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1-pole 3-pole circuit-breaker 4-pole circuit-breaker
The new range up to 1600 A –

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Circuit-breakers for use all over the world
All circuit-breakers fulfil the demands for world-wide use. No derating

This applies for the United States, Canada and the Chinese
markets with the certification to UL, CSA and CCC (China
Compulsory Certification).
In conjunction with the shipping classification authorities,

Eaton also conducts testing in order to obtain the following
certification: Lloyds Register of Shipping, Bureau Veritas, Det
Norske Veritas, Polski Rejestr Statkow. 50 °C
Full performance up to 50 °C
All circuit-breakers and switch-disconnector’s are designed to

facilitate operation up to an ambient temperature of 50 °C
under full load conditions without need to reduce the rated
current (derate). This is a comfortable prerequisite for simple
and practice relevant engineering with important safety
components.
Circuit-breaker NZM1 NZM2 NZM3 NZM4

Short-circuit breaking capacity 18 kA
Icu to IEC/EN 60947 25 kA
at 415 V 3/4-pole 36 kA
230V 1-pol 50 kA
100 kA
150 kA
Application range in A 16-125 15 – 160 15 – 300 125 – 630 315 – 1600
Nuber of poles 1 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4
Rated voltage in V 230 690 690 690 690
Circuit-breakers for North America NZM1-NA NZM2-NA NZM3-NA NZM4-NA
Icu to UL489 35/42 kA
at 480 V 85/100 kA
Icu to CSA 22.2 No 5.1 25/35 kA
at 600 V 50 kA
Application range in A 1.2 – 125 1.6 – 250 125 – 600 400 – 1200
Nuber of poles 3 3 3 3
Rated voltage in V 480 600 600 600
Dimensions in mm Width 3/4-polig 90/120 105/140 140/185 210/280
Height 145 184 275 401
Depth 68 103 120.5 138
500 A
More power on the smallest space:
NZM1 up to 160 A, NZM2 up to 300 A
300 A
Space in the control panel – and accordingly the costs – 160 A
can be easily saved with the circuit-breakers NZM1 and
NZM2. Instead of using the next larger size, now simply
use the more compact further development from the
NZM system series.
Two advantages at once:

same performance with up to 25% reduced space
- 14 % - 25 %
requirement and up to 20% cost savings.
90 mm 105 mm 140 mm
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Economically dimensioned.
Online catalogue Quicklink to
Circuit-breakers with 36 kA www.eaton.com/moellerproducts
Circuit-breakers from the new

C series with 36 kA short-circuit
breaking capacity and nominal current
from 20 - 500 A are the correct choice
for the most frequently used standard
applications. The decisive factor for the
level of the short-circuit current in the
most widely used low-voltage radial
networks is the capacity of the low-
voltage transformer.
With 36 kA breaking capacity, the high-

est short-circuit currents of the conven-
tional 630 kVA transformer class – even
with a double parallel connection – are
mastered. Even for power networks
with transformers up to 1600 kVA, the
attractively-priced switches of the new
C switch series are the first choice.
They are derived from the high-perfor-

mance type of the modern Eaton NZM
series and also feature their good sys-
tem features and simple handling char-
acteristics. The thermomagnetic
releases can be adapted over a wide
setting range to the permissible loading
currents of the equipment to be pro-
tected. They can be equipped with
accessories suited for every application
in power distribution networks or for
the equipment on electrical machines.
Low-voltage power transformers
Rated Voltage
Un 400/230 V
Short-circuit voltage
UK 4% 6%
Rated power Rated current Short-circuit current
S In IK “
kVA A A A
50 72 1 805 –
100 144 3 610 2 406
160 230 5 776 3 805
200 288 7 220 4 812
250 360 9 025 6 015
< 36 kA
315 455 11 375 7 583

400 578 14 450 9 630
500 722 18 050 12 030
630 909 22 750 15 166 “In practice the short-circuit current
800 1 158 – 19 260 is attenuated by about 10 % due to
1 000 1 444 – 24 060 the cable connection between the
transformer and main power distribution.
1 250 1 805 – 30 080
Thus, the Comfort class is the perfect
1 600 2 312 – 38 530 solution for transformers up to 1600 kVA.”
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Moeller® series
Switch-disconnector 3-pole Switch-disconnector 4-pole
Excellent under load – Switch-disconnector’s

for safe switching under load
Even under load conditions the Eaton switch-disconnector operates safely.
The reason: the 3- or 4-pole snap-action closing mechanism which is also
applied with circuit-breakers.
That’s why the rated short time withstand current is so high and can handle
currents up to 150 000 A. The long lifetime with up to 7 500 switching
operations in AC3 mode enables usage as a motor switch, in order to
switch large motors during operation. Application as a main switch with an
emergency-stop function via a remote pushbutton is easily implemented in
conjunction with the double early-make auxiliary contacts and undervoltage
release. This in conjunction with the UL/CSA approvals is a prerequisite for
use in process and processing machines which are destined for export.
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Main switch application
The main switch application with an

emergency-stop function up to 1600 A
conform to IEC/EN 60204-1, VDE 0113
Part 1 can be easily and cost-effectively
implemented with the new Eaton
products.
The voltage is switched off on all

current conducting circuits are when
the switch is switched off using the
undervoltage release with two
integrated early-make auxiliary
contacts. Safety is guaranteed at all
times in this manner when the switch
is in the Off position.
The early-make auxiliary contacts can

always be installed – even if the circuit-
breaker is equipped with a toggle-lever
or rotary drive.
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Switch-disconnector PN1/N1 PN2/N2 PN3/N3 N4

Application ran ge in A 63 – 160 160 – 250 400 – 630 800 – 1600
Number of poles 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4
Switch-disconnectors for North America NS1-NA NS2-NA NS3-NA NS4-NA

Application range in A 63 – 125 160 – 250 400 – 600 800 – 1200
Number of poles 3 3 3 3
Dimensions in mm Width 3/4-polig 90/120 105/140 140/185 210/280

Height 145 184 275 401
Depth 68 103 120.5 138
New in the range:

Specially for the North American market: Molded Case switches featuring a short-circuit release for self-protection.
Thus, the use of a back-up fuse is no longer required in many applications, e.g. as a main switch.
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Protection flexibility:
Systems, generators, motors
NZM protects systems

1 1
Circuit-breakers NZM protect entire
systems as well as cables and wiring
on all levels, from the main distribution
board right up to the loads. As the
incoming circuit-breaker, the NZM will
of course also provide secondary side
overload protection for the transformer.
A variant with modified short-circuit
releases also enables a power network
with time selectivity.
NZM protects motors

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Circuit-breakers NZM protect motors
and cables against overloads and short-
circuits. The short-circuit release of the
NZM can be set to 12 to 14 times the
rated motor current to ensure that start-
ing current peaks are not shut down by
the protective device. Circuit-breakers
NZM provide reliable and phase failure
sensitive protection for motors from
15 A to 1400 A.
NZM protects generators

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Even when the generators have diffi-
culty generating two to six times the
continuous current, it does not present a
problem for the NZM. It can master
shutdown of even the smallest short-
circuit currents within a few millisec-
onds. A setting which ignores short-
circuit currents for up to 1 s is possible
for special tasks.
NZM protects with fault

