Abb Emax-E2

DOC. N° 1SDH001000R0002 - ECN000058721 - Rev.
SACE Emax 2
Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 low voltage air circuit-breakers
Installation, operation and maintenance instructions for

the installer and the user
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Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers.......................................... 4 Introduction......................................................................... 36
Components of the interface............................................... 36
1 - Contents..........................................................................4
LEDs.................................................................................... 37
Organization of this handbook............................................... 4 Protections: thresholds........................................................ 37
Intended readership............................................................... 4 Protections: times................................................................ 37
Instructions............................................................................ 4 Settings............................................................................... 37
Integrated informations.......................................................... 4 iTest pushbutton.................................................................. 38
Warnings................................................................................ 5 Test connector..................................................................... 38
Standards.............................................................................. 6
2 - Protections.................................................................... 39
2 - Transport and checking on receipt...................................7
L Protection......................................................................... 39
Introduction........................................................................... 7 S Protection......................................................................... 40
Weight of the circuit-breakers with packaging....................... 7 I Protection.......................................................................... 41
Transport of the packaged circuit-breaker............................ 7 G Protection........................................................................ 42
Identification of packaging..................................................... 8 Neutral and frequency.......................................................... 43
Packaging checks.................................................................. 8 Additional protections.......................................................... 44
Damage and Discrepancy Report.......................................... 8 Summary table of protections.............................................. 45
Storage method..................................................................... 9
3 - Measurements............................................................... 46
3 - Unpacking and handling................................................ 10
Introduction Measurements................................................. 46
Opening the packaging........................................................ 10 Instantaneous currents........................................................ 46
Disposal of packing materials.............................................. 11 Maximum and minimum currents......................................... 46
Weight of circuit-breakers without packaging...................... 12 Trips..................................................................................... 46
Lift the fixed circuit breaker or the moving part of a Contact Wear....................................................................... 46
withdrawable circuit-breaker................................................ 12 Number of operations.......................................................... 46
4 - Description.................................................................... 13 4 - Test................................................................................ 47
Description of circuit-breaker............................................... 13 Presentation........................................................................ 47
Description of the circuit-breaker front panel....................... 14 LED test............................................................................... 47
Description of electrical data plate IEC................................ 14 Battery test.......................................................................... 47
Description of electrical data plate UL................................. 15 Protection test..................................................................... 47
Manual operations for opening and closing the circuit- Opening test........................................................................ 47
breaker................................................................................ 16
Mechanical status indicators............................................... 18 5 - List of alarms and signals.............................................. 48
Circuit breaker racking-in/racking-out operations................ 19 LED view.............................................................................. 48
Mechanical position indicators............................................ 23 Summary table of LED signals............................................. 49
5 - Environmental conditions............................................... 24 6 - Ekip Dip: additional functions........................................ 51
Installation environment....................................................... 24 Maintenance........................................................................ 51
Temperatures of the installation environment....................... 24 Local Bus............................................................................. 51
Particular weather conditions.............................................. 24 Date and time...................................................................... 51
Dusty environments............................................................. 24 Programmable States.......................................................... 51
Vibration.............................................................................. 24 Circuit-breaker label and user Data..................................... 51
Altitude................................................................................ 25 Info Page............................................................................. 51
Electromagnetic compatibility.............................................. 25 Date of installation............................................................... 51
Storage Environment........................................................... 25 Load Profile Timers.............................................................. 51
Energy Store Time............................................................... 52
6 - Installation..................................................................... 26
Led Alive.............................................................................. 52
Warnings and precautions before the installation................. 26 Open/Close Remote Direct Command................................. 52
Mounting of the fixed circuit-breaker................................... 26 Modules network settings retention..................................... 52
Mounting anti-insertion locks............................................... 26 Wink.................................................................................... 52
Mounting the fixed part of the withdrawable circuit-breaker.27 Glitch................................................................................... 52
Types of terminal................................................................. 27
Change of position of the vertical/horizontal terminals........ 29 7 - Operating features......................................................... 53
Clearances........................................................................... 29 Primary operating currents................................................... 53
Phase separators................................................................. 29 Auxiliary power supply......................................................... 53
Connection to the power circuit........................................... 30 8 - Default parameters........................................................ 54
Dimensions.......................................................................... 31 Ekip Dip default parameters................................................. 54
Positioning anchor plates.................................................... 32
Grounding............................................................................ 32 Accessories................................................................................. 55
Introduction to Ekip protection trip units................................... 33 1 - Preliminary considerations............................................. 55

Introduction......................................................................... 55
1 - Presentation................................................................... 33 Accessory combination tables............................................. 55
Families and functionality.................................................... 33 Circuit-breaker dismantling operations................................ 57
Protections.......................................................................... 34
2 - Circuit diagrams............................................................. 58
Measurements..................................................................... 34
Integrated functions: Self-diagnosis, Test and Power General wiring diagrams...................................................... 58
Controller............................................................................. 35 Circuit-breaker terminal box................................................ 59
Accessorizing modules........................................................ 35
Electronic accessories................................................................ 64
Ekip Dip protection trip unit........................................................ 36 3 - Ekip Supply modules..................................................... 64
1 - Operator interface.......................................................... 36 Description.......................................................................... 64
Compatibility....................................................................... 64
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Electrical characteristics...................................................... 64 Mechanical interlock of type C - Three Circuit-breakers...... 92
Connections........................................................................ 65 Mechanical interlock of type D - Three Circuit-breakers...... 92
Signallings........................................................................... 65
Putting into service and maintenance........................................ 93
4 - Ekip Link module........................................................... 66
Description.......................................................................... 66 1 - Putting into service........................................................ 93
Compatibility and power supply........................................... 66 Introduction......................................................................... 93
Connections........................................................................ 67 General checks.................................................................... 93
Signallings........................................................................... 68 Wizard................................................................................. 94
5 - Ekip Com Actuator module............................................ 69 Procedures for checking the accessories............................ 94
Final check list..................................................................... 96
Description.......................................................................... 69
Connections........................................................................ 69 2 - Identification of alarms or failures.................................. 97
Compatibility....................................................................... 69 Introduction......................................................................... 97
6 - Other accessories.......................................................... 70 Faults, causes and remedies............................................... 98
Faults signalled on the display............................................101
Ekip LCD............................................................................. 70
Rating Plug.......................................................................... 70 3 - Maintenance................................................................ 102
Ekip Connect software......................................................... 70 Safety standards.................................................................102
Ekip Bluetooth module......................................................... 71 Skilled personnel................................................................102
Ekip T&P module................................................................. 71 Circuit-breaker life..............................................................102
Module Ekip Programming................................................... 72 Maintenance schedule........................................................103
Ekip TT module.................................................................... 72 4 - First level maintenance................................................ 104
Ekip Signalling 10K modules................................................ 73 Preliminary operations........................................................104
Ekip Signalling Modbus TCP................................................ 73 Inspections and general cleaning........................................104
Ekip Multimeter module....................................................... 74 Circuit-breaker connections and connections between circuit-
External neutral.................................................................... 74 breaker and switchboard....................................................104
Contacts Ekip AUP.............................................................. 74 Disassembly operations......................................................105
Ekip RTC contact................................................................. 74 Cleaning and lubrication of the operating mechanism........106
Electrical accessories................................................................. 75 Inspection of electrical and mechanical accessories..........106
Inspection of the protection trip unit...................................106
1 - Electrical control accessories........................................ 75 Test with Ekip Connect.......................................................107
YO-YC-YO2-YC2: Opening and closing coil........................ 75 Final checks........................................................................107
YU: undervoltage coil........................................................... 77 Interlock check...................................................................107
YR: remote resetting coil...................................................... 78 5 - Second level maintenance........................................... 108
M: motor.............................................................................. 79
Preliminary operations........................................................108
2 - Electrical signalling accessories..................................... 80 Inspections and general cleaning........................................108
Aux 4Q: auxiliary open-closed contacts............................... 80 Circuit-breaker connections and connections between circuit-
Aux 6Q: additional open/closed auxiliary contacts.............. 81 breaker and switchboard....................................................109
Aux 15Q: External additional open/closed auxiliary Disassembly operations......................................................110
contacts............................................................................... 82 Cleaning and lubrication of the operating mechanism........112
AUP: auxiliary position contacts.......................................... 83 Inspection of electrical and mechanical accessories..........113
RTC: ready to close signalling contact................................. 85 Check for wear on the contacts..........................................114
S51: trip unit tripping signalling contact............................... 86 Inspection of the protection trip unit...................................115
S33 M/2: springs charged signalling contact....................... 87 Test with Ekip Connect.......................................................115
Final checks........................................................................115
Mechanical accessories............................................................. 88 Interlock check...................................................................115
1 - Mechanical Protection accessories................................ 88 6 - Decommissioning and treatment at end of life............. 116
PBC: opening and closing pushbutton protection................ 88 Safety standards.................................................................116
IP54 protection.................................................................... 88 Trained personnel...............................................................116
2 - Mechanical safety accessories...................................... 89 End of life treatment for circuit-breaker materials...............116
KLC: open position key lock................................................ 89 Disposal of packing materials.............................................116
PLC: padlock....................................................................... 89
anti-insertion lock................................................................ 89
MOC: Operation counter...................................................... 89
PLP: padlock in connected/test/disconnected positions..... 89
KLP: key lock for connected/test/disconnected positions... 90
KLP lock additional accessory............................................. 90
SL: shutter lock.................................................................... 90
SLE: external shutter lock.................................................... 91
DLC: Door opening lock with the circuit-breaker in closed
position................................................................................ 91
DLP: door opening lock with the circuit-breaker in connected/
test position......................................................................... 91
DLR: lock on racking-in/racking-out of the moving part with
the door open...................................................................... 91
Fail safe............................................................................... 91
3 - Mechanical Interlocks.................................................... 92
Mechanical interlock of type A - Two Circuit-breakers......... 92
Mechanical interlock of type B - Three Circuit-breakers...... 92
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Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers
1 - Contents
Organization of this handbook This manual contains instructions on the operations to be performed on Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers
throughout their life cycle, from reception to installation, and from commissioning to subsequent maintenance
during operation, with particular attention to the environment at the end of the life cycle of the product.
Reception Installation Commissioning Maintenance Disposal
Figure 1
Intended readership This manual refers to two user profiles, as defined by standard IEC 60050:
• Expert person, in the electrical area (IEV 195-04-01: person with relevant education and experience to
enable him or her to perceive risks and to avoid hazards which electricity can create).
• Instructed person, in the electrical area (IEV 195-04-02: person adequately advised or supervised by
electrically skilled persons to enable him or her to perceive risks and to avoid danger which electricity
can create).
NOTE: This manual specifically indicates what operations can be performed by people trained
in the field of electricity. All the remaining operations described in the handbook must be
performed by expert persons, in the electrical area. ABB declines all liability for damage to
persons or property caused by failure to comply with the instructions in this document.
Instructions HAZARD! RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Unplug or disconnect any power supply, to
avoid any potential risk of shock during assembly, installation, maintenance or
removal of the circuit-breaker from the service.
WARNING! Some operations must be performed when the circuit-breaker is energized.

In this case it is necessary to comply with all safety regulations.
WARNING! after the circuit-breaker has been installed, put it into service by complying
with the instructions given from page 93.
Integrated informations Further details about functionality, parameters and supporting documentation are given in the Emax2
engineering manual. 1SDH001330R0002 available on the web site ABB library.
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Warnings
HAZARD
ACCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH LIVE
POINTS CAN CAUSE SHOCK, BURNS AND
RESULT IN DEATH.
Do not try to use the product in any way, before

having read this instruction manual
Figure 2
The following warnings must be respected:

• READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE TRYING TO INSTALL, OPERATE OR REPAIR
THE CIRCUIT BREAKER.
• Store these instructions along with other documents for instruction, maintenance and installation, drawings
and descriptive notes on the circuit-breaker.
• Keep these documents available during the installation, operation and maintenance of the appliance. The
use of these instructions facilitates proper maintenance.
• Install the circuit-breaker within the limits of the project described in the instruction manual shipped with the
unit. These circuit-breakers are designed to operate with values of voltage and current within the limits of
plate ratings. Do not install this equipment in systems operating at nominal values exceeding
these limits.
• Follow the safety procedures indicated by Your Company.
• Do not open any covers or doors, do not work on devices before removing power from all circuits, and
after making sure of that with a measuring instrument.
WARNING!
• detailed descriptions of standard procedures for installation, use, maintenance and principles for safe
operation are not included. It is important to note that this document contains safety and precaution
instructions, against certain methods (of installation, use and maintenance) that could cause harm to
personnel, damage devices, or make them unsafe.
• these warnings and alarms do not include all conceivable ways to make installation, use and maintenance
recommended by ABB or not, that may be made, or possible consequences and complications of each
conceivable way, nor shall ABB investigate all those ways.
• anyone using maintenance procedures or devices, recommended by ABB or not, must check thoroughly
that neither personal safety nor the safety devices are endangered by mode of installation, use, maintenance
or the instruments used. For more information, questions or specific problems contact your nearest ABB
representative.
• This manual is written for qualified personnel only and is not intended as a substitute for a proper course,
or experience about safety procedures for this device.
• for the products equipped with communication, the purchaser, the installer or the final customer is responsible
for applying all the IT safety measures necessary in order to prevent risks deriving from connection to
communication networks; such risks include, among other things, the use of the product by unauthorized
persons, alteration of its normal functionality, accessing and modifying the information.
• the purchaser, installer or end user is responsible for ensuring that notices and safety signs are posted and
that all access points and switching devices are locked securely when the switchgear is left unattended,
even momentarily.
• all the information contained in this document reflects the latest product information available at the time
of printing. We reserve the right to edit the document at any time and without notice

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Standards The SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers and their accessories comply with the following international standards:
• IEC 60947
• EN 60947
• CEI EN 60947
• IEC 61000
• UL 1066

They comply with the following EC directives:
• "Low Voltage Directives" (LVD) no.. 2006/95/EC
• "Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive" (EMC) no. 2004/108/EC

The SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers also feature a range certified according to these standards:
• Russian - GOST (Russia Certificate of Conformity)
• Chinese - China CCC (China Compulsory Certification)

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2 - Transport and checking on receipt
Introduction The SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers, on account of their weight, require special attention during transport and
handling.
They are distributed with following packages:
• single package for fixed circuit-breaker
• two packages for withdrawable circuit-breakers (one package for the fixed part and one for the mobile part).
WARNING! comply with the following instructions during each transport phase:
• The movable part of the circuit-breaker must be removed from the switchgear and/or
from the relative fixed part even if this latter is not installed in the switchgear.
• The circuit-breaker must be in the open position.
• The circuit-breaker must be protected and fastened in its original packing.
• The closing springs of the circuit-breaker must be completely discharged.
Weight of the circuit-breakers The following table specifies the weights of the circuit-breakers with packaging:
with packaging
Moving part of Fixed part of
Fixed
withdrawable device withdrawable device
III IV Fs III IV Fs III IV Fs
46 Kg / 58 Kg / 53 Kg / 60 Kg / 41 Kg / 49 Kg /
E2.2
101 lbs 128 lbs 117 lbs 132 lbs 90 lbs 108 lbs
63 Kg / 77 Kg / 67 Kg / 81 Kg / 57 Kg / 69 Kg /
E4.2
118 Kg / 134 Kg / 151 Kg / 129 Kg / 143 Kg / 159 Kg / 96 Kg / 109 Kg / 123 Kg /
E6.2
260 lbs 295 lbs 333 lbs 258 lbs 315 lbs 350 lbs 212 lbs 240 lbs 271 lbs
50 Kg / 63 Kg / 59 Kg / 68 Kg / 39 Kg / 46 Kg /
E2.2-A
66 Kg / 81 Kg / 75 Kg / 91 Kg / 52 Kg / 63 Kg /
E4.2-A
E6.2-A
NOTE:
• weights are indicated with reference to the basic circuit-breakers including protection trip unit
and its sensors, without terminals and without accessories.
• the weights of the fixed part of withdrawable circuit-breakers refer to the version with horizontal
rear terminals.
Transport of the packaged Consult the table "Weight of the circuit-breakers with packaging" before proceeding with the transport.
circuit-breaker
WARNING! Improper lifting can result in death, serious injury to persons and damage
to the equipment. Never lift a circuit-breaker and / or a fixed part above other people.
IMPORTANT: The trained personnel in charge of handling and lifting must use
appropriate safety equipment.
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Identification of packaging Examine the state of the packaging and check that:
• The data on the packaging plate match the data of the order.
• The box is intact and perfectly closed.
SACE EMAX E2.2 N 1600

VERSION WITH ASSEMBLED ACCESSORIES
FIXED YO 24V AC-DC

2
6
POL 4
TERMINALS
REAR HORIZONTAL TERMINALS
CODE 1SDA055987R1 3
80156446401183
A.B. 1130055880 004100 4
FB.NR. BB44005099 5
8 0 3 1 0 0 4 0 3 5
Designed by ABB SACE Division
Figure 3
Pos. Description
1 Short description of the circuit-breaker
2 Description of accessories
3 Commercial code
4 Confirmation number and location
5 Circuit-breaker serial number
6 Features of the circuit-breaker
Packaging checks Examine the state of the material received and verify that:
• The circuit-breaker or the fixed part are consistent with the order.
• The circuit-breaker or the fixed part are completely intact.
IMPORTANT:
• If the material is to be stored, check it beforehand. For opening the packaging,
follow the procedures outlined in the section "Unpacking and handling - opening the
packages" on page 10
• In the case of any inconsistencies, report them within five days of reception. See the
paragraph "Damage and Discrepancy Report" in this chapter.
Damage and Discrepancy If there is any damage to the packaging upon receipt and / or inconsistencies between order and product
Report identification label or product please contact ABB. Damage to the packaging must be reported no later than
seven days from receipt of the material.
NOTE: The notification must indicate the Packing List number.
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Storage method Place the packaging (circuit-breakers and / or fixed parts) on a horizontal plane, not in contact with the floor.
If the circuit-breaker has been removed and reinserted in the package ensure, prior to storage that:
• The circuit-breaker is in the open position and the springs are discharged. See the chapter "Description
- circuit-breaker opening/closing operations" on page 16
• The circuit-breaker is protected and locked in its original packaging
WARNING! up to three E2.2 and E4.2 circuit-breaker packages and up to two E6.2
circuit-breaker packages can be stacked. If the packaging has been opened, you
can stack the circuit-breakers on condition that the package is re-wrapped as the
original.
3 (E2.2 - E4.2)
OK! 2 (E6.2)
NO!
Figure 4 Figure 5
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3 - Unpacking and handling
Opening the packaging NOTE: to unpack the circuit-breaker safely refer to the instruction sheet in the zipped packaging
pouch.
The following is the procedure for opening the packaging:

1. Cut the bands that wrap the packing box. See Figure 6 e Figure 7.
Figure 6 Figure 7
2. Open the upper part of the packing box. See Figure 8.

