wire
50
Front plate
10
180
Nameplate
30
126 80 126 80

(pitch=300)
325.5
188
Shutter guide
100
391
540
On-O
indicator
30
655
300

(pitch=300450)
410
300
133
60
74.5
67
Wheels
Manual close
button
(with the cover)
80
22-10 holes
6
566
Manual charging
handle aperture
210
320
switch (option)
Maximum
displacement
magnitude
Classes PW and MW
(types M, D and G)
Partition
(not supplied)
56
505
180
210
50
275.5
Code A
without interlock
Withdrawable with door open

(types C, D and G)
Length=1820
320
693
783
Interlock plate
258
Manual trip
button
Handle
20
Draw-out
handle aperture
M12 bolt
Torque35Nm
Fig. 31
Secondary
junction
21
190
38
680
Closing spring
charge indicator
On-O
indicator
18
23
688
Operation
counter
Manual close
button
(with the cover)
18
35
80
Front plate
20
152
238
180
4-M12 tap screws

(depth=22)
80
788.5
1018.5
166
300
Rear view
45
320
M8 tap screw
for earth terminal
(center of VCB)
85
540
180
Manual charging
handle aperture
13
15
Partition
(not supplied)
Fig. 29
Withdrawable with door closed

(type-M)
195
208.5
133
65
60
210
391
Wheels
34
19
25

(pitch=405)
Connected
position
20
30
450
625
Nameplate
4-14 holes
Partition
(not supplied)

position
45
312
15
49
260
20
783
693
10
22-11 holes
for shipping clamp
(pitch=40)

(pitch=450)
Interlock plate
16.5
80
50
Lower
terminal
Handle
100
340
320
Manual trip
button

(pitch=300)
2-entrance holes
for control wire
320
20
Secondary
junction
505
534
564

(pitch=320655)
22-10 holes
Closing spring
charge indicator
On-O
indicator

(pitch=300450)
410
325.5
Upper
terminal
Operation
counter
Manual close
button
(with the cover)

(pitch=300)
80
82
475
Vacuum
interrupter
Manual charging
handle aperture
Partition
(not supplied)
275.5
34
4-14 holes
258
Front plate
35
300
180
655
300
Partition
(not supplied)
20
540
180
Class CW (type-C)
40 25
40
75
17
210
Fixed (type-L)
1,600A, 2,000A Rating: External Dimensions (Mounting Frame)
30
30
30
80 126 80 126 80
Fig. 32
14

2,500A, 3,000A/3,150A Rating: External Dimensions (Circuit Breaker)
2,500A, 3,000A/3,150A Rating: External Dimensions (Mounting Frame)
Withdrawable with door closed (type-M)
Class CW (type-C)
755
300
Partition
(not supplied)

(pitch=300)
20
Partition
(not supplied)
38
38
253
484
16.5
10
14
50
26
35
98 126 98 126 98
160
47.5
80
40
30
680
47.5
40
*set
the busbars so
that this distance keep
125mm or more, or
cover busbars with
insulation cover.
40
100 125* 100 125* 100
23
788
Length=1820
26
10
90
20
M12 bolt
Torque35Nm
50
1018.5
Shutter guide
Wheels
263
204
15
Partition
(not supplied)
188
In case of BIL95kV, set the no

edge busbars.
4-M12
tap screws
(depth=22)
271.5
391
Note

(pitch=405)
Connected
position
320
195
208.5
300
Rear view

position
238
Draw-out
handle aperture
67
19
25

Partition
(not supplied)
730
133
74.5
60
566
Interlock plate
30
450
720
34
Code A
56
without interlock
21
switch (option)
Maximum
displacement
magnitude
505

(pitch=730,450)
312
14
783
Interlock plate
Nameplate
49
780
Manual trip
button
320
Handle
Secondary
junction
22-11 holes
for shipping clamp
(pitch=40)

(pitch=300)
189.5
80
10
50
Closing spring
charge indicator
On-O
indicator
100
Manual close
button
(with the cover)
2-entrance holes
for control wire
340
Operation
counter
788.5
Manual charging
handle aperture

(pitch=320755)
22-10 holes
248
Vacuum
interrupter

(pitch=300450)
410
325.5
Primary
junction
90
579
258
34
Front plate
300
200
320
540
200
50
Fig. 34
Classes PW and MW
(types M, D and G)
Withdrawable with door open (types C, D and G)
Partition
(not supplied)
312
450
30
34
263
38
38
4-M12 tap screws
(depth=22)
M12 bolt
Torque35Nm
90
10
160
23
30
680
50
Length=1820
26
35
Partition
(not supplied)
98 126 98 126 98
26
10
50
90
788.5
188
Shutter guide
20
14
391
50
14
56
788
Fig. 33
In case of BIL95kV, set the no

edge busbars.
Rear view
15
80
29
Maximum
displacement
magnitude
204

(pitch=405)
238
Interlock pin
Draw-out
handle aperture
Wheels
1018.5
320
21
133
60
Interlock lever
505
Note
300

position
Connected
position
195
Shutter
208.5
device
Code A
without interlock
Nameplate
19
25
720
730
Interlock plate
Partition
(not supplied)
248
49
271.5
Manual trip
button
22-11 holes
for shipping clamp
(pitch=40)

(pitch=730,450)
Interlock plate
(types D,G)
780
Secondary
junction
320
On-O
indicator
10
Handle
253
484
80
50
Closing spring
charge indicator
783
100
Manual close
button
(with the cover)

(pitch=300)
2-entrance holes
for control wire
340
Operation
counter
189.5
Vacuum
interrupter

(pitch=300450) 22-M8 tap screws for partition
(pitch=320755)
22-10 holes
410
16.5
Primary
junction
320
579
325.5
34
258
Front plate
300
200
Manual charging
handle aperture
15

(pitch=300)
20
540
200
Partition
(not supplied)
755
300
47.5
40
47.5
40
40
100 125* 100 125* 100

