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General| Breaking capacity | 6 kA |
|---|---|
| Tripping curve | B, C, D |
| Rated voltage | 230/400 V AC |
| Mounting | DIN rail |
| Poles | 1P, 2P, 3P, 4P |
| Rated current | 6A, 10A, 16A, 20A, 25A, 32A, 40A, 63A |
| Standards | IEC 60898-1 |
This section details safety advice for user protection and preventing property damage.
Provides information on the manual's purpose, field of application, and intended audience for effective use.
Lists and defines common abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity and reference.
Details the four versions of h3+ moulded case circuit breakers with electronic trip units and their connectors.
Explains the components of the h3+ communication system and its overall function.
Describes the HTP610H configuration tool, its field of application, and its capabilities for testing and diagnostics.
Details the HTD210H panel display, its functions, and technical specifications for configuration and data viewing.
Explains the Modbus communication module for connecting to monitoring systems and its technical specifications.
Describes the AX/AL Energy auxiliary for counting operation cycles and trip events, and its connection.
Covers navigating the trip unit's menus, including protection, measurement, configuration, and information.
Details the various protection functions: long time delay, short time delay, instantaneous, ground, and neutral protection.
Explains the measurement capabilities, including real-time variables, averages, energy, and accuracy.
Describes alarm types, priority levels, signalling methods, and the management of trip, custom, and system alarms.
Details the connectors available on the circuit breaker and the corresponding connection accessories.
Provides instructions for initial start-up, configuration of settings like Ir, and managing data write permission.
Guides on connecting the communication module to the circuit breaker, its power supply, and inputs/outputs.
Explains the procedure for assembling and connecting the AX/AL Energy auxiliary to the circuit breaker.
Details the connection procedures for the PTA output contact and the OAC output contact.
Covers overview, connection, supply, first-time start-up, and configuration recommendations for the HTD210H display.
Guides on preparing the tool, connecting it, logging in, and performing protection and measurement configuration.
Describes how to display information on the embedded display, HTP610H tool, and operating data on agardio.manager.
Explains the Modbus RTU protocol, module advantages, and circuit breaker's role as a Modbus slave device.
Details password-protected access levels for remote modifications and managing Modbus passwords for security.
Provides guidance on connecting the communication module to the Modbus network using specific cables and RJ45 connectors.
Explains how to adjust Modbus parameters like address, parity, BAUD rate, and 120Ω resistance using front face dials.
Refers to user manuals for details on communication with the agardio.manager system.
Offers advice on resolving issues with the h3+ system, covering common malfunctions and their solutions.
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