3. Remove the packing box by lifting it upwards. See Figure 9.
Figure 8 Figure 9
Continued on the next page
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4. Take out the screws (See Figure 10 Fixed circuit-breaker). Take out the screws and the mounting
brackets (See Figure 11 Moving part IEC, Figure 12 Moving part UL, Figure 13 Fixed part IEC and
Figure 14 Fixed part UL).
Figure 10 Fixed circuit-breaker Figure 11 Moving part IEC Figure 12 Moving part UL
Figure 13 Fixed part IEC Figure 14 Fixed part UL
Disposal of packing materials For disposal of the packaging materials see the chapter " 6 - Decommissioning and treatment at end of life "
on page 116.
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Weight of circuit-breakers The following table specifies the weights of the circuit-breakers without packaging:
without packaging
Moving part of Fixed part of
Fixed
withdrawable device withdrawable device
III IV Fs III IV Fs III IV Fs
41 Kg / 53 Kg / 48 Kg / 55 Kg / 36 Kg / 44 Kg /
E2.2
56 Kg / 70 Kg / 60 Kg / 74 Kg / 50 Kg / 62 Kg /
E4.2
E6.2
45 Kg / 58 Kg / 54 Kg / 63 Kg / 34 Kg / 41 Kg /
E2.2-A
59 Kg / 74 Kg / 68 Kg / 84 Kg / 45 Kg / 56 Kg /
E4.2-A
E6.2-A
NOTE:
• the weights indicated in the table refer to the basic circuit-breakers including relays and its
sensors, without terminals and without accessories.
• the weights of the withdrawable circuit-breakers refer to the weight of the fixed part in a version
with horizontal rear terminals.
Lift the fixed circuit breaker WARNING! Improper lifting can result in death, serious injury to persons and damage
or the moving part of a
to the equipment. Never lift a circuit-breaker and / or a fixed part above other people.
withdrawable circuit-breaker
IMPORTANT: The trained personnel in charge of handling and lifting must use
appropriate safety equipment.
To lift the circuit-breaker:

1. Raise the circuit-breaker from the base of the packaging with the aid of the lifting plates supplied with
the circuit-breaker. See Figure 15 and Figure 16.
Figure 15 Figure 16 Figure 17
To raise the fixed part of the circuit-breaker

1. Raise the fixed part from the base of the packaging with the aid of the two hooks supplied with the
fixed part. See Figure 17.
IMPORTANT: keep the lifting plates for the circuit breaker, the lifting hooks of the
fixed part and the manual of the circuit-breaker until disposal.
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4 - Description
Description of circuit-breaker The Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers consist of a steel structure in which the operating mechanism, the
poles and the auxiliary parts are located.
Each pole, isolated from the others, contains the breaking parts and the current transformer of its own phase.
The structure of the poles differs between selective or current-limiting circuit-breaker.
The circuit-breaker is available in two types:
• fixed version
• withdrawable

The circuit-breaker in fixed version (see Figure 18) has its own terminals for connection to the power circuit.
The withdrawable circuit breaker consists of a mobile part (see Figure 19) and of a fixed part (see Figure 20
for IEC and Figure 21 for UL) for connection through its own terminals to the power circuit.
The coupling between the mobile part and the fixed part is via disconnection contacts mounted on the fixed
part.
Figure 18 Figure 19
Figure 20 Figure 21
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Description of the circuit- The following are the main components of the circuit-breaker:
breaker front panel
1 2 3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Figure 22
Pos. Description
1 Lever for manually charging the closing springs
2 Ekip protection trip unit
3 Name of the circuit-breaker
4 CB open (O) / closed (I) indicator
5 Opening pushbutton
6 Mechanical signalling of tripped TU
7 Closing pushbutton
8 Springs charged-discharged signalling device
9 Electrical data plate
Description of electrical data

1 2 3 4
plate IEC
12
11 5
10
9
8
7
Uimp 12Kv 13
Figure 23
Pos. Description
1 Type of circuit-breaker
2 Utilization category
3 Device type: Circuit-breaker or switch-disconnector
4 Rated current
5 Rated operating frequency
6 Rated voltage of accessories
7 Admissible rated short-time current
8 Rated duty short-circuit breaking capacity
9 Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity
10 Rated service voltage
11 Standards
13 Impulse voltage

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Description of electrical data

1 2
plate UL
SACE E2.2V-A Iu 2000A

S/N: 000000000000000 ABB SACE M ade in Italy
8 ANSI C37.13 - UL1066 50-60 Hz 3

R a t e d M a x i m u m Vo l t a g e 254
(V) 508 635
7 R a t e d S hor t - Ci r c ui t (kA ) 100 100 85
6 S hor t Ti me (kA ) 85 Low-V ol t age A C
P ower Ci r cui t B r ak er 63FA
5 Accessories
A UX 4Q 3A 400V A C YO 220V - 250V A C/DC
4 A UX 6Q YO2
RTC YC 220V - 250V A C/DC
YR YC2
M 220V - 250V A C/DCYU
Figure 24
Pos. Description
1 Type of circuit-breaker
2 Rated current
3 Rated operating frequency
4 Rated voltage of accessories
5 Rated short-circuit breaking capacity
6 Rated service voltage
7 Standards

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Manual operations for opening The following is the sequence of steps for closing and opening the circuit-breaker:
and closing the circuit-breaker 1. Check that the circuit-breaker is open (open / closed indicator "O - OPEN"), and check that the springs
are discharged (spring signalling device "white - DISCHARGED SPRING") as indicated in Figure 25.
2. Charging the springs - Pull the lever [A] downwards several times until the springs charged signalling
device [B] is “yellow - CHARGED SPRING” as indicated in Figure 26.
A
B
Figure 25 Figure 26
3. Check that the circuit-breaker is open (open/closed signalling device “O - OPEN”), and check that the
springs are charged (springs signalling device “yellow - CHARGED SPRING”) as indicated in Figure 27.
4. Closing - Press the closing pushbutton “I - Push ON” as indicated in Figure 28.
Figure 27 Figure 28
5. Check that the circuit-breaker is closed (open/closed indicator "I - CLOSED"), and check that the
springs are discharged (spring signalling device "white - DISCHARGED SPRING" as indicated in
Figure 29.
6. Opening - Press the opening pushbutton “O - Push OFF” as indicated in Figure 30.
Figure 29 Figure 30

7. Check that the circuit-breaker is open (open / closed indicator "O - OPEN"), and check that the springs
are discharged (spring signalling device "white - DISCHARGED SPRING") as indicated in Figure 31.
Figure 31

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Mechanical status indicators The following are the possible states in which you can find the circuit-breaker:

1. Circuit-breaker open with springs discharged (see Figure 32).
2. Circuit-breaker open with springs charged (see Figure 33).
3. Circuit-breaker closed with springs discharged (see Figure 34).
4. Circuit-breaker closed with springs charged and not ready to close (see Figure 35). This state occurs
when after closing (see step 4 - Manual operations for opening and closing the circuit-breaker) the
springs are recharged manually or automatically by the gearmotor (if provided).
5. Circuit-breaker open with springs charged and not ready to close (see Figure 36). This state occurs
in the following cases:
• The circuit-breaker is open due to tripping of protection trip units and the Reset signal has not been
reset. To close the circuit-breaker press the TU Reset pushbutton on the front of the circuit-breaker.
• The key lock or padlock is active in the open position.
• The undervoltage coil is de-energized
• The opening coil is permanently energized.
• The closing coil is permanently energized.
• The pushbutton for enabling the insertion/extraction crank of a withdrawable circuit-breaker is pres-
sed.
Figure 35 Figure 36

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Circuit breaker racking-in/ The following is the procedure for the insertion of the moving part in the fixed part:
racking-out operations
WARNING!
• Make sure the circuit-breaker is disconnected from all sources of energy.

• Switch the circuit-breaker to the open position with springs discharged.
WARNING! Before proceeding, remove all equipment used during the work and remove
processing waste and materials used.
1. Position the lifting plates on the mobile part making sure that the tongue of the plates is latched
properly. See Figure 37.
1 2 3
Figure 37
2. Extract the guides of the fixed part using the appropriate levers. See Figure 38.
3. Position the moving part on the guides of the fixed part. Latch by inserting the hollow part of the side
in the latch of the guide of the fixed part See Figure 39.
1
2
Figure 38 Figure 39
4. Unlatch the tongue and remove the lifting plates from the moving part. See Figure 40.
1 2 3
Figure 40

5. Make sure that the signalling device indicates the DISCONNECT position. See Figure 41.
Figure 41
6. Grip the guide levers of the fixed part and push them until the moving part stops. See Figure 42.
Figure 42
7. Extract the disconnection crank from its housing See Figure 43.
8. Press the lock pushbutton and insert the crank in the moving part. In this phase the moving part is still
in DISCONNECT position. See Figure 44.
Figure 43 Figure 44

9. Turn the crank clockwise until the pushbutton comes out and the indicator shows that the circuit-
breaker is in TEST position. See Figure 45.
Figure 45
10. Press the lock button and rotate the crank clockwise until it comes out and the indicator shows that
the circuit-breaker is in CONNECT position. See Figure 46.
1
Figure 46
11. Extract the crank. See Figure 47.

12. Replace the crank in its housing See Figure 48.
Figure 47 Figure 48
WARNING! The inserted circuit-breaker must be opened in order to be able to reach

the test position Discharge the springs before removing the circuit-breaker from the
fixed part. On the UL version, the fail safe prevents the removal of the circuit-breaker
from the fixed part with springs charged. For further information see chapter
"2 - Mechanical safety accessories" on page 89.

To extract the moving part from the fixed part, perform the same steps indicated for insertion in reverse order.
Figure 49
Always use both levers of the guides on the fixed part when racking out the circuit-breaker. See Figure 49.
= =
OK
NO!
Figure 50
WARNING! When withdrawing the moving part, make sure that both guides on the
fixed part travel to the same extent, thereby keeping the moving part parallel to the
fixed part. See Figure 50.

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Mechanical position indicators The following are the possible positions where you can find the mobile part of a withdrawable circuit-breaker
during its use:
• circuit breaker in DISCONNECT position (see Figure 51)
• circuit-breaker in test position (see Figure 52)
• circuit-breaker in CONNECT position (see Figure 53)


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5 - Environmental conditions
Installation environment Install the circuit-breaker in a dry environment, without dust or corrosive acids, and so that it is not subject
to shock or vibration.
If this is not possible, mount the circuit-breaker in a compartment protecting it adequately.
For the dimensions to be considered for installation, see the chapter "6 - Installation" on page 26 where the
references for following information can be found:
• minimum installation volumes of the circuit-breakers and derived versions in a cell
• overall dimensions of the circuit-breakers and the fixed parts
• drilling of mounting holes
• drilling of the cell door
Temperatures of the installation The mechanical and electrical characteristics are guaranteed between -25 ° C and +70 ° C, -13 °F e +158 °F.
environment
Particular weather conditions The circuit breaker is designed to operate in particularly difficult industrial environments.
It was tested according to:
• IEC 60068-2-1: endurance at low temperatures
• IEC 60068-2-2: hot dry climate
• IEC 60068-2-30: hot humid climate
• IEC 60068-2-52 severity 2: saline mist atmosphere
• IEC 60947 (pollution level ≤ 3)
• IEC60721-3-6 class 6C3
• IEC60721-3-3 class 3C2
NOTE: the circuit-breaker is suitable for installation in environments with saline concentrations
no higher than 10 mg/m3.
Dusty environments It is recommended to install the circuit breaker in suitably ventilated switchgear where penetration by dust is
minimized.
In case of dusty environments (dust> 1 mg/m3) second level maintenance procedures must be followed.
Vibration The circuit-breaker is insensitive to mechanical or electromagnetic vibrations that meet the following
standards:
• IEC 60068-2-6 a) From 1 to 13 Hz with movement equal to 1 mm - 0.04 in b) From 13 to 100 Hz with
constant acceleration equal to 0.7 g - 0.025 lbs
• Shipping Registers' specifications: RINA, BV, GL, ABS, LRs, DNV
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Altitude The circuit breaker maintains its rated operating characteristics up to 2000 m above sea level.
Once this altitude is passed, you need to consider reduction of dielectric strength and reduced cooling
capacity of the air.
The following are the corrections expressed as a percentage to be applied to the parameters according to
altitude:
2000 m / 3000 m / 4000 m / 5000 m /
Altitude
6600 ft 9900 ft 13200 ft 16500 ft
Rated service voltage (V) Ue 100% 88% 78% 68%
Rated current (A) at 40°C 100% 98% 93% 90%
Electromagnetic compatibility The use of specific devices in industrial installations may cause electromagnetic interference in the electrical
system.
The SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers were developed and tested in an EMC environment in accordance with
IEC 60947-2, Annex J and F.
Storage Environment Store the circuit breaker in a dry, dust-free environment free of harsh chemicals.
The storage ambient temperature must be:
• Circuit-breaker in the original packaging, without protection trip unit or Ekip Dip trip unit, between -40°C
and +85°C, -40°F e +185 °F.
• Circuit-breaker in the original packaging, with Ekip Touch protection trip unit, between -25°C and + 85°C,
-22°F e +185°F.
NOTE: the storage conditions may differ from the usage conditions.
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6 - Installation
Warnings and precautions The following warnings and precautions must be respected before installing the circuit-breaker in the
before the installation switchgear
WARNING!
• Disconnect the power from the circuit-breaker (power circuit and auxiliary circuits)
• Make sure the circuit-breaker is disconnected from all sources of energy
• Switch the circuit-breaker to the open position with springs discharged
NOTE: The trained personnel in charge of handling and lifting must use appropriate safety
equipment.
Mounting of the fixed circuit- Fix the circuit-breaker to a horizontal surface using 4 x M10 screws. See Figure 54.
breaker
Figure 54
WARNING! Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit breakers can only be installed in vertical

position
Mounting anti-insertion locks Before installing the fixed part, it is necessary to fit the lock that prevents the insertion of circuit-breakers with
different electrical characteristics from the fixed part. See Figure 55.
Information on the assembly is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/,
in particular with the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0701.
02 E2.
08 2
10 N-B-S
LEFT
12
16
20
25
08 E2.
10 2
12 H
16
20
MAT 25
CH
ALS
O
THE
RIG
HT
SID
E
Figure 55
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Mounting the fixed part of the Fasten the fixed part to a horizontal surface using four M8 x 25 screws for E2.2 and E4.2 fixed parts, and
withdrawable circuit-breaker using six M8 x 25 screws for E6.2 fixed parts. The screws are supplied by ABB. See Figure 56. Tighten the
screws with tightening torque = 21 Nm - 186 lb.in
OK
NO
Figure 56
WARNING! Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit breakers can only be installed in vertical

position
Types of terminal SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers can be equipped with different combinations of terminals for the upper and
lower part.
The following are the different types of terminal:
Figure 57 HR - Horizontal rear IEC Figure 58 VR - Vertical rear IEC
Figure 59 SHR - Spread horizontal rear IEC (E2.2) Figure 60 SVR - Spread vertical rear IEC (E2.2)

Figure 61 F - Frontal IEC-UL Figure 62 HR - Horizontal rear UL Listed
Figure 63 VR - Vertical rear UL Listed Figure 64 FL - Flat IEC

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Change of position of the If the circuit-breaker is supplied equipped with terminals of the horizontal/vertical rear type, it is possible at
vertical/horizontal terminals any time to switch from horizontal to vertical and vice versa, except for E4.2 UL 3200A versions. (see Figure
65 IEC and Figure 66 IEC). Lock the screws with the following tightening torques:
• E2.2 - M6 screws - Tightening torque 8.6 Nm - 70.8 lb.in
• E4.2 and E6.2 - M8 screws - Tightening torque 20 Nm - 177 lb.in
Figure 65 IEC Figure 66 IEC
Figure 67 UL Figure 68 UL
Clearances Information on clearances is available on the web site:

http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/.
The following drawing is also available in .dxf format: 1SDH001301R0001 - Cubicle E1.2-E2.2-E4.2-E6.2
Phase separators Phase separators are available on request. Alternatively, it is possible to position the insulation barriers to
segregate live parts.The Phase separators are mandatory if, between two phases, the minimum distance
between the mounting screws of the circuit-breaker terminals with the connection bars is less than 14 mm
- 0.55".

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Connection to the power circuit The connection of a circuit-breaker to the power circuit is performed using the connection busbars of the
electric switchgear fixed to the terminals of the circuit-breaker. The sizing of the busbars is specified by the
designer of the electrical switchgear.
Figure 69 IEC Figure 70 UL
IMPORTANT: it is possible to obtain different capacities for the connections by altering

the thickness and number of busbars in parallel.
The following tables provide some examples of the quantity and the sizes of the connections that can be used
for each type of circuit-breaker:
circuit-breaker Horizontal terminals Vertical terminals
Iu (A)
IEC 60947 Q.ty Dimension of busbars (in) Q.ty Dimension of busbars (in)
800 1 50x10 1 50x10
1000 2 50x5 2 50x5
1250 2 50x10 2 50x10
1600 2 2x60x10 1 100x10
E2.2
3 60x10 2 80x10
2000
3 60x10 (1) 2 80x10 (1)
3 60x10 4 100x5
2500
3 60x10 (1) 4 100x5 (1)
2000 2 80x10 2 80x10
2500 2 100x10 2 100x10
E4.2
3200 3 100x10 3 100x10
4000 4 100x10 4 100x10
4000 4 100x10 4 100x10
E6.2 5000 5 100x10 5 100x10
6300 6 100x10 6 100x10
(1)
values for spread terminals
circuit-breaker Horizontal terminals Vertical terminals

Iu (A)
UL 1066 Q.ty Dimension of busbars (in) Q.ty Dimension of busbars (in)
3 1/4 x 2,5 2 1/4 x 3
1600
E2.2-A 4 1/4 x 2 3 1/4 x 2
2000 4 1/4 x 2,5 4 1/4 x 2
2000 4 1/4 x 2,5 4 1/4 x 2
2500 4 1/4 x 4 3 1/4 x 4
E4.2-A
- - 4 1/4 x 4
3200
- - 5 1/4 x 3
4000 6 1/4 x 4 4 1/4 x 5
E6.2-A
5000 10 1/4 x 4 6 1/4 x 5

IMPORTANT: before proceeding with the connection between terminals and connection
busbars:
• make sure that the contact surfaces of the busbars are free of burrs, dents, traces of
rusting, dust or traces of grease.
• make sure, if aluminium busbars are used, than these are tin plated in the contact
areas.
• make sure that the busbars do not exert forces in any direction on the terminal.
• for tightening use M12 screws or threaded rods with resistance class 8.8 equipped
with spring washers and lock them with a torque of 70 Nm - 619.5 lb in.
NOTE: the information on the performance of the circuit-breakers in the switchgear in the
various configurations is available on the web site:
http://new.abb.com/low-voltage/products/circuit-breakers/emax2.
Dimensions Information on the overall dimensions is available on the web site:

The following drawings are also available in .dxf format:
• 1SDH001000R0100 - E2.2 III-IV Fixed HR VR IEC
• 1SDH001000R0101 - E2.2 III-IV Fixed F IEC-UL
• 1SDH001000R0102 - E2.2 III-IV Withdrawable HR-VR IEC
• 1SDH001000R0103 - E2.2 III-IV Withdrawable F IEC
• 1SDH001000R0104 - E2.2 III-IV Fixed SHR IEC
• 1SDH001000R0105 - E2.2 III-IV Withdrawable SHR IEC
• 1SDH001000R0106 - E2.2 III-IV Fixed SVR IEC
• 1SDH001000R0107 - E2.2 III-IV Withdrawable SVR IEC
• 1SDH001001R0100 - E4.2 III-IV Fixed HR VR IEC
• 1SDH001001R0101 - E4.2 III-IV Fixed F IEC
• 1SDH001001R0102 - E4.2 III-IV Withdrawable HR-VR IEC
• 1SDH001060R0100 - E6.2 III-IV Fixed HR IEC
• 1SDH001060R0101 - E6.2 III-IV Fixed VR IEC
• 1SDH001060R0102 - E6.2 IV FS Fixed HR-VR IEC
• 1SDH001060R0104 - E6.2 III-IV Fixed F IEC
• 1SDH001060R0105 - E6.2 III-IV Withdrawable HR IEC
• 1SDH001060R0106 - E6.2 III-IV Withdrawable VR IEC
• 1SDH001060R0107 - E6.2 IV FS Withdrawable HR-VR IEC
• 1SDH001000R0120 - E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 Fixed Withdrawable Flange IEC-UL
• 1SDH001000R0121 - E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 Fixed internal mounting IEC-UL
• 1SDH001000R0300 - E2.2 III-IV Fixed HR-VR UL
• 1SDH001000R0302 - E2.2 III-IV Withdrawable HR-VR UL
• 1SDH001000R0303 - E2.2 III-IV Withdrawable F UL
• 1SDH001001R0303 - E4.2 III-IV Withdrawable F UL
• 1SDH001060R0300 - E6.2 III-IV Fixed HR UL
• 1SDH001060R0301 - E6.2 III-IV Fixed VR UL
• 1SDH001060R0302 - E6.2 IV FS Fixed HR-VR UL
• 1SDH001060R0305 - E6.2 III-IV Withdrawable HR UL
• 1SDH001060R0306 - E6.2 III-IV Withdrawable VR UL
• 1SDH001060R0307 - E6.2 IV FS Withdrawable HR-VR UL
• 1SDH001060R0308 - E6.2 III-IV-IV FS Withdrawable F UL
• 1SDH001060R0309 - E6.2 III-IV Fixed V UL
• 1SDH001060R0310 - E6.2 IV FS Fixed V UL
• 1SDH001060R0311 - E6.2 III-IV Withdrawable V UL
• 1SDH001060R0312 - E6.2 IV FS Withdrawable V UL
• 1SDH001000R0110 - E2.2 2000 III-IV Withdrawable FL IEC

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Positioning anchor plates The diagram below indicates the distance for positioning the first anchor plate according to the circuit-
breaker type and the peak current:
500/
19.69
450/ E2.2 E4.2 E6.2

17.72
400/
15.75
350/
13.78
300/
11.81
250/
9.84 L
200/
(1)
7.87
L [mm]
150/
5.91
100/
3.94
40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
Ipk [kA] (2)
Figure 71
(1): distance of the first anchor plate from the circuit-breaker terminals
(2): peak current
Grounding The circuit-breakers in fixed version and the fixed part of withdrawable circuit-breakers are equipped with a
screw for the ground connection.
The connection must be implemented by means of a conductor of suitable cross-section according to the
IEC 61439-1 Standard.
Clean and degrease the area around the screw before making the connection.
After assembly of the conductor, tighten the screw with a torque of 2 Nm - 17.7 lb in.
Figure 72 Figure 73

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Introduction to Ekip protection trip units
1 - Presentation
Families and functionality SACE Emax 2 can be configured with five different types of protection trip unit, distinguished by type of
interface and functionality. One trip unit has a dip-switch interface (Ekip Dip) while the others are equipped
with a touchscreen display (Ekip Touch).
Ekip Dip Ekip Touch Ekip Measuring

Ekip Hi-Touch Ekip Measuring Pro
Ekip G Touch
Ekip G Hi-Touch
Figure 74
All trip units have protection and measuring functions that refer to the primary currents of the installation and
are available in the following versions:
• Ekip DIP: LI, LSI, LSIG
• Ekip Touch: LI, LSI, LSIG
• Ekip Hi-Touch: LSI, LSIG
• Ekip G Touch: LSIG
• Ekip G Hi-Touch: LSIG
The Ekip Touch trip unit can be equipped with the Ekip Measuring module to extend the measurement
functions, or the protection and measurement functions (with the Ekip Measuring Pro module), to voltage,
power and energy.
NOTE: the Ekip Hi-Touch, Ekip G Touch and Ekip G Hi-Touch trip units have the Ekip Measuring
Pro module mounted as standard.
The corresponding LCD model (Ekip LCD, Ekip Hi-LCD, Ekip G LCD, Ekip G Hi-LCD) is available for all Ekip
Touch versions if the installation must operate in particularly aggressive environmental conditions.
Ekip Dip is described starting from page 36
Information about the Ekip Touch is available on the website http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/,
especially in manual 1SDH001316R0002.
Full details about all the trip units in the Emax 2 family are given in the engineering manual 1SDH001330R0002,
available on the website http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/
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Protections Numerous protection functions are available to protect the circuit-breaker in abnormal conditions of the
installation. The combination of the protection functions varies depending on the type of trip unit, as shown
in the following table:

Dip Touch
DISTRIBUTION GENERATORS
Dip Touch Hi-Touch G Touch G Hi-Touch

Dip Pr. Touch Pr. Touch Pr. Touch Pr. Touch Pr.
Measuring Pr. Measuring Pr. Measuring Pr. Measuring Pr.