*set
the busbars so
that this distance keep
125mm or more, or
cover busbars with
insulation cover.
Fig. 35
16
Connection Diagrams
Withdrawable: Standard Connection Diagram (Code A)
On
27
J3
52X
D1 D2
D3 D4
R1
52Y
R2 R3
D7 D8
ZNR4
J2
52Y
J5
D5 D6
J2
ZNR2
J4
ZNR3
D9
ZNR5
This device is not supplied with the VCB;

please order separately.
CC
52b
LS0
STC
Capacitor
tripping device
AC1 AC2 DC+ DC-
J1
(-)
When the auxiliary switch

has micro current specications,
terminals 7 18 (3a3b)
are standard contacts and
are contacts for micro current.
J3
ZNR1
D1 D2
D3 D4
M
: Motor (for charging the closing spring)
CC : Closing coilSTC : Shunt tripping coil
52Y : Auxiliary relays (for motor)
52X : Auxiliary relays (for prevention of pumping)
52a/b : Auxiliary contacts for circuit breaker
14
15
16
17
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
25 18
26 19
27 20
21
28 22
29 23
30 24
17P
13P
Front view of the VCB
LS0
: Limit switch (for detecting VCB's position)
LS1
: Limit switch (for detecting the charging of the closing spring)
LS2
: Limit switch (for starting up and stopping motor)
LS3
: Limit switch (for closing spring charged indication)
R1/2/3/4 : Resistor (R3 and R4 200/220V only)
Fig. 36
ZNR2
52Y
J4
ZNR3
D5 D6
J2
R2 R3
D7 D8
ZNR4
J2
52Y
(+)
9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25
D9
ZNR5
39
8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26
This device is not supplied with the VCB;

please order separately.
52a
LS1
CC
The shunt tripping coil (STC) is for DC

only; for AC operation, use a capacitor
tripping device for conversion to DC.
For rated voltage of 100/110VAC,
200/220VACuse a STC with a 100-125
VDC rating.
52b
52b
52X R4
38
LS0
STC
Capacitor
tripping device
AC1 AC2 DC+ DC-
J1
J5
10
11
12
13
Note:
The following are VCB options:
the micro current specication auxiliary switch,
the tripping coil disconnection monitoring
(terminal No. 30),
the capacitor tripping device and LS3.
In the above wiring diagram;

Circuit breaker : Opened state
Closing spring : Discharged state
Motor circuit : No-voltage condition
R1
52Y
52X
J1
52a
52X
(-)
Secondary junction
37
52a
AC input
DC output
40
LS3
J4
LS2
J5
J5
2
17
The shunt tripping coil (STC) is for DC

only; for AC operation, use a capacitor
tripping device for conversion to DC.
For rated voltage of 100/110VAC,
200/220VACuse a STC with a 100-125
VDC rating.
(+)
J5
8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26
29
52a
LS1
52b
52X R4
28
J3
52a
52X
J1
52a
VCB auxiliary switch 5a5b
J5
AC or DC
J4
52Y
LS3
LS2
ZNR1
On
9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25
(+)
J5
J3
AC or DC
(+)
30
Note: There is no LS0 in a fixed (type-L).
Note:
For DC voltage,
set the COM to the positive terminal.
in the control
substrate
VCB auxiliary switch 5a5b
J5
Withdrawable: Standard Connection Diagram (Code B)
Note:
For DC voltage,
set the COM to the positive terminal.
in the control
substrate
Note: There is no LS0 in a fixed (type-L).
AC input
DC output
When the auxiliary switch

has micro current specications,
are standard contacts and
are contacts for micro current.
Secondary junction
Note:
The following are VCB options:
the micro current specication auxiliary switch,
the tripping coil disconnection monitoring
(terminal No. 40),
the capacitor tripping device and LS3.
8 15 22
9 16 23
37
3 10 17 24
38
4 11 18 25
39
5 12 19 26
40
6 13 20
7 14 21
Front view of the VCB
In the above wiring diagram;

Motor circuit : No-voltage condition
M
: Motor (for charging the closing spring)
CC : Closing coilSTC : Shunt tripping coil
52Y : Auxiliary relays (for motor)
52X : Auxiliary relays (for prevention of pumping)
52a/b : Auxiliary contacts for circuit breaker
LS0
: Limit switch (for detecting VCB's position)
LS1
: Limit switch (for detecting the charging of the closing spring)
LS2
: Limit switch (for starting up and stopping motor)
LS3
: Limit switch (for closing spring charged indication)
R1/2/3/4 : Resistor (R3 and R4 200/220V only)
Fig. 37
18
Accessories
Secondary Connector
Lifting Adapter
Lifting
Code A
The panel side lead wires connect

the input voltage and VCB unit.
They are inserted in the control
plug section of the VCB.
A lifting adapter used to lift the
VCB. Please refer to the directions
for use in the instruction manual.
Number of accessories:
1 per unit
1 per 1-5 VCBs (min. 1)
Code B
Manual Charging Handle

This handle enables the closed
spring to be charged manually
by inserting the handle in the
front manual charging handle
aperture and rotating clockwise
for approximately 15 rotations.
Shipping Clamp
Insertion / Draw-out Handles
For type-M
3,150A rating
(shipped with a panel)
600-1,250A
1,600-3,150A
For types C, D and G
These are fixtures for shipping the

VCB and a mounting frame together.
Use them as described in the
instruction manual.
This is a insertion / draw-out

handle to move the VCB unit
between the test position and
the connected position.
1 per unit
For types C, D and G
For type-M
19
20
Closing Spring Charged Indication Switch
Additional Auxiliary Switch (Additional 5a5b)
Used for charging/discharging output of closing springs.

The contact number is 1C.
Table 5 Contact ratings.
Rated voltage (V)
Resistance load (A)
Inductive load (A)
125AC/DC
5.5
5.5
250AC/DC
1.5
Secondary
junction
Secondary
junction
The switch makes it possible to add 5a5b to a standard 5a5b contact

number to create a 10a10b arrangement (the additional auxiliary contact
has no settings for micro current contact). It is also possible to create an
8a8b configuration by adding 5a5b to the standard 3a3b contact number
through use of the optional additional shunt tripping coil.
37
38
39
17P
Additional Shunt Tripping Coil
27
LS3
*1: Please refer to the standard connection diagram for

the VCB (P17 and P18).
*2: Fig. 38 shows a closed spring in a dischrged state.
*3: LS3 (limit switch for the spring charge indicator)
uses X-10GW22-B (manufactured by OMRON).
*4: For DC voltage, set the COM to the positive
electrode.
NC
N0
X-10GW22-B
(OMRON)
28
29
28
LS3
NC
13P
N0
29
COM
27
+
COM
X-10GW22-B
(OMRON)
38
39
37
An additional shunt tripping coil can be arranged

through addition of an independent tripping coil. If
one of the tripping coils malfunctions, the other
tripping coil can still perform tripping.
Fig. 38 Wiring diagram
(+)
(+)
52a
52a
52a
52a
STC
STC
(-)
(-)
Fig. 40
Mechanical Locking Device

Draw-out Mechanism Padlock Device
Key for interlocking
The interlock system is configured to lock the VCB in the off position. To
shut down the VCB either automatically or manually requires the VCB to
be locked using the key. The key can only be removed after the VCB has
been opened and locked. The VCB cannot be closed in this state.
Note that users are responsible for preparing the interlock key; a key will
not be supplied by the manufacturer. In addition, note that this feature
cannot be used together with the draw-out mechanism padlock device.
This padlock can be used to lock the VCB in the

connected position or test / disconnected position.
Note that users are responsible for preparing a
padlock; a padlock will not be supplied by the
manufacturer.
Table 6 Specifications of key for interlocking.