4 currents
4 The mains and auxiliary voltage indepen-
dent residual current circuit-breaker trips
as soon as the set rated fault currents
are exceeded. The module is pulse cur-
rent sensitive and also discriminative.
The I'N = 30 mA in this function module

also ensures personnel safety.
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System benefits –
the universal accessory range www.eaton.com/moellerproducts
The method of functioning and fitting of the accessories is identical for Flexible solutions for safety and
every size. interlock functions
Contact elements from the RMQ-Titan® range of control circuit devices are Effective shunt or undervoltage
releases, combined also with early-
used for the entire NZM range of circuit-breakers. make auxiliary contacts for Emergency-
Stop functions or load-shedding circuits,
offer elegant solutions for a wide range
This has many advantages: it ensures contact, and like all auxiliary contacts of functioning applications. All contact
a reduction in the variety of types, a and releases, they are available with points are available with sturdy bolt
decrease in ordering expense and terminal bolts or spring-loaded connection.
effort and consequently, simpler connections, for circuit-breakers or
inventory management. The contact switch-disconnector’s. The new twin
elements can be simply clipped-on contacts provide twice as many
from the front. The position auxiliary and signalling contacts in the
determines the function: signalling same amount of space. They feature
contact or trip-indicating auxiliary spring-loaded terminal connections.
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All messages in detail –

the Data Management Interface
It does not matter if the causes for a

trip or a warning message with
unbalance are required, or if all phase
currents are to be displayed directly
on-site and corrective actions are to be
implemented with a critical load state.
The Data Management Interface (DMI)
always signals exact details. The relay
outputs of the DMI signal up to 6
different messages. All trip causes are
available as group signals and Ii, Ir, Isd,
I2t, and Idn detail signals. The trip cause,
phase state, switch setting as well as
date and time can be accessed via the
4-line display. Representation of the
actual phase currents can be in
absolute or relative (% Ir) terms.
Warnings with regard to the load status
are issued at 70 %, 100 % and 120 %
Ir. Thus, the DMI is perfect for direct
display on-site or for the integration in
higher-level energy management
concepts.
>100 % Ir Trip Isd
Unbalance
A single tool for all screws
The heads on all screws used in the

circuit-breakers – with the exception of
the main connection screws – feature
a plus-minus profile. The advantage is
that a fast screw driving machine can
be used with the single Posidriv 2
screwdriver tool, or alternatively, a flat-
bladed screwdriver can also be used.
This applies for all fixing screws, auxil-
iary connection terminals, as well as
hinged flaps and covers and also all
setting buttons.
The plus-minus slot can be used like the Pozidriv slot to apply a high torque and provides
improved centring performance and a lower high loading pressure to an area. Furthermore, it
can be used with several tool designs and is particularly suitable for high-maintenance devices.
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Variable operation – www.eaton.com/moellerproducts
toggle, turn, automatic operation Door coupling rotary handles –

ergonomic switching
Shaft lengths which can be cut to suit

enable device installation in various
control panels and housings up to a
depth of 600 mm. A cost-effective and
simple to mounting solution is available
20° for the narrowest component mounting
where the switch makes direct contact
with the cover.
(1)
(2)
The main switch types –

the side operator
Up to 1600 A, the side wall operator

enables the switch to be operated from
the right or left hand side as desired.
(3) Optional fitting of our mounting bracket
results in optimum use of space in the
control panel. The mounting plate can
thus be used for other machine control
elements.
Circuit-breaker NZM2: Rotary handle for main switches of machine con-
trols in North America
The North American user guidelines prescribe that the actuating device must be
permanently connected to the switch. This also applies when the control panel
door is open. The new door coupling handle developed by Eaton, with additional
handle on the switch, complies with this requirement. The new handle com-
plies with the latest NFPA79 and UL508A standards in terms of a deliberate
action.
The deliberate action is based on the presumption that the additional handle
must initially be rotated by about 15° (1), so that it is subsequently pressed (2)
and rotated (3) simultaneously to switch on the switch. The most important
safety attributes, such as the actuation options, switch position indication and
interlocking features, are provided twofold, both externally on the door coupling
rotary handle as well as internally on the switch.
The door coupling rotary handle – for

uniform, flexible solutions
The base plate is the same for every

door coupling rotary handle, this means
faster fitting due to the identical drilling
diagram. The switches can also be fit-
ted vertically or horizontally in the con-
trol panel.
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Application related locking
Multiple versions of the door coupling rotary handle provide

individual solutions.
• The standard handle features automatic handle position

locking, which facilitates comfortable locking of control
panel doors even with differing switch positions.
• The second version can be locked with padlocks and

automatically locks the doors when closed. This is the
typical application for a main switch as the control panels
can only be opened in the Off position.
• With the third version, there is an additional locking feature

directly on the switch. For example, the switches can be
locked individually in a complex energy distribution system.
Handles in red/yellow contrasting colours are available for the

emergency-stop function.
Operator on rear for switches up to 300 A rated current
If a power disconnecting device with door coupling rotary

handle is to be used in a confined space: up to 300 A rated
current can be quickly mounted using the compact mechani-
cal features and comfortably operated using the solid rotary
handle. All switch variants from the NZM1 and NZM2 range –
regardless of if they are circuit-breakers or switch-disconnec-
tors – can be combined with a rear operator.
The economic remote operator for standard tasks for

NZM2 to NZM4
The switching time of the new remote operator is a max. of The comfortable remote operator for synchronisation
just 170 ms and can thus be used with standard applications tasks for NZM2 to NZM4
for automated or remote operated energy control.
The folding mounting plate enables a quick inspection of the The spring-powered actuator permits closing delays of 60 or
installed auxiliary contacts and voltage releases. The narrow 100 ms, thereby also allowing application in the field of syn-
construction design of the remote operator requires no addi- chronization. Short function sequences and fewer parts ensure
tional mounting area. It is equipped with a selector switch a high degree of stability and a long service life. Safety is also
which guarantees a secure differentiation of the connected emphasized here by the sealing option for the Auto function
positions. Furthermore, the switches can be securely locked and by the facility for padlocking the remote operator.
inthe 0 setting using padlocks.
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Safe to operate,
easy to handle The plug-in unit –
open to possibilities
The plug-in feature enables rapid and

uncomplicated exchange of circuit-
breakers without having to shutdown
the entire system. The same widths for
the fixed and withdrawable circuit-
breakers ensure simple engineering
during the system design phase.
A very visible isolating distance can be

implemented in addition to the isolating
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breakers. The open plug-in contacts are
finger-proof (IP2X).
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If the system is to be modified at a later

date, the use of plug-in sockets for
reserve outgoers is recommended.
The withdrawable unit – Mesh network switch provides

signalling of states enhanced trip security
As usual, Eaton offers plug-in and Eaton offers two solutions for the mesh
withdrawable units in addition to the network switch application: a shunt
fixed mounted option. It makes it eas- which functions as specified in a range
ier to quickly adapt to malfunctions or from 10 to 110 % of the control volt-
increases in the rated current range and age, and a special shunt release which
thus avoid long downtimes. Uniform also provides trip security in conjunc-
racking handle operation for withdraw- tion with a capacitor unit, if up to 12
able units enhances operating safety hours have elapsed since the power
and ensures a test position for function loss.
testing without having to switch the
main contacts.
The “Inserted“, “Test“ and