Pro Pro Pro Pro
Hi-Touch Pr. Hi-Touch Pr.
G Touch Pr. G Touch Pr.
P. G Hi-
Touch
External toroid
S.G.R. Rc
DIP protections are available from page 39.
Measurements The trip units include a huge range of measurements. As for the protections, availability and combinations
vary for each version of the trip unit:
Dip Touch
Dip Meas. Touch Meas. Touch Meas. Touch Meas. Touch Meas.
Measuring Measuring Measuring Measuring

Meas. Meas. Meas. Meas.
Hi-Touch Hi-Touch
Meas. Meas.
The DIP measurements are available starting from page 46.
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Integrated functions: Self- All the protection trip units for Emax 2 integrate:
diagnosis, Test and Power • Self-diagnosis: continuous monitoring of the state of the internal and external connections, with signalling
Controller of any faults that may occur.
• Test: checking of the protections and of the other functionalities.
In addition, trip units of the Ekip Touch series can be supplied equipped with Power Controller to regulate
the energy demand.

Dip Touch
Self-diagnosis
Test
Power Controller
The self-diagnosis and test functions for Ekip DIP are available starting from page 47.
Accessorizing modules The Emax 2 circuit-breakers and Ekip trip units can be equipped as indicated in the combination tables on
page 55.
Various types of modules are available, differing in functionality and the position in which they are mounted
on the circuit-breaker.
The modules available for the terminal box of the circuit-breaker are:
Name Description Page
Ekip Supply Power supply module 64
Link Communication module 66
The modules external to the circuit-breaker are:

Ekip Signalling 10K Signalling module 73
Ekip Signalling Modbus TCP Remote control and monitoring module 73
The supervision, configuration and reporting functions are, in addition, guaranteed by further modules for
temporary power supply and communication (test modules):

Ekip TT Power supply and test module 72
Ekip T&P Power supply, communication and test module 71
Ekip Programming Power supply, communication and programming module 71
Ekip Bluetooth Power supply and communication module 71
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Ekip Dip protection trip unit
1 - Operator interface
Introduction The operator interface of the Ekip Dip protection trip unit allows you to:
• Set the parameters relating to the available protections.
• View the status of the trip unit and alarms.
• Connect to the frontal connector to communicate and perform the opening test.
Components of the interface The Ekip Dip operator interface appears as follows:
Figure 75
The following table provides a description of the components of the interface:

Position Type Description
A L Protection LED (alarm and trip)
B L Protection LED (pre-alarm)
C S Protection LED (alarm and trip)
LED
D I Protection LED (trip)
E G Protection LED (alarm and trip)
F Power-on LED (trip unit powered and on)
G L Protection dip-switch (threshold I1)
H Protections: S Protection dip-switch (threshold I2)
I thresholds I Protection dip-switch (threshold I3)
L G Protection dip-switch (threshold I4)
M L Protection dip-switch (time t1)
N Protections: times S Protection dip-switch (time t2 and type of curve)
Or G Protection dip-switch (time t4 and type of curve)
P Settings Neutral and frequency dip-switch
Q Test pushbutton
Test
R Test connector
IMPORTANT: the figure above refers to an Ekip Dip, LSIG version. In the case of Ekip
Dip LI or LSI versions, LEDs and dip-switches related only to the protections present
are available.
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LEDs The LEDs are useful on Ekip Dip in order to distinguish and identify various types of information on the
protection trip unit, the circuit-breaker and state of the line currents.
Operational conditions
The operation of the LED is determined by the power supply conditions of the trip unit:
• With the trip unit energized (by current sensors or by auxiliary power supply or by Ekip TT or by Ekip T&P
or by Ekip Bluetooth) the LEDs are operational for all the signals.
• With the trip unit de-energized, the LEDs are limited to the signalling of the last switch-off or trip event
(combined with the check via iTest, described below).
NOTE: with the trip unit off, the operation of the LEDs is guaranteed if the internal battery of
the trip unit is working properly.
About
The LEDs combined with the protections provide various information, through different combinations of
lighting and blinking.
NOTE: all the combinations related to protection LED signals are described in chapter Self-
diagnosis and signalling , on page 48.
The power-on LED provides information about the power status of the protection trip unit:
• LED on (default configuration) fixed or blinking, signals trip unit energized.
• LED off signals trip unit de-energized.
NOTE: with Ekip T&P and Ekip Bluetooth modules and Ekip Connect software, it is possible
to configure how the power LED functions (LED fixed or blinking).
Protections: thresholds The thresholds of all the protections can be modified with various dip-switches, as specified on the serigraph
of the interface.
The values of the protections make reference to the current In, a nominal value of the trip unit defined by the
Rating Plug.
IMPORTANT:
• Modification of the thresholds must be performed in the absence of protection alarms.
• Modifications carried out in alarm conditions are accepted by the trip unit when resting
condition is restored (absence of protection alarms).
Protections: times The times and the curves of the protections can be modified with various dip-switches, as specified on the
serigraph of the interface.
IMPORTANT:
• Modification of the times must be performed in the absence of protection alarms.
• Modifications carried out in alarm conditions are accepted by the trip unit when resting
condition is restored (absence of protection alarms).
Settings Two further settings are available:

• Neutral allows activation and adjustment of the protections on the neutral pole.
• Frequency allows the selection of the installation frequency.
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iTest pushbutton The iTest pushbutton is useful for three operations:

• Perform tests (circuit-breaker opening test and LED test).
• Reset the signal for intervention of the protection as a result of a trip.
• With the trip unit off, check the information relating to the switch-off or tripping event.
NOTE: with the trip unit off, pressing of the iTest button switches on (for approximately 4
seconds):
• the power-on LED, if the trip unit is off due to an energy drop (primary current less than the
minimum level of operation, removal of auxiliary power supply with circuit-breaker open, etc…).
• the protection tripped LED if the trip unit is off due to a protection trip.
Test connector The test connector allows the connection of Ekip TT, Ekip T&P and Ekip Bluetooth modules, in order to
perform the following operations:
• Temporary energizing of the trip unit to check the status, and perform the trip test (option possible with
all the front interface modules).
• Analysis, supervision and setting of additional parameters through external communication test units (Ekip
T&P, Ekip Bluetooth).
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2 - Protections
L Protection The L protection protects against overloads
NOTE: the protection is available and active for all the versions of the trip unit.
When the activation threshold is exceeded, the protection trips in a time that decreases as the current read
t I1 L increases.
Parameters
t1 All the parameters that can be modified by the user affect the response curve, and related tripping times.
I Parameter Description
The value I1 contributes in calculating the tripping time, and also defines the current
value that, if exceeded, activates the protection (with reference to the curve, it is the
part parallel to the y-axis).
Threshold I1 IMPORTANT:
• The protection is activated and starts timing for currents between
1.05 and 1.2 of the threshold I1 set (1).
• The delay is interrupted if the current drops below the activation
threshold.
The value t1 contributes in calculating the tripping time (with reference to the curve,
T1 affects the entire curve by shifting it as a whole along the y-axis).
Time t1 IMPORTANT:
The protection limits the tripping time to 1 second in two cases:
• if according to the calculation the time is less than 1 second.
• If the fault current is greater than 12 In.
Example (with I1 set to 400 A): the protection is activated for currents between 420 A and
(1)
480 A.
With the modules Ekip T&P or Ekip Bluetooth and with the Ekip Connect software, it is possible to activate
the function Thermal Memory, and adjust the threshold of Pre-alarm. See page 44.
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S Protection The S protection protects against the selective short circuit.
NOTE: the protection is available for LSI and LSIG versions of the trip unit.
When the activation threshold is exceeded, the protection trips within a fixed or dynamic time (the time
t I2 S decreases as the current read increases).
Parameters
Parameter Description
I Enable By setting the threshold dip-switches to the Off position, the protection is disabled.
It determines the dynamic of the curve and the tripping time, fixed or dynamic
according to the selection:
Type of curve
NOTE: calculation of the tripping time of the inverse time curve is based on a
mathematical expression. The details are provided in the table on page 45.
It defines the current value that if exceeded activates the protection (with reference
to the curve, it is the part parallel to the y-axis).
IMPORTANT:
Threshold I2
• The I2 threshold set must be higher than the I1 threshold.
An incorrect configuration returns an alarm signal.
• The delay is interrupted if the current drops below the activation
threshold.
The selected function determines the contribution of t2:
• Fixed time: t2 is the delay time between exceeding the I2 threshold and sending
the opening command.
• Dynamic time: t2 contributes in calculating the tripping time (with reference to the
curve, t2 affects the entire curve, shifting it as a whole along the vertical axis).
Time t2 IMPORTANT:
• The minimum tripping time of the protection is t2.
If, according to the calculation, the tripping time is less, it is
automatically limited to t2.
• For all the UL versions, the maximum time allowed by the trip unit
is 0.4 s. If a higher value is set, the trip unit signals the error and
forces the parameter to 0.4 s.
With the modules Ekip T&P or Ekip Bluetooth and with the Ekip Connect software, it is possible to activate
the function Thermal Memory. See page 44.
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I Protection The I protection protects against instantaneous short circuit.

When the activation threshold is exceeded, the protection trips within a fixed non-adjustable time.
Parameters
t I3 I The user can set the intervention threshold.
t3 Enable By setting the threshold dip-switches to the Off position, the protection is disabled.
I Threshold I3
IMPORTANT: The I3 threshold set must be higher than the I2
threshold. An incorrect configuration returns an alarm signal.
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G Protection The G protection protects against an ground fault.
NOTE: the protection is available for the LSIG version of the trip unit.
When the activation threshold is exceeded, the protection trips within a fixed or dynamic time (the time
t I4 G decreases as the current read increases).
Parameters
I By setting the dip-switches of the threshold in one of the available combinations
other than Off, the protection is enabled.
If enabled, the protection is inhibited automatically by the trip unit in two conditions:
• Disconnection of one or more current sensors.
• Current measured on one of the phases is higher than a maximum value.
Enable
IMPORTANT: the maximum current value that deactivates G protection
varies according to the threshold set:
• 8 In (with I4 ≥ 0.8 In)
• 6 In (with 0.5 In ≤ I4 < 0.8 In)
• 4 In (with 0.2 In ≤ I4 < 0.5 In)
• 2 In (with I4 < 0.2 In)
It determines the dynamic of the curve and the tripping time, fixed or dynamic
according to the selection:
Type of curve
NOTE: calculation of the tripping time of the inverse time curve is based on a
mathematical expression. The details are provided in the table on page 45.
IMPORTANT:
Threshold I4 • The delay is interrupted if the current drops below the tripping
threshold.
• For all the UL versions the maximum threshold allowed by the trip
unit is 1200 A. If a higher value is set, the trip unit signals the error
and forces the parameter to 1200 A.
The selected function determines the contribution of t4:
• Fixed time: t4 is the delay time between the exceeding of the I4 threshold and the
sending of the opening command.
• Dynamic time: t4 contributes in calculating the tripping time (with reference to the
curve, t4 affects the entire curve, shifting it as a whole along the y-axis).
Time t4 IMPORTANT:
• The minimum tripping time of the protection is t4.
If, according to the calculation, the tripping time is less, it is
automatically limited to t4.
• For all the UL versions, the maximum time allowed by the trip unit is
0.4s. If a higher value is set, the trip unit signals the error and forces
the parameter to 0.4 s.
With the Ekip T&P or Ekip Bluetooth modules and with the Ekip Connect software, it is possible to adjust the
threshold of Pre-alarm. See page 44.
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Neutral and frequency Adjusting of the neutral setting is used to customize the L, S and I protections on the Neutral pole with a
control factor different to the other phases.
NOTE: use the adjustment of the neutral setting only with four-pole or three-pole circuit-
breakers with external neutral: with three-pole circuit-breakers and neutral protection active,
the trip unit signals the absence of the current sensor.
The adjustment of the frequency is used in order to set the installation frequency (between 50 and 60 Hz).
Neutral parameters
The user can activate the protection and set the percentage for calculation of the protection thresholds.
By setting the threshold dip-switches to the Off position, the protection on the
Enable
Neutral is disabled.
It establishes the multiplication factor applied to the trip thresholds of the
protections:
Threshold InN • 50%: lowest trip thresholds for the neutral current.
• 100%: same trip thresholds for all poles.
• 200%: highest trip thresholds for the neutral current.
Limitations
The adjustment of the Neutral threshold to value of 200 % must be performed considering the following
formula: (I1 * InN) ≤ Iu.
I1 indicates the threshold of protection L in Amperes (example: In = 1000 A; I1 = 0.45 In = 450 A), InN is the
neutral threshold expressed as a multiplication factor (example: 2), Iu indicates the size of the circuit-breaker
(example: 1000 A).
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Additional protections The Ekip T&P and Ekip Bluetooth modules, and the Ekip Connect software, allow you to set some protections
not available via dip-switch:
• Thermal Memory
• T Protection
• Pre-alarm threshold
• Hardware Trip
Thermal Memory
This function, available for protections L and S, reduces the tripping time of the protection based on the time
elapsed between multiple trips caused by heating of the cables.
IMPORTANT: for the S protection the function can be activated if the selected curve
is time-dependent.
T Protection
The T protection protects the circuit-breaker against abnormal temperatures recorded by the protection trip
unit.
The T protection is always active; via Ekip Connect it is possible to enable tripping, which takes place for
temperatures t < -25 °C or t > 85 °C.
Pre-alarm
The purpose of the pre-alarm, available for L and G protections, is to signal that the measured current is near
the activation threshold of the protection itself.
It is possible to set the pre-alarm threshold in order to establish the pre-alarm activation values; the pre-alarm
threshold is expressed as a percentage in relation to the protection thresholds (I1 and I4) and is adjustable
between 50% and 90% (default value).
Example: with I1 = 0.6 In and pre-alarm threshold L=50 %, the pre-alarm is activated for currents greater
than 0.3 In

The pre-alarm condition is activated for currents higher than the threshold set, and is deactivated for:
• Current less than the pre-alarm threshold.
• Current greater than the activation threshold of protection.
Hardware Trip
The Hardware Trip protection protects against internal disconnections of the circuit-breaker. Via Ekip Connect
it is possible to enable the trip command, which is sent if one or more of the following events is detected:
• Current sensors disconnected (internal or external if enabled).
• Rating Plug disconnected.
• Trip Coil disconnected.
• Internal problems with the protection trip unit.
IMPORTANT: the protection trips if the error conditions persist for more than 1 second.
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Summary table of protections
Threshold Calculation Example

ABB ANSI (5) Threshold (1) Time (1) Tolerance t t (3)
tolerance (3) formula t t (2) calculation t t (2)
t t = 6.75 s with:
I1 = activation for If in the t1 = ± 10 % with If ≤ 6 In
L 49 t t = (9 t1) / (If / I1) 2 I1 = 0.4 In; t1 = 3 s;
0.4…1 In range (1.05...1.2) x I1 3…144 s ± 20 % with If > 6 In
If = 0.8 In
The better of the two
S I2 = ± 7 % with If ≤ 6 In t2 =
50 TD t t = t2 - values:
(t = k) 0.6...10 In ± 10 % with If > 6 In 0.1…0.8 s
± 10 % or ± 40 ms
t t = 5 s con:
S I2 = ± 7 % with If ≤ 6 In t2 = ± 15 % with If ≤ 6 In
51 t t = (100 t2) / (If) 2 I2 = 1 In; t2 = 0.8 s;
(t = k / l 2) 0.6...10 In ± 10 % with If > 6 In 0.1…0.8 s ± 20 % with If > 6 In
If = 4 In
I3 =
I 50 ± 10 % Not adjustable t t ≤ 30 ms - -
1.5...15 In
The better of the two
G I4 (4) = t4 =
50N TD ±7% t t = t4 - values:
(t = k) 0.1...1 In 0.1…0.8 s
± 10 % or ± 40 ms
t t = 0.32 s with:
G I4 (4) = t4 =
51N ±7% t t = 2 / (If / I4) 2 I4 = 0.8 In; t4 = 0.2 ± 15 %
(t = k / l 2) 0.1...1 In 0.1…0.8 s
s; If = 2 In
Defined by
Iinst - - Instantaneous - - -
ABB
(1)
See the serigraph for the available combinations.
(2)
t t calculation is valid for If values that have exceeded the trip threshold of the protection. Use fault current and threshold values expressed in In to
calculate t t, as shown in the example.
(3)
Tolerances valid with trip unit energized in service conditions or with the auxiliary; tripping time ≥ 100 ms, temperature and currents within operating
limits. If the conditions are not guaranteed, the tolerances in the table shown below apply.
(4)
All thresholds are activated in the presence of auxiliary power supply. If there is no auxiliary power supply, the minimum threshold is automatically
limited to 0.2 In.
(5)
ANSI / IEEE C37-2 encoding.
Key
• (t=k) - Fixed time curve
• (t=k/I2) - Dynamic time curve
• tt - Tripping time
• If - Primary fault current
Tolerances in particular cases
If the conditions defined in point (3)
of the above table are not guaranteed, the following tolerances apply:
Protection Tolerance threshold Tolerance t t
L Activation for If in the range (1.05...1.2) x I1 ± 20 %
S ± 10 % ± 20 %
I ± 15 % ≤ 60 ms
G ± 15 % ± 20 %
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3 - Measurements
Introduction Measurements The Ekip Dip trip unit records various items of information, useful for analysis and consultation:
• Instantaneous measurements of phase currents
• Measurement of the maximum and minimum currents recorded with an adjustable interval
• Trip Log
• List of events, changes of state and alarms recorded by the trip unit
• Contact Wear value
• Number of mechanical and electrical operations
NOTE: all the information is available with Ekip T&P and Ekip Bluetooth modules and with
the Ekip Connect software. The instantaneous measurements are also available with the Ekip
Multimeter switchgear unit.
Instantaneous currents The following table summarises the measurements of the instantaneous currents:
Type of Measurement Range Standard operation range Accuracy

Phase currents (I1, I2, I3, INe) 03…16 In 0.2…1.2 In 1.5 %
NOTE: the precisions specified in the table refer to the range of normal operation
Maximum and minimum The trip unit is able to record the maximum and minimum current, measured inside an interval that can be
currents programmed by the user.
Every measurement recorded is accompanied by the following information:
• Recording interval.
• Phase and value of maximum and minimum current measured.
• Date and time of the recording (referring to the internal clock).
NOTE: in the case of the minimum current, if the value drops below the 0.03 In threshold, it
will be recorded and represented by the symbol “…” in the measurement field.
Trips The trip unit is able to record the last 30 openings of the circuit-breaker caused by protection functions (trips).
The trips include useful information:
• The protection that caused the trip
• The progressive number of the opening
• The date and time of the opening (referring to the internal clock)
• The measurements associated to the trip protection
Contact Wear Contact wear indicates the state of deterioration of the main contacts of the circuit-breaker.
The value is expressed as a percentage, and is 0 % in the case of no wear, and 100 % in the case of total
wear.
It is calculated automatically by the trip unit at every opening for protection or, in the presence of an auxiliary
power supply, also at every manual opening of the circuit-breaker.
Number of operations In the presence of auxiliary power, the trip unit records a series information relating to openings of the circuit-
breaker:
• Number of manual operations
• Total number of operations (manual + trips)
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4 - Test
Presentation The Ekip TT, Ekip T&P and Ekip Bluetooth modules connected to the Ekip Dip trip unit allow you to perform
various tests:
• Trip unit LED test
• Check on the presence of the internal battery
• Circuit-breaker opening test (trip test)
• Protection test
LED test The LED test can be performed directly on Ekip Dip:
Phase Operation
1 Connect a module to the front test connector of frontal test.
2 Press the iTest pushbutton for at least 6 seconds, but less than 9 seconds.
3 When the protection LEDs light up, trip unit the iTest pushbutton.
Check the following switch-on sequence:
• S, I, G LEDs on fixed
4
• Led pre-alarm L and alarm L that alternate three times
• All the protection LEDs off
Battery test The battery check is integrated in the LED test procedure, except for the battery error signal:
• If the battery is absent or not working, after iTest is pressed the error is signalled by five flashes of the
pre-alarm LED L.
• If the battery is present and working, the LED test proceeds as in the normal procedure.
Protection test In order to perform the protection test, follow the instructions below:
Phase Operation
1 Make sure that the circuit-breaker is closed and that there are no primary currents.
2 Connect Ekip T&P or Ekip Bluetooth to the front test connector.
3 Start the communication with Ekip Connect.
4 Open the Information page and select the Test command, which opens the protection test page.
5 Set up the test as required and verify that the trip unit functions properly.
Further information on Ekip Connect is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/

DownloadCenter/, in particular with the manual 1SDH000891R0002.
Opening test The opening test can be performed directly on the trip unit or from Ekip Connect.
To perform the test from the trip unit:
Phase Operation
2 Connect a module to the front test connector of frontal test.
3 Press the iTest pushbutton for at least 9 seconds.
4 Check that the circuit-breaker opens and that the TU Reset button comes out
To perform the test from Ekip Connect:

Phase Operation
2 Connect Ekip T&P or Ekip Bluetooth to the front test connector.
3 Start the communication with Ekip Connect.
4 Select the trip test command.
5 Check that the circuit-breaker opens and that the TU Reset button comes out
Further information on Ekip Connect is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/

DownloadCenter/, in particular with the manual 1SDH000891R0002.
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5 - List of alarms and signals
LED view The Ekip Dip trip unit continuously monitors its own operating condition and that of all the devices to which
it is connected. All the signals are available with the front LEDs.
The protection LEDs provide information with various combinations of lighting and flashing, while the power-
on LED, as described on page 37, indicates the power-on conditions of the trip unit.
Figure 76
NOTE: the number of LEDs depends on the version of the trip unit (LI, LSI, LSIG).
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Summary table of LED signals

The following table summarises the signals available with the protection LEDs and the operations to be carried out in response to alarms or fault
conditions signalled.
3 4
Slow flashing 2 flashes flashes flashes
Type of Information Fast flashing (2 Hz) On and fixed
(0.5Hz) every 2 s every every
HELP
3s 4s
All R All R
Colour and LED All R G All R G All R G All R G G G
R+G (single) R+G (single)
Internal configuration
x x x A
error
Trip coil disconnected or
x B
trip command failed
Current sensors
x B
disconnected
Rating Plug error X B+E
Protection delay x C
Temperature alarm (1) x C
Pre-alarm L x C
Trip (2) x C
Hardware Trip (3) x x B
Installation error x E
Parameter error x D
Circuit-breaker state not
x B
defined or in error
Error on Local Bus x F
Maintenance alarm x F
Software incompatibility x x G
Low battery (during self-
x H
test) (4)
(1)
The temperature alarm is signalled by lighting of the protection L and I red LEDs.
(2)
The last trip can also be displayed with trip unit off, by pressing the iTest key.
(3)
The Hardware Trip is signalled by lighting of the pre-alarm L yellow LED and the protection I red led.
(4)
Five flashes when self-test is started up
Key to LED colours

The above table lists the colors of the LEDs, to be interpreted as follows:
• R = red LED (alarm LED L, S, I, G).
• G = yellow LED (pre-alarm LED L).