Manufacturer
Castell
Model
FS1
Lock portion symbol
User option
Key rotation
90 degrees clockwise to trap
Spigot dimensions
9.5mm2 X 22mm long
Padlock Device for Close and Trip Button
Tripping Coil Disconnection Monitoring

(+)
52a
This function monitors disconnection of the tripping coil and control

connector based on output from the input terminal. The disconnection
monitoring current is 30mA or below.
52a
STC
(-)
21
This padlock board can be used to cover the

VCB closing and tripping buttons and prevent
manual switching operations. Note that users
are responsible for preparing a padlock; a
padlock will not be supplied by the manufacturer.
Fig. 39
22
Position Switch (Connected Position / Test and Disconnected Position)
Short-circuit Capacity Earthing
Output of the test and disconnected position as well as the connected

position of the circuit breaker. The maximum output contact number is 2C for
the test and disconnected position and 4C for the connected position.
Table 8 Connected position contact ratings
(switching).
Table 7 Test and disconnected position

contact ratings (switching).
Rated voltage (V) Resistance load (A) Inductive load (A)
10
6
100125AC
0.5
0.05
100125DC
0.25
200250DC
2C for test and disconnected position

4C for connected position
Wiring diagram of connected position contact
Wiring diagram of test and disconnected position contact

No.2 SW
196.5
2 units
40
65
Rated voltage (V) Resistance load (A) Inductive load (A)

100125AC
15
10
100125DC
0.5
0.1
200250DC
0.3
2C for test and disconnected position

2C for connected position
1 unit
2-12 holes
1.25mm2 , yellow, 2m
No.1 SW
Switches for the connected position
142
1R1 1W1
D4
NC
N0
D6
NC
D5
N0
D2
1R2
COM+
D3
1R3
D1
BZ-2RW822-T4-J Asvel Co.,Ltd.
Position detecting
switch timing
1W2
2R2
1W3
2R3
No.1 SW
2W2
2W3
No.2 SW
TDL-22C-S Fuji Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
12
COM+
1.25mm2 , yellow, 2m
513
Connected position
contact
NOON
Fig. 43
NCON
1755

position contact
NOON
NCON
Optional Terminal (V: Vertical, H: Horizontal )
VCB insert/draw-out stroke 1955
Conductors can be installed vertically and horizontally inside panels

through use of horizontal and vertical terminals
in the mounting frame terminal area.
Connected position
Test and disconnected position
Fig. 41
4-15 holes
Earthing Switch (ES)
17.5
40
Table 9 Coil ratings.
Class E2 (40kA / 3s)

Applicable standards: IEC 62271-102-2012
Accessories: Operating handle: 1 piece / 1-5 ES unit (s)
Rated voltage
Current f low
100110V DC
63mA
Option
Electric interlock circuit
(-)(+)
Earth position
40
75
This earthing switch is used to ground the main circuit part (lower
side of the mounting frame). It enables simple safety checks at
the time of maintenance and inspections.
20
For 630-2,000A
4-15 holes
Terminal block
TE-K2-9S
(M3.5 screw)
COM(+)
NC
E4
LS1
(O position)
X-10GW22-B (OMRON)
COM(+)
E3
NO
E2 NC
E1
121
32-14 holes
411
30
Mounting frame width
Main-circuit terminal for the earthing switch
24.5
Shutter Padlock Device

This padlock prevents release of the shutter in the mounting
frame. Note that users are responsible for preparing a
padlock; a padlock will not be supplied by the manufacturer.
Earth position
Handle insertion part

Shutter close
position
A: terminal thickness
600-2,000A:20
2,500-3,150A:24
Details of handle insertion part
Protrusion of shutter
50
88
End of mounting frame
710
O position
11 hole for earth
212
411
20
301
306
305.5
130
8
133.5
24.5
361
(68)
82
Indicator
82
20
101
51
25
89
Open: 250(max.)
Close: 130
Handle insertion
part
25
Fig. 44
Connection diagram
15
Shutter open
position
306
50
For 2,500-3,150A
COM(+)
108
Range of handle motion
301
14
24
210
101 89
60
210
(33
)
(610)
30
890
IC
LS2
(Earth position)
X-10GW22-B (OMRON)
E6
NO
E5 NC
S1 C2
50
98
S1 C2 E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6
Operating handle
O position
20
2R1 2W1
19.5
Switches for the test position
The ground-fault current to the VCB frame flows into the earth bus on
the panel side at the VCB's connected position.
Current flow of 40kA-3 seconds.
160
210
210
636
Fig. 42
23
24
Relevant Devices
Vacuum Checker
Sold Separately
This is a device to absorb the surge generated by switching.
Sold Separately
This is a device to check the VI vacuum level of a VCB using a vacuum checker.
Panel
External
CR-12
CR-15
11
15
16
20
Capacitance (F)
0.053 phases
0.053 phases
0.13 phases
0.13 phases
Resistance ()
1003 phases
1003 phases
1003 phases
1003 phases
8.5
10
31
33
Mass (kg)
Precautions
Caution for circuits containing harmonics
As is the case with general high-pressure capacitors, please exercise caution when applying CR suppressors to circuits
with higher harmonic waves. Particular care is required regarding multiple-order harmonic waves which may have
flowed into circuits used for current control via the thyristor. When using a CR suppressor, set the effective value of
resultant current with harmonic waves to the values shown in the table below (values are 1.3 times the rated value).
Table 11 Effective value of resultant current with harmonic waves.
Type
CR-3
CR-6
CR-12
CR-15
Acceptable values for the resultant

current of the harmonic wave
0.05A
eective value / phase
0.1A
0.37A
0.37A
How to install
Install the CR suppressor vertically; do not install it horizontally or upside down.
Pilot lamp
Input voltage
selection
switch
Removable cover
Power supply
outlet
136
Caution for withstand voltage tests

1.Please conduct a withstand voltage test after removing any wire connections.
2.Take care to ensure that test voltages and application times are correct. Depending on transformer capacity,
excessive current flow may prohibit the test from being performed.
For withstand voltage tests where the panel includes a CR suppressor, the CR suppressor must be disconnected from
main circuit.
192
Ammeter
Table 13 Specifications of vacuum checker.

Type
Primary input voltage (VAC)
V-1C
100/110/120
V-2C
200/220/240
Lifter ( F-3C, F-3C Adapter for Type-M)
Between T-C
10 minutes
CR-3
CR-6
CR-12
CR-15
6.6V
13.2V
24V
30V
7.6V
14.2V
28V
36V
Table 14 List of lifter.

