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General| Brand | Westinghouse |
|---|---|
| Model | DS-206 |
| Category | Circuit breakers |
| Language | English |
Supplementary information and illustrations for breaker types DS and DSL. Illustrations aid identification of parts and sub-assemblies.
Lists breaker types including DS-206, DSL-206, DS-416, DSL-416, DS-420, DS-632, DS-840 with their respective frame sizes.
Guidance on stocking spare parts based on the number of breakers to minimize emergency situations and reduce downtime.
Instructions on how to order parts, including item name, style number, quantity, and desired method of shipment.
Information on where to find style numbers for pricing, referencing Price and Entry Guide 120 and Electronic AMS.
Details on common components applicable to all breaker types, including auxiliary switches, secondary contacts, and fastener kits.
Note that standard hardware like bolts and nuts are not listed and should be purchased locally.
Lists style numbers for breaker lifting yokes and front covers for various breaker types.
Lists style numbers for DS breaker labels and specifies the part number for breaker rollers.
Specifies the type of grease for mechanical parts and contacts, and lists available video tapes for maintenance.
Details all components of the three pole unit assembly, including bases, studs, contacts, and levers for DS-206, DSL-206, DS-206S.
Details all components of the single pole unit assembly, including bases, studs, contacts, and levers for DS-416, DSL-416, DS-416S, DS-420.
Details all components of the single pole unit assembly for DS-632, including bases, studs, contacts, and levers.
Details all components of the single pole unit assembly for DS-840, including bases, studs, contacts, and levers.
Details on assembled arc chutes and mounting screws for various breaker types, illustrated in Figure 13.
Details on removable insulating barriers, outer and inner, for various breaker types, as shown in figures.
Details the main levering mechanism assembly, including its components and related parts.
Lists components included and not included in the levering mechanism assembly, with style numbers.
Covers the mechanism assembly, including included and excluded parts, for DS/DSL breakers excluding DS-632/DS-840.
Details the mechanism assembly, including included and excluded parts, specifically for DS-632 and DS-840 breakers.
Illustrates and lists components for trip, spring release, and spring charging mechanisms for various breaker types.
Details the undervoltage trip device, available as a complete assembly, with part numbers for different voltages.
Provides style numbers for overcurrent trip switches, differentiating between manual and electrical reset types.
Details Amptector I-A trip functions (L, S, I, G) and available combinations with their style numbers.
Details Amptector II-A trip functions (SE, TR, DU) and available models with their style numbers.
Specifies the style number for the direct trip actuator used on Type DS breakers.
Lists sensor ratings, amperes, and style numbers, referencing I.B. 33-790-1F for application.
Illustrates and provides the style number for the latch check switch.
Lists style numbers for new, additional, and replacement auxiliary switches for breakers.
Details the undervoltage trip device assembly, including voltage variations and part numbers.
Lists overcurrent trip switch configurations for different voltages and reset types (manual/electrical).
Details style numbers for blown limiter indicator and isolating transformer assemblies for DSL-206 and DSL-416 breakers.
Provides style numbers for limiters based on breaker type, rating, and current amperes.
Details miniature ammeters with various scales and Type W-2 ammeter switches for feeder circuit instrumentation.
Lists current transformers for metering and instrumentation only, with ratios and style numbers.
Explains interference interlocks supplied on breakers to ensure correct insertion into compartments.
Describes key interlocks that are operative after breakers are withdrawn beyond the disconnect position.
Lists complete cell parts available for blank compartments, including mounting pan, rails, and door assemblies.
Lists optional items for cells such as secondary contacts, heaters, current transformers, and insulation boots.
Table detailing cell part style numbers based on breaker type, cell location, riser material, and compartment depths.
Lists direct replacements for heaters based on wattage and voltage, with corresponding style numbers.