NOTE: for further details refer to the table listing the components of the interface, available on page 36.
HELP
Some LED signals indicate connection errors or operational errors that require corrective or maintenance
operations. The following are the suggestions for checking with reference to the preceding LED table:
HELP note Operation
A Contact ABB.
Check the connections between trip unit and accessories (Rating Plug, trip coil,
B
sensors, etc).
C Normal operation/signalling provided by the trip unit.
Error in setting of the dip-switches. Check and correct the following conditions:
• All the dip-switches of L are in the ON position
• I1 ≥ I2 or I2 ≥ I3.
• Iu < (2 * In * I1) in the case where InN = 200 %.
D • I4 < 0.3 In (con In = 100 A), 0.25 In (con In = 400 A) or 0.2 In (for all other sizes),
in the absence of auxiliary power supply.
• t2 > 0.4s (in the case of UL circuit-breaker)
• t4 > 0.4s (in the case of UL circuit-breaker)
• I4 > 1200 A (in the case of UL circuit-breaker)
E Carry out installation.
F Connect via Ekip Connect in order to set the Local Bus or to confirm maintenance.
G Contact ABB to restore software compatibility between Ekip Dip and Mainboard.
H Replace the battery.
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6 - Ekip Dip: additional functions

Ekip T&P, Ekip Programming and Ekip Bluetooth allow the protection trip unit to be connected to Ekip
Connect software and to access parameters and commands that cannot be accessed directly from the front
interface: a description of the various functions is given below.
The additional protections available via Ekip Connect are described on page 44.
Maintenance The Maintenance function allows signalling to the user, via LED, that:
• One year has passed since the last maintenance.
• Contact wear has increased by more than 10% compared with the value at the last maintenance.
Via Ekip Connect there are two selections available:
• Activation: it allows to the maintenance function to be activated.
• Reset: it allows confirmation of maintenance on the trip unit; the present date and contact wear values
are recorded, and the signal is reset.
The reference date is that of the internal clock, and the elapsed time is calculated both with the trip unit on
and off (provided that the internal battery is working).
NOTE: manual modification of the date can cause variations in the calculation of the time
elapsed, and therefore in the date of the next maintenance.
NOTE: the maintenance signal due to increased contact wear is active for values higher than
20 %.
Local Bus In order to activate communication on the Local Bus with the Ekip Link, Ekip Multimeter or Ekip Signalling
10K modules, the Local Bus parameter must be enabled.
NOTE: communication with the modules is active if the auxiliary power supply is present.
Date and time The Ekip Dip trip unit has a user-adjustable internal clock.
Setting the date can be useful for some functions such as the recording of trips and minimum and maximum
currents, and maintenance.
The clock is active if the internal battery of the trip unit is working.
Programmable States There are sixteen independent programmable states identified by letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O,
P, Q, R, allowing different event control solutions to be obtained.
The states can be used with the external Ekip Signalling 10K module, on Link Bus or with the programmable
functions, to return the desired signalling combination on contacts.
Circuit-breaker label and user Labels that can be configured by the user so as to facilitate remote identification of the trip unit; in detail
Data CB label, the trip unit model and communication address form the identifier used by Ekip Connect for the
devices connected.
Info Page Additional information page that can be activated and customized by the user. If activated, it can be accessed
on the display by pressing the iTest button twice from the main page.
NOTE: the pages can be configured with all the trip units for CB SACE Emax 2, but can only
be displayed via Ekip Touch.
Date of installation Installation date of the circuit-breaker.
Load Profile Timers SACE Emax 2 has 4 counters which display how long the maximum current measured has remained in each
percentage band.
The counters are expressed in seconds and the bands are: 0-49%In, 50-79%In, 80-89%In, >90%In.
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Energy Store Time The counter indicates the time that has elapsed since the last energy metering reset.
It is active and updated in the presence of at least one of the following: auxiliary supply, supply by Ekip T&P
or supply by Ekip Measuring.
Led Alive The parameter allows the behaviour of the power-on LED indicator of the trip unit and of all modules that can
be connected to Ekip Supply to be changed. If activated:
• Trip unit: comes on at a frequency of 0.5 Hz.
• Modules connected to Ekip Supply: if there are no communication errors, they synchronize with the flashes
of the LED on the trip unit.
If deactivated, the power-on leds on the respective devices come on with a steady light.
Open/Close Remote Direct The parameter controls two different command packages for remote circuit-breaker opening and closing:
Command • Enabled: commands 7 and 8 are valid (direct commands for CB Open and CB Close).
• Disabled: commands 7 and 8 are not valid.
IMPORTANT: in this case, remote circuit-breaker opening and closing can still be
obtained using the programmable YC COMMAND and YO COMMAND functions and
the Request circuit-breaker opening (28) and Request circuit-breaker closing (29)
commands.
Modules network settings Allows the communication parameters of the circuit-breaker to be controlled if the trip unit is replaced:
retention • Overwrite: the parameters of the new trip unit are valid, so it is advisable to make sure that the communication
parameter settings suit the communication network.
• Keep module data: the new trip unit updates its communication parameters with the ones in the Ekip
Com modules of the circuit-breaker, used up to that moment in the various communication networks.
The trip units are supplied with the parameter set as Overwrite.
Wink The command allows the power-on LED on the protection trip unit to flash at 3 Hz so as to physically identify
a trip unit that would not be identifiable in other ways.
3 Hz flashing is disabled by sending another Wink command or by switching off the trip unit.
Glitch The commands of Glitch 16 to 23 activate the respective glitch registers, which can be used for customizing
programmable functions or output contacts.
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7 - Operating features
Primary operating currents The Ekip Dip trip unit can be powered directly by the internal current sensors, with clearly defined primary
currents.
The operating conditions for proper operation are listed below:
Parameter Operating limits
> 80 A (E1.2-E2.2-E4.2)
Minimum three-phase turn-on current
> 160 A (E6.2)
Rated frequency 50 / 60 Hz ± 10 %
Harmonic distortion Conforming to 60947-2
Auxiliary power supply The Ekip Dip trip unit can be connected to an external auxiliary power source, useful for activating some
functions such as communication on the Local Bus or recording of manual operations.
The auxiliary power can be supplied by the modules of the Ekip Supply range (for further functional details,
see page 64), or with direct connection to a terminal box.
The direct connection must be made guaranteeing the operating following conditions:
Parameter Operating limits
Voltage 24 V DC galvanically isolated
Tolerance ± 10 %
Maximum ripple ±5%
Maximum inrush current @ 24 V 10 A per 5 ms
Maximum rated power @ 24 V 4W
Insulated with a two-pole shielded cable (Belden
Connection cable
3105A type or equivalent)
IMPORTANT: if connection is direct, the power supply must be galvanically insulated

and provide the insulation characteristics established by IEC 60950 Standard
(UL 1950) or equivalent.
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8 - Default parameters
Ekip Dip default parameters The Ekip Dip trip units are supplied with the following default parameters, some adjustable with the front DIPs
(protections, Frequency, Neutral), other via front bus.
Protection/Parameter Value
L 1 In; 144 s
S (1) Off; 0.1 s
I 4 In
G (1) Off; 0.1 s
Frequency 50 Hz (IEC) / 60 Hz (UL)
Off (for three-pole circuit breakers).
Neutral
50 % (for four-pole circuit-breaker)
Hardware Trip Disabled
Monitor time 5 minutes
Local Bus Disabled
Alive LED Disabled (Power-on LED fixed)
Maintenance Off
(1)
S Protection available with LSI and LSIG versions of the trip unit. G Protection available with LSIG version.
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Accessories
1 - Preliminary considerations
Introduction All circuit-breakers have a set of electrical and mechanical accessories (application of which depends on the
type of circuit-breaker) and a set of electronic accessories (application of which depends on the type of trip
unit Ekip with which the circuit-breaker is equipped).
Accessory combination tables The following table shows the possible combinations of the electrical and mechanical accessories:
Switch- Derived versions

Circuit-
Type of accessory Accessory disconnec-
breakers CS MV MTP
tors
AUX 4Q S R - - -
AUX 6Q R R - - -
AUX 15Q R R - - -
Electrical signalling Ekip AUP (*) R R R R R
Ekip RTC R R - - -
S51 S - - - -
S33 M/2 R R - - -
YO-YC R R - - -
YO2-YC2 R R - - -
Electrical control YU (**) R R - - -
M R R - - -
YR R - - - -
KLC and PLC R R - - -
KLP and PLP (*) R R - - R
SL (*) S S - - S
SLE (*) R R - - -
DLR (*) R R - - R
Safety mechanical
DLP (*) R R - - R
DLC R R - - R
anti-insertion lock S S - - S
MOC R R - - R
FAIL SAFE (***) R R - - R
PBC R R - - R
Protection mechanical
IP54 R R - - R
Interlocks MI R R - - R
S: Standard. R: on request.
(*): for withdrawable version only.
(**): Incompatible with FAIL SAFE. Can be ordered for UL in request
(***): Incompatible with YU; standard for UL version.
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The following table shows the possible combinations of the electronic accessories:
Trip units
Type of accessory Accessory Ekip Ekip Ekip G Ekip G
Ekip Dip
Touch Hi-Touch Touch Hi-Touch
Power supply Ekip Supply R R R R R
Ekip Com - R R R R
Ekip Com Redundant - R R R R
Ekip Com Actuator R R R R R
Connectivity
Ekip Link R R R R R
Ekip Bluetooth R R R R R
Ekip Signalling Modbus TCP R R R R R
Ekip Signalling 2K - R R R R
Signal Ekip Signalling 4K - R R R R
Ekip Signalling 10K - R R R R
Ekip Measuring - R - - -
Ekip Measuring Pro - R S S S
Ekip Synchrocheck - R R R R
Measurement and
Rating Plug R R R R R
Protection
Toroid S.G.R. - R R R R
Rc Toroid - R R R R
External neutral sensor R R R R R
Ekip Multimeter R R R R R
Display and Supervision
Ekip Control Panel R R R R R
Ekip TT R S S S S
Testing and
Ekip T&P R R R R R
Programming
Ekip Programming R R R R R
S: Standard. R: on request.

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Circuit-breaker dismantling To dismantle the accessories, the following parts must be removed from the circuit-breaker:
operations • Transparent flange (A) of the trip unit, by turning the screws (B).
• front cover of the circuit-breaker (C), by removing the mounting screws (D).

1
2
C 2
1
90°
A
B
D
Figure 77 - Removing the flange and front cover

After reassembling the accessories, the parts previously disassembled must be reassembled as indicated:
• front cover of the circuit-breaker (C), by screwing in the mounting screws (D). Tighten with tightening
torque 1.1 Nm - 9.74 lb in.
• Transparent flange (A) of the trip unit, by turning the screws (B).

C 2
1
2
1
90°
A
B
D
Figure 78 - Assembly of flange and front cover
Max O 3.3mm 8mm

Max O 0.13" 0.31"
1
2
0.5 2.5mm
20 AWG 14 AWG
Max O 3.3mm 8mm

Max O 0.13" 0.31"
2
0.5 1.5mm
20 AWG 16 AWG
Figure 79 - Wiring with stripping and cross-sections

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2 - Circuit diagrams
General wiring diagrams The following is the wiring diagram of the circuit-breaker 1SDM000091R0001, also available on the web site
N L1 L2 L3
K51
XK1
1
Q
XK1
T11 13 >
YO1
TI/L1 T12 14
2
T21 11 >>
TI/L2 T22 12
XK3
T31 9 7
TI/L3 T32 10 >>
A1 T41 7 Q/26
TI/N T42 8 >>
> 8
XK3
XK1
T13 21
>> 9
UI/L1 T14 22
Q/27
T23 19
UI/L2 10
T24 20 EKIP DIP
EKIP TOUCH
T33 17 XK3
UI/L3 EKIP HI-TOUCH 5
T34 18
EKIP G TOUCH
T43 15 EKIP G HI-TOUCH
UI/N T44 16 RTC EKIP
6
* C)
* H)
Diagram A - General diagram of the circuit-breaker
NOTE: The diagram is shown in the following conditions:
• Circuit-breaker in withdrawable version (also valid for fixed version), open and connected.
• Circuits de-energized.
• Trip units not tripped.
• Motor operator with springs discharged.

The following is the wiring diagram of the switch-disconnector:
N L1 L2 L3
A1
Q
Diagram B - General diagram switch-disconnector
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The wiring diagram of the circuit breaker is illustrated without any indication of the auxiliary power supply of
the Ekip trip unit. If the circuit-breaker is equipped with the Ekip Supply module, for information see the page
64.
If the circuit-breaker is not equipped with the Ekip Supply module, for the connection of the auxiliary power
supply of the Ekip trip unit see the direct power supply diagram shown below:
31
* P)
-
Uaux.
+
A4 24VDC
* N)
X K1 K2
XV K1 K2
K1
K2
A1 K51
EKIP
W3
W4
XV W3 W4
X W3 W4
A4 * Q)
(A) (B)
W2 (LOCAL BUS)
* A)
Diagram 31 - Direct auxiliary power supply
Circuit-breaker terminal box The circuit-breaker is equipped with a terminal box for the wiring of the accessories that varies according to
the type of circuit-breaker:
• Terminal box for circuit-breaker in fixed version.
• Terminal box for circuit-breaker in withdrawable version.

The differences between the two terminal boxes are shown in Figure 80 :
61 71 81 91 01 45
51 HC H1 H2 H3 H4 95 35 R1 V3 Vn Ge+ Szi Ne- K2 W4 D1 C1 C11 C21 11 21 31 41
62 72 82 92 02
52 96 36 U1 R2 V2 Rct Ge- Szo Ne+ K1 W3 46 C3 C13 12 22 32 42
HC K3 K4 K5 K6
64 74 84 94 04 98 38
54
HC K7 K8 K9 K10 U2 V1 Gzo Szc Gzi Rca 48 D2 C2 C12 C22 14 24 34 44
Q5..Q10/EKIP Signalling 4K S51 S33 Trip Unit I/O EKIP Supply Module Module Module YU YC YO YC2 Q1 Q2
RTC YO2 Q3 Q4
M YR
71 81 91 01
51 61HC H1 H2 H3 H4 95 35 R1 V3 Vn Ge+ Szi Ne- 45 D1 C1 C11 C21 11 21 31 41
62 72 82 92 02
52 HC K3 K4 K5 K6 96 36 U1 R2 V2 Rct Ge- Szo W3 K1 Ne+ 46 C3 C13 12 22 32 42
74 84 94 04
54 64 98 38 U2 V1 Gzo Szc Gzi W4 K2 Rca 48 D2 C2 C12 C22 14 24 34 44
HC K7 K8 K9 K10
Module EKIP Supply TU YU YC
Q5..Q10/EKIP Signalling 4K S51 S33 M YR Trip Unit I/O Module Module I/O RTC YO2 YO YC2 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Figure 80

On page 60, the representation of the terminal box for a circuit-breaker in fixed version is shown.
NOTE: for the details of the wiring diagram of each individual accessory, please refer to the
specific pages that describe the accessory in question.