Type
Lifter
L, C, D, G
F-3C
F-3C adapter
Minimum rotation radius approx.1050
4.95V
9.9V
18V
22.5V
180
Cap
Fig. 45-1 CR-3, CR-6.
180
Terminal details
M12 screw
Cap
3
220
430 MAX
2-1520
oval
holes
25
140
Earth terminal
M8 screw
260
535 MAX
C
B MAX
2-1520
oval
holes
A
1.6
350
370
M12 screw
Winch box
39
180
Center load
2450N
Wire rope
Fig. 45-2 CR-12
Earth terminal
M8 screw
Main mast
Steering handle
Floor lock
(one-touch pedal type)
Free wheel with rubber
(2-125)
Fixed wheel
made of plastic
25
M6 screw
180
Terminal details
640
605
640
605
Inner R7.5
(installation foot)
Inner R7.5
(installation foot)
Terminal details
75
324
540
140
110
Wire cover
105
150
105
150
80
122
4-8 installation holes
Earth terminal
M6 screw
110
540
249
37
Adapter for type-M
Sheave
Guide roller
620
598
49
(Adapter size)
5Recommended replacement period: 15 years

620
598
Adapter for type-M only
2-20
holes
F-3C
Safety catcher
322
Test
switch
Sold Separately
2-20
holes
T: Terminal C: Case
100
0.05 F
66
22
1 minute
Power
switch
Fig. 45-3 CR-15
Lifting stroke
Between T-T
Between T-C
AC
Remote control
Fig. 46
Table 12 Acceptable test voltage of CR suppressor.
Rated test voltage
Remote control
outlet
Fuse
Base foot
(made of rubber)
This is the lifter necessary to carry the circuit breaker unit in and out of the panel.
Please use F-3C and adapter for type-M.
Caution for regular inspections

Be sure to ground the secondary terminals of the CR suppressor before touching them.
Type
Warning
label
Warning
label
Output voltage
selection
switch
Panel portion
120
337
22
237
Earth
terminal
High voltage
lead terminal
235
Remote control
box storage
portion
150
200
136
20
6.6
150
Carrying knob
320
3.3
Applicable circuit voltage (kV)

External dimensions
(mm) *1
CR-6
140
CR-3
(10)
Type
192
Table 10 Ratings.
286
320
555
644
(Adapter size)
Surge Absorbing Capacitor (CR Suppressor)
Fig. 47 Lifter (F-3C)
(2-150)
*1: Maximum height of the main-circuit terminal.
25
26
Interlocking Process for the Panel Door When Using

Withdrawable with Door Closed (Type-M) Operation Mechanism
Relevant Devices
Capacitor Tripping Device (CTD)
Through optional processing of the panel door, the VCB unit can be installed together
Sold Separately
This device makes it possible to trip the circuit breaker electrically within a fixed time via remote
control even when the control power is out.
with the following interlock function.
Interlock function with panel door

2-7 holes
45
45
Table 15 Ratings.
Type
45
2-M6
Mounting screws
27
f100
4-M4
Terminal screws
Protective cover
16
75
110.6
0.5W240
KF-200CD
820F
10W300
10W100
0.5W240
Items
Rated working voltage (V)
100/110AC
200/220AC
Cancellation handles of the side lock (both sides)

Side-lock plates for mounting frame(both sides)
Fig. 51
140/155DC
Function
0.1
1
VCB can only be moved when the panel door is in the closed state.
2.3
An insertion/draw-out handle (for type-M) can be used to move the VCB after closing the panel door with
the unlocking pin attached to the door.
100125DC
Unlocking pin must be installed
79 oval hole
2.3
KF-200CD converts the input voltage of

200V into 100V via the transformer.
Fig. 48
D1
KF-200CD
50/60
Device-mounting xture
AC1
KF-100E
VCB operational voltage (V)
90 (Pitch)
90
Insertion hole for draw-out handle

Insertion hole for cancellation pin of the operation
Electric charge time constant
f104
Insertion hole for insertion handle
Table 16 Table of ratings.
Power consumption
(steady state) (W)
7
15
4-7
120
90
10W100
Rated output voltage (V)
50
35
70
10W300
87
110
Dimension of CTD
130
820F
R1
DC+
AC1
R1
Example of processing procedure

In this example, the distance between the inside of the panel door and edge of the mounting frame is 53mm.
DC+
AC
power
supply
SW
ZNR
C
R3
52a
R2 LED
AC
power
supply
ZNR
SW
C
R3
DC-
Fig. 49 Circuit diagram (KF-100E).
52a
52a
R2 LED
STC
D2
AC2
52a
STC
AC2
Install a 5mm unlocking pin (figure below shows M5 screw) in the position shown in the figure below (dimensions:
117mm, 32.5mm).
Use an unlocking pin with a length that enables it to be inserted in a position 11mm from the edge of the mounting
frame.
Please process the handle aperture for a
panel cover of 16025 mm or larger.
DC-
Fig. 50 Circuit diagram (KF-200CD).

Handle pivot point
Mounting frame end
*53
+2
117 1
Draw-in/draw-out handle
(Testing position)
Panel door
Unlocking pin
Panel opening160
Unlocking pin
32.52
Unlocking pin mounting location

+2
117 1
(42)
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1. Please note that the KF-200CD output voltage is 140/155VDC. It cannot be used to open circuit breakers with a tripping
voltage of 200/220VDC and may cause an accident in this case.
2. Be sure to completely charge a capacitor before performing opening operation or giving the opening command.
3. The sole purpose of this device is tripping a VCB. Do not use for any other purpose.
4. One device is required per VCB unit.
5. Recommended replacement period: 6 years
60
25
Caution:
(97.5)
1. Capacitor tripping devices are mounted on the panel as standard.

2. Mounting fixtures that enable installation inside the panel are optional. The device can be installed facing the left, right,
up or down according to the direction of the mounting fixtures.
113
Remarks
32.52
R6
4-
Condenser C Resistance R1 Resistance R2 Resistance R3
KF-100E
14.3
13
Function
VCB can only be moved when the panel door is in the
closed state.
45
10
l
ho
Panel opening160
Mounting frame clamp face

Door thickness T
113
*53
Mounting frame end
Fig. 52
27
28
Operation Mechanism and Operating Principles
Operation / Control Voltage (Current)

Table 17 Variation range of operation/control voltage.
Closing Operation
Fig. 53 shows the state where the circuit breaker is opened and the closing spring is discharged.
Standard
Electrical (Closing) Operation

