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General| Type | MicroVersaTrip Plus |
|---|---|
| Frame Type | Molded Case |
| Standards | UL 489, CSA C22.2 No. 5 |
| Category | Circuit breakers |
| Frame Size | Various |
| Interrupting Capacity | 10kA |
| Trip Unit Type | Thermal-magnetic |
| Functions | Overcurrent protection, short-circuit protection |
Provides initial instructions and warnings for product use.
Details the physical components and differences between MicroVersaTrip Plus and PM Trip Units.
Lists standard and optional protection, metering, and communication functions available on the trip units.
Explains the system for assigning catalog numbers based on configuration and features.
Covers connections for zone-selective interlock, neutral sensors, communication networks, and voltage inputs.
Outlines the power sources needed for Trip Unit operation, including battery and external power.
Explains labels on the Trip Unit and the function of its keys.
Illustrates the LCD segments and their function in displaying various information.
Details the expected performance accuracy and resolutions for metering and setup modes.
Introduces setup procedures and describes the three operating modes: Setup, Metering, and Status.
Details the procedures for configuring Trip Unit protection and delay settings.
Configures the long-time overcurrent pickup and its associated time delay.
Sets the current level and time delay for short-time overcurrent protection.
Configures immediate overcurrent trip settings and fixed high-range instantaneous protection.
Sets the pickup current and time delay for ground-fault protection.
Configures settings for voltage and current unbalance relay pickup and delay.
Sets pickup and delay parameters for undervoltage and overvoltage protection.
Configures power reversal pickup, power direction, and power-reversal delay.
Sets the rating plug current and potential transformer primary voltage.
Selects the appropriate potential transformer connection type.
Sets power demand intervals and communication address for external systems.
Configures integrated accessories using DIP switches on RMS9D series units.
Introduces the chapter and explains how to access metering displays for electrical parameters.
Details displays for current, voltage, energy, real power, apparent power, demand, and frequency.
Introduces the chapter and explains how to view status, trip information, and operation counters.
Covers normal status, pickup indicators, trip targets, fault displays, and relay trip status.
Details clearing trip information and viewing trip operation counters.
Provides procedures for safely removing and installing Trip Units in various breaker types.
Details the process for removing and replacing interchangeable rating plugs.
Offers guidance for diagnosing and resolving common problems with the Trip Unit.