“Retracted“ positions can be remotely
signalled using auxiliary switch contacts
RMQ.
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Interlock with Bowden cable
technology
a) b)
Mechanical interlock components
enable the interlocking of two or three
switches, equipped with rotary handles
(a) or remote operators (b), which can
also feature different frame sizes. The
Bowden cable technology enables free
installation of the switches in differing
positions. The switches can be installed
up to 1 m apart – e.g. in different con-
trol panel sections.
Parallel operation: smart technology
Parallel drives for switches up to 630 A

enable simultaneous switching with
just a single action – e.g. with main or
auxiliary circuits. In this manner the
main and auxiliary circuits can be
switched simultaneously with process
and processing machines.
Busbar adapter
Busbar adapters featuring space-saving

contacts enable installation of many
devices in confined spaces. They can
be used universally on every 60 mm
busbar system. The three frame sizes
for 160, 250 as well as 630 A can be
snapped on.
Switches in enclosures –
certified safety
The transparent enclosures available

with protection degrees up to IP 65
provide mechanical protection with
impact resistant polycarbonate.
The 3- and 4-pole switches are
equipped ready for installation with
rotary handles. Additional isolated
terminations for a 4th or 5th conductor
are also available.
“You realise the competence of the

people working for Eaton with
every solution. All the features you
require are implemented.“
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Clever mounting and connection
increases economy
1 2 Easy to connect
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Circuit-breakers NZM and switch
disconnectors PN, N can be connected
with and without cable lugs, braided
copper bands or copper busbars. And
there’s another special feature: Special
narrow cable lug versions are available
for bolt connection of round conductors
up to 240 mm.
Screw terminal
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The screw terminal is the most attracti-
vely priced solution for the connection
of cable-lugs, flat drilled metal strip or
copper busbars.
Box terminal for

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copper cable
Box terminals guarantee secure contact
for the direct connection of 1 – 2 flexible
copper conductors or flat strip. With
NZM2 and NZM3, the top of the box
5 6 terminal can be opened for easy
insertion.
Terminal for aluminium

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and copper cables
The terminal area of these special
terminals is tunnel-shaped to prevent
the typical “flow-properties” of
aluminium under great pressing power.
Up to four copper or aluminium
conductors can be connected
depending on the type.
Connection preparation
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Back of hand or finger-proof for multiple conductors
It enables the connection of up to six
Cable-lug, box-terminal or tunnel conductors with cable lugs per phase.
terminal, it does not matter as Auxiliary busbars are no longer
covers will always ensure that they required.
are back-of-hand proof.
Fingerproof to IP2X, conform to IEC/ Rear connection

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EN 60204-1 for main switches is fast
and easy to implement. The new This method of connection allows
additional covers can be matched to busbars or round conductors to be
every cross-section. connected at the rear. Partitioning of
the switch area, terminal area and
operator area is carried out without
difficulty.
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Control circuit terminals The spacer – saving time and
expense
n x 17.5 mm
The control circuit terminals are <––––––––––––––––––>
simply screwed onto the respective All switches including the accessories
connection type. The tap-offs for fitted on them were designed with the
voltage meters, control transformers grid spacing of the spacer. Different <––––––>
and undervoltage releases are depths of switch are evened-out simply 3x
17.5 mm
implemented quickly. by means of inexpensive, rapidly fitted
spacers.
The result is a cost-effective alternative

to the door coupling rotary handle with
extension shaft for external operation
of the circuit-breaker.
This worldwide innovation gains time <–> 1x

and saves expense. 17.5 mm
Clever installation and terminations
Fast and efficient top-hat rail installation

with the use of a clip plate. Just simply
attach the clip plate from the rear onto
the circuit-breaker and clip it onto the
top-hat rail. No need to drill holes in the
45 mm
mounting plate.
The particular advantage of the small

NZM1: the “standard dimension”
enables side-by-side installation with
miniature circuit breakers in service
distribution boards.
Insulating surrounds – always the right fit
The insulated surround always fits. Regardless of if the

circuit-breaker is equipped with a toggle-lever, rotary
drive or remote operator. It is unnecessary to keep
differing insulating surrounds in stock. It is the cost-
effective method to operate circuit-breakers externally
when the control panel door is closed.
Insulating surround XBRS for the toggle lever
The insulating surrounds have IP 40 degree of protection and Narrow design for space-saving side by side mounting.
the inscription labels can be simply clipped in.
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Diagnostics included!
NZM circuit-breakers
NZM provides the quick overview –

directly onsite
NZM delivers all the necessary

diagnostics information via an
integrated interface directly to
a PC or laptop. Configuration in advance
is not necessary.
The connection is quickly established:

Simply plug the connection cable into
the front of the intelligent electronic trip
unit – and you are ready to go.
This diagnostics access is possible at
any time, regardless of if the system
is operational or not.
NZM circuit breakers provide on-site diagnostics – easily accessed from

its clever electronic trip unit
NZM circuit breakers protect people, installations and power supply networks. “System diagnostics was never so
Faults are immediately recognised and reliably disconnected – but the following easy to implement. That‘s what
must be clarified in order to quickly re-establish the power supply safely. I call real Plug & Work!“
• Was there an overload or short-circuit?
• Which phases were affected?
• Which chain of events led to the trip?
• Have settings been adjusted in the meantime?
• Is it possible – and more importantly – is it safe -
to re-close the circuit breaker and restore power?
In such events NZM circuit breakers from Eaton provide valuable insight with
diagnostic information that’s quickly and easily accessible with a standard PC.
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NZM provides diagnostic analysis after a fault that
eliminates ambiguity and error!
The cause of a trip is documented by the clever circuit-breaker

NZM in its internal memory. Ten events are logged in detail
which enables the source of the fault to be quickly identified
based on hard facts. The information is clearly and unambigu-
ously displayed onsite with the NZM-XPC-SOFT software. It
can be saved as a file, printed and sent for the purpose of anal-
ysis.
The NZM event protocol eliminates ambiguities and
“human error” of keeping notes during the entire lifecycle
of the circuit-breaker and the low-voltage installation. Even
replacement circuit-breakers can be identified and traced
based on their serial number.
The NZM-XPC-SOFT supports nine languages for maximum

safety and operating availability world-wide.
NZM validates protection settings at a glance
With NZM a power disruption can be limited to the areas which

are directly affected by the fault using a selective design
concept. The effects and costs of a malfunction are minimised
without making any compromises in safety.
The active tripping curve and the planned selectivity can be
exactly represented in the NZM-XPC-SOFT based on the
selected switch settings and tripping characteristic. Selection of
the optimum protective parameters and validation of the
desired selectivity is supported during the commissioning
phase by a direct comparison of the upstream and downstream
protective devices. Possible fault sources are immediately indi-
cated by a visual comparison of the individual breaker settings.
Later modifications are clearly illustrated. Even the matching of
the protection settings of a specific motor characteristic is illus-
trated by graphic optimisation of the inrush-, starting- and oper-
ating current of the motor.
NZM load analysis for valuable resource management
Electrical energy is a valuable and critical resource. Each clever