When the power supply is connected, auxiliary relay 52Y is excited via limit switch LS2 and the contact of auxiliary relay 52Y
closes, which then activates the motor via LS2, and the contact of auxiliary relay 52Y starts to charge the closing spring.
When the closing spring is completely charged, limit switch LS2 opens, the motor then stops and limit switch LS1 closes (the
closed control circuit is formed).
By closing the closing command switch CS1 in this state, the closing coil CC is excited, the closing latch of the operating
mechanism is released and the circuit breaker closes as a result of the energy from the charged closed spring. Through
discharging the closed spring, LS2 is closed and LS1 is opened.
When limit switch LS2 closes, the motor activates and charges the closing spring to prepare for the next closing operation.
When the circuit breaker is closed, circuit breaker auxiliary contact 52b opens and shuts off excitation of closing coil CC. At
the same time auxiliary contact 52a closes and forms a trip circuit of the voltage trip coil STC and at the same time excites the
auxiliary relay (for anti-pumping prevention) 52X.
If consecutive closing commands are given to the closing operation switch CS1 while charging the closed spring (charge time
of motor: 6 seconds): limit switch LS1 closes, the closing coil CC is excited, and the circuit breaker closes after completing the
charging of the closing spring.
When the circuit breaker is opened (tripped), circuit breaker auxiliary contact 52a opens and shuts off excitation of STC to
prepare for the next closing operation.
Trip-free Operation
If the closing command and trip command are given simultaneously when the circuit breaker is in an opened state and the
closing spring is in a charged state (closing preparation):
When performing the closing operation, it is necessary to release the closing command by closing command switch CS1 and
then restore auxiliary relay 52X.
(0n)
CS1
DC
75125
AC
85110
Opening control voltage

(tripping circuit)
DC
Control voltage (V)
J4
LS2
52a
24
ZNR1
D1
52X
J4
ZNR3
3/6/10/15-VPR-25D/32D/40D
Closing
48
D2
D5
52Y
ZNR2
D6
D3 D4
M
52Y
D9
J2
Motor circuit
52a
52X
R4
LS0
STC
: Motor (for charging closing spring)
CC
: Closing coil
STC
: Shunt tripping coil
LS0
: Limit switch
LS1
LS2
200/220
0.05
0.05
3.5
0.05
4.5
0.05
1.5
0.05
0.05
1.8
0.05
24
I
Type
48
Is
Tripping 13 0.03 0.03
3/6/10/15-VPR-25D/32D/40D
VAC*1
VDC
Current (A), Time (s)
I
8
100/110
Is
0.03 0.03
I
4
125
Is
0.03 0.03
100/110
200/220
Is
0.03 0.03
I
2
Is
200/220
Is
0.03 0.03 0.03
Is
0.03
Is: Maximum flowing current at the time of disconnection monitoring

*1 CTD used.
Table 19 Motor operation control current and current-flow time for DC and AC (see Fig. 55).
Control voltage (V)
VDC
24
48
VAC
100/110
125
200/220
100/110
200/220
I1 I2 T1 T2 I1 I2 T1 T2 I1 I2 T1 T2 I1 I2 T1 T2 I1 I2 T1 T2 I1 I2 T1 T2 I1 I2 T1 T2
Type
3/6/10/15-VPR-25D/32D/40D
18 6.5 0.1 6 12 2.5 0.1 6
6 1.2 0.1 6 7.5 1.5 0.1 6 3.5 0.6 0.1 6 8.5 3 0.1 6 4.5 1.5 0.1 6
Operation / Control Current Waveform for DC.
: Limit switch
: Limit switch (for starting/stopping motor)
52Y
: Auxiliary relay (for motors)
52X
: Auxiliary relay (for pumping prevention)
T1
T2run time
T
time
Fig. 54 Closing / tripping control current waveform.
Fig. 55 Motor operation current waveform.
Operation / control Voltage (Current)

Table 20 Burden VA of closing coil and electrifying time for AC operation.
100110V AC
Control voltage (V)

Type
3/6/10/15-VPR-25D/32D/40D
Burden (VA)
Resistance welding time

s
680
0.05
Table 21 Motor burden VA and drive time for AC operation.
R1/2/3/4 : Resistor
(R3 and R4 are equipped only for 200/220V)
Isteady-state
2
current
current
I
52a/b : Auxillarry contacts for circuit breaker
J5
100/110
Control voltage (V)
(for detecting spring charge)
J1
200/220
Opening control current
: No-voltage condition
(for detecting VCBs position)
52b
Fig. 53 Basic control circuit diagram.
29
J1
52b
52Y
ZNR5
J5

R2 R3
D7 D8
ZNR4
125
I1
inrush current
52X
CC
R1 J2
VAC
100/110
(0ff)
CS2
LS1
85110
12
Type
52a
J3
70110
VDC
The wiring diagram on the left indicates:
J5
J3
85110
60125
AC
In the control
substrate
J5
85110
Closing control voltage

(closing circuit)
AC
Table 18 Closing and tripping control current and current-flow time for DC and AC (see Fig. 54).
Closing control current
Operation takes place in the order of , , and of the electrical (closing) operation. Then, because the trip command is
being continued, operation of the electrical (trip) operation occurs.
Electrical (closing) operation is returned but since the auxiliary relay 52X is continuously being excited, a closed circuit is
not formed by contact 52Xb and the circuit remains in the opened state.
85110*
DC
*Due to electric spring operation
When Closing Commands are Consecutively Given While Charging Closed Spring
By closing the trip command switch CS2, the voltage trip coil STC is excited, the engagement of the tripping latch at the
operating mechanism is released and the circuit breaker opens.
IEC-62271-100
Closing operation voltage

(motor circuit)
Tripping Operation
JEC-2300
Items
100110V AC
Control voltage (V)

Type
3/6/10/15-VPR-25D/32D/40D
Burden (VA)
Resistance welding time

s
180
30
Sequence Timing
Table 22 Table of auxiliary switch ratings.

Type
3/6/10/15-VPR-25D/32D/40D
Operating sequence
Ratings and specifications

Rated insulation voltage (V)
250 AC/DC
Rated working voltage (V)
220 AC/DC
100125V AC
5 (power factor 0.30.4)
200220V AC
4 (power factor 0.30.4)
2455V DC
6 (time constant 40ms)
100110V DC
200220V DC
100V AC / V DC
30
24V AC / V DC
50
Main contact
AC
Standard
contact
Rated
operational current
(A)
T2
T3
"b" contact
DC
Minimum
operational current
(A)
"a" contact
T1
TC
AC/DC
Rated continuous current (A)
Rated operational voltage (V)
125 AC/DC
T4
TT
Fig. 56
For micro
current
Rated
operational current
(A)
AC ratings
100125V AC
1500
DC ratings
24125V DC
1500
Rated continuous current (A)
31
0.5
Table 23 Operating time (reference).

