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Instruction Book IB182071EN
July 2018
Remote Power Racking System
(RPR-2)
www.eaton.com
19)    Pull the unit away from the switchgear, while disconnecting 
the insertion shaft from the racking adaptor.
20)    Remove the racking adaptor from the breaker and place it back 
into the storage box on the RPR-2 unit. 
21)    Turn Off the Power Module with the Power Switch. To turn 
off the UPS, press and hold the Off button for approximately 
five seconds.
22)    Lower the Power module to the lowest position and engage 
the Transport Latch. (Figure 3.3)  The pendant can be stored 
by wrapping the cord around the post at the base of the RPR-2 
unit. (Figure 3.5)  Place the RPR-2 unit cover over the base 
while in storage. (Figure 3.4)
23)    The UPS should be connected to a wall receptacle when not in 
use to maintain a charge on the batteries.
D.2   REMOVAL PROCEDURE USING THE RPR-2
1)    Follow all procedures defined by company’s Personal Protective 
Equipment and Safety policy and the precautions and racking 
instructions in the breaker IB.
2)    Move the RPR-2 unit in front of the switchgear cell. Open 
the cell door to allow for access to the rotary type racking 
mechanism of the breaker. If the cell has closed door racking 
capability, insert the racking adaptor through the provided 
opening with the cell door closed.
3)    Verify that the power circuit breaker is open and ready to be 
racked out from the Connected position. 
4)    If engaged, release Transport Latch to allow for vertical 
movement of the Power Module. (Figure 3.6)
5)    Turn on the Powerware UPS for the RPR-2 by pressing the  
On button for approximately five seconds and allow for the 
unit to initialize. (Figure 4.5) For all other menu settings and 
features, please refer to the UPS instruction CD.
6)    Turn on the power to the Power Module with the Power 
Switch. (Figure 3.6)
7)    Select the correct breaker program on the Power Module by 
pressing and releasing the Breaker Select Button until the 
desired program is displayed on the Fusion Controller. (Figure 
4.1)  
8)    Select the REMOVE direction on the Insert/Remove switch. 
(Figure 4.1)
9)    Select the correct racking adaptor for the breaker being 
inserted. (Figure 3.1)  Place the racking adaptor on the breaker’s 
racking mechanism shaft. Position the RPR-2 shaft with the 
racking adaptor. Turn the Insertion Shaft Lock to Unlatched 
position to allow for connection the RPR-2 into the racking 
adaptor on the power circuit breaker. (Figure 3.6)  An extension 
can be used if a longer length is needed. If necessary, the Jog 
button (Figure 3.6) can be pressed to rotate the shaft for correct 
alignment (amber pendant and tower light will illuminate). 
Horizontal alignment can be achieved with the casters and 
vertical alignment by raising or lowering the Power Module. 
(Figure 4.2)
10)    Once the RPR-2 is connected, properly adjust the unit away 
from the cell to insure the proper amount of travel is available 
for the power circuit breaker insertion process. When an 
adequate amount of travel distance is achieved, the red tower 
light will illuminate. 
11)    Engage the foot brake on the RPR-2 truck. Verify that the 
correct power circuit breaker program and the Remove 
direction are selected by viewing the LCD screen on the Fusion 
Controller (Figure 4.1).
12)    In order to start the racking process for the Westinghouse DH 
Air breaker the installed Push Handle will need to be pushed in 
to rack the breaker. The Push Handle will be in this position for 
the entire racking process. (Figure D.1)
m WARNING
SELECTION OF THE INCORRECT POWER CIRCUIT BREAKER PROGRAM MAY 
RESULT IN THE RPR-2 UNIT SIGNALING COMPLETION OF THE REMOVAL 
CYCLE WITH THE POWER CIRCUIT BREAKER ONLY PARTIALLY REMOVED.
13)    Take the Pendant and move a safe distance away from 
front of the power circuit breaker. (The distance should be 
predetermined through Arc Flash calculations.)
m WARNING
IF AT ANY TIME DURING THE REMOVAL PROCESS AN OVER-TORQUE 
OCCURS THE AMBER LIGHT ON THE PENDANT AND TOWER WILL 
FLASH. THE UNIT WILL NOT REMOVE THE BREAKER FURTHER UNTIL THE 
PROBLEM IS RESOLVED. FOLLOW THE COMPANY’S SAFETY PROCEDURES 
WHEN APPROACHING THE SWITCHGEAR CELL.
14)    When area is clear, depress and hold the Remove button 
(black with white arrow) on the pendant. (Figure 4.3)  This will 
initiate the removal process on the RPR-2 unit. The amber light 
on the pendant and on the tower light will illuminate while the 
power circuit breaker is in the removal process. 
ote:N If at any time during the removal process the Remove button is 
released, the tower lights and pendant light will not be illuminated.
15)     When the power circuit breaker is in the Disconnected 
position, the green tower light will illuminate and the amber 
light on the pendant will turn off. This indicates that it is now 
safe to approach the power circuit breaker.
16)    When the Green indicator light is illuminated the Push 
Handle will need to be released on the breaker. By lifting up 
the Operator Lock the Push Handle can be disengaged and 
released.
17)    To disconnect the RPR-2 unit, push the unit toward the 
switchgear cell to disengage the brakes. Lift the brake lever up 
to engage the holding magnet.
18)    Turn the Insertion Shaft Lock to the Latched position. Push the 
unit towards the breaker until the insertion shaft latches.
19)    Pull the unit away from the switchgear, while disconnecting 
the insertion shaft from the racking adaptor.
20)    Remove the racking adaptor from the breaker and place it back 
into the storage box on the RPR-2 unit. 
21)    Turn Off the Power Module with the Power Switch. To turn 
off the UPS, press and hold the Off button for approximately 
five seconds.
22)    Lower the Power module to the lowest position and engage 
the Transport Latch. (Figure 3.3)  The pendant can be stored 
by wrapping the cord around the post at the base of the RPR-2 
unit. (Figure 3.5)  Place the RPR-2 unit cover over the base 
while in storage. (Figure 3.4)
23)    The UPS should be connected to a wall receptacle when not in 
use to maintain a charge on the batteries.