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Continued from the previous page
Number of the diagram n
42
Q/4 44
41
41
42
44
Q4
32
Q/3 34
31
81
31
32
34
Q3
22 Open/closed auxiliary contacts
Q/2 24
of the circuit-breaker (first set) 81
21
21
22
24
Q2
12
Q/1 14
11
12
14
11
YC 2 Q1
C21
YC2
79
C1 C11 C21
C2 C12 C22
C22 Second closing coil 79
C11
YO
C11
YO
K51
77 78
C3 C13
C13
First opening coil 77 78
YO
C12 YO C12
C1
First closing coil 75 76
YC
C1
YC
K51
75 76
YU YC
C3
C2 YC C2
Second opening coil
2
72 73 74
D1
D2
73
YO2
RT C YO
D1 D1
Undervoltage coil
YU
72 D2 74 D2
Contact ready to close 71
45
46
48
46
RTC
71 48
45
K51
Ne+
Rca
Ne-
27 Input of current sensor on the external neutral 27
I/O
Ne
TU
Ne-
K51/..
W3
LOCAL BUS
Ventilation operating mechanism
K1
K2
31 W4
EKI P S upply
K1 31 32
32 ALIM. AUS. +/L
W3
W4
AUX. SUPPLY -/N K2 Auxiliary power supply and local bus
41 K51/SIGN H12
K51/SIGN K12 K51/SYNC KS1 48
O 12
I 12 K14 XSC KS2
K51/SIGN K51/SYNC
Module
H11
O 11
K51/SIGN K11 Vs VS1
HC1 I 11 K13 VS2
42 K51/SIGN H22
K51/SIGN K22 K51/COM 51 Signalling modules 41 42 43
O 22
I 22 K24 W.. ..
O ORTA COMUNIC.
COMMUN. O ORT
K51/SIGN H21
and/or Ekip synchro check 48
Module
..
O 21
K51/SIGN K21
HC2 I 21 K23
58
and/or communication modules 51 .. .. 58
43 K51/SIGN H32
K51/SIGN K32 K51/COM 61
O 32
.. 61 .. .. 66
I 32 K34 W..R and/or redundant communication modules
O ORTA COMUNIC.
COMMUN. O ORT
RIDONDANTE
REDUNDANT
K51/SIGN H31
O 31
..
Module
K51/SIGN K31
HC3 I 31 K33
66
K51
Szi
Rct Ge- Szo
26
V1 Gzo Szc Gzi
Szi
K51 K51
Szo Zone selectivity
Rct 26 Gzi
Trip Unit I/O
Gzo
Rct Rca
Input of the TRAFO star centre sensor 25
Vn Ge
25 Rca
24 Ge+
Ge-
Szc
K51/MEAS K51/MEAS K51/MEAS

Input of the residual-current protection RC sensor24
VN VN
21 V1
20 21 22 23
V3
V2
Ekip Measuring voltage sockets

20 23 V2
22 V3
N L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3
Trip reset coil YR 14

R1
R2
YR
R1
YR
14 R2
F1 Closing springs loading motor 13
U1
U2
S33M/1 U1
M
M
13 U2
S5 1 S3 3
36
Springs charged position signalling contact 12
35
36
38
S33M/2
12 38
35
96
Trip signalling contact 11
95
96
98
S51
11 98
95
H4
K6
K51/SIGN
K10
K6 02
K51/SIGN Q/10
EKI P S ignalling 4K
H4
01
02
04
O 04 04
I 04
K10
01
K51/SIGN
H3
K5
K9
K5 92
K51/SIGN H3 Q/9 Ekip signalling 4K 2
91
92
94
O 03 94
I 03
K9
91
K51/SIGN
H2
K4
K8
K4 82
K51/SIGN H2 Q/8 84 Additional auxiliary contacts
81
82
84
O 02
I 02
K8
K51/SIGN
81 1
of the circuit-breaker (second set)
H1
K3
K7
K3 72
K51/SIGN H1 Q/7 74
I 01
O 01
71
72
74
K7
71
HC
HC
HC
62
HC Q/6
Q5..Q10
64
61
62
64
61
52
Q/5
51
52
54
54
51
2 1

The following is a key to the symbols used in the wiring diagrams:

Symbol Description
* See the note indicated by the letter
A1 Applications located on the mobile part of the circuit-breaker
A3 Applications located on the fixed part of the circuit-breaker
A4 Indicative device and connections for control and signalling, outside the circuit-breaker
BUS1 Serial interface with external bus
D Electronic time-lag device of YU undervoltage coil, outside the circuit-breaker
F1 Time-delayed trip fuse
GZi(DBi) Zone Selectivity input for G protection or input in “reverse” direction for D protection
GZo(DBo) Zone Selectivity output for G protection or output in “reverse” direction for D protection
I O1…32 Programmable digital inputs
K51 Overcurrent protection solid-state trip unit
K51 / COM Communication module
K51 / FAN Fan power supply module
K51 / MEAS Measurement module
K51 / SIGN Signalling module
K51 / SUPPLY Auxiliary supply module (24-48Vdc and 110-240Vac/dc)
K51 / SYNC Synchronization module
K51 / YC Closing control from the Ekip protection trip unit
K51 / YO Opening control from the Ekip protection trip unit
M Motor for loading closing springs
M2 Fan motor
O 01...32 Programmable signalling contacts
O SC Contact for synchronism control
Q Circuit-breaker
Q / 1...Q / 27 Auxiliary open/closed contacts of the circuit-breaker
Rc Rc sensor
RT1…RT3 Temperature sensors
RTC EKIP Auxiliary ready to close contact of the circuit-breaker, used internally by the trip unit
RTC Contact for signalling circuit-breaker is ready to close
S33M / 1…2 Limit contacts of spring loading motor
S43 Switch for presetting remote/local control
S51 Trip signalling contact
Contacts for signalling circuit-breaker in racked-out position (provided only with
S75E / 1…4
withdrawable version)
Contacts for signalling circuit-breaker in racked-in position (provided only with
S75I / 1…5
withdrawable version)
Contacts for signalling circuit-breaker in test position (provided only with withdrawable
S75T / 1…4
version)
SC Pushbutton or contact for closing the circuit-breaker
SO Pushbutton or contact for immediate opening of the circuit-breaker
SO1 Pushbutton or contact for opening the circuit-breaker with time-delayed trip

SO1 Pushbutton or contact for opening the circuit-breaker with time-delayed trip
SR Pushbutton or contact for electrical resetting of S51 trip contact
SZi(DFi) Input for Zone Selectivity for S protection or input in “inverse” direction for S protection
SZo(DFo) Output for Zone Selectivity for S protection or output in “direct” direction for D protection
TI / L1 Current transformer phase L1
TI / N Current transformer on neutral
TU1…TU2 Insulation voltage transformer (outside circuit-breaker)
Uaux Auxiliary supply voltage
UI / L1 Current sensor phase L1
UI / N Current sensor on neutral
UI / O S.G.R. sensor
W2 Serial interface with internal bus (Local Bus)
W9…W13 RJ45 connector for communication modules
W9R...W11R RJ45 connector for redundant communication modules
X Delivery connector for auxiliary circuits for withdrawable version of circuit-breaker
XB1...XB7 Connectors for circuit-breaker applications
XF Delivery terminal board for position contacts of withdrawable version of circuit-breaker
XF1…XF2 Contact of the Ekip protection trip unit for activation of the fans
XK1…XK3 Connectors for auxiliary circuits of the Ekip protection trip unit
XK7 Connector for auxiliary circuits of communication modules
XV Delivery terminal board for auxiliary circuits of fixed version circuit-breaker
YC Closing coil
YC2 Second closing coil
YO Opening coil
YO1 Opening coil for overcurrent
YO2 Second opening coil
YR Coil for electrical resetting of trip contact S51
YU Undervoltage coil

The following is a key to the notes used in the wiring diagrams:

Note Description
For the zone selectivity and local bus function is required the presence of an auxiliary
A)
power supply.
When there are mixed auxiliary contacts, Q1 and Q2 are 400 V, while Q3 and Q4 are 24
B)
V. Then Q5, Q6, Q7 are 400V, while Q8, Q9, Q10 are 24 V.
C) Always supplied with Ekip Com module.
D) Always supplied with motor for loading the closing springs (diagram 13)
Make the connection using the ABB cable supplied. There must be no break in the cable.
Use of other cables or extensions using intermediate terminal boxes is not allowed. With
H)
a three-pole circuit-breaker, poles Ne+ and Ne- of connector X (or XV) are short-circuited
(unless the external neutral is present): realize short-circuit connection if absent.
I) Obligatory in the case of presence of any Ekip module.
In the presence of diagram 32, up to three applications can be provided between
L) diagrams 41… 58 taken only once. In addition, it is possible to duplicate an Ekip Com
module that may be selected choosing between diagrams 61...66.
The opening and closing commands from module Ekip Actuator are available with YO
M)
and YC coils maximum voltage of 110 - 120 V DC and 240 - 250 V AC.
N) Use cable type Belden 3105A or equivalent.
In the presence of several Ekip Com modules with withdrawable version circuit-breakers,
O)
the contact S75I/5 should be connected only once to a single module.
The auxiliary voltage Uaux enables activation of all the functions of the EKIP electronic
protection trip units. Since a ground insulated Uaux was request, is necessary to use
P)
“galvanically separated convertors” which comply with the standard IEC 60950 (UL 1950)
or equivalent
Q) Use cables type Belden 3105A or equivalent, with maximum length 15 m.
R) Suggested RJ45 cable: CAT6 STP

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3 - Ekip Supply modules
Description The Ekip Supply is a power supply accessory module.

There are two types, depending on the input voltages to be supplied:
• Ekip Supply 24-48Vdc.
• Ekip Supply 110-240Vac/dc.

Compatibility The modules can be installed in the presence of trip units of Ekip Dip, Ekip Touch, Ekip Hi‐Touch, Ekip G
Touch, and Ekip G Hi‐Touch trip units.
Electrical characteristics The following table lists the electrical characteristics of the modules:
Power supply
Module Frequency Power input Inrush current
voltages
Ekip Supply
21.5…53 V DC - Maximum 10W Maximum 2 A per 20 ms
24-48Vdc
Ekip Supply
105…265 V AC/DC 45…66 Hz Maximum 10 VA/W Maximum 2 A per 20 ms
110-240Vac/dc
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Connections The modules must be mounted on the terminal box of the circuit-breaker or of the fixed part of the withdrawable
circuit-breaker, in the first free slot.
in particular in the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0511.
An example with an E2.2 circuit-breaker in fixed and withdrawable versions is provided to the side.
The following is a view of the terminal box of Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers, and the wiring diagram:
61 71 81 91 01
51 95 35 R1 V3 Vn Ge Szi Ne- 45 D1 C1 C11 C21 11 21 31 41
HC H1 H2 H3 H4
62 72 82 92 02
52 96 36 U1 R2 V2 Rct Ge- Szo W3 K1 Ne 46 C3 C13 12 22 32 42
HC K3 K4 K5 K6
64 74 84 94 04
54 98 38 U2 V1 Gzo Szc Gzi W4 K2 Rca 48 D2 C2 C12 C22 14 24 34 44
HC K7 K8 K9 K10
S51 S33 M YR Trip Unit I/O EKIP Supply TU YU YC
RTC YO2 YO YC2 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Q5..Q10 EKIP Signalling 4K I/O
Module Module Module
32
+/L W2 (LOCAL BUS)

-/N (A) (B)
A4 Uaux.
110-240VAC/DC * Q)
24-48VDC
K1 K2 W3 W4
Ekip Supply 110-240VAC/DC

A3
Ekip Supply 24-48VDC

K51
SUPPLY
X K1 K2 W3 W4
XV K1 K2 W3 W4
W3
W4
K1
K2
A1
K51
EKIP
* A) * I)
Diagrams 32
For external wiring, AWG 22-16 cables with a maximum external diameter of 1.4 mm must be used.
Further information is available on page 61, or on the site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/,
where the wiring diagram is available 1SDM000091R0001.
Signallings The following table illustrates the possible signals, and their meaning:
Pos. Description
Power LED, green. The possible states are:
A • Off: power supply absent.
• On fixed: power supply present.
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4 - Ekip Link module
Description Ekip Link is a communication accessory module that integrates the circuit-breaker in an internal Ethernet
network with an ABB proprietary protocol.
The network to which the module is to be connected must be dedicated and comprising only Ekip Link and
Ethernet switches that declare support for level L2 multicast on the datasheet. In this case the Ethernet
switches do not require any configuration. If, instead, the network also includes routers, multicast must be
enabled and configured on all VLAN interfaces with level L3.

IMPORTANT: the module can be connected only to internal Ethernet networks with
one or more switchboards, to which trip units or ABB Emax 2 accessories are
connected. It is the installer's responsibility to ensure that all the necessary safety
measures are adopted for all the connected devices (for example, the necessary
access authorisations, and so on). The module cannot be connected to other Ethernet
networks (for example, with the purpose of monitoring the system, or the office), or
to the Internet.

The module is necessary if you wish to implement these functions:
• Power Controller
• Zone Selectivity
• Programmable Logic
For these functions, the trip units of the system that are involved must be equipped with an Ekip Link, and for
each of these the IP addresses of the Ekip Link modules of the other trip units must be inserted.

Solely with Ekip Dip trip units: the module can also be used with a function similar to that of the Ekip Com
Modbus TCP module, but only with the ability to communicate with the ABB master (e.g.: Ekip Connect, or
Ekip Control Panel).
IMPORTANT: only one Ekip Link can be installed on each circuit-breaker.

The modules are always supplied with Ekip AUP and Ekip RTC contacts (see the chapter "6 - Other
accessories" on page 70).
Compatibility and power supply The module can be installed in the presence of Ekip Dip, Touch, Hi-Touch, G Touch, and G Hi-Touch trip
units, and requires the presence of an Ekip Supply module in the first slot of the circuit-breaker terminal box.
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Connections The modules must be mounted on the terminal box of the circuit-breaker or of the fixed part of the withdrawable
circuit-breaker, in the first free slot after the Ekip Supply module.
An example with an E2.2 circuit-breaker in fixed and withdrawable versions is provided to the side.
The following is a view of the terminal box of E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers, and the wiring diagram:
61 71 81 91 01
51 95 35 R1 V3 Vn Ge Szi Ne- 45 D1 C1 C11 C21 11 21 31 41
HC H1 H2 H3 H4
62 72 82 92 02
52 96 36 U1 R2 V2 Rct Ge- Szo W3 K1 Ne 46 C3 C13 12 22 32 42
HC K3 K4 K5 K6
64 74 84 94 04
54 98 38 U2 V1 Gzo Szc Gzi W4 K2 Rca 48 D2 C2 C12 C22 14 24 34 44
HC K7 K8 K9 K10
S51 S33 M YR Trip Unit I/O Module Module Module EKIP Supply TU YU YC
RTC YO2 YO YC2 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Q5..Q10 EKIP Signalling 4K I/O
58
A4
*O)
S75I/5
193
194
XK7 1 XK7 2
A3
Ekip Link
K51
COM
RJ45 W13
A4
*R)
LINK BUS
*L)
Diagram 58
For the communication bus, a cable of type Cat.6 S/FTP must be used (Cat.6 with S/FTP double shielding).
If the circuit-breaker is the withdrawable type, it is recommended to use cables fitted with a RJ45 socket with
output at 90°.
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Signallings The following table illustrates the possible signals, and their meaning:
Pos. Description
Power LED, green. The possible states are:
C B • Off: power supply absent.
• On fixed: power supply and communication with the trip unit present (with a trip unit with the
Alive LED option disabled).
• On, with one flash per second (synchronized with that of the green LED on the trip unit):
A
power supply and communication with trip unit present (with a trip unit with the Alive LED
option enabled).
• On, with two quick flashes per second (not synchronized with those of the green LED on the
trip unit): power supply present, and communication with trip unit absent (for example: because
Local Bus disabled).
LED Link, green. The possible states are:
B • Off: connection error (signal absent).
• On fixed: correct connection.
A
LED Activity, yellow. The possible states are:
• Off: no activity on the line.
C
• On, fixed or flashing: activity present on the line (in reception and/or transmission).
When it is on, it may be fixed or flashing (communication is active in both cases).
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5 - Ekip Com Actuator module
Description Ekip Com Actuator is an accessory module that allows the SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers to be opened and
closed remotely.
Connections Ekip Com Actuator is installed on the front of the circuit-breaker in the accessories area.
Wiring diagram are provided below for the module:
78 76
+ +
~ ~
A4
SC S43 SO S43
X C1 C3 C11 C13
XV C1 C3 C11 C13
C1 C11
C11
C13
C1
C3
C3 C13 XK7 9 K51 XK7 7 K51
Ekip Com Actuator
Ekip Com Actuator

C2 C12
K51 K51
YC YO
YC YO
A1 XK7 10 XK7 8
XB3 1 XB4 1
YC YO
XB3 2 XB4 2
C12
C2
XV C2 C12
X C2 C12
A4
- -
~ ~
*M) *M)
Diagrams 78 - 76

Compatibility Ekip Com Actuator module is supplied on request and is compatible with all Ekip trip units if there is an Ekip
Com or Ekip Link module present.
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6 - Other accessories
Ekip LCD The LCD version of the protection trip unit can be requested for installations in particularly aggressive
environments (e.g. in the presence of high temperatures, a high degree of humidity, dust or chemical
substances). The LCD version differs in the following ways from the version with touchscreen display:
• Black and white LCD display
• Menu navigation by buttons
• The HOME button provides direct access to page Menu. The Measurements pages can be accessed
using the ARROW UP and ARROW DOWN buttons from page Histograms. (Main Page and Measuring
Instruments area are not available).
All the protection, measurement and accessory options are the same as those of the touchscreen version.
Rating Plug The Rating Plug defines the rated current In, necessary in order to set the current protections on the trip unit,
where these refer to In.
It is supplied with all Ekip trip units, mounted on a front connector dedicated and accessible to the user, and
can be replaced with trip unit off and circuit breaker open.
IMPORTANT: the replacement of the Rating Plug with trip unit on or circuit breaker
closed may cause malfunction of the trip unit, or unwanted opening of the circuit-
breaker.
NOTE: a trip unit can be equipped with any Rating Plug with a rated current of up to Iu, i.e.
the rated uninterrupted current of the circuit-breaker (indicated on the rating plate of the
circuit-breaker).
The trip unit continuously checks for the presence of the Rating Plug, signalling its absence or any errors in
assembly or installation.
Once mounted, when the trip unit is energized, its installation is requested.
Further details about assembly and the Rating Plug installation procedure are available on the website http://
www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, especially in the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0510.
Ekip Connect software Ekip Connect is the free software for communication and testing of ABB low voltage circuit-breakers equipped
with compatible trip units, in particular Ekip trip units.
Ekip Connect must be installed on PCs equipped with the Microsoft Windows® operating system by
downloading it from the site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter.
With its communication function, it allows you to:
• Monitor the state of the circuit-breakers connected and record information.
• Execute operation, reset, signalling commands, etc…
• Configure the protection trip units with customized parameters.
• Configure the electronic accessories, connected to the trip unit via Local Bus.
• Download information from trip units equipped with Datalogger.
• Create communication reports.
• Reset configurations.
With test function, and Ekip T&P module (see page 71), it allows you to:
• Simulate fault conditions by performing manual or automatic tests.
• Perform trip tests.
• Create test reports.
Further information on the Ekip Connect application is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/
abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, in particular in the manual 1SDH000891R0002.
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Ekip Bluetooth module The Ekip Bluetooth allows connection via Bluetooth between the Ekip trip units, and a support (PC, tablet, or
smart phone) with the Ekip Connect software installed (see the previous paragraph).
IMPORTANT: the Ekip Bluetooth module can also be connected to the trip units when
in service.
NOTE: Ekip Bluetooth only powers the trip unit. Therefore, in order to set and to display
information on any electronic accessories connected to the terminal box, these must be
powered with an Ekip Supply module (see page 64).
It draws its power from a rechargeable lithium-polymer battery delivered with the unit. It is connected directly
to the front test connector of the trip unit, and allows a trip unit without auxiliary voltage to be powered.
It is switched on by pressing the power button on the side, and is equipped with two LEDs:
• The first lit in green with the device on and the battery charge, red with the device turned on and low battery.
• The second flashing blue with active Bluetooth communication.
NOTE: the red flashing LED indicates that the battery is completely drained, an error condition,
or malfunction of the module.
The battery charging is performed by connecting the module to the USB ports of a PC with the supplied
cable. Connection to a PC automatically switches the module on, and charging in progress is indicated by
the flashing green LED, with increasing frequency as the level of charging rises. Completion of charging is
indicated by the green LED on (fixed).
NOTE: during recharging, the module must be kept energized.
Further information on Ekip Bluetooth is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/

DownloadCenter/, in particular in the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0518, and in the Ekip Connect software manual
1SDH000891R0002.
Ekip T&P module The Ekip T&P module is part of the Ekip T&P programming and test kit for Ekip trip units, and allows you to:
• Supply the trip unit in the absence of auxiliary voltage.
• Access the information and the pages for programming the trip unit, and activate the test pages with
Ekip Connect software (see page 70).
IMPORTANT: Ekip T&P can also be connected to the trip units when in service. In the
case of connection to trip units in service, it is not possible to perform a trip test.
NOTE: Ekip T&P only powers the trip unit. Therefore, in order to set and to display information
on any electronic accessories connected to the terminal box, these must be powered with
an Ekip Supply module (see page 64).
It draws its power from the PC, and connects one side directly to the test connector at the front of the trip
unit, and on the other to the USB ports of the PC with the cable supplied.
It turns on after connecting to the PC, and is equipped with two LEDs, a green one indicating that the module
is on, and a yellow one indicating active communication.

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Module Ekip Programming

Ekip Programming allows you to:
• Supply the trip unit in the absence of auxiliary voltage
• Access the information and pages for programming the trip unit with Ekip Connect software (see page 70).
IMPORTANT: Ekip Programming can be connected the trip units also when they are
in service.
NOTE: Ekip Programming only powers the trip unit. Therefore, to set and display the information
for any electronic accessories connected to the terminal box, those accessories must be
powered with an Ekip Supply module (see page 64).
It draws its power from the PC, and connects one side directly to the test connector at the front of the trip
unit, and on the other to the USB ports of the PC with the cable supplied.
It turns on after connecting to the PC, and is equipped with two LEDs, a green one indicating that the module
is on, and a yellow one indicating active communication.
Ekip TT module
Ekip TT is supplied as standard with Emax 2 circuit-breakers if they are equipped with an Ekip Touch, Ekip
Hi-Touch, Ekip G Touch or Ekip G Hi-Touch protection trip unit, and with all loose trip units (ordered as spare
parts), and allows you to:
• Open via test procedure to make sure that circuit-breaker opening mechanism functions properly (see
page 47)
• Power the trip unit so that you can see which protection tripped either on the display or through the lighting
of the corresponding LEDs in the absence of auxiliary voltage and where the circuit breaker is open due
to a protection tripping
• Power the Ekip Touch, Hi-Touch, G Touch, and G Hi-Touch trip units in order to set the protections in the
absence of auxiliary voltage
IMPORTANT: Ekip TT can also be connected to the trip units when in service. In the
case of connection to trip units in service, it is not possible to perform a trip test.
NOTE: Ekip TT only powers the trip unit. Therefore, in order to set and to display information
on any electronic accessories connected to the terminal box, these must be powered with
an Ekip Supply module (see page 64).
It draws its power from three AA alkaline batteries 1.5V, connects to the test connector at the front of the trip
unit with the supplied cable, and is turned on by setting the side switch to ON.
It includes a LED that is green when the device is energized and the batteries are charged, and red when the
batteries are drained and need to be replaced.
Further information on Ekip TT is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/,
in particular in the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0519, and in the Ekip Connect software manual 1SDH000891R0002.

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Ekip Signalling 10K modules The Ekip Signalling 10K is an accessory module for external signaling that can be installed on a standard 35
mm DIN rail (DIN EN 50022 type TS 35x15 mm).

The module has:
• Ten programmable output contacts.
• Ten or eleven programmable digital inputs.
• A power-on LED, and twenty or twenty-one signalling LEDs (one for each output/input).