Code
Code descriptions
Time (ms)
TC
Closing time
3060
T1
"b" contact off main contact on
08
T2
Main contact on "a" contact on
210
TT
Opening time
1030
T3
"a" contact off main contact off
08
T4
Main contact off "b" contact on
08
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Operating Environment and Application
Operating Environment
Impact on Load Device
Table 24 Normal service conditions.
10-VPR-D VCBs are designed and manufactured as an indoor unit and

comply with JEC-2300 (AC circuit breakers) and IEC 62271-100.
Accordingly, these VCBs require a normal service conditions specified
in Table 24. Furthermore, sufficient maintenance and inspections must
be performed in accordance with the VCB instruction manual. Please
consult the manufacturer regarding operation of VCBs under special
conditions.
Caution for Installation Site and Surrounding Environment

The VCB service conditions must comply with the specifications shown in
Table 24. Do not use the VCBs in environments that do not meet these
conditions. For use in outdoor panels and special environments where
there is excessive dust, corrosive gas, water/condensation or abnormal
vibration/shock, be sure to take appropriate countermeasures.
Non-adherence to these cautions may result in damage to the products
or degraded performance in areas such as switching, current carrying
capacity and insulation.
Ambient
temperature
-5 - 40
(The average temperature for 24 hours must
not exceed 35.)
Inuence of
solar radiation
There must be no inuence of solar radiation.
Altitude
1,000m or lower
Powder dust
There must be no excessive powder dust.

(As a guideline, the powder dust should be
2mg/cm3 or less.)
Humidity
Relative humidity: 45 - 85
(There must be no dew condensation.)
Vibration
There must be no excessive vibration.
CR suppressor used
23
Capacitor
IEC60871-1
28
60
75
49
60
75
Application for Reactor Circuit
Poisonous gas
There must be no corrosive gas.
Although a capacitor circuit can be used, please exercise caution in regard to the following:
Application to the Capacitor Circuit

Before re-closing the capacitor, make sure the capacitor is fully discharged to prevent the risk of overvoltage being
generated.
Application to the Different System Butt Welding Circuit
Surge Protection Standards
3/6/10/15-VPR-D
Rated lighting
impulse withstand
voltage
kV (peak value)
28
Rotator IEC-34-15-1995
There must be no pollution.

(As a guideline, the equivalent salt deposit
density should be less than 0.01mg/cm2.)
Table 25
Type
Oil IEC60076-3-2000
Dry IEC726-3-1982
Degree of
pollution
types for actual applications.
Motor
Transformer
Table 22 outlines surge protection standards for the load circuit. Please use this table as a reference when selecting VCB
Generator
Power frequency
rated withstand
voltage
kV (rms value)
Type
A reactor circuit can be applied because the current chopping surge is not at a problematic level.
Application of Surge Protection Device
Load device
Table 26 Withstand voltage test voltage value of load device (11kV system).
VCB load devices are generally considered to include

transformers, rotators and capacitors. When the surge
voltage is higher that the insulation level of a load device,
one of the surge protection devices shown in Table 25
must be applied.
The withstand voltage of transformers, rotators and
capacitors as listed in the IEC standards are shown in
Table 26. Please confirm the overvoltage tolerance of
each device with the relevant manufacturer.
Dry transformer
Oil transformer
General purpose
arrester used
Not required
Mitsubishi Electric Phase-advanced

molded transformer
capacitor
General-purpose
arrester used
Not required
*1: To directly switch the semiconductor rectifier unit (for example, a electric power thyristor rectifier unit) to the secondary side of a transformer, use
a transformer with a contact-protective plate. Use a general-purpose arrester on the primary side and the surge protective device (such as a filter
capacitor) on the secondary side.
*2: Avoid interrupting the no-load excitation inrush current of a molded transformer oil transformer. When such current must be interrupted, use a
general-purpose arrester. Before using any oil transformer or molded transformer made by other manufacturers, consult the manufacturer.
*3: For motors in applications where inching operation is frequently performed and inching is the predominant switching duty (cranes, conveyors,
etc.), use a CR suppressor.
Application to different-system circuits

Application to different-system circuits is possible. In this case, it is necessary to shorten the maintenance, inspection and cleaning
cycle because the voltage added between VCB poles will be higher than under normal conditions. A more frequent maintenance
and inspection cycle is especially important in environments where there is pollution or high humidity.
Caution for Korndorfer Start Circuit

For a korndorfer start, a neutral point release of the auto-transformer should be conducted after the start current is completely
diminished.
Alternatively, for an auto-transformer that is used as a starting compensator, please use a korndorfer system startup transformer
specified in "power transformer (JEC-2201)."
Application to Electric Furnace Circuit

High frequency switching of the circuit breaker for an electric furnace increases the possibility of generating a switching
surge, and when a filter capacitor is connected there is a risk of generating high overvoltage. In addition to adopting a surge
protection device, please use a circuit breaker with a high withholding voltage or select a circuit breaker with a rated voltage
in one of the top classes.
Surge Voltage for Breaking Current

Surge voltage at the time of interrupting current generally includes the current chopping surge when interrupting an inductive small
current. If small current is interrupted by a switch that is superior in arc extinction capacity like the vacuum circuit breaker, the arc
suddenly dissipates before forcing the current to zero and then interrupts current. This is called the current chopping phenomenon,
and a high surge voltage may be generated if the phenomenon occurs at the time of inductive small current breaking.
It is possible to calculate the current chopping surge voltage by the following general equations.
Circuit conditions
Fig. 57 Application example of a surge protection device (for general-purpose vacuum circuit breakers).
For a motor direct switch (with line and reduced voltage starting)
(1) Without reverse voltage

(inching switching of transformer circuit/motor)
CR
SR
: Surge voltage (peak value)

Power voltage to ground (peak value)
Attenuation coecient (for transformer: approx. 0.65, for motor: 0.85)
Surge impedance
33
VCB
VCB
CR
VCB
T
CR
Inductance of load circuit including a transformer or motor

Earth capacity of load circuit including a transformer or motor
Chopping current
CR
CR
(2) With reverse voltage

(motor switching of the constant - velocity drive)
VCB
VCB
VCB
VCB
Surge voltage equation
Full-voltage starting
Reactor starting
Korndorfer starting
VCB
VCB
Star-delta starting
34
For semiconductor
rectifier
For dry transformer

switching
Electric furnace
transformer
Table 28 Capacitor load applicable capacities.

Items
Multiple
switching capacity
kVar
3-VPR-D
2,500
1,500
6-VPR-D
5,000
3,000
10/15-VPR-D
7,000
4,000
Type
VCB
VCB
LA
VCB
VCB
CR
LA
CR
Furnace
transformer
with short-proong
plate)
10,000
Maximum
switching capacity
kVar
Number of switching
For changeover to private

power generation facility
*1: Electrical service life for the max. switching capacity is approx 2,000
times; multiple switching capacity is 10,000 times.
*2: Applicable capacities with 6-13% series-connected reactor.
1,000
1,000
Generator
Power thyristor rectifiers
Fig. 59 Guidelines on the switching times for applicable capacity

(for 12, 15kV).
Table 29 Maximum applicable capacity.

