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General| Type | Pow-R-Line CS |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Enclosure Type | NEMA 1, NEMA 3R, NEMA 12 |
| Voltage Rating | 600V AC |
| Current Rating | 400A |
| Interrupting Rating | 200 kAIC |
| Bus Material | Aluminum or Copper |
| Standards | UL |
| Mounting | Floor Mount |
Provides context for the manual's purpose and scope regarding safety.
Emphasizes overall safety precautions for handling electrical equipment and the switchboard.
Details procedures for checking incoming shipments for completeness and damage.
Instructions for safely moving and lifting heavy switchboard sections.
Explains how to use provided lifting points for safe operation.
Guidance on using rollers and best practices for storing switchboards.
Steps for preparing the site, foundation, and ensuring alignment for installation.
Procedures for moving the switchboard into its final position and alignment.
Details on joining individual switchboard sections using provided hardware.
Instructions for using splice plates to connect main busbars between switchboard sections.
Information on factory-installed wiring for lighting and appliance circuits.
Procedures for making power connections to the switchboard.
Details on connecting wires and cables using lugs and connectors.
Specific requirements for rear-connected switchboards, like cable bracing.
Procedures for checking overcurrent devices before energizing.
Information on adjustable trip settings for thermal magnetic and electronic trip units.
Details on ground fault protection (GFP) systems and their testing.
Handling current transformers and disconnecting TVSS/SPD for testing.
Performing insulation tests and post-test reassembly and securing.
Emphasizes the importance of a systematic maintenance schedule for equipment longevity.
Initial insulation testing before cleaning and guidelines for cleaning components.
Post-cleaning insulation testing and inspection of bus/cable connections.
Visual check of insulation for damage and replacement as needed.
Maintenance for circuit breakers, fusible devices, and fuse replacement procedures.
Maintenance for meters, controllers, surge devices, secondary wiring, and ventilation.
Procedures for handling short-circuits, overloads, and physical damage.
Importance of maintaining records for future reference and analysis.
Hazards associated with water damage and required response actions.
Information on ordering replacement parts and using genuine Eaton parts.
Table providing torque values for copper or aluminum busbar connections.
Reference to switchboard maintenance, testing, and inspection logs.