The module can be set-up in four different configurations:
• One in the case of connection to a Link bus network.
• Three configurations in the case of connection via Local Bus (to allow up to three modules to be connected
to the same trip unit).
The module can be supplied by 110...240 V AC / DC or 24...48 V DC.

Further information on Ekip Signalling 10K is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/
DownloadCenter/, in particular in the manual 1SDH001318R0002.
IMPORTANT: make sure that you have read the recommendations concerning safety
and prevention of unauthorized access.
Ekip Signalling Modbus TCP The Ekip Signalling Modbus TCP is an external accessory module that can be installed on a standard 35 mm
DIN rail (DIN EN 50022 type TS 35 x 15 mm).
Its function is to share, via an Ethernet network with Modbus TCP communication protocol, information about
the state of circuit-breakers that may even be without the ability to provide such information via Ethernet, and
to allow these circuit-breakers to be operated via remote control.
The module has 11 digital inputs and 10 output contacts:
• The inputs allow the state of the circuit-breakers and other information to be monitored
• The outputs allow the circuit-breakers to be operated
Each input and output is associated with a state led.
The module can operate in three modes:

Mode Characteristics
The module can be associated with a single circuit-breaker, which can be
CB Supervisor
selected from a list. Configuration of the inputs and output is pre-defined.
The module can be associated with up to five circuit-breakers.
Configuration of the inputs and output is pre-defined.
Multi MCCB Supervisor
NOTE: mode available with moulded case circuit-breakers.
Free I/O The inputs and outputs can be fully configured by the user.
The module can be supplied by 110...240 V AC / DC or 24...48 V DC.
Further details about Ekip Signalling Modbus TCP are available on the website http://www.abb.com/
abblibrary/ DownloadCenter/, and especially in manual 1SDH001456R0002.
IMPORTANT: make sure that you have read the recommendations concerning safety
and prevention of unauthorized access.

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Ekip Multimeter module The Ekip Multimeter is a remote viewing unit on the front of the switchgear and is equipped with a touchscreen
display.
It can be installed in the presence of Ekip Dip, Touch, Hi‐Touch, G Touch, and G Hi‐Touch trip units, with
which it communicates via Local Bus. It must be powered independently of the trip units to which it is
connected and can be powered in AC at 105...265 V AC/DC, or DC at 21.5...53 V DC.
IMPORTANT: AC and DC power supplies cannot be present at the same time.
One trip unit can communicate with a maximum of four Ekip Multimeters. On the other hand, the module can
be connected to only one trip unit.
In addition, the module makes an auxiliary voltage of 24 V DC available, which can be used to power the
trip unit. If the trip unit is powered through Ekip Multimeter, the power supply must be applied directly on the
terminal box of the circuit-breaker: in fact the Ekip Multimeter is sized in order to supply only the trip unit, and
therefore it is not able to supply sufficient power to supply an Ekip Supply module and any other electronic
accessories connected to the terminal box.
In the case of connection to an Ekip Touch, Hi-Touch, G-Touch, and G Hi-Touch trip unit, as well as displaying
the measurements, the module also allows you to set parameters and the protection thresholds.
For the Local Bus (communication lines W3 and W4) and the auxiliary output power (24Vout L+ and - signals),
Belden 3105A or equivalent cables must be used with a maximum length of 15 m. The screen of the cables
must be connected to ground on both sides of the connection.
Further information on Ekip Multimeter is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/
DownloadCenter/, in particular in the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0520.
External neutral This is a current sensor for the neutral pole outside the circuit-breaker.
It is supported only for three-pole circuit breakers. It allows protection of the neutral to be implemented
through connection to the Ekip trip unit. It is supplied on request.
Further information on the connection of the external neutral is available on the site http://www.abb.com/
abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, in particular in the kit sheets:
• 1SDH001000R0506 for circuit breakers E2.2.
• 1SDH001000R0515 for circuit breakers E4.2 and E6.2.
Contacts Ekip AUP The communication modules are always supplied with dedicated Ekip AUP auxiliary position contacts, which
in the case of a withdrawable circuit-breaker supply the inserted/disconnected signal of the moving part from
the fixed part.
The assembly assures that the position signalling is also maintained with the moving part withdrawn.
IMPORTANT: in the presence of multiple communication modules, only one of these
can be connected to the Ekip AUP contacts.
Further information on assembling Ekip AUP modules and contacts is available on the web site http://www.
abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, in particular in the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0811.
Ekip RTC contact The communication modules are always supplied with an Ekip RTC auxiliary contact, which supplies the trip
unit with the signal indicating that the circuit-breaker ready to receive a close command.
Further information on the assembly of the Ekip RTC contact is available on the web site http://www.abb.
com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, in particular in the kit sheet 1SDH000999R0614.

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Electrical accessories
1 - Electrical control accessories
YO-YC-YO2-YC2: Opening and The opening coils, YO and YO2, and the closing coils, YC and YC2, allow the circuit-breaker to be controlled
closing coil remotely.
The opening of the circuit-breaker is always possible with the circuit-breaker closed, while closing is possible
with the circuit-breaker open and the closing springs charged.
The opening and closing coils can operate in two different modes:
• instantaneous service (the minimum duration of the command impulse must be 100ms).
• service with permanent power supply.

NOTE: the second opening coil YO2 is alternative to the undervoltage coil YU.
IMPORTANT:
• If the closing coil is permanently energized and the opening coil trips, after opening,
the closing coil must be momentarily de-energized so that it can be reused for the next
closing operation.
D1 C1 C11 C21 • If instead the opening coil trips, it is necessary, after having de-energized it, to wait at
least 100 ms before operating the closing coil.
C3 C13
Available voltages and characteristics
D2 C2 C12 C22
The tables listing the available voltages and the electrical characteristics are provided below:
YU
YO2 YC YO YC2

Available voltages (Un) General characteristics YO-YO2 YC-YC2
24 V AC/DC Operating limits 70...110 %Un 85...110 %Un
30 V AC/DC Inrush power (Ps) AC = 300 VA DC = 300 W
48 V AC/DC Continuous power (Pc) AC = 3.5 VA DC = 3.5 W
60 V AC/DC Maximum opening time 35 ms -
110…120 V AC/DC Maximum closing time - 50 ms
220…240 V AC/DC
240...250 V AC/DC
277 V AC/DC
380…400 V AC
415…440 V AC
480…500 V AC
500…550 V AC
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YO-YC-YO2-YC2: Connections

Diagrams 75 - 72 - 77 - 79
Information on assembly is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, in

particular with the kit sheets:
• 1SDH001000R0502 for YO and YO2 coils
• 1SDH001000R0503 for YC and YC2 coils
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YU: undervoltage coil The undervoltage coil YU controls the value of the voltage in the circuit to which it is connected.
The coil opens the circuit-breaker when its energizing voltage drops below a value between 35...70%Un
The circuit-breaker can be reclosed when the coil energizing voltage is between 85...110% Un.

The undervoltage coil YU can in addition be used for the following purposes:
• Trip unit the circuit-breaker remotely using pushbuttons of the normally closed type.
• Activate the lock when the circuit-breaker is closed (the closing of the circuit-breaker is allowed only with
the undervoltage coil energized).
IMPORTANT:
• The undervoltage coil YU is incompatible with the presence of the Fail Safe device (UL
circuit-breakers).
• The undervoltage coil YU is a emergency trip unit. For service operations use the
opening coil.
NOTE: the power supply of the coil must be drawn on the supply side of the circuit-breaker
or from an independent source.
D1
If the undervoltage coil trips, it is necessary, after having reset it, to wait at least 100 ms
before operating the closing coil.
D2
YU
YO2 Available voltages (Un) General characteristics YU
24 V AC/DC Inrush power (Ps) 300 VA/W
30 V AC/DC Continuous power (Pc) 3.5 VA/W
48 V AC/DC Opening time 50 ms
60 V AC/DC
110…120 V AC/DC
220…240 V AC/DC
240...250 V AC/DC
277 V AC/DC
380…400 V AC
415…440 V AC
480…500 V AC
YU: Connections
73
+
~
A4
SO
X D1
XV D1
D1
A1
XB5 1
YU
XB5 2
D2
XV D2
X D2
A4 -
~
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YR: remote resetting coil

The remote resetting coil deactivates the lock at the closing of the circuit-breaker, generated by the opening
of the circuit-breaker caused by tripping of the Ekip protection trip unit.
Available voltages (Un) General characteristics
24 V AC/DC Operating limits 90...110 %Un
110 V AC/DC
220 V AC/DC
YR: Connections
14
+
R1 ~
A4
R2 SR
X R1
YR XV R1
R1
A1 YR
R2
XV R2
X R2
A4 -
~
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M: motor The motor automatically recharges the closing springs of the circuit-breaker when these are discharged.
The motor is equipped with a limit contact S33 M/1 that interrupts the power supply of the motor after
charging of the springs is completed.
The motor is equipped with a limit contact S33 M/2 that signals the state of the charged springs.For information
on the S33 M/2 limit contact refer to the dedicated paragraph "S33 M/2: springs charged signalling contact"
in this chapter.
NOTE: The closing springs can in any case be charged manually through the appropriate
front control lever.
Available voltages (Un) General characteristics
24V…30V AC/DC Operating limits 85...110 %Un
48V…60V AC/DC Inrush power (Ps) 500 VA/W
100V…130V AC/DC Power during charge (Pc): 100 VA/W
220V…250V AC/DC Charging time Min 5 s, max 10 s
U1 277V AC/DC
380V…400V AC
U2 440V…480V AC
M
M: Connections
13
+
A4 ~
X U1
XV U1 U1
XB1 1
S33M/1
A1
F1
XB1 2
U2
XV U2
X U2
A4 -
~
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2 - Electrical signalling accessories
Aux 4Q: auxiliary open-closed The AUX 4Q contacts signal the open/closed state of the circuit-breaker.
contacts These are "switching" contacts and are available in three types:
• four standard contacts
• four digital signals (low power)
• two standard contacts (Q1-Q2) + two digital signals (Q3-Q4)

NOTE: The standard AUX 4Q contacts are always included in the circuit-breakers
The following table provides information on the electrical characteristics:

Characteristics Standard Digital signals
24V - 0.1 A
DC 125V 0.5A @ 0ms / 0.3A @ 10ms -
250V 0.3A @ 0ms / 0.15A @ 10ms -
3A cos φ 0.3 -
11 21 31 41 Breaking
250V 5A cos φ 0.7 -
capacity
12 22 32 42 5A cos φ 1 -
AC
3A cos φ 1 -
14 24 34 44 400V 2A cos φ 0.7 -
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 1A cos φ 0.3 -
Minimum load 100mA @ 24V 1mA @ 5V
AUX 4Q: Connections

81
A4
*B)
X 12 14 22 24 32 34 42 44
XV 12 14 22 24 32 34 42 44
12
14
22
32
42
24
34
44
A1 Q/1 Q/2 Q/3 Q/4

21
31
41
11
XV 11 21 31 41
X 11 21 31 41
A4
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Aux 6Q: additional open/closed The additional AUX 6Q contacts signal the open/closed state of the circuit-breaker.
auxiliary contacts These are "switching" contacts and are available in three types:
• six standard contacts
• six digital signals (low power)
• three standard contacts (Q1-Q2-Q3) + three digital signals (Q4-Q5-Q6)
NOTE: it is possible to order the AUX 6 Q contacts only if the circuit-breaker is not equipped
with a protection trip unit with the Ekip Signalling 4K module.

24V - 0.1 A
DC 125V 0.5A @ 0ms / 0.3A @ 10ms -
250V 0.3A @ 0ms / 0.15A @ 10ms -
3A cos φ 0.3 -
Breaking
250V 5A cos φ 0.7 -
capacity
5A cos φ 1 -
AC
3A cos φ 1 -
400V 2A cos φ 0.7 -
61 71 81 91 01
51
HC H1 H2 H3 H4 1A cos φ 0.3 -
62 72 82 92 02
52
HC K3 K4 K5 K6
54 64 74 84 94 04
HC K7 K8 K9 K10
Q5..Q10 EKIP Signalling 4K
AUX 6Q: Connections
1
A4
X 52 54 62 64 72 74 82 84 92 94 02 04
XV 52 54 62 64 72 74 82 84 92 94 02 04
52
62
72
82
92
02
54
64
74
84
94
04
A1 Q/5 Q/6 Q/7 Q/8 Q/9 Q/10
51
61
71
81
91
01
XV 51 61 71 81 91 01
X 51 61 71 81 91 01
A4
*B)
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Aux 15Q: External additional The additional AUX 6Q contacts signal the open/closed state of the circuit-breaker.
open/closed auxiliary contacts These are "switching" contacts and are available in two types:
• 15 standard contacts
• 15 digital signals (low power)
External supplementary AUX 15Q contacts of the "change-over" type signal the circuit-breaker open/closed
state.

24V - 0.1 A
DC 125V 0.5A @ 0ms / 0.3A @ 10ms -
250V 0.3A @ 0ms / 0.15A @ 10ms -
3A cos φ 0.3 -
Breaking capacity 250V 5A cos φ 0.7 -
5A cos φ 1 -
AC
3A cos φ 1 -
400V 2A cos φ 0.7 -
1A cos φ 0.3 -
AUX 15Q external: Connections

91
202 204 212 214 222 224 232 234 242 244 252 254 262 264 272 274
Q/11 Q/12 Q/13 Q/14 Q/15 Q/16 Q/17 Q/18

201 211 221 231 241 251 261 271
A4
282 284 292 294 302 304 312 314 322 324 332 334 342 344
Q/19 Q/20 Q/21 Q/22 Q/23 Q/24 Q/25

281 291 301 311 321 331 341
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AUP: auxiliary position contacts The AUP contacts are intended for circuit-breakers in withdrawable version.
They electrically signal the position of a moving part (inserted/test/withdrawn) in relation to the fixed part in
which they are inserted.
These are "switching" contacts and are available, up to a maximum of 10 contacts per circuit-breaker, in the
following configurations:
• five standard contacts
• five digital signals
• five additional standard contacts
• five additional digital signals

24V - 0.1 A
DC 125V 0.5A @ 0ms / 0.3A @ 10ms -
250V 0.3A @ 0ms / 0.15A @ 10ms -
3A cos φ 0.3 -
Breaking
250V 5A cos φ 0.7 -
capacity
5A cos φ 1 -
AC
3A cos φ 1 -
400V 2A cos φ 0.7 -
1A cos φ 0.3 -
AUP: Connections
96
A4
XF 104 102 114 112 122 124 132 134 142 144
102
122
132
142
104
124
134
112
144
114
4 2 4 2
S75I/1 S75I/2
1 1
2 4
A3 S75T/1
1
2 4 2 4
S75E/1 S75E/2
1 1
101
121
131
141
111
XF 101 111 121 131 141
A4
Diagram 96
97 98
A4 A4
XF 154 152 164 162 172 174 182 184 192 194 XF 154 152 162 164 172 174 182 184 192 194
152
164
172
182
192
154
162
174
184
194
152
162
172
182
192
154
164
174
184
194
4 2 4 2 4 2
S75I/3 S75I/4 S75I/3

1 1 1
2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4
A3 S75T/2 A3 S75T/2 S75T/3 S75T/4

1 1 1 1
2 4 2 4 2 4
S75E/3 S75E/4 S75E/3

1 1 1
151
161
171
181
191
151
161
171
181
191
XF 151 161 171 181 191 XF 151 161 171 181 191
A4 A4
Diagram 97 - 98 (diagram 97 or in alternative diagram 98)

in particular with the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0603 for IEC and 1SDH001400R0603 for UL.
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RTC: ready to close signalling The RTC contact indicates that the circuit-breaker is ready to receive a closing command.
contact The conditions necessary to allow the closing of the circuit-breaker are:
• circuit-breaker open
• springs charged
• absence of an opening command or of a lock in opening

NOTE: if the circuit-breaker is opened due to the tripping of the Ekip protection trip unit, in
order to allow closing, the Reset signal of the circuit-breaker must have been reset (press
the TU Reset pushbutton on the front panel).
The RTC is a "switching" contact type and is available in the standard version or in the versions for digital
signals.
24V - 0.1 A
0.3A @ 0ms -
45 125V
DC 0.15A @ 10ms -
46 Breaking 0.3A @ 0ms -
250V
48 capacity 0.15A @ 10ms -
1A cos φ 0.3 -
RTC
AC 125V - 250V 2A cos φ 0.7 -
3A cos φ 1 -
RTC: Connections
71
A4
X 46 48
XV 46 48
46
48
XB6 2 3
A1
RTC
XB6 1
45
XV 45
X 45
A4
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S51: trip unit tripping signalling The S51 contact signals the opening of the circuit-breaker due to tripping of the Ekip protection trip unit.
contact It is available in two different types:
• standard contact
• contact for digital signals

NOTE: The standard S51 contact is always included in automatic circuit-breakers, and is
associated with the TU Reset mechanical signalling.

24V - 0.1 A
0.3A @ 0ms -
125V
DC 0.15A @ 10ms -
Breaking 0.3A @ 0ms -
250V
capacity 0.15A @ 10ms -
95
1.5A cos φ 0.3 -
96 AC 125V - 250V 3A cos φ 0.7 -
5A cos φ 1 -
98
S51
S51: Connections
11
A4
X 96 98
XV 96 98
96
98
XB7 2 3
A1
S51
XB7 1
95
XV 95
X 95
A4
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S33 M/2: springs charged The S33 M/2 contact signals the state of the closing springs of the circuit-breaker control (charged or
signalling contact discharged).
It is available in two types:
• standard contact
• contact for digital signals
NOTE: the S33_M/2 contact is always included in the gearmotor for automatic charging of
the springs in the standard version. The version for digital signals must be requested with the
order for the motor.

24V - 0.1 A
DC 125V 0.5A @ 0ms / 0.3A @ 10ms -
250V 0.3A @ 0ms / 0.15A @ 10ms -
3A cos φ 0.3 -
Breaking
250V 5A cos φ 0.7 -
capacity
5A cos φ 1 -
AC
3A cos φ 1 -
400V 2A cos φ 0.7 -
1A cos φ 0.3 -
S33/M2: Connections
12
35
A4
36 X 36 38
XV 36 38
38
36
38
S33
XB2 2 3
A1 4 2
S33M/2
1
XB2 1
35
XV 35
X 35
A4
*D)
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Mechanical accessories
1 - Mechanical Protection accessories

PBC: opening and closing The pushbutton protection inhibits the use of the opening and closing pushbuttons.
pushbutton protection It is available in two types:
• Protection that simultaneously inhibits the use of both pushbuttons. The use of the pushbuttons is only
allowed with the aid of an appropriate key.
• Padlockable protection that inhibits the use of one or both pushbuttons with the aid of a padlock.

IP54 protection The IP54 protection completely protects the front of the circuit-breaker, to achieve Protection class IP54.
It is always equipped with two locks for closing, available in two types:
• lock with different key code numbers (for an individual circuit-breaker)
• lock with the same key code number (for more than one circuit-breaker)

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2 - Mechanical safety accessories
KLC: open position key lock The KLC locks the circuit-breaker in the open position.
It can also be used during maintenance activities on the circuit-breaker after removal of the cover of the
accessory area.
The KLC lock is available with two types of locking:
• lock with different key code numbers (for a single circuit-breaker).
• lock with the same key code number (for more than one circuit-breaker). The maximum number of key
code numbers available is five.
If set up appropriately, the KLC-A lock can work with four other types of locks:
• Ronis
• Profalux
• Kirk
• Castell
NOTE: the supply of Ronis - Profalux - Kirk - Castell locks is at customer's expense.

• 1SDH001000R0702 for key locks with lock supplied by ABB;
• 1SDH001000R0703 for the key locks with pre-engineering for Ronis - Profalux - Kirk locks;
• 1SDH001000R0718 for the key locks with pre-engineering for Castell locks;
PLC: padlock The PLC locks the circuit-breaker in the open position.
It is available in two types:
• lock usable with a maximum number of three padlocks with a diameter of 4 mm - 0.16"
• lock usable with a maximum number of two padlocks with a diameter of 8 mm - 0.32"
• lock for a padlock with a diameter of 7 mm - 0.28" or for a latch chain
NOTE: The padlocks are at customer's expenses.

anti-insertion lock The anti-insertion lock allows the moving part of the circuit-breaker to be inserted only into the corresponding
fixed part.
It is intended for all withdrawable circuit breakers.
02
08
E2.2
10 N-B-S

LEFT
12
16
20
25
08 E2.2
10
12 H
16
20
MATCH 25
ALSO
THE
RIGHT
SIDE

MOC: Operation counter The mechanical operation counter displays the number of mechanical operations performed by the circuit-
breaker.

