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June 2005
CAT.02.02.S.K.CD For more information visit: www.EatonElectrical.ca
145
XT IEC Power Control
Manual Motor Protectors
Technical Data and Specifications
Time/Current Curve
Characteristics
The time/current characteristic, the current limiting charac-
teristics and the I
2
t characteristics were determined in accor-
dance with DIN VDE 0660 and IEC 60 947.
The tripping characteristic of the inverse-time delayed over-
load releases (thermal overload releases or “a” releases) for
DC and AC with a frequency of 0 to 400 Hz also apply to the
time/current characteristic.
The characteristics apply to the cold state. At operating
temperature, the tripping times of the thermal releases are
reduced to approximately 25%.
Under normal operating conditions, all three poles of the
device must be loaded. The three main conducting paths
must be connected in series in order to protect single-phase
or DC loads.
With 3-pole loading, the maximum deviation in the tripping
time for 3 times the setting current and upwards is ±20% and
thus in accordance with DIN VDE 0165.
The tripping characteristics for the instantaneous, electro-
magnetic overcurrent releases (short-circuit releases or “n”
releases) are based on the rated current I
n
, which is also the
maximum value of the setting range for circuit-breakers with
adjustable overload releases. If the current is set to a lower
value, the tripping current of the “n” release is increased by
a corresponding factor.
The characteristics of the electromagnetic overcurrent
releases apply to frequencies of 50/60 Hz. Appropriate
correction factors must be used for lower frequencies up to
16-2/3 Hz, for higher frequencies up to 400 Hz and for DC.
Time/current characteristics, current limiting characteristics
and I
2
t characteristics are available on request.
x
Figure 76. MMP Tripping Characteristics — XTPB, XTPR Frame B and
XTPT (not for XTPM)
Figure 77. MMP Tripping Characteristics — XTPR Frame D
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XTPB, XTPR Frame B
XTPT
Seconds
Milli-seconds
Minutes
x Rated Operational Current
XTPR Frame D
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x Rated Operational Current
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