NZM is capable of being transformed into a load analysis tool
with the help of NZM-XPC-SOFT. Simply plug-in the PC
connection cable at the electronic trip block and both graphical
and data-logging trend measurement commences.
The effective values of all phases can be recorded over the
time periods of minutes, hours or even days. Power distribu-
tion is therefore transparent.
Measurements and trends over defined periods can be
compared or processed further using the protocol function to
generate files for MS Excel©.
Evaluating the performance of manufacturing processes and
assessing preventative maintenance of motors are examples
of important resource management functions easily carried out
with this simple software.
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Metering and communication module for energy
distribution and motor control centres
The new compact solution
A combination of current transformer,

voltage tap-off, measurement elec-
tronics, fieldbus interface and display
interface in an enclosure is a very
interesting solution. Four individual
devices (3 current transformers and 1
measurement device) are combined
in a single enclosure. Considerable
wiring and installation effort and
expense are avoided. The installation
of the metering and communication
module can be undertaken at any
location in the control panel. The sys-
tem is independent of the switch
design and model. All existing circuit-
breakers and switch disconnectors
can be used, only the minimum clear-
ances required by the design of the
respective switches must be
observed. This solution offers a very
large range of applications and can
even be retrofitted in a short time to
existing switchboards.
Recording energy consumption
The requirement for a simple metering function to detect the

transferred energy is in demand with energy distribution and
motor control centres. Energy is a precious resource and
everyone is urged to conserve it. A prerequisite for reduction
in consumption requires knowledge of the level of consump-
tion, and accordingly simple sensors for recording energy
consumption are becoming ever more important.
compact
The product range
The new range of metering and communication modules

(XMC) are specially designed for circuit-breakers NZM2 and
NZM3 and can be used universally in a voltage range from
35 V - 500 V and in a current range from 65 - 630 A. There are
two sizes matched to the NZM current ranges. Size 2 (NZM2-
XMC) extends up to 250 A and size 3 (NZM3-XMC) accord-
ingly up to 500 A. Each of these sizes are available as 3 or
4-pole versions.
+ universal
+ simple installation
+ low price
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Pre-processing in the XMC enables load shedding
Pre-processing means reducing the load on the processing

Measuring-
stations. A simple form of optimization is load shedding. If a
and Comm
unication
Energy: 128
46 kWh
Module
defined threshold is reached, a digital output can be controlled
that is integrated into the interlock. A range of digital and ana-
log input/output expansion boards are available for this
Current
Power extended functionality. These boards are installed in the base
unit and can be supplied directly with the unit, or retrofitted
later. The following expansion boards are available:
1. 2 outputs as a changeover contact

2. 4 outputs as NO contacts
3. 4 digital inputs / 4 digital outputs
XMC as a data source for 3 recipients 4. 1 analog output 4 - 20 mA / 1 - 10 V
All relevant data is provided for the control level in addition
to the local display for on-site personnel. These include the As an intelligent pre-processing unit the XMC offers further
current states OPEN/CLOSED/TRIP of the circuit-breaker as information for the control and management level. For exam-
well as control of a remote operator for automatic switch func- ple, the maximum values of measured values can be calcu-
tions. The management level is concerned with the present lated and issued over a time period, or time window values
values of currents, voltages and powers which can be individu- can also be mapped for a specific time. The XMC can also
ally displayed as well as saved. The course for optimization of score points in terms of diagnostics. Load warnings can be
consumption can be set here. issued to counteract tripping due to an overload.
Mechanical connection
A central factor in its success is the simplicity of the type with a diameter of 27.5 mm is suitable for max. 185 mm²
mechanical installation of the devices. The cables or braids are conductor cross-sections. Alternatively, a 11 x 21 x 1 mm
connected through the apertures of the XMC to the switching/ copper braid can be used. An adapter is supplied for smaller
protective device. They can be mounted on both the incoming conductors.
and outgoing side. The tunnel diameter for the NZM3 modul
Number Maximum
Part no. of poles rating Main Mainfeature
NZM2-XMC-S0 3 300 A Digital S0 output
NZM3-XMC-S0 3 500 A Digital S0 output
NZM2-XMC-MB 3 300 A Modbus, 2 S0 outputs, display interface
NZM3-XMC-MB 3 500 A Modbus, 2 S0 outputs, display interface
NZM2-XMC-MB-250 3 250 A Modbus, 2 S0 outputs, display interface
NZM3-4-XMC-S0 4 500 A Digital S0 output
NZM2-4-XMC-MB 4 300 A Modbus, 2 S0 outputs, display interface
NZM3-4-XMC-MB 4 500 A Modbus, 2 S0 outputs, display interface
NZM2-4-XMC-MB-250 4 250 A Modbus, 2 S0 outputs, display interface
NZM-XMC-USB485 XMC-PC Cable to Configuration
Display for all Modbus types Part no. Power supply for AC supply Part no.
NZM-XMC-DISP NZM-XMC-AC
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Moeller® series
System Overview
Circuit-Breakers, Switch-Disconnectors
7 9
8
6
37
5
10
4
3 11 12
2
36
35
31
32 13
34
14
33
15
30 18
17
29
16
28
27
26
23
20
19
25 21
24
ATEX
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1 Switch-disconnetor, circuit-breaker, 13 Connection on rear 25 External warning plate/marking plate

circuit-breaker for North America; 14 Spacers 26 Remote operator
Moulded case switches for North America 15 Standard auxiliary contact (HIV), trip-indicating 27 Toggle lever locking device
2 IP2X protection against contact with a finger auxiliary switch (HIA), voltage release 28 Side operator handle
3 Terminal cover, knockout 16 Measuring and communication module 29 Mechanical interlock
4 Terminal cover 17 Residual-current protection device 30 Display
5 IP2X protection against contact with a finger 18 Rear driver 31 Data management interface (DMI module)
6 Tunnel terminal 19 Main switch rotary handle 32 PROFIBUS-DP interface
7 Box terminals for side panel mounting 33 NZM communication module
8 Control circuit terminal 20 Door coupling rotary handle 35 for Smartwire-DT
9 Connection width extension 22 36 Early-make auxiliary contacts
10 Plug-in and withdrawable unit 21 Extension shaft 37 Deley unit for undervoltage releases
11 Adapter plate 23 Rotary handle 38 Insulated enclosures
12 Busbar adapters 24 Insulating surrounds
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Moeller® series
Thermomagnetic release
Short-circuit Short-circuit Circuit-breaker with

Overload Overload release Exonomy switching capacity 18 kA
Rated current = rated release release
release Setting range at 230 V 50/60 Hz at 415 V 50/60 Hz
z
uninterrupted current adjustable
1-pole overload release
1-pole 3-pole
Part No. Part No.
ln=lu Ir lr li li
1-pole 1-pole
A A A A A
Box terminals standard
16 16 - 350 - NZME1-1-AF16 NZMB1-1-AF16