00001
PLP: padlock in connected/ The PLP locks the moving part of a withdrawable circuit-breaker in the fixed part, in one of the following
test/disconnected positions positions:
• connected
• test
• disconnected
Only one type is available that allows you to mount up to three padlocks with a diameter of 8 mm.
NOTE: the PLP lock can also be supplied in the presence of a KLP lock

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KLP: key lock for connected/ The KLP lock for connected/test/disconnected position locks the moving part of a withdrawable circuit-
test/disconnected positions breaker in the fixed part, in one of the following positions:
• connected
• test
• disconnected
NOTE: it is possible to lock the moving part in the disconnected position only by using the
additional accessory KLP lock.
The KLP lock for connected/test/disconnected positions is available with two types of lock:
• lock with different key code numbers (for a single circuit-breaker).
• lock with the same key code number (for more than one circuit-breaker). The maximum number of key
code numbers available is five.
Through an appropriate setup, the KLP lock for connected/test/disconnected positions can work with three
other types of lock:
• Ronis
• Profalux
• Kirk
• Castell
The maximum number of locks that can be installed per circuit-breaker is the two, for all types of lock.
NOTE: the supply of Ronis - Profalux - Kirk locks is at customer's expense.
NOTE: the KLP lock can also be supplied in the presence of a PLP lock

• 1SDH001000R0705 for the key locks with pre-engineering for Ronis - Profalux - Kirk locks;
• 1SDH001000R0719 for the key locks with pre-engineering for Castell locks;
KLP lock additional accessory This additional accessory limits the locking function to the disconnected position only.

SL: shutter lock The SL shutter locks the shutters of the fixed part.
It is possible to lock the upper and lower shutters independently.
This is an accessory available on all the fixed parts and can work with the aid of padlocks with diameters of 4
mm - 0.16", 6 mm - 0.24", 8 mm - 0.32", with a maximum of four padlocks per fixed part (two for the upper
shutters and two for the lower shutters).
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SLE: external shutter lock The SLE locks the shutters from the outside of the fixed part with the aid of a 4 mm, 6 mm or 8 mm padlock.

DLC: Door opening lock with The DLC prevents the following operations from being carried out:
the circuit-breaker in closed • opening the switchgear door with the circuit-breaker closed if the circuit-breaker is in fixed version
position • opening the switchgear door with the circuit-breaker closed and in connected position if the circuit-breaker
is in fixed version
• closing of the circuit-breaker when the switchgear door is open
DLP: door opening lock with the The DLP lock prevents the switchgear door from being opened when the moving part of the circuit-breaker
circuit-breaker in connected/ is in the connected or test position.
test position It can be installed alternatively on the right side or the left side of the fixed part.
NOTE: The DLP lock is used as an alternative to the mechanical interlock.


DLR: lock on racking-in/ The DLR lock prevents the moving part from being racked in/out from the fixed part when the switchgear
racking-out of the moving part door is open.
with the door open It is available on request on all fixed parts.


Fail safe The fail safe is a device that prevents the removal of the mobile part of a withdrawable circuit-breaker from
the fixed part if the springs are charged.
It is always supplied with UL circuit-breakers.

IMPORTANT:
• The fail safe device makes undervoltage coil YU unavailable.
• It is, however, possible not to install the fail safe device, in which case the undervoltage
coil YU must be used.
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3 - Mechanical Interlocks
Mechanical interlocks determine the opening/closing logic between two or three circuit-breakers.
Four types of interlocks are available, usable in both fixed and withdrawable versions.
Mechanical interlock of type A - The Type A interlock is applicable to two circuit-breakers (normal power supply + emergency power supply).
Two Circuit-breakers It allows you never to have two circuit-breakers in the closed position at the same time.
1 2 Information on assembly is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, in
O O particular with the kit sheets:
I O • 1SDH001000R0720 for interlock between Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers
O I • 1SDH000999R0721 for interlock between one E1.2 circuit-breaker and one E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breaker
Mechanical interlock of type B - The Type B interlock is applicable to three circuit-breakers (two normal power supplies + emergency power
Three Circuit-breakers supply).
1 2 3 It only allows the closing of the two circuit-breakers of the normal power supply if the circuit-breaker of the
O O O emergency power supply is open. The circuit-breaker of the emergency power supply can be closed only if
the others two are open.
I O O
O O I
I O I

O I O
Mechanical interlock of type C - The Type C interlock is applicable to three circuit-breakers (two normal power supplies + a bus tie).
Three Circuit-breakers It allows the simultaneous closing of one or two circuit-breakers, resulting in two possible types of power
1 2 3 supply of the half busbars:
O O O • power supply from a single transformer (bus tie closed)
I O O • power supply from both transformers (bus tie open)

O I O
O O I
O I I

I I O
I O I
Mechanical interlock of type D - The Type C interlock is applicable to three circuit-breakers (three power supplies on the same bar that must
Three Circuit-breakers not operate in parallel)
1 2 3 It allows only one of the three circuit-breakers to be closed.
O O O Information on the assembly is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/,
I O O in particular with the kit sheet 1SDH001000R0723.
O I O
O O I
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Putting into service and maintenance
1 - Putting into service
Introduction The general check is necessary:

• when the circuit-breaker is put into service for the first time
• after prolonged inactivity of the circuit-breaker
HAZARD! RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Test the circuit-breaker with all switchgear
apparatus de-energized.
IMPORTANT: The checks involve carrying out procedures that can be performed only
by Skilled Persons in the electrical field (IEV 195-04-01: person with relevant education
and experience to enable him or her to perceive risks and to avoid hazards which
electricity can create).
General checks Before putting it into service for the first time or after a prolonged period of inactivity, some checks must be
carried out on the circuit-beaker and the environment in which it is installed:
Points to be
Checks
checked
1. Sufficient change of air to avoid overtemperatures
2. Clean location, free of all installation refuse (e.g.: cables, tools, metal splinters)
Switchgear 3. Circuit-breaker mounted correctly (tightening torques, clearances respected)
4. The installation environmental conditions must be consistent with the
“Environmental conditions” specifications on page 24
1. Power connections tightened to the terminals of the circuit-breaker
2. Busbars with adequate cross-section
Connections
3. Correct ground connections
4. Maximum distances of separators respected
Perform some opening and closing operations (See chapter "Description of the
product - circuit-breaker opening/closing operations on page 16). The spring
loading lever must move with regularly
Operations
WARNING! in the presence of an undervoltage coil the circuit-breaker
can be closed only after the trip unit is energized
Connect the protection device Ekip TT to the trip unit and verify that there are no
Trip unit alarm
alarms present
State of the With trip unit Ekip Dip, the circuit-breaker state must not be in error (see table on
circuit-breaker with page 49). Perform a circuit-breaker closing/opening operation and make sure that
Ekip Dip trip unit there are no alarms (see table on page 49)
State of the With trip unit Ekip Touch, the circuit-breaker state must be read correctly (see
circuit-breaker with table on page 49). Perform a circuit-breaker closing/opening operation and make
Ekip Touch trip unit sure that change of state is read correctly
With circuit-breaker closed and in conditions of rest (without circulating currents),
Trip Test
carry out a Trip test, and verify the opening of the circuit-breaker
Check and modify the protection dip switches, presence of external neutral and
Ekip Dip parameters
frequency to suit your installation requirements
Connect the Ekip TT device. Check and make the necessary changes to:
Ekip Touch
protection parameters, circuit-breaker configuration, frequency, password, date
parameters
and language
NOTE: for safety reasons, ABB strongly advises you to change the password right from the
first access and to keep it with care.
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Wizard When powered, the Ekip Touch shows the Wizard window, a user-friendly procedure for immediate adjustment
of certain parameters: language, date, time, voltage of the installation (if Ekip Measuring is present) and
password.
After the procedure has terminated, the window will no longer appear unless it is reset by Ekip Connect (Reset
Wizard command): in this case, it will appear the first time the apparatus is powered after the command has
been sent.
Procedures for checking the The following procedures for checking the accessories are to be performed before they are put into service:
accessories
Accessories (*)
Procedure
to be checked
1. Power the gearmotor to charge the springs at the relevant rated voltage.
Result: The springs are charged correctly. The signals are normal. When the springs
are charged the gearmotor stops.
Gearmotor 2. Perform some closing and opening operations.
Result: The gearmotor recharges the springs after every closing operation.
NOTE! If present, power the undervoltage coil in advance.
1. Power the undervoltage coil at the relevant rated voltage and perform the closing
operation on the circuit-breaker.
Result: The circuit-breaker closes correctly; the signals are normal.
2. Turn off the voltage supply to the trip unit. The circuit-breaker opens.
3. Power the undervoltage coil at the relevant rated voltage and perform the closing
operation on the circuit-breaker.
Undervoltage coil
Result: The circuit-breaker closes; the signal switches over.
WARNING! If the undervoltage coil has been tripped by a power
failure, the circuit-breaker can be closed only after the coil has been
energized electrically. Make sure that the coil has effectively been tripped
due to a power failure. Otherwise, examine the circuit-breaker and the
associated equipment to make sure that they are in a good condition.
1. Close the circuit-breaker.
Opening coil 2. Power the opening coil at the relevant rated voltage.
Result: The circuit-breaker opens correctly; the signals are normal.
1. Open the circuit-breaker.
2. Charge the springs manually or electrically.
Closing coil 3. Power the closing coil at its rated voltage.
Result: The circuit-breaker closes correctly; the signals are normal.
1. Power the protection trip unit with the Vaux auxiliary power supply.
2. Power the Ekip Com Actuator contacts.
3. Close the circuit-breaker
Opening coil with 4. Select “open CB” from the Ekip Touch menu
Ekip Com Actuator Result: The circuit-breaker opens correctly; the signals are normal.
NOTE! The test can be performed if the trip unit and the coils are energized.
(*)
if present.
(**) withdrawable versions only.
Accessories (*)
Procedure
to be checked
1. Power the protection trip unit with the Vaux auxiliary power supply.
2. Power the Ekip Com Actuator contacts.
3. Charge the springs.
Closing coil with 4. Select “close CB” from the Ekip Touch menu
Ekip Com Actuator Result: The circuit-breaker closes correctly; the signals are normal.
NOTE! The test can be performed if the protection trip unit and the coils are
energized.
1. Open the circuit-breaker
Lock for circuit- 2. Keep the opening pushbutton pressed
breaker in open 3. Turn the key and remove it
position (key or 4. Attempt the circuit-breaker closing operation.
padlock)
Result: Both manual and electrical closing is prevented.
1. Connect the auxiliary contacts to appropriate signalling circuits or to the
Auxiliary open/ multimeter.
closed contacts of 2. perform some closing and opening operations on the circuit-breaker.
the circuit-breaker
Result: signalling occurs normally.
Circuit-breaker 1. Connect the auxiliary contacts to appropriate signalling circuits.
connected, 2. bring the circuit-breaker to the connected, isolated for test and disconnected
isolated for test, position.
disconnected
Result: the signals due to the relative operations are normal.
auxiliary contacts
Locking devices 1. Perform operating tests.
for connected/
test/disconnected Result: the interlocks function correctly.
positions (**)
Interlocks between 1. Perform operating tests.
circuit breakers
assembled side by Result: the interlocks function correctly.
side and stacked
1. Perform a few racking-in and racking-out operations.
Racking-in/out
Result: in the rack-in operation the circuit-breaker is connected correctly. There is
device (**)
no particular resistance during the first turns of the handle.
Auxiliary
Verify the proper installation. The supply voltage of the auxiliary accessories must be
accessories and
between 85% and 110% of the rated voltage for the auxiliary accessories.
auxiliary voltage
1. Power the protection trip unit
Result: Verify that Power LED is lit up on each accessory present.
Modules
Make sure that the Local Bus communication line is activated on the protection trip
unit.
1. In the case of Neutral external homopolar, or residual-current sensors to set the
model and protection parameters appropriately.
External Result: No alarm present on the protection trip unit.
connections
WARNING! During this phase the circuit-breaker must be open and
disconnected (if withdrawable).
(*)
if present.
(**) withdrawable versions only.
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Final check list After completing the procedures for general checks and checks on the accessories, perform the following
operations. Print this sheet to annotate the check carried out in the relevant column (“Check”).
Operation Description Check

1 Circuit-breaker OFF Open the circuit-breaker
Circuit-breaker Switch the circuit-breaker in withdrawable version to the
2
connected connected position and reposition the crank in its seat
Adjust the protection trip unit in accordance with the design
specifications of the installation (drawn up by design engineer of
3 Trip unit Parameters
the installation). If necessary, power the protection trip unit with an
Ekip TT unit
4 Removal of the Ekip TT If present, remove the Ekip TT unit
5 Connecting the voltage Connect the auxiliary voltage
6 Closing the switchgear Close the switchgear door
7 Charging the springs Charge the closing springs
8 Undervoltage coil Make sure that undervoltage coil is energized
Opening and closing
9 Make sure that opening and closing coils are NOT energized
coils
Mechanical interlock of If present, make sure that the mechanical interlock of the circuit-
10
the circuit-breaker breaker is not active
If present, make sure that the locking devices of the circuit-
11 Locking devices
breaker are not active
Make sure that the signalling devices on the front of the circuit-
12 Status signals breaker indicate: circuit-breaker open - springs discharged O -
OPEN and white spring signalling device DISCHARGED SPRING
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2 - Identification of alarms or failures
Introduction The protection trip unit is able to identify some faults and to signal them through LEDs or display; you need to
identify the cause and eliminate it before re-closing the circuit-breaker, both locally and remotely.
WARNING! identification of the faults must be managed only by Skilled Persons in
the electrical field (IEV 195-04-01: person with relevant education and experience to
enable him or her to perceive risks and to avoid hazards which electricity can create).
Indeed, it may be necessary to perform insulation and dielectric tests on part or all
of the installation.
Some failures involve partial operation of the circuit-breaker. Consult the paragraphs “Faults, causes and
remedies” on page 98 and “Faults signalled on the display” on page 101 where the possible causes of the
main faults are listed.
Further information on the Ekip Touch trip unit and on the accessories mentioned in this chapter and which are
not covered in this manual are available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/,
with the Ekip Touch manual 1SDH001316R0002.
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Faults, causes and remedies The following is a list of possible fault situations, their possible causes and suggestions for resolving them.
NOTE: Before consulting the table, check the error messages on the display. If the suggestions
indicated fail to resolve the problem, contact the ABB Assistance Service supplying, if possible
supplying the report produced by the Ekip Connect software.
Faults Possible causes Suggestions

Press the TU mechanical reset
The trip signal of the protection trip
pushbutton or operate the electrical
unit has not been reset
reset remotely.
The open-position key lock or Unlock the lock in open position using
padlock is activated the relevant key
The circuit-breaker is in an
The circuit-breaker intermediate position between
doesn't close when the connected and isolated for test Complete the rack-in operation
closing pushbutton is or between isolated for test and
pressed disconnected
Check the power supply circuit and
The undervoltage coil is not energized
the power supply voltage
The opening coil is permanently
Correct operating condition.
energized
The trip unit pushbutton is pressed
Rotate the crank to complete
(withdrawable version)
The trip signal of the protection trip
Press the TU Reset button
Measure the voltage: it should not be
The power supply voltage of the
lower than 70% of the rated voltage
auxiliary circuits is too low
of the coil
The power supply voltage is different
Check the voltage on the rating plate
from that indicated on the rating plate
Make sure there is continuity between
The cables of the coil are not inserted cable and terminal and if necessary
correctly in the terminals reconnect the cables of the coil to the
terminals
The connections in the power supply Check the connections using the
circuit are wrong relevant wiring diagram
The closing coil is damaged Replace the coil
The circuit-breaker Perform the closing operation
doesn't close when the The operating mechanism is blocked manually; if the fault persists contact
closing coil is powered ABB
The open position key lock is Unlock the lock in open position using
activated the relevant key
The circuit-breaker is in an
intermediate position between
connected and test or the trip unit Complete the rack-in operation
pushbutton is pressed (withdrawable
version)
Make sure that undervoltage coil is
The undervoltage coil is not energized
energized properly
Correct operating condition. If
The opening coil is permanently
necessary, disconnect the power from
energized
the opening coil
The racking out crank handle is
Remove the crank
inserted (withdrawable version)
The circuit-breaker
doesn't open when the
The operating mechanism is blocked Contact ABB
opening pushbutton is
pressed

Measure the voltage: it should not be
The power supply voltage of the
lower than 85 % of the rated voltage
auxiliary circuits is too low
of the coil
The power supply voltage is different
Use the correct voltage
The circuit-breaker from that indicated on the rating plate
doesn't open when the Make sure there is continuity between
opening coil is powered The cables of the coil are not inserted cable and terminal and if necessary
correctly in the terminals reconnect the cables of the coil to the
terminals
The connections of the power supply Check the connections using the
circuit are wrong relevant wiring diagram
The opening coil is damaged Replace the coil
The circuit-breaker
Perform the opening operation
doesn't open despite
The operating mechanism is blocked manually; if the fault persists contact
the command of the
ABB
undervoltage coil
It is not possible to
charge the closing
springs by means of the
manual charging lever
Make sure there is continuity between
The cables of the gearmotor are not cable and terminal and if necessary
inserted correctly in the terminals reconnect the cables of the gearmotor
to the terminals
It is not possible to The connections of the power supply Check the connections using the
charge the closing circuit are wrong relevant wiring diagram
springs by means of the
The circuit-breaker is in disconnected Switch the circuit-breaker to the test
gearmotor
position or connected position
The gearmotor protection internal
Replace the fuse
fuse has tripped
The gearmotor is damaged Replace the gearmotor
It is not possible to press
Press the opening pushbutton in order
the button in order to
The circuit-breaker is closed to allow the insertion of the crank with
insert the racking out
the circuit-breaker open
crank handle
See chapters "Circuit breaker racking-
The racking-in/racking-out operation is
It is not possible to insert not performed correctly in/racking-out operations" on pages
the moving part in the 19
fixed part The moving part is incompatible with Check the compatibility between the
the fixed part moving part and the fixed part
It is not possible to lock The opening pushbutton is not being Press the opening pushbutton and
the circuit-breaker in the pressed activate the lock
open position The lock in open position is defective Contact ABB
Check the connection of the opening
The opening solenoid is not inserted
solenoid and check the messages on
correctly
It is not possible to the display
perform the trip test The trip signal of the protection trip
Press the reset pushbutton
The busbar current is greater than zero Correct operating condition.

It is not possible to remove
Discharge the closing springs of the
the circuit-breaker from the Fail Safe lock active
command
disconnected position
Selected threshold too low Modify the threshold
Wrong curve selected Modify the curve
Tripping times shorter than
Thermal memory enabled Disable it if it is not necessary
expected
Incorrect neutral selection Modify the neutral selection
Zone Selectivity enabled Disable it if it is not necessary
Threshold too high Modify the threshold
Tripping times longer than Curve too high Modify the curve
expected Wrong curve selected Modify the curve type
Incorrect neutral selection Modify the neutral selection
Correct operating condition with
Rapid trip with I3 = Off linst trip
short circuit at high current
Incorrect selection of the sensor Set internal or external sensor
High ground-fault current, but Correct operating condition (see
Function G inhibited owing to high
no trip occurs use cases in the chapter that
current
describes the protection)
No auxiliary power supply and the
current and/or voltage is less than Correct operating condition.
Display off (if present) minimum value
Temperature outside range Correct operating condition.
The display is not backlit (if Current and/or voltages below the
Correct operating condition.
present) display switch-on limit
Current below the minimum
Incorrect current reading Correct operating condition.
threshold that can be displayed
Incorrect connection between Check the connections between
Incorrect voltage, power and isolation transformer and Ekip the isolation transformer and Ekip
cos φ reading Measuring Measuring
Voltage parameter setting error Set the correct parameters
The expected trip does not Correct operating condition. Enable
Trip excluded
occur trip if necessary
No activation of the Voltage
Values outside range Correct operating condition.
unbalance protection (VU)
No auxiliary power supply and/or
Opening data not displayed Correct operating condition.
battery low
Correct operating condition, reset
The password is not The password was disabled or
the password with a value other than
requested already inserted recently
“00000”
See the document
Password error Password wrong or lost
1SDH001501R0002 or contact ABB
Communication problems Circuit-breaker in withdrawn
Insert modules, set circuit-breaker to
with Ekip Com, Ekip Link or position, Vaux absent or modules
Connected position, connect Vaux
Ekip Signalling not inserted properly
State of CB Position field not Check for presence of Ekip Com
Absence of Ekip Com or Ekip Link
aligned with circuit-breaker or Ekip Link modules and connect
modules, or contact S75I
position contact S75/I
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Faults signalled on the display The following is a list of faults that can be detected from the display and the suggestions for resolving them:
Signal Suggestions
No Com on Local Bus Local bus enabled bus but no module present: check connection to
warning terminal box modules (example: Ekip Supply, Com, Contact, ecc...)
Trip coil disconnected Check the connection of the opening solenoid
Contact Wear PreAlarm/
Make sure that the contacts/poles are in good condition.
Alarm
L1/L2/L3/Ne sensor
Check the connection of the current sensor
disconnected
Gext sensor Disconnected Check the connection of the current sensor
Check the connection of the Rating Plug on the front of the trip unit and
Rating Plug Error
verify that the protections do not cause parameter configuration conflicts
Internal Error Contact ABB
Invalid Date Set the date
CB Status Error Check the circuit-breaker status signal contacts
Rating Plug Installation
Install Rating Plug, and in the case of faults check its connection
Warning
Switchboard Actors
Check the configuration and connection of the Ekip Link modules
Communication Error
Battery Low Change the battery on the trip unit (1)
Voltage module Installation

