To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot trip test failure for Allen-Bradley LSIG-MM?
The trip test for Allen-Bradley Circuit breakers might fail due to several reasons:* If the busbar current is greater than 0, normal operation (FN) is suggested.* If the TC is not connected, check the TC connection.* If the battery unit is not connected, connect the battery unit.
What to do if Allen-Bradley LSIG-MM Circuit breakers trip rapidly with I3=Off?
If your Allen-Bradley Circuit breakers trip rapidly when I3 is off, it's likely due to an instantaneous trip (Iinst). This typically indicates a phase-to-neutral (FN) short-circuit with high current. The suggested solution is normal operation (FN) short-circuit with high I.
Why Allen-Bradley LSIG-MM trip times are higher than expected?
If your Allen-Bradley Circuit breakers are tripping slower than expected, several factors could be at play: * The threshold might be set too high; you should correct the threshold.* The curve setting may be too high; adjust the curve accordingly.* If the curve type is set to "t=k/I2", consider changing it to "t=k".* Incorrect neutral selection may also be the cause; ensure correct neutral adjustment.
Why Allen-Bradley LSIG-MM trip times are lower than expected?
If the trip times for your Allen-Bradley Circuit breakers are faster than expected, it could be due to a few reasons:* The threshold might be set too low, so you should correct the threshold.* The curve setting may be too low; adjust the curve accordingly.* An incorrect neutral selection could also be the cause; ensure correct neutral adjustment.
What to do if Allen-Bradley Circuit breakers expected trip does not happen?
If an expected trip does not occur with your Allen-Bradley Circuit breakers, it is possible that the function is turned off. The solution is to enable the protection function (FN).
General| Trip Unit | Electronic |
|---|---|
| Standards | IEC 60947-2 |
| Protection Functions | Long-time, Short-time, Instantaneous, Ground Fault |
| Mounting | Fixed, Drawout |
| Communication Options | Optional communication modules |
Key technical details including protections and functions.
Details of the overload, short-circuit, and earth fault protections.
Configuration of tripping thresholds and time delays using dip switches.
Detailed description and settings for Protection L and Protection S.
Steps for installing, connecting, and verifying trip unit setup.
Predefined settings provided with the LSIG trip unit.
Table listing common issues and their potential causes and solutions.
Table of typical situations, their causes, and suggested solutions.
Procedures for diagnosing and reporting trip unit malfunctions.
List and description of available protections and functions for LSIG-MM.
Comprehensive table summarizing protection functions, thresholds, and tolerances.
Review and adjustment of predefined trip unit operating parameters.
Recommendations for handling faults and introduction to accessories.