20 20 15-20 350 350 NZME1-1-AF20 NZMB1-1-AF20
25 25 20-25 350 350 NZME1-1-AF25 NZMB1-1-AF25
32 32 25-32 350 350 NZME1-1-AF32 NZMB1-1-AF32
40 40 32-40 350 320-400 NZME1-1-AF40 NZMB1-1-AF40
50 50 40-50 600 300-500 NZME1-1-AF50 NZMB1-1-AF50
63 63 50-63 600 380-630 NZME1-1-AF63 NZMB1-1-AF63
80 80 63-80 1000 480-800 NZME1-1-AF80 NZMB1-1-AF80
100 100 80-100 1000 600-1000 NZME1-1-AF100 NZMB1-1-AF100
125 125 100-125 1000 750-1250 NZME1-1-AF125 NZMB1-1-AF125
160 160 125-160 - 1280 - -
Terminal screws standard
20 15-20 350
25 20-25 350
32 25-32 350
40 32-40 320-400
50 40-50 300-500
63 50-63 380-630
80 63-80 480-800
100 80-100 600-1000
125 100-125 750-1250
160 125-160 960-1600
160 125-160 960-1600
200 160-200 1280-2000
200 160-200 1280-2000
250 200-250 1500-2500
250 200-250 1500-2500
300 240-300 2000-2500
300 240-300 2000-2500
20 15-20 350
25 20-25 350
32 25-32 350
40 32-40 320-400
50 40-50 300-500
63 50-63 380-630
80 63-80 480-800
100 80-100 600-1000
125 100-125 750-1250
160 125-160 960-1600
200 160-200 1280-2000
250 200-250 1500-2500
300 240-300 2000-2500
Terminal screws standard
320 250-320 1920-3200

320 250-320 1920-3200
400 320-400 2400-4000
400 320-400 2400-4000
500 400-500 3000-5000
500 400-500 3000-5000
320 250-320 1920-3200

400 320-400 2400-4000
500 400-500 3000-5000
Electronic releases, terminal screws standard, Box terminals as accessories
630 315-630 1260-5040

630 315-630 1260-5040
800 400-800 1600-9600
800 400-800 1600-9600
1000 500-1000 2000-12000
1000 500-1000 2000-12000
1250 630-1250 2500-15000
1250 630-1250 2500-15000
1600 800-1600 3200-19200
1600 800-1600 3200-19200
1) Applies for NZM1

2) applies for NZM2 and NZM3
4 3) 60% release on neutral pole
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Circuit-breaker with Circuit-breaker with Circuit-breaker with Circuit-breaker with

Basic switching capacity 25 kA Comfort switching capacity 36 kA Normal switching capacity 50 kA High switching capacity 1001)/1502) kA
z at 415 V 50/60 Hz at 415 V 50/60 Hz at 415 V 50/60 Hz at 415 V 50/60 Hz
Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No.
3-pole 4-pole 3-pole 4-pole 3-pole 4-pole 3-pole 4-pole
- -
NZMB1-A20 NZMB1-4-A20 MZMC1-A20 NZMC1-4-A20 NZMN1-A20 NZMN1-4-A20 NZMH1-A20 NZMH1-4-A20
NZMB1-A25 NZMB1-4-A25 NZMC1-A25 NZMC1-4-A25 NZMN1-A25 NZMN1-4-A25 NZMH1-A25 NZMH1-4-A25
- - - - - - NZMH2-A20 NZMH2-4-A20
- - - - - - NZMH2-A25 NZMH2-4-A25
- - - - - - NZMH2-A32 NZMH2-4-A32
- - - - - - NZMH2-A40 NZMH2-4-A40
- - - - - - NZMH2-A50 NZMH2-4-A50
- - - - - - NZMH2-A63 NZMH2-4-A63
- - - - - - NZMH2-A80 NZMH2-4-A80
- - - - - - NZMH2-A100 NZMH2-4-A100
- - - - - - NZMH2-A125 NZMH2-4-A125
- NZMB2-4-A160/1003) - NZMC2-4-A160/1003) - NZMN2-4-A160/1003) - NZMH2-4-A160/1003)
- NZMB2-4-A200/1253)) - NZMC2-4-A200/1253) - NZMN2-4-A200/1253) - NZMH2-4-A200/1253)
- - - - - - NZMH2-A20-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A25-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A32-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A40-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A50-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A63-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A80-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A100-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A125-BT -
NZMB2-A160-BT - NZMC2-A160-BT - NZMN2-A160-BT - NZMH2-A160-BT -
- - NZMC3-A320 NZMC3-4-A320 NZMN3-A320 NZMN3-4-A320 NZMH3-A320 NZMH3-4-A320

- - - NZMC3-4-A320/2003) - NZMN3-4-A320/2003) - NZMH3-4-A320/2003)
- - NZMC3-A320-BT - NZMN3-A320-BT - NZMH3-A320-BT -

- - - - NZMN3-AE630 NZMN3-4-AE630 NZMH3-AE630 NZMH3-4-AE630

- - - - - NZMN3-4-AE630/400 - NZMH3-4-AE630/400
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE800/500 - NZMH4-4-AE800/500
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE1000/630 - NZMH4-4-AE1000/630
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE1250/800 - NZMH4-4-AE1250/800
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE1600/1000 - NZMH4-4-AE1600/1000
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Circuit-breaker with Circuit-breaker with Circuit-breaker with Circuit-breaker with

Basic switching capacity 25 kA Comfort switching capacity 36 kA Normal switching capacity 50 kA High switching capacity 1001)/1502) kA
z at 415 V 50/60 Hz at 415 V 50/60 Hz at 415 V 50/60 Hz at 415 V 50/60 Hz
Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No.
3-pole 4-pole 3-pole 4-pole 3-pole 4-pole 3-pole 4-pole
- -
NZMB1-A20 NZMB1-4-A20 MZMC1-A20 NZMC1-4-A20 NZMN1-A20 NZMN1-4-A20 NZMH1-A20 NZMH1-4-A20
- - - - - - NZMH2-A20 NZMH2-4-A20
- - - - - - NZMH2-A25 NZMH2-4-A25
- - - - - - NZMH2-A32 NZMH2-4-A32
- - - - - - NZMH2-A40 NZMH2-4-A40
- - - - - - NZMH2-A50 NZMH2-4-A50
- - - - - - NZMH2-A63 NZMH2-4-A63
- - - - - - NZMH2-A80 NZMH2-4-A80
- - - - - - NZMH2-A100 NZMH2-4-A100
- - - - - - NZMH2-A125 NZMH2-4-A125
- - - - - - NZMH2-A20-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A25-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A32-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A40-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A50-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A63-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A80-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A100-BT -
- - - - - - NZMH2-A125-BT -



- - - - - NZMN3-4-AE630/400 - NZMH3-4-AE630/400
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE800/500 - NZMH4-4-AE800/500
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE1000/630 - NZMH4-4-AE1000/630
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE1250/800 - NZMH4-4-AE1250/800
- - - - - NZMN4-4-AE1600/1000 - NZMH4-4-AE1600/1000
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Auxiliary contacts
Version For use with Max. number of Contacts

auxiliary contacts
per switch
N/O = Normally open Part no.