Install the module
warning
Voltage Module Error Error reading the module parameters. Contact ABB
The Mainboard and Ekip Touch software versions are not compatible with
each other: editing of all parameters is inhibited by the display.
Software Not Compatible The protections L, I and Iinst are active and working with the parameters
set in the previous protection trip unit.
To restore compatibility please contact ABB.
(1)
Further information is available on the web site http://www.abb.com/abblibrary/DownloadCenter/, where the
procedure is available 1SDH001000R0509.
Consult the individual chapters describing the modules for fault finding and resolving with regard to Ekip Com
modules.
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3 - Maintenance
Safety standards The following are the warnings to be respected during the maintenance operations
HAZARD! RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Risk of electric shock or accident.
WARNING! before proceeding with any maintenance operation, it is mandatory to:
• Set the circuit-breaker to the open position and make sure that the springs of the
operating mechanism are discharged.
• In the case of a withdrawable circuit-breaker, extract the circuit-breaker from the fixed
part (see the indication DISCONNECTED)
• If work must be performed on fixed circuit-breakers or on fixed parts, disconnect
the power supply to the power circuit and auxiliary circuits and visibly ground the
terminals on both the supply side and load side.
• Use adequate personal protection equipment, ensure that the apparatus is in a safe
condition and proceed in accordance with the Laws in force.
Skilled personnel The maintenance operations must be carried out by Skilled Personnel:
an electrical skilled person (IEV 195-04-01: person with relevant education and experience to enable him or
her to perceive risks and to avoid hazards which electricity can create).
ABB declines all liability for damage to persons or property caused by failure to comply with the instructions
in this document.
Circuit-breaker life SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers, with or without opening or closing coils, can withstand the following operating
cycles if regularly serviced(1).
Interrupted Electrical life
Mechanical life with
rated
regular maintenance 440V AC 690V AC
circuit-breaker current Frequency of
IEC 60947 No. of Frequency of No. of No. of operations/
Iu (40°C) [A] operations operations/ operations operations hour
(x 1000) hour (x 1000) (x 1000)
< 1250 25 60 15 15 30
1600 25 60 12 10 30
E2.2
2000 25 60 10 8 30
2500 20 60 8 7 30
< 2500 20 60 10 10 20
2500 20 60 8 8 20
E4.2
3200 20 60 7 7 20
4000 15 60 5 4 20
4000 12 60 4 4 10
E6.2 5000 12 60 3 2 10
6300 12 60 2 2 10
(1)
See chapter 5 - Environmental conditions on page 24 .
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Interrupted Electrical life

Mechanical life with
rated
regular maintenance 508V AC 635V AC
circuit-breaker current Frequency of
UL 1066 No. of Frequency of No. of No. of operations/
Iu (40°C) [A] operations operations/ operations operations hour
(x 1000) hour (x 1000) (x 1000)
< 1600 25 60 15 15 30
E2.2-A 1600 25 60 12 10 30
2000 25 60 10 8 30
< 2500 20 60 10 10 20
E4.2-A 2500 20 60 8 8 20
3200 20 60 7 7 20
4000 12 60 4 4 10
E6.2-A 5000 12 60 3 2 10
6000 12 60 2 2 10
(1)
Maintenance schedule Proper maintenance of the equipment allows good electromechanical operation to be maintained over time.
The maintenance plan for SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers specifies two periodic levels of maintenance for the
different types of site conditions.
The following is a table of maintenance frequency with the periodic intervals and the routine maintenance
operations.
Frequency of maintenance in dusty
Type of Frequency of maintenance in
environments (dust level measured
maintenance standard environments (1)
> 1mg/m3)
One year or 20% of mechanical life or 6 months or 10% of mechanical life or
First Level
20% of electrical life 10% of electrical life
Three years or 50% of mechanical life or 18 months or 25% of mechanical life or
Second Level 50% of electrical life or after a trip due to 25% of electrical life or after a trip due to
short-circuit short-circuit
(1)
Compliance with the following rules is also recommended:

• Even circuit-breakers that operate infrequently or that remain closed or open for long periods of time must
be subjected to programmed maintenance.
• All the circuit-breakers provide information on the number of operations performed in the presence of
auxiliary power supply of the Trip Unit. With Ekip Dip trip units, the information can be obtained with the
aid of Ekip T&P and a PC on which the Ekip Connect software is installed. With Ekip Touch trip units, the
information is available at any time on the appropriate display. With Ekip Dip trip units, installation of the
mechanical operation counter is recommended (supplied on request).
• During the service, visually inspect the circuit-breaker from the outside to check for the presence of dust,
dirt or damage.
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4 - First level maintenance

First level maintenance should be carried out in accordance with the maintenance schedule shown on page
102.
Preliminary operations WARNING! before proceeding with any maintenance operation, it is mandatory to:
• In the case of a withdrawable circuit-breaker, extract the circuit-breaker from the fixed
part (see the indication DISCONNECTED)
Inspections and general Perform the following checks:

cleaning 1. Check the cleanliness of the circuit-breaker, removing any dust or oily traces or excess grease using
a clean, dry rag (possibly using mild detergent. Use a cleaning product such as Henkel 273471 or
Chemma 18 or equivalent if there is a heavy coating of dirt).
2. Check that the rating plates with the technical specifications of the apparatus are present.
3. Clean the rating plates with clean, dry rags.
4. Make sure that there are no foreign bodies in the circuit-breaker compartment.
Circuit-breaker connections and Perform the following checks on the connections:

connections between circuit- 1. With dry paint-brushes and rags remove dust or soil, if present (use a non- aggressive detergent if
breaker and switchboard necessary. Use a cleaning product such as Henkel 273471 or Chemma 18 or equivalent if there is a
heavy coating of dirt).
2. Make sure there there are no traces of overheating on the terminals. Overheating is detected by a
different coloration of the parts in contact; the contact parts are usually silvery white in colour.
3. Check the tightness of fastening bolts for all connections to the terminals
WARNING! if work must be performed on fixed circuit-breakers or on fixed parts,
disconnect the power supply to the power circuit and auxiliary circuits and visibly
ground the terminals on both the supply side and load side.
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Disassembly operations To disassemble the parts of the circuit-breaker:

1. Remove the transparent flange (A) of the trip unit, by turning the screws (B).
2. Remove the front cover of the circuit-breaker (C), by removing the mounting screws (D).
1
2
C 2
1
90°
A
B
D
3. Remove the gearmotor (E) by removing the screw (F) and the connector.
E
E
Figure 82 - Removing the gearmotor
4. If there is an undervoltage coil (G), remove it, and discharge the springs of the operating mechanism
for closing and opening the circuit breaker.
G
E
F
4 1
3
Figure 83 - Removing the undervoltage coil
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Cleaning and lubrication of the To clean and lubricate:

operating mechanism 1. Clean the closing shaft and closing hook at the point indicated. In the case of excessive deposits you
can use a laminate thinner such as Henkel 273471 or Chemma 18 or equivalent.
2. Lubricate, in the points indicated, the closing shaft and closing hook with grease Mobilgrease 28
(EXXON MOBIL).
3. Make sure that the closing shaft is free to rotate.
Figure 84 - Lubricating the shaft and closing hook
Inspection of electrical and Check the accessories:

mechanical accessories 1. Check that the accessories are securely fixed to the circuit-breaker.
2. Check that the accessories are connected correctly to the circuit-breaker.
3. Make sure that the coils (YU-YO-YC), if present, are in good condition (no excessive wear and tear,
overheating, rupture).
4. Make sure that the mechanical operation counter functions correctly (if present) by operating the
circuit-breaker.
5. Check the wear on the brushes of the gearmotor and if necessary replace them.
NOTE: it is advisable to replace the gear motor if it has performed more than 10000 spring
charging operations or reached 50% of the declared mechanical life of the circuit-breaker.
Inspection of the protection trip Check that the trip unit is in good condition:
unit 1. Power the protection trip unit with an Ekip TT battery unit.
2. Check the correct operation of the protection trip unit: tripping test with "Trip Test" and "Autotest".
3. With an Ekip Dip trip unit verify the absence of alarms through frontal LEDs.
4. With an Ekip Touch trip unit, verify the absence of alarms via the display and the front LEDs.
5. Make sure that the cables are correctly connected to the modules and to the trip unit (if applicable).
6. On an Ekip Touch trip unit check the percentage of wear on the contacts of the circuit-breaker.
7. Finally, remove the Ekip TT battery unit.
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Test with Ekip Connect Test the trip unit:

1. Connect the Ekip Bluetooth or Ekip T & P unit to the trip unit.
2. Connect the computer where the program is installed by means of a Bluetooth or USB connection.
3. After connecting the computer and trip unit, check that there are no alarm signals by the trip unit.
Otherwise, refer to the paragraph " 2 - Identification of alarms or failures" on page 97.
4. In the absence of alarms you can proceed to the trip test and self test (depending on the type of trip
unit). For future checks it is recommended to insert the current date in the area called "Information".
These data will be stored within the trip unit itself.
5. Remove the Ekip Bluetooth or Ekip T & P unit from the trip unit.
Final checks Reassemble and check the circuit-breaker:

1. Reassemble all the parts by performing all the operations indicated in the paragraph “Disassembly
Operations” in reverse order and, if necessary, reconnect the auxiliary power supply.
2. Put the movable part (breakers) in the test position (see indication TEST).
3. Perform the following operations 10 times:
• Opening (in both local and remote modes, if applicable)
• Closing (in both local and remote modes, if applicable)
• Tripping via Trip Test
4. Perform the operations in the following sequence:
• Open - Springs discharged
• Open - Springs charged
• Closed - Springs discharged
• Closed - Springs charged
5. Check that the following operate correctly:
• accessories, if provided.
• gearmotor, if provided.
• undervoltage coil, if provided.
• opening coil, if provided.
• closing coil, if provided.
• auxiliary contacts of the circuit-breaker, if provided.
• lock for circuit-breaker in open position (key or padlock), if provided
Interlock check Check that the vertical or horizontal interlocking devices (if provided) are installed and that they operate
correctly.
WARNING! the interlocks cannot be tested in the Test or Disconnected positions.
NOTE: It is advisable to replace the cables once they have reached 50% of the declared
mechanical life of the largest size circuit-breaker involved in the interlock.
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5 - Second level maintenance

The second level maintenance must be performed in accordance with the maintenance schedule shown on
page 102.
Preliminary operations WARNING! before proceeding with any maintenance operation, it is mandatory to:
• In the case of a withdrawable circuit-breaker work with it withdrawn from the fixed
part. For removal of the fixed part see paragraph "Circuit breaker racking-in/racking-
out operations" on page 19 .
Figure 85 - Remove the moving part from the fixed part.

Inspections and general Perform the following checks:

cleaning 1. Check the cleanliness of the circuit-breaker, removing any dust or oily traces or excess grease using
a clean, dry rag (possibly using mild detergent. Use a cleaning product such as Henkel 273471 or
Chemma 18 or equivalent if there is a heavy coating of dirt).
2. Check that the rating plates with the technical specifications of the apparatus are present.
3. Clean the rating plates with clean, dry rags.
4. If the circuit-breaker is in the withdrawable version, remove all traces of dust, mould, condensation
and oxidation inside the fixed part.
5. Make sure that there are no traces of overheating or cracks, which could impair the insulating parts
of the circuit-breaker
6. Check the integrity of the separation pliers (for withdrawable circuit-breaker).
7. The jaw contacts must be silvery in colour with no traces of erosion or discoloration.
8. Make sure that there are no foreign bodies in the circuit-breaker compartment.
9. Make sure that the screws that fasten the fixed part to the switchgear are well tightened (M8 - 25Nm
- 221.27 lb in)
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Circuit-breaker connections and Perform the following checks on the connections:

connections between circuit- 1. With dry paint-brushes and rags remove dust or soil, if present (use a non-aggressive detergent if
breaker and switchboard necessary. Use a cleaning product such as Henkel 273471 or Chemma 18 or equivalent if there is a
heavy coating of dirt).
2. Make sure there there are no traces of overheating on the terminals. Overheating is detected by a
different coloration of the parts in contact; the contact parts are usually silvery white in colour.
3. Make sure that the bolts of the terminal connections are well tightened.
WARNING! if work must be performed on fixed circuit-breakers or on fixed parts,
disconnect the power supply to the power circuit and auxiliary circuits and visibly
ground the terminals on both the supply side and load side.
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Disassembly operations To disassemble the parts of the circuit-breaker:

1. Remove the transparent flange (A) of the trip unit, by turning the screws (B).
2. Remove the front cover of the circuit-breaker (C), by removing the mounting screws (D).
C
1
2
2
1
90°
3. Remove one or both of the side guards (I) (if installed) by removing the front screws (L).
4. Remove the gearmotor (E) by removing the screw (F) and the connector.
L
F
E
E
Figure 87 - Removing the flange Figure 88 - Removing the gearmotor
5. If there is an undervoltage coil (G), remove it, and discharge the springs of the operating mechanism
for closing and opening the circuit breaker.
G
E
F
4 1
3
Figure 89 - Removing the undervoltage coil
6. Remove the front cover of the circuit-breaker (e) by removing the screws (f) and the protection plate
(g) by removing the screw (h).
E
Figure 90 - Removing the front cover
H
Figure 91 - Removing the protection plate
Before cleaning and lubrication of the operating mechanism, you must remove the protection trip unit. For
information about removal, see the document 1SDH001000R0523, or request the intervention of a technician
ABB.
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Cleaning and lubrication of the To clean and lubricate:

operating mechanism 1. Clean the closing hook, the closing shaft, opening hook and opening shaft in the points indicated
by the illustrations. In the case of excessive deposits you can use a diluent type Henkel 273471 or
Chemma 18 or equivalent.
2. Lubricate closing hook, the closing shaft, opening hook and opening shaft in the points indicated by
the illustrations with Mobilgrease 28 grease (EXXON MOBIL).
3. Make sure that the opening and closing shafts are free to turn.
Figure 92 - Lubricating the shaft and closing hook
Figure 93 - Lubricating the closing hook
Figure 94 - Lubricating the shaft and opening hook
Figure 95 - Lubricating the opening hook
• In the case of deformed or rusty springs, rings missing or severe wear of the operating device, contact
ABB Sace.
Inspection of electrical and Check the accessories:

mechanical accessories 1. Check that the accessories are securely fixed to the circuit-breaker.
2. Check that the accessories are connected correctly to the circuit-breaker.
3. Make sure that the coils (YU-YO-YC) are in good condition (no excessive wear and tear, overheating,
rupture).
4. Make sure that the mechanical operation counter functions correctly (if present) by operating the
circuit-breaker.
5. Check the wear on the brushes of the gearmotor and if necessary replace them.
NOTE: it is advisable to replace the gear motor if it has performed more than 10000 spring
charging operations or reached 50% of the declared mechanical life of the circuit-breaker.
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Check for wear on the contacts With the circuit-breaker open and springs discharged:
1. Remove the arc chutes
3
1
Figure 96 - Removing the arc chutes
2. Check the condition of the arc-breaking chutes: the base of the chute must be undamaged and the
plates must be neither corroded nor indented.
3. Remove the dust with compressed air, then clean off all traces of fumes and slags with a brush.
4. Make sure that the contacts are in good condition.
5. Visually check to make sure that the main and arc-breaking plates are in place.
6. Check for tarnishing or beading. If such defects are discovered, ask for assistance from a qualified
ABB Technician (*).
7. Check the arc-breaking gaps (distance A).
A
E2.2 - E4.2 - E6.2 > 1. 4 mm ->OK
Figure 97 - Checking the breaking gaps
8. Close the circuit-breaker and check dimension A. Contact ABB Sace (*) if dimension A is incorrect. If
dimension A is correct, open the circuit-breaker again and re-assemble the arc chutes.
NOTE: (*) After approval from the customer, ABB can proceed with replacement of the worn
parts.
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Inspection of the protection trip Check that the trip unit is in good condition:
unit 1. Power the protection trip unit with an Ekip TT battery unit.
2. Check the correct operation of the protection trip unit: tripping test with "Trip Test" and "Autotest".
3. With an Ekip Dip trip unit verify the absence of alarms through frontal LEDs.
4. With an Ekip Touch trip unit, verify the absence of alarms via the display and the front LEDs.
5. Make sure that the cables are correctly connected to the modules and to the trip unit (if applicable).
6. On an Ekip Touch trip unit check the percentage of wear on the contacts of the circuit-breaker.
7. Finally, remove the Ekip TT battery unit.
Test with Ekip Connect Test the trip unit:

1. Connect the Ekip Bluetooth or Ekip T & P unit to the trip unit.
2. Connect the computer where the program is installed by means of a Bluetooth or USB connection.
3. After connecting the computer and trip unit, check that there are no alarm signals by the trip unit.
Otherwise, refer to the paragraph " 2 - Identification of alarms or failures" on page 97.
4. In the absence of alarms you can proceed to the trip test and self test (depending on the type of trip
unit). For future checks it is recommended to insert the current date in the area called "Information".
These data will be stored within the trip unit itself.
5. Remove the Ekip Bluetooth or Ekip T & P unit from the trip unit.
Final checks Reassemble and check the circuit-breaker:

1. Reassemble all the parts by performing all the operations indicated in the paragraph “Disassembly
Operations” in reverse order and, if necessary, reconnect the auxiliary power supply.
2. Put the movable part (breakers) in the test position (see indication TEST).
3. Perform the following operations 10 times:
• Opening (in both local and remote modes, if applicable)
• Closing (in both local and remote modes, if applicable)
• Tripping via Trip Test
4. Perform the operations in the following sequence:
• Open - Springs discharged
• Open - Springs charged
• Closed - Springs discharged
• Closed - Springs charged
5. Check that the following operate correctly:
• accessories, if provided.
• gearmotor, if provided.
• undervoltage coil, if provided.
• opening coil, if provided.
• closing coil, if provided.
• auxiliary contacts of the circuit-breaker, if provided.
• lock for circuit-breaker in open position (key or padlock), if provided
Interlock check Check that the vertical or horizontal interlocking devices (if provided) are installed and that they operate
correctly.
WARNING! the interlocks cannot be tested in the Test or Disconnected positions.
NOTE: It is advisable to replace the cables once they have reached 50% of the declared
mechanical life of the largest size circuit-breaker involved in the interlock.
ABB | SACE Emax 2
6 - Decommissioning and treatment at end of life
Safety standards During the early stages of the process of decommissioning and end of life treatment of SACE Emax 2 circuit-
breakers, observe the following safety rules:
• the closing springs, even if discharged, must never to be taken apart
• for handling and lifting of the circuit-breakers refer to the section "Unpacking and handling" on page 10 .
HAZARD! RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Unplug or disconnect any power supply, to
avoid any potential risk of shock during removal of the circuit-breaker from the
service.
WARNING! After dismantling the switchgear, the circuit-breaker must be stored in

the open position with the closing springs discharged and with the front cover
mounted.
Trained personnel The operations for decommissioning SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers involve performing procedures that
can be performed by Trained Persons in the electrical field (IEV 195-04-02: person adequately advised or
supervised by electrically skilled persons to enable him or her to perceive risks and to avoid danger which
electricity can create).
End of life treatment for circuit- The materials used in the production of SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers are recyclable and should be treated
breaker materials separately as shown in the following table:
TYPE MATERIAL
A Plastic parts (1)
B Metal parts
C Printed circuits
D Current sensors, cables, motors, electrical windings
(1)
All the components of significant dimensions bear a mark specifying the type of material.

NOTE: refer to the national legislation in force at the time of decommissioning of the product,
in the case where it specifies end of life treatment procedures different from those indicated.
Disposal of packing materials The materials used for the packaging of SACE Emax 2 circuit-breakers are recyclable and should be treated
separately as shown in the following table:
TYPE MATERIAL
A Plastic parts
B Cardboard parts
C Wooden parts
D Metal parts
NOTE: refer to the national legislation in force at the time of decommissioning of the product,
in the case where it specifies end of life treatment procedures different from those indicated.
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What are the safety standards that must be observed when decommissioning circuit breakers?

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What are the different materials used in circuit breakers and how should they be treated at end of life?

What are the different materials used in circuit breakers and how should they be treated at end of life?

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Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 low voltage air circuit-breakers

Installation, operation and maintenance instructions for

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Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit-breakers

Reception Installation Commissioning Maintenance Disposal

WARNING! Some operations must be performed when the circuit-breaker is energized.

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Do not try to use the product in any way, before

The following warnings must be respected:

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2 - Transport and checking on receipt

SACE EMAX E2.2 N 1600

FIXED YO 24V AC-DC

REAR HORIZONTAL TERMINALS

Designed by ABB SACE Division

3 - Unpacking and handling

The following is the procedure for opening the packaging:

2. Open the upper part of the packing box. See Figure 8.

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Figure 13 Fixed part IEC Figure 14 Fixed part UL

To lift the circuit-breaker:

Figure 15 Figure 16 Figure 17

To raise the fixed part of the circuit-breaker

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Description of electrical data

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Description of electrical data

SACE E2.2V-A Iu 2000A

8 ANSI C37.13 - UL1066 50-60 Hz 3

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Figure 32 Figure 33 Figure 34

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• Make sure the circuit-breaker is disconnected from all sources of energy.

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11. Extract the crank. See Figure 47.

WARNING! The inserted circuit-breaker must be opened in order to be able to reach

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Figure 51 Figure 52 Figure 53

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WARNING! Emax E2.2-E4.2-E6.2 circuit breakers can only be installed in vertical

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