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Siemens SENTRON 3WA1 - Maintaining the Main Contacts; Introduction

Siemens SENTRON 3WA1
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Inspection and maintenance
5.7 Maintaining the main contacts
3WA1 air circuit breaker
Equipment Manual, 02/2023, 92310000002-06
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Arc chute article numbers
Article number
Size 1
Breaking capacity N and S
3WA9111-0AS01
Breaking capacity M
3WA9111-0AS02
Breaking capacity E
Fixed-mounted
3WA9111-0AS04
Withdrawable
3WA9111-0AS05
DC non-automatic circuit breaker, breaking capacity E
3WA9111-0AS06
Size 2
Breaking capacity S, M and H
3WA9111-0AS10
Breaking capacity C
3WA9111-0AS11
Breaking capacity E
3WA9111-0AS12
DC non-automatic circuit breaker, breaking capacity D
3WA9111-0AS13
DC non-automatic circuit breaker, breaking capacity E
3WA9111-0AS14
Size 3
Breaking capacity H
3WA9111-0AS17
Breaking capacity E and C
3WA9111-0AS18
You can purchase the accessories in the Siemens Industry Mall
(http://www.siemens.com/product?3WA9111-0AS*).
5.7 Maintaining the main contacts
5.7.1 Introduction
The main contacts can be replaced as often as required until the circuit breaker has
reached its maximum mechanical service life including maintenance. As soon as the
circuit breaker has reached its maximum mechanical service life with maintenance, it
must be replaced.
The maximum mechanical service life of the circuit breaker depends on the total number
of operating cycles achieved. A distinction is made between electrical and mechanical
operating cycles.
Electrical operating cycles:
Every switching operation (ON or OFF) of an air circuit breaker with current flow via
the main contacts up to the maximum rated current is considered an electrical
operating cycle. Due to the current flow, wear of the contacts is higher here than in
case of a purely mechanical operating cycle.
Mechanical operating cycles:
Every switching operation (ON, OFF) of an air circuit breaker, with or without current
flow, is considered a mechanical operating cycle.
The electrical operating cycles are thus a subset of the mechanical operating cycles.

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