CTDB 6

UL LISTED UL FILE NO.
Capacitor Trip Device IND. CONT. EQUIP. C E103039
With Battery Back-Up

Model CTDB - 6 Specifications Operating temperature range:
o o
Max. Input Voltage: -30 C to 60 C
APPLICATION: 2 Va burden continuous
Provides a source of energy 2 Va burden continuous Storage temp range:
for circuit breaker and switch o o
-50 C to 80 C
trip coil operation during a Available Energy:
loss of AC control voltage. CTDB-6-120: 64 joules Short Circuit Protection:
CTDB-6-240: 57 joules Continuous
Tripping power is available
immediately upon energization Normal Output Voltage: Mounting:
before capacitors charged. CTDB-6120: 169 Vdc Vertical or horizontal
CTD-6-240: 340Vdc Input Surge Protection:
FREQUENCY: MOV protected to 65 joules pulse
50/ 60 Hz.o 400Hz. Capacitance: surge
CTDB-6-120: 4500 uF + 20%
CTDB-6-240: 990 uF+ 20%
NORMAL INPUT:
120/240 Volts ac.
The Automatic Charging Trip Device (CTDB-6) is used to trip circuit breakers and lock out relay when a battery or standby source is not available to
provide circuit breaker trip power. The CTDB-6 converts ac bus voltage to dc voltage and stores enough energy to operate a lock out relay or trip a circuit
breaker, often more than once. The CTDB-6, when fully charged, will maintain a charge for a minimum of 3 days after the ac power has been interrupted. In
normal operation, the batteries are trickle charged from the ac voltage source. Voltage is available from the ac power supply for tripping immediately upon
ac voltage power up. Capacitors do not need to be charged to have tripping voltage available on the output of the device, this is because the output is
automatically fed from the full wave bridge rectified ac signal or the charged capacitors, which ever is greater. Capacitor charge current is limited to
protect the control power system from a large current in-rush. this feature allows the use of many CTDB-6 units from the same control power voltage
source without coordination problems. Additionally, the CTDB-6 is self-protected from short circuit damage on the output. Batteries: 4 - rechargeable 1.2
volt Ni-Cad Cells * Electrical specifications are at 25 deg C
Notice: Ac power must be applied continually for minimum of 2 hours before the CTDB-6 is capable of developing full charge on the capacitors with a
sustained interruption in ac input. It is highly recommended that batteries be fully charged before installing into the CTDB-6. The CTDB-6 is designed to
trickle charge the batteries to hold a charge indefinitely, but the CTDB-6 trickle charge circuit can take as long as 48 hours to charge batteries that are
completely discharged. The CTDB-6 capacitor trip device is not intended for use as a dc power supply. The self protecting feature of the unit will severely
limit the continuous output current and voltage.
Servicing: See Next Page
Danger!
Lethal voltages are present qualified
persons should install, operate, and
service this device.
* Battery Disposal Information:
This product may contain portable batteries. In accordance with the European Directive 2006/66/EC, batteries and
accumulators are marked with the crossed out wheeled bin, which indicates that they cannot be disposed of as
unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. The marking may also include a chemical symbol (Pb for Lead, Hg
for Mercury, and Cd for Cadmium) indicating that the battery contains substances classified as hazardous by the
European Commission. Users of batteries must use the collection points available to customers for the return,
recycling, and treatment of batteries. Customer participation is important to minimize the negative effects of
batteries to the environment and sustain available natural resources. For more information see ww.weeerohsinfo.com.
Operation:
Nominal ac volts is applied across terminals #8 and #10. This voltage is full wave bridge rectified and applied across the trip capacitors
producing a steady state output trip voltage. The charge stored in these capacitor is available across terminals # 12 (positive) and #14
(negative).
A battery operated oscillator circuit will maintain the charge on the capacitors for a minimum period of 3 days provided that terminals
#6 is connected to terminal #7 and the batteries are fully charged. Terminals #6 and #7 can be connected with a normally open relay
contact operated by the ac power supply so that the oscillator is activated upon power failure. The batteries charge continuously when
power applied to the circuit. Since batteries can take up to 48 hours to charge while installed in the CTDB-6, we recommended that fully
charged batteries be installed in the CTDB-6 unit prior to putting the unit into service.
A push button and led indicator are used to determine if the CTDB-6 is operationally ready. When the button on the front panel is
pushed, the LED will illuminate if the Capacitor has minimum charge of 90 Vdc for the CTDB-6-120, and 200 Vdc for the CTDB-6-240. The
push button should only be pressed long enough to observe the illumination of the LED. The push button and LED does not indicate the
present of ac voltage.
Servicing:
Never remove the clear plastic cover without this discharge procedure:
1. Remove the 120 Vac control power.
2. Remove the jumper, or open the relay contact, across terminals #6 and #7.
3. Discharge the capacitor trip device. (A 5 watt resistor of approximately 500 ohms across Terminal #12 and #14 can be
used for this purpose)
Replace the 4 rechargeable 1.2 Volt Ni-Cad Cells according the battery manufactures recommended schedule. Never attempt to change
batteries without following the discharge produce. Battery terminals voltages are not isolated from the control and trip power.
The CTDB-6 unit will recharge itself if terminals #6 and #7 remain shorted! Follow the discharge procedure prior to any service or main-
tenance of the CTDB-6 unit or trip system.
CTDB-6 Panel Layout
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Tel: +1-800-547-8629 Tel: +34-94-485-88-00
Fax: +1-905-201-2455 Fax: +34-94-485-88-45
e-mail: sales.multilin@ge.com e-mail: gemultilin.euro@ge.com
Please refer to our website www.GEMultilin.com for more detailed contact information CS00A40785 Rev.2 9/10

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UL LISTED UL FILE NO.

Capacitor Trip Device IND. CONT. EQUIP. C E103039

With Battery Back-Up

Servicing: See Next Page

CTDB-6 Panel Layout

USA, Canada, Asia, Latin America Europe, Middle East, Africa

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