Items
Service Life and Applications

Vacuum Service Life of VI
The high vacuum of the VI in the VCB ensures interrupting and insulation characteristics. It is very important that this vacuum be
maintained.
Our VIs are manufactured on our advanced production line and provide safe, long term use guaranteed by our original method of service
life testing and control. Vacuums can be inspected simply as part of regular inspections via the withstand voltage method or through use
of portable vacuum checkers.
Electrical Service Life of VI (see Table 27)

The electrical service life of a VI is determined by the electrode consumption and the number of switchings. For VPR-D, the service life
can be determined by the number of load switchings, because the electrode consumption is extremely small. Therefore, it is not required
to measure the electrode consumption (wipe) at the time of maintenance and inspection.
Mechanical Service Life
7.2kV
12kV
15kV
3.6kV
7.2kV
12kV
15kV
3.6kV
7.2kV
12kV
15kV
3/6/10/15-VPR-D
1,250A
1,250
4,900
9,800
16,100
20,300
7,000
14,000
23,000
29,000
3/6/10/15-VPR-D
2,000A
2,000
7,700
15,400
26,600
32,900
11,000
22,000
38,000
47,000
3/6/10/15-VPR-D
3,150A
3,150
12,600
25,200
42,000
52,500
18,000
36,000
60,000
75,000
*1 Maximum applicable full-load current (A) is for a single breaker.

*2 Motor output (kW) is: calculated by power factor efficiency=0.7.
Polarity in Connecting to Main Circuit

It is unnecessary to classify the polarity in the power/load sides when connecting the main circuit of the VCB.
(Electrical or mechanical performance is not changed regardless of whether it is connected to the power side of load side.)
The contact resistance and calorific value of each rated current are shown. Use this as a reference when selecting models.
Table 30 Contact resistance and calorific value of each rated current.
Replace When Service Life Expires

The estimated service life is 20 years when used under normal environmental conditions. When the VCB reaches the end of its
mechanical service life or its specified operation count, it is necessary to replace the VCB.
Type
Rated current (A)
Table 27 Switching service lives.

Items
3/6/10/15-VPR-D
Load switching service life (times)
Mechanical switching service life (times)
*1: Values shown in the table above are based on the continuous switching test and apply to the short term; they are not guaranteed in the long term.
To ensure optimum performance, please follow the maintenance and inspection procedures described in the instruction manual.
100,000
Breaking service life (times)
3.6kV
Type
Distribution transformer (kVA)
Motor output (kW)*2
Calorific Value
This can be determined by the operation counter provided in the VCB (provided in all types as standard specification).
Type
Three-phase induction motor

Full-load current (A)*1
The service life of VCBs is specified in terms of the vacuum service life of VI, as well as the electrical and the mechanical service lives.
10,000
Applicable capacity
kVar
Contact resistance Rc()

between and *1
Caloric value (W) / three phases
3/6/10-VPR-25D/32D
15-VPR-32D/
3/6/10/15-VPR-40D
3/6/10/15-VPR-32D/40D
3/6/10-VPR-32D/40D
600/630
1,200/1,250
600/630
1,200/1,250
2,000
3,150
72
63
42
24
338*2
366*2
504
715
*1: Measured value using the direct current voltage potential drop method.
*2: Value at the time of applying a 1,250A electrical current.
10,000
1,000
100
10
1
10
100
Breaking current (kA)

Fig. 58 Breaking service life criterion for breaking current (for 10-VPR-40D 3,150A).
35
Fig. 60
36
Lifting the VCB
Altitude
Lift the VCB using the mounting holes as shown below.
Lifting the mounting frame

Lifting
Lift the mounting frame using the mounting holes as shown

in the figure below.
Mounting hole
(30)
Mounting hole
(30)
Mounting hole
(30)
Lifting
Mounting hole
(30)
When using the VCB in altitudes over 1,000m above sea

level, the insulation withstand level is reduced due to
differences from the standard ambient conditions.
To make corrections for altitude, please confirm and apply
the insulation withstand levels for higher altitudes as listed in
IEC 62271-1-2011.
For installations at an altitude 2,500 m, if VCB is required with

BIL 75kV, VCB with BIL 95kV should be used in accordance
with Figure 65. 75 multiplied by 1.2 is 90.
1.5
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.1
Mount both
sides with
accompanying
bolts
1
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
Altitude (m)
Fig. 65
Recommendations for VCB Maintenance

1.Standards for the replacement of parts
Replace parts according to the following schedule (applies to all types) to ensure reliable operation for the full term of
the service life (20 years).
Fig. 61
Fig. 62
Table 31 Standards for the replacement of parts.
Do not lift VCBs while they are inserted in the mounting frame. When lifting the VCB or mounting frame,
please refer to the instruction manual and follow the specific conditions provided.
Shipping Clamps
When a switchgear is supplied with the mounting frame and VCB (in test position), it is necessary to mount the frame and
VCB on the switchgear. Follow the directions in the instruction manual and the accessories section of this catalog (page
20) to mount the devices using screws (M10) in the positions shown in the figure.
Replacement standard
Part
Usage period
Dumper
5,000
6 years
Degradation over time
Auxiliary switch
5,000
Motor
5,000
Preventive maintenance
Limit switch
5,000
10-15
years
Electrical service life
VI
(450)
When defects occur in vacuum and withstand voltage
Insulation performance
Degradation
Table 32 Maintenance and inspection cycle.

Maintenance and inspection cycle
Maintenance and
inspection classication
Normal environment
Substandard environment
(especially dew condensation, salt and powder dust)
Patrol inspection
6 months
1 month
37
2-10 holes or
M10 tap screws
(65)
320
119
Periodic inspection
Fig. 63 Mounting hole positions on the panel side

(type-M2,500A, 3,000/3,150A)
For 2,500A, 3,000/3,150A
First time: 1-2 years

Second time and later: 3 years
Detailed inspection
6 years
Special inspection
(pitch=450)
(40)
22-11 holes
for transport tting
(pitch=40)
1-2 years
2-4 years
Maintenance and inspection cycle
*1: Please replace a VCB when the number of switching operations reaches 10,000 times.
*2: Please consider replacing the product after 20 years of use under normal environmental conditions.
3.VCB Replacement Condition

VCBs are recommended for replacement when any of the following conditions are true:
10
50
For withdrawable with door open

(types C,D and G)
49
312
450
Fig. 64 Mounting hole positions on the panel side

(types C, D and G)
37
30 times
Switching service life of the rated short-circuit breaking current
2.Types of inspections
For withdrawable with door closed (type-M)
For 600-2,000A
Reason for replacement
Actuating cycle
1 .Twenty years have passed since manufacture.

