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  4. ELEKTRA TAILFINGEN Schaltgeräte GmbH & Co. KG

Emergency-off main switch S series
rotarylow-voltage3-pole

emergency-off main switch
emergency-off main switch
emergency-off main switch
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Characteristics

Type
rotary
Voltage level
low-voltage
Number of poles
3-pole, 4-pole
Assembly
panel-mount
Protection level
IP65, IP54
Applications
for motor insulation
Other characteristics
emergency-off, with undervoltage release
Primary current

Max.: 160 A

Min.: 25 A

VAC

400 V

Description

Elektra S series main switches with a low voltage circuit breaker provide protection against automatic restarting when power is restored following a power cut. They fulfil the requirements of DIN EN 60204 Part 1, clause 7.5 by means of a low-voltage circuit breaker coil, which has a mechanism that after any power cut causes the switch to jump back into the 0 position. If there is no power, the switch cannot be turned on. Additional equipment - Power bus connection - Extra terminal clamp for control current circuit - Auxiliary contacts' function ELEKTRA main switches of the S series with undervoltage release comply with this requirement owing to an undervoltage release coil which, after power failure, makes the switch jump back to the ”off“ position by means of a mechanism. If the voltage has not been applied, the switch does not click. For example, please see opposite functional diagram showing the incorporation of the emergency-off push button (NC con-tact) and PTC temperature feeler (NC contact) into the control circuit. The coil trips the main switch if the control circuit is interrupted.

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