N/C = Normally
closed
Standard auxiliary contact (HIN) N(S)1, PN1, NZM1: 1
Switching with the main contacts N(S)2, PN2, NZM2: 2
Used for indicating and interlocking tasks N(S)3, PN3, NZM3: 3
N(S)4, NZM4: 3
With bolt connection NZM1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4) 1 N/O – M22-K10

PN1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4) – 1 N/C M22-K01
N(S)1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4)
With cage clamp connection. NZM1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4) 1 N/O 1 N/C M22-CK11
PN1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4) 2 N/O – M22-CK20
N(S)1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4) – 2 N/C M22-CK02
Early-make auxiliary contacts

For interlock and load-shedding circuits,
as well as for early-make switching of the
undervoltage release with main switch /
emergency-Stop applications
With clamp terminal on the left-hand switch NZM1(-4) 2 N/O – NZM1-XHIV

side. PN1(-4)
N(S)1(-4)
With clamp terminal on the right-hand switch NZM1(-4) 2 N/O – NZM1-XHIVR

side. PN1(-4)
N(S)1(-4)
With 3 m connecting cables NZM1(-4) 2 N/O – NZM1-XHIVL

instead of bolt connection. PN1(-4)
N(S)1(-4)
With bolt connection NZM2(-4), 3(-4) N(S)1, NZM1: 1 2 N/O – NZM2/3-XHIV

PN2(-4), 3(-4) N(S)2, NZM2: 1
N(S)2(-4), 3(-4) N(S)3, NZM3: 1
N(S)4, NZM4: 2
NZM4(-4) 2 N/O – NZM4-XHIV
N(S)4(-4)
Trip indicating auxiliary contact (HIA)1)

General trip indication “+” with trip
by voltage release, overload release
or short-circuit release
With bolt connection NZM1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4) 1 N/O – M22-K10

N(S)1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4) – 1 N/C M22-K01
With cage clamp connection. NZM1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4) 1 N/O 1 N/C M22-CK11
N(S)1(-4), 2(-4), 3(-4), 4(-4) 2 N/O – M22-CK20
– 2 N/C M22-CK02
1)
not in conjunction with switch-disconnector PN
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Release Undervoltage release1) Overvoltage release2)
Version For use Without auxiliary contact Without auxiliary contact

with
Rated control Part no. Rated control Part no.

voltage Us voltage Us
V V
With clamp terminal on the NZM1(-4), 24 V 50/60 Hz NZM1-XU24AC 12 V AC/DC NZM1-XA12AC/DC

left-hand switch side. N(S)1(-4) 110 V – 130 V 50/60 Hz NZM1-XU110-130AC 24 V AC/DC NZM1-XA24AC/DC
208 V – 240 V 50/60 Hz NZM1-XU208-240AC 110 V – 130 V AC/DC NZM1-XA110-130AC/DC
12 V DC NZM1-XU12DC 380 V – 440 V AC/DC NZM1-XA380-440AC/DC
24 V DC NZM1-XU24DC
110 V – 130 V DC NZM1-XU110-130DC
220 V – 250 V DC NZM1-XU220-250DC
With 3 m connection cable NZM1(-4), 24 V 50/60 Hz NZM1-XUL24AC 12 V AC/DC NZM1-XAL12AC/DC

instead of screw termination. N(S)1(-4) 110 V – 130 V 50/60 Hz NZM1-XUL110-130AC 24 V AC/DC NZM1-XAL24AC/DC
208 V – 240 V 50/60 Hz NZM1-XUL208-240AC 110 V – 130 V AC/DC NZM1-XAL110-130AC/DC
380 V – 440 V 50/60 Hz NZM1-XUL380-440AC 208 V – 250 V AC/DC NZM1-XAL208-250AC/DC
12 V DC NZM1-XUL12DC 380 V – 440 V AC/DC NZM1-XAL380-440AC/DC
24 V DC NZM1-XUL24DC
110 V – 130 V DC NZM1-XUL110-130DC
220 V – 250 V DC NZM1-XUL220-250DC
With clamp-type terminals NZM2(-4), 24 V 50/60 Hz NZM2/3-XU24AC 12 V AC/DC NZM2/3-XA12AC/DC

N2(-4), 110 V – 130 V 50/60 Hz NZM2/3-XU110-130AC 24 V AC/DC NZM2/3-XA24AC/DC
NZM3(-4) 208 V – 240 V 50/60 Hz NZM2/3-XU208-240AC 110 V – 130 V AC/DC NZM2/3-XA110-130AC/DC
N(S)3(-4) 380 V – 440 V 50/60 Hz NZM2/3-XU380-440AC 208 V – 250 V AC/DC NZM2/3-XA208-250AC/DC
12 V DC NZM2/3-XU12DC 380 V – 440 V AC/DC NZM2/3-XA380-440AC/DC
24 V DC NZM2/3-XU24DC
110 V – 130 V DC NZM2/3-XU110-130DC
220 V – 250 V DC NZM2/3-XU220-250DC
With clamp-type terminals NZM4(-4), 24 V 50/60 Hz NZM4-XU24AC 12 V AC/DC NZM4-XA12AC/DC

N(S)4(-4) 110 V – 130 V 50/60 Hz NZM4-XU110-130AC 24 V AC/DC NZM4-XA24AC/DC
12 V DC NZM4-XU12DC 380 V – 440 V AC/DC NZM4-XA380-440AC/DC
24 V DC NZM4-XU24DC
110 V – 130 V DC NZM4-XU110-130DC
220 V – 250 V DC NZM4-XU220-250DC
1)
non-delayed shut down of circuit-breaker NZM or switch-disconnector N with drop of the control voltage below 35 – 70% US.
For use with Emergency-Stop devices in conjunction with Emergency-Stop button.
2)
switches are tripped by a voltage pulse or by the application of uninterrupted voltage
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Door coupling rotary handles Connection types
Version For use with Part no.
Door coupling rotary handle

Complete including rotary drive and coupling parts
With the NZM...-XTVD... as well as NZM...-XTVD...60 types,
an additional extension shaft is required.
Degree of protection IP66/NEMA 4X
Standard, black/grey
NZM1(-4), NZM1-XTVD
PN1(-4), N(S)1(-4)
NZM2(-4), NZM2-XTVD
PN2(-4), N(S)2(-4)
NZM3(-4), NZM3-XTVD
PN3(-4), N(S)3(-4)
NZM4(-4), NZM4-XTVD
N(S)4(-4)
Lockable on handle and switch. NZM1(-4), NZM1-XTVDV

Can be locked in 0 position, with adequate PN1(-4), N(S)1(-4)
modification also in I position. Lockable door as additional NZM2(-4), NZM2-XTVDV
feature, locking facility on circuit-breaker in 0 position. PN2(-4), N(S)2(-4)
NZM3(-4), NZM3-XTVDV
PN3(-4), N(S)3(-4)
NZM4(-4), NZM4-XTVDV
N(S)4(-4)
Red-yellow for Emergency-Stop NZM1(-4), NZM1-XTVDVR

