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9.1
.
7
-
4
LOW
-
VOLT
AGE
POWER
CIRCUIT
BREAKERS
iE
I
nfr
~
t
Relay
the
breaker
closed
,
the
a
contacts
are
closed
.
With
the
circuit
breaker
open
,
the
b
contacts
are
closed
.
Undervoltage
Trip
Device
The
electrically
reset
undervoltage
trip
device
is
a
single
-
phase
device
which
automatical
!
/
trips
the
circuit
breaker
when
the
line
voltage
decreases
to
30
to
60
percent
of
the
rated
voltage
.
This
device
may
be
fur
-
nished
either
for
instantaneous
trip
operation
or
with
adjustable
time
delay
tripping
of
0
-
15
seconds
.
The
undervoltage
trip
device
is
an
integral
unit
which
may
be
added
to
the
circuit
breaker
either
at
the
factory
or
in
the
field
(
evice
is
contained
in
the
black
insulated
mold
-
A
6
"
approximate
,
located
at
the
lower
nt
of
the
mechanism
and
is
used
on
all
electrically
;
rafed
mechanisms
.
The
52
Y
coil
,
and
contacts
52
Y
/
1
,
i
/
2
are
connected
as
shown
in
the
schematic
diu
-
m
.
Figure
2
.
The
purpose
of
this
device
is
to
require
t
,
if
the
remote
or
local
close
contacts
are
dosed
,
ilting
in
the
charging
springs
discharging
,
the
close
tacts
must
First
be
released
(
opened
)
before
the
aker
can
be
reclosed
.
This
prevents
closing
the
aker
more
than
one
time
unless
the
close
contacts
first
released
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"
/
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pr
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f
#
cjin
Itie
trout
plate
when
the
breaker
is
tupped
by
the
UIKICI
volluytr
devH
e
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Table
4
,
page
16
,
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b
contacts
(
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and
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furnished
in
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tact
arrangements
.
They
are
mechanically
intercon
ted
with
the
main
breaker
contacts
such
that
,
with
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.
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>
.
<
h
Open
Mien
Springs
Hie
Cii
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ngei
)
LS
/
7
-
Liati
I
Seiich
Contacts
Open
Mien
Spnngs
are
Oischaiged
.
Closed
When
Spitngs
aie
Cti
.
i
#
geil
L
/
a
-
Contact
Closed
Mien
lieaket
is
Closed
l
/
b
-
Contact
Open
Mien
Breaker
is
Rinsed
o
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6
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r
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t
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:
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i
t
.
H
52
X
-
Latch
Release
Coil
S
2
Y
-
Control
Coil
ri
/
Y
/
l
lockoui
Reljy
Canton
,
Noimoily
Oiini
5
?
Y
/
2
-
lockout
Belay
Contour
,
Noinally
Closeii
r
4
<
r
4
f
I
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B
r
S T ATI O N A R Y
ORAWOUT
*
1
Fig
.
2
Typical
Schematic
Diagram
of
Control
Circuit
»
»
Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.com

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