2 .Switching service life has expired (see page 35).
3. Abnormalities are identified in the inspection described in Table 32 and there is no chance of restoring the abnormalities
through repair of parts.
*Make sure to refer to the instruction manual before inspection.
38
VPR
3.6V
7.2V
12V
15V
0 3
0 6
1 0
1 5
4 0
3 2
2 5
40kA
31.5kA
25kA
Rated short-circuit
breaking current
Series
name
10
0 6
2 0
2,000A
2 5
2,500A
G
Withdrawable
with door
closed (type-G)
and class MW
L
Fixed
4
Class E2
BIL95kV
(12kV)
(except for 15kV)
3,000A/3,150A
3 0
1,600A
1 6
1,200/1,250A
1 2
600/630A
Withdrawable
with door
closed (type-D)
and class PW
(type-L)
13
Rated current
12
closed (type-C)
and class CW
IEC 62271- Withdrawable

with door
100-2012
Withdrawable
with door
closed (type-M)
and class MW
Mounting
conguration
11
Class E1
BIL95kV
(12kV)
Class E2
J
JEC
2300-2010
1
Class E1
Classication Standards
2
7
8
48V DC
24V DC
200/220
VDC
100-125
VDC
Tripping
control
voltage
15
2, 7 and 8
will be manufactured
upon receipt of order
1 is standard.
48V DC
24V DC
200/220
VAC/V DC
100-125
VAC/V DC
Closing
operation/control
voltage
14
Connected
position 4C
Test position 2C
2 units
Connected
position 2C
Test position 2C
With
interlock
B
Code B
Without
interlock
Code A
Secondary
connector
17
1 unit
Position
switch
16
Additional
auxiliary switch
(additional 5a5b)
A
Additional shunt
tripping coil
D
Draw-out
mechanism
padlock device
P
padlock device
for close and
trip button
B
For
200/220AC
For
100/110AC
Capacitor tripping
device
(1), (2)
Table 34 Code description chart (special specifications)
(without optional accessories)
Without
electrical
interlock
With
electrical
interlock
Earthing switch
(Class E2)
(E), (F)
1 0 V P R 4 0 D 1 I D 1 2 11 0 B 0 0 0 A K D (with mechanical locking device and additional shunt tripping coil)
1 0 V P R 4 0 D 1 I D 1 2 11 0 B 0 0 0 0
Example for Order No.
Caution:Mechanical locking device (K) and draw-out mechanism padlock device (P) should not be used together.
Earthing switches are not compatible with type-C in the mounting configuration.
When the tripping power is AC and the capacitor tripping device (CTD) is selected, select 100 - 125V for the tripping control voltage.
When selecting an additional auxiliary switch and additional shunt tripping coil, it will be compatible only for control circuit plug: code B.
The tripping coil disconnection monitoring and the capacitor tripping device should not be used together.
The fixed (type-L) is not compatible with earthing switches, short-circuit capacity earthing, optional terminals or shutter padlock device.
Tripping coil
disconnection
monitoring
T
Mechanical
locking device
K
Optional
terminal
(V: Vertical,
H: Horizontal)
Standard 3a3b
contact For
microcurrent
2a2b contact
For microcurrent
Standard
5a5b
Auxiliary
switch
18
20
With
Optional
accessories
A
Without
mounting
frame
Optional
accessories
21
With
mounting
frame
Shutter padlock
device
S
With 1C
Closing spring
Mounting
charge indication
frame
switch
19
Lifter
CR suppressor Vacuum checker
To order any of the products below (sold separately),

please contact a local service representative.
Short-circuit
capacity
earthing
J
Caution:Refer to the catalog (JNEC-SL-0150) for the class E1 at 25kA, the standard draw-out operation (types C, D and G), and fixed (type-L) for items rated at 3.6kV/7.2kV (1,250A) and lower.
Rated short-circuit breaking current of 40kA with E2 class cannot be manufactured.
Withdrawable with door closed (type-M) is not compatible with mounting configuration class CW.
Fixed (type-L) is not compatible with the rated voltage 15kV, Bil95kV, and code B.
When selecting additional auxiliary switch and additional shunt tripping coil the control circuit plug configuration of code B should be applied.
Except for the

3,000/3,150A
rated current
Type
Rated voltage
VPR
Table 33 Code Description Chart (Standard Specifications)
Standard
12. Ordering Information
Specifications
Codes and descriptions

Specications
Codes and descriptions
39
40
41
42

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VPR Series Vacuum Circuit Breakers

JNEC-SL-0153 1303 (MDOC)

New publication effective March 2013.

High Levels of Reliability and Safety Achieved Through Use of the

Description and Structure

Interlocking Process for the Panel Door When

*The VI in 10-VPR-32D (1,250A).

Enhanced options including additional auxiliary switch and earthing switch.

Minimizing exposure to the

Withdrawable with door closed (Type-M)

Cutting-edge Technologies Using 3D CAD and CAE

to Ensure the Utmost Levels of Reliability and Safety

use of thermal fluid analysis, we have realized efficient

insulation of insulated parts and air has been optimized

with superior tracking resistance have been adopted

safety through insulation of live parts to prevent short

Vacuum Interrupter (VI)

with even higher reliability through utilization of computer-aided

Fig. 5 Example of the three-dimensional mechanism simulation.

Withdrawable with Door Closed (Type-M) Operation Mechanism of VCB

Optical Observation for Arc Behavior

Arc behavior was observed via a high-speed camera at the time of

Fig. 4 Observation of arc behavior in an internal VI.

M2, E2, and C2 Classes Described in the Specifications (IEC62271-100)

3 / 6 / 10 / 15-VPR-25D / 32D / 40D Series*3

Class E1, BIL95kV (12kV)

Class E2, BIL95kV (12kV)

Classification as for Electrical Endurance ( E1 and E2 )

Table 2 E1 and E2 operating sequence.

Number of operating sequence

Withdrawable with door closed and mounting

Withdrawable with door open and mounting

Withdrawable with door open and mounting

Withdrawable with door open and mounting

Fixed (with wheels)

Probability of Restrike during Capacitive Current Switching (C1 and C2)

Closing operating mechanism

Table 4 List of Ratings (JEC / IEC Standards).

JEC-2300-2010 / IEC 62271-100-2012

Rated voltage (kV)

Rated normal current (A)

Rated short-circuit breaking current (kA)

Rated opening time (s)

O-3min-CO-3min-CO, CO-15s-CO, O-0.3s-CO-1min-CO

Type test class* 2 Electrical

Operating counter (mechanical)

Rated breaking time (cycles)

Rated opening time (s)

Rated breaking time (cycles)

Rated normal current (A)

Rated frequency (Hz)

Opening control current (A)

JEC-2300-2010 / IEC 62271-100-2012

No-load closing time (s)

Type test class*2 Electrical

Motor-spring charged mechanism

Rated voltage (kV)

Rated frequency (Hz)

Closing operating mechanism