Lockable on handle and switch. PN1(-4), N(S)1(-4)
Can be locked in 0 position, with adequate NZM2(-4), NZM2-XTVDVR
modification also in I position. Lockable door as additional PN2(-4), N(S)2(-4)
feature, locking facility on circuit-breaker in 0 position.
NZM3(-4), NZM3-XTVDVR
PN3(-4), N(S)3(-4)
NZM4(-4), NZM4-XTVDVR
N(S)4(-4)
Extension shaft
400 mm NZM1(-4), PN1(-4), N(S)1(-4) NZM1/2-XV4
Max. mounting depth NZM2(-4), PN2(-4), N(S)2(-4)
NZM3(-4), PN3(-4), N(S)3(-4) NZM3/4-XV4
NZM4(-4), N(S)4(-4)
600 mm NZM1(-4), PN1(-4), N(S)1(-4) NZM1/2-XV6

Max. mounting depth NZM2(-4), PN2(-4), N(S)2(-4)
NZM3(-4), PN3(-4), N(S)3(-4) NZM3/4-XV6
NZM4(-4), N(S)4(-4)
Toggle lever locking facilities NZM1-1 NZM1-1-XKAV

NZM1(-4), PN2(-4), N(S)1(-4) NZM1-XKAV
NZM2/3(-4), PN2/3(-4), N(S)2/3(-4) NZM2/3-XKAV
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For use with Conductor Conductor cross-section Part no.
type (applies for 3-pole and 4-pole switches)
mm2 AWG/kcmil Cu-Band Copper strip O=fitted at top

U=fitted at bottom
mm mm
Box terminal
NZM2, PN2, N(S)2 3-pole Cu cables 1 x 4 – 185 1 x 12 – 350 f 2 x 9 x 0.8 +NZM2-160-XKCO
< 160 A Cu cable 2 x 4 – 70 +NZM2-160-XKCU
NZM2, PN2, N(S)2 +NZM2-250-XKCO
200 A, 250 A +NZM2-250-XKCU
NZM2-4, PN2-4, N2-4 4-pole +NZM2-4-160-XKCO
< 160 A +NZM2-4-160-XKCU
NZM2-4, PN2-4, N2-4 +NZM2-4-250-XKCO
200 A, 250 A +NZM2-4-250-XKCU
max. 500 A, and 400 A UL/CSA
NZM3, PN3, N(S)3 3-pole Cu cables 1 x 35 – 240 1 x 2 – 500 min. 6 x 16 x 0.8 +NZM3-XKCO
Cu cable 2 x 16 – 120 max. 10 x 24 x 1.0 +NZM3-XKCU
NZM3-4, PN3-4, N3-4 4-pole +NZM3-4-XKCO
+NZM3-4-XKCU
630 A 10 x 24 x 1.0
+ 5 x 24 x 1.0
Shroud
NZM1-1 1-pole NZM1-1-XKSA
NZM2, PN2, N(S)2 3-pole NZM2-XKSA
NZM3, PN3, N(S)3 NZM3-XKSA
NZM2-4, PN2-4, N2-4 4-pole NZM2-4-XKSA

NZM3-4, PN3-4, N3-4 NZM3-4-XKSA
Screw terminal
Standard equipment
max. 1250 A
NZM4, N(S)4 3- and Cu lugs 1 x 120 – 185 1 x 250 – 350
NZM4-4, N4-4) 4-pole 4 x 50 – 185 4 x 0 – 350
1600 A (2 x) 10 x 50 x 1.0 (2 x) 50 x 10
Module plate
max. 1250A 1-hole
NZM4, N(S)4 3-pole Cu lugs 1 x 120 – 300 1 x 250 – 600 (2 x) 10 x 40 x 1.0 (2 x) 40 x 10 NZM4-XKM1
NZM4-4, N4-4 4-pole 2 x 95 – 300 2 x 000 – 600 (2 x) 10 x 50 x 1.0 (2 x) 50 x 10 NZM4-4-XKM1
max. 1400A 2-hole

NZM4, N(S)4 3-pole Cu lugs 2 x 95 – 185 2 x 000 – 350 NZM4-XKM2
NZM4-4, N4-4 4-pole 4 x 35 – 185 4 x 2 – 350 NZM4-4-XKM2
max. 1500A (2 x) 10 x 50 x 1.0 (2 x) 50 x 10
Module plate
max. 1250A 2-hole
NZM4, N(S)4 3-pole Cu lugs 2 x 95 – 300 2 x 000 –600 NZM4-XKM2S-1250
NZM4-4, N4-4 4-pole NZM4-4-XKM2S-1250
1600A 2-hole
NZM4, N(S)4 3-pole (2 x) 10 x 50 x 1.0 (2 x) 50 x 10 NZM4-XKM2S-1600
NZM4-4, N4-4 4-pole NZM4-4-XKM2S-1600
Connection width extension

630 A
NZM3, PN3, N(S)3 3-pole Cu-lugs 2 x 300 2 x 500 (2 x) 10 x 50 x 1.0 (2 x) 10 x 50 NZM3-XKV70
NZM3-4, PN3-4, N3-4 4-pole AI lugs NZM3-4-XKV70
1600 A
NZM4, N(S)4 3-pole Cu lugs 4 x 300 4 x 600 max. max. NZM4-XKV95
6 x 95 – 240 6 x 000 – 500 (2 x) 10 x 80 x 1.0 (2 x) 80 x 10 NZM4-XKV110
NZM4-4, N4-4 4-pole NZM4-4-XKV95
NZM4-4-XKV120
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Residual-current protection
module up to 250 A rated current
The residual-current protection

modules can be connected to the
bottom of the circuit-breaker NZM1 and
NZM2, and on the NZM1 also on the
right hand side with the same contour
design. A compact and mounting-
friendly solution. An external auxiliary
voltage is not required. The residual-
current protection module of the NZM2
is independent of the mains voltage
and can thus be used for personnel
protection in Germany. It is available in
pulse current sensitive and also in AC/
DC current sensitive devices. In almost
every mains configuration 3-pole and
4-pole variants as well as rated fault
currents from 30 mA to time-discrimi-
nating 3 A are on offer.
During a fault the rising fault current
will initially be indicated by an LED on
the RCCB for the NZM1. The circuit-
breaker trips via the residual-current
release only after the set fault current
is exceeded, i.e. the main contacts will
be opened. The cause of the fault is
indicated mechanically on the device
with the NZM1 and 2. Optional auxiliary
contacts can be clipped on in order to
remotely indicate the trip. The circuit-
breaker and the residual-current release
must be reset and switched back on in
order to restore the power supply.
Fault current trip 3-pole 4-pole
Version Rated Rated fault current delay time

