Why are the ABB Tmax T8 trip times higher than expected?
If the trip times for your ABB Other are higher than expected, the threshold or curve might be set too high. Another possibility is that the curve type is set to "t=k/I2". Finally, the neutral selection could be incorrect. To resolve this, correct the threshold and curve, select the curve type "t=k", and ensure the neutral adjustment is correct.
Why are the ABB Other trip times lower than expected?
If the trip times for your ABB Other are lower than expected, it could be due to a threshold or curve that is set too low, or an incorrect neutral selection. To fix this, correct the threshold and curve settings, and ensure the neutral adjustment is correct.
How to troubleshoot ABB Other when the trip test cannot be run?
If the trip test for your ABB Other cannot be run, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the busbar current is greater than 0, as it should be in normal operation (FN). Second, verify the TC connection. Lastly, ensure the PR030/B unit is properly connected.
What to do if the expected trip does not happen with ABB Other?
If the expected trip does not occur with your ABB Other, the protection function might be turned off. To resolve this, enable the protection function (FN).
What causes rapid trip with I3=Off in ABB Tmax T8?
A rapid trip with I3=Off in your ABB Other is likely caused by an instantaneous trip (Iinst tripped). This suggests a short-circuit with high current (FN).
General| Model | Tmax T8 |
|---|---|
| Poles | 3, 4 |
| Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp) | 12 kV |
| Breaking Capacity | 100 kA at 415 V AC |
| Standards | IEC 60947-2 |
| Rated Current (In) | 800 A |
| Rated Voltage (Ue) | 690 V |
| Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui) | 1000 V |
| Type | Circuit Breaker |
| Rated current | 800 A |
| Trip unit | Electronic |
Provides crucial safety information and warnings for handling the product.
Describes various protection functions (L, S, I, G) and their parameters.
Provides instructions for installation, connections, and initial setup procedures.
Offers guidance for diagnosing and resolving common faults and malfunctions.
Describes how to navigate and utilize the device's menu structure for configuration.
Details various protection functions (L, S, S2, D, G, U, etc.) and their parameters.
Outlines available settings for circuit breaker, frequency, modules, and system configuration.
Describes the options available for testing the protection release and circuit breaker.
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