GE Power Break II - Trip Unit Setup; Chapter 3. Accessory Operation; Bell Alarm - Alarm Only; Operation

Power Break
®
II
Circuit
Breakers
Chapter
3
.
Accessory
Operation
Catalog
No
.
Contact
Rating
SPBAL
240
6
A
at
240
Vac
0.25
A
at
250
Vdc
0.50
A
at
125
Vdc
t
i
SPBAL
600
©
6
A
at
600
Vac
0.25
A
at
250
Vdc
0.50
A
at
125
Vdc
©
The
600
V
version is
not
UL
listed
.
Table
7
.
Bell
Alarm
with
Lockout
catalog
numbers
.
31
EtfC
32
4
MOO
Peak
Wash
120
V
AC
50
/
60
HZ
125
VDC
Remove
accessory
power
‘
V
-
ig
or
removing
Norn
Current
85
mA
1.5
A
Operation
The Bell
Alarm
with Lockout
prevents
reclosing
of
the breaker
after
a
trip
until
the
reset
button
on
the
front of
the module
is
pressed
.
This
trip
can
be
caused
by
an
overcurrent
condition
detected
by
the
Trip
Unit
or
can
be
generated
by
the
Shunt
Trip
or
Undervoltage
Release
,
if
installed and
if
the
appro
-
priate
switches
have been
set
on
the back
of
the
Trip
Unit
.
(
See
Section
3
-
7
,
Accessory
Configura
-
tion
at
the
Trip
Unit
.
)
In
addition
,
the Bell
Alarm
with
Lockout
provides
normally
open
(
NO
)
and
normally
closed
(
NC
)
alarm
outputs
available
at
the terminal block
on
the
right
side
of
the breaker
,
as
illustrated
in
Figure
11
.
These
outputs
are
returned
to
their normal
state
when the Bell
Alarm
with Lockout
reset
button
is
firmly
pressed
.
Figure
12
.
Shunt
Trip
module
.
In
addition
to
providing
a
trip
signal
to
the
breaker
,
the
Shunt
Trip
accessory
module
can
be
set
up
to
interact with
other
Power
Break
13
accessories
.
DIP
switches
on
the
rear
of
the breaker
Trip
Unit
can
configure
the
Shunt
Trip
accessory
to
activate
a
Bell
Alarm
-
Alarm
Only
accessory
or
a
Bell
Alarm
with
Lockout
accessory
when
a
Shunt
trip
occurs
.
(
See
Section
3
-
7
,
Accessory
Configuration
at
the
Trip
Unit
.
)
The
catalog
numbers
for
the
Shunt
Trip
for
various
voltage
applications
are
listed
in
Table
8
.
For
installation
instructions
see
GEH
-
6284
.
12
(
Common
)
Catalog
Number
Voltage
Rating
®
Peak Inrush
Current
,
A
®
Nominal
RMS
Current
,
mA
24
Vac
24
Vdc
SPST
024
1.5
140
11
(
Normally
Open
)
48
Vac
48
Vdc
SPST
048
1.5
110
10
(
Normally
Closed
)
120
Vac
125
Vdc
SPST
120
1.5
85
Figure
11
.
Bell Alarm
with
Lockout
connections
on
the
right
terminal block
.
The
contacts
are
shown
in
the
reset state
.
SPST
208
208
Vac
1.5
50
240
Vac
250
Vdc
SPST
240
1.5
40
®
24
-
240
Vac
devices
are
rated
for
50
/
60
Hz
.
®
Peak
inrush
current
is
present
for
2
-
6
ms
after
activation
.
This number
is
provided
so
that
fuses
and
supplies
can
be
chosen
appropriately
.
Table
8
.
Catalog
numbers and
voltages
for
the
Shunt
Trip
.
3
-
5
Shunt
Trip
The
Shunt
Trip
module
,
shown
in
Figure
12
,
allows the breaker
to
be
tripped
electrically
from
a
remote
location
.
10
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