uninterrupted Part no. Part no.
current
Pulse current
sensitive
Mounted at side max 160A I'n = 0.03 A NZM1-XFI30R NZM1-4-XFI30R
Mounted at bottom max 100A NZM1-XFI30U NZM1-4-XFI30U
Mounted at side max 160A I'n = 0.3 A NZM1-XFI300R NZM1-4-XFI300R
Mounted at bottom max 100A NZM1-XFI300U NZM1-4-XFI300U
Mounted at side max 160A I'n = 0.03 - 0.1 - 0.3 - 0.5 - 1 - 3 A NZM1-XFIR NZM1-4-XFIR
tv = 10 - 60 - 150 - 300 - 450 ms
Mounted at bottom max 100A NZM1-XFIU NZM1-4-XFIU
Mounted at bottom max 250A I'n = 0.03 A - NZM2-4-XFI30
max 250A I'n = 0.1 - 0.3 - 1 - 3 A - NZM2-4-XFI
tv = 60 - 150 - 300 - 450 ms
AC/DC sensitive
Mounted at bottom max 250A I'n = 0.03 A - NZM2-4-XFIA30

max 250A I'n = 0.1 - 0.3 - 1 A - NZM2-4-XFIA
tv = 60 - 150 - 300 - 450 ms
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Flexible fault current protection
up to 1800 A current rating
foto fehlt
Protection against the dangers of electrical energy with insulation faults
The new Eaton relay/transducer combination covers operating The application range of the relay/transducer combinations
currents in a range from 1 to 1800 A. The wide spectrum of extend – depending on the regulations which apply – from
applications ranges from general power distribution tasks to personnel protection to fire protection, and even extends up
individual motor controls. The fault currents which are to protection of systems for 1 to 4 pole power grids. The
detected and processed by the relay range from 30 mA to 5 current relay signals that the set fault current has been
A. The adjustable relay provides a pre-warn function which exceeded with a changeover contact. Depending on the appli-
alerts before the set fault current is exceeded. The pre- cation, the contact signal can be subsequently processed in
warning allows preventative action to be taken to prevent the controls, as well as by the shunt or undervoltage releases
shutdown of the electrical energy. of a circuit-breaker which initiate the trip. The relay and trans-
ducer can be combined with every circuit-breaker. The
compact ring-type transducer with no particular space require-
ment is placed at a suitable position on the cable run. The
relay simply requires a free electrical cable connection.
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Compact, safe, adaptable ...
... just as it should be, the fault current protection which is

particularly suited for cramped spaces such as for example in
service distribution systems.
Ring-type transducers which are arranged in a space saving
manner on the cabling run and the measuring relay which
is simply snapped onto the DIN mounting rail, combine to
form a functional unit.
After a critical fault current has been exceeded, the output
signal can be optionally channelled to an acoustic/optical
signalling device, upstream control or directly to the shunt
or undervoltage release of a motor-protective circuit-
breaker/circuit-breaker for instantaneous shutdown.
Three different relay variants are available for different
protective tasks: 30 mA as well as 300 mA sensitivity with
a fixed setting and 30 mA to 5 A adjustable in fixed steps,
which can be combined with a time delay of 20 ms to 5 s.
The non-delayed standard devices are particularly suited
for protection of systems. The time-delayed variants are
intended for discriminative series connection of multiple
switch/relay combinations. This ensures, that only the switch
in the direct vicinity of the fault will trip.
Two colour LED’s signal operating and fault states Two pushbuttons enable test and reset of the relay
Possible wiring faults between relay and transducers are Test: The function of the relay electronics is tested and the
indicated by illumination of both LED’s. Diagnostics function trip signal can be used to control the shunt or undervoltage
with adjustable PFR-5 relay: If the set fault current is release of the connected circuit-breaker. This test checks
exceeded by more than 25, 50 or 75%, the red LED will the operation of the entire function chain comprised of
flash at different frequencies. This alert feature ensures that measured value input, processing, signal routing as well
trouble-shooting for the cause of the fault can commence as switch release.
before a critical state is reached. Reset: The release signal is reset regardless of if it is
received from a fault current or by operation of the test
button.
Residual current relay with ring-type transducer
Part no.
Residual current relay
Pulse current sensitive Rated control voltage:
Us = 230V A.C. (50/60 Hz)
Integrated auxiliary switch (1 changeover contact)
Rated fault current I'n = 0.03 A

PFR-003
Rated fault current I'n = 0.3 A PFR-03
Rated fault current I'n = 0.03...5 A PFR-5:
PFR-5
Adjustable fault current and delay time Adjustable fault current:
0.03 - 0.1 - 0.3 - 0.5 - 1 - 3 - 5 A
Fault current prewarning
by flashing red LED Adjustable delay time:
0.02 - 0.1 - 0.3 - 0.5 - 1 - 3 - 5 s
Ring-type transducer Internal diameter 20 mm PFR-W-20 PFR-W-20 and PFR-W-30

incl. attachment clip
Internal diameter 30 mm PFR-W-30 for DIN top-hat rail
Internal diameter 35 mm PFR-W-35 PFR-W-35 and all larger transducers

incl. screw fitting
Internal diameter 70 mm PFR-W-70
Internal diameter 105 mm PFR-W-105
Engineering note:
Internal diameter 140 mm PFR-W-140 The transducer diameter must be selected to
be 1.5 times larger than the diameter of the
Internal diameter 210 mm PFR-W-210 conductor lead through (see Technical Data).
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1-pole 3-pole circuit-breaker 4-pole circuit-breaker

The new range up to 1600 A –

All circuit-breakers fulfil the demands for world-wide use. No derating

In conjunction with the shipping classification authorities,

All circuit-breakers and switch-disconnector’s are designed to

Circuit-breaker NZM1 NZM2 NZM3 NZM4

Two advantages at once:

Circuit-breakers from the new

With 36 kA breaking capacity, the high-

They are derived from the high-perfor-

Low-voltage power transformers

315 455 11 375 7 583

Switch-disconnector 3-pole Switch-disconnector 4-pole

Excellent under load – Switch-disconnector’s

Main switch application

The main switch application with an

The voltage is switched off on all

The early-make auxiliary contacts can

Switch-disconnector PN1/N1 PN2/N2 PN3/N3 N4

Switch-disconnectors for North America NS1-NA NS2-NA NS3-NA NS4-NA

Dimensions in mm Width 3/4-polig 90/120 105/140 140/185 210/280

New in the range:

NZM protects systems

NZM protects motors

NZM protects generators

NZM protects with fault

The I'N = 30 mA in this function module

Online catalogue Quicklink to

All messages in detail –

It does not matter if the causes for a

>100 % Ir Trip Isd

A single tool for all screws

The heads on all screws used in the

toggle, turn, automatic operation Door coupling rotary handles –

Shaft lengths which can be cut to suit

The main switch types –

Up to 1600 A, the side wall operator

The door coupling rotary handle – for

The base plate is the same for every

Application related locking

Multiple versions of the door coupling rotary handle provide

• The standard handle features automatic handle position

• The second version can be locked with padlocks and

• With the third version, there is an additional locking feature

Handles in red/yellow contrasting colours are available for the

Operator on rear for switches up to 300 A rated current

If a power disconnecting device with door coupling rotary

The economic remote operator for standard tasks for

The plug-in feature enables rapid and

A very visible isolating distance can be

If the system is to be modified at a later

The withdrawable unit – Mesh network switch provides

The “Inserted“, “Test“ and

Parallel operation: smart technology

Parallel drives for switches up to 630 A

Busbar adapters featuring space-saving

The transparent enclosures available

“You realise the competence of the

Box terminal for