GEK-49826D

INSTRUCTIONS

INSTANTANEOUS OVERCURRENT RELAYS

TYPES:

HFC21B, HFC22B, HFC23C

GE Protection and Control

205 Great Valley Parkway
Malvern, PA 19355-1337
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CONTENTS
PAGE

DESCRIPTION
APPLICATION
CONSTRUCTION
RATINGS
CONTACTS
BURDENS
CHARACTERISTICS
RECEIVING, HANDLING AND STORAGE
ACCEPTANCE TESTS
GENERAL
VISUAL INSPECTION
MECHANICAL INSPECTION
DRAWOUT RELAYS, GENERAL
POWER REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL
HI—SEISMIC INSTANTANEOUS UNIT
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION TESTS
PERIODIC CHECKS AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
CONTACT CLEANING
COVER CLEANING
SYSTEM TEST
SERVICING
HI-SEISMIC INSTANTANEOUS UNIT
RENEWAL PARTS
LIST OF FIGURES
(Cover Photo 8043211)

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INSTANTANEOUS OVERCLJRRENT RELAYS

TYPES:

HFCC21B, HFC22B, HFC23C

DESCR IPTION

The Type HFC relays covered by this instruction book consist of one or more hinged
armature instantaneous overcurrent units, each with two electrically separate
contacts, assembled in a type Cl single end drawout case. The units have a hi—seismic
rating and are identified by the letters “Hi—G” molded into the target block. Each
unit includes a target button, which is raised into view and latched, when the unit
picks up. The targets are manually reset by a button on the front of the relay cover.

The various relay types differ only in the number of units included in the case,
as tabulated below:

RELAY TYPE NUMBER OF UNITS

HFC21B 1
HFC22B 2
HFC23C 3

APPLICATION

The Type HFC relays are generally applied where a direct trip instantaneous
overcurrent function is required. Typical applications are on transmission lines to
supplement existing distance relays, or pilot schemes, with instantaneous overcurrent
relays set to detect severe close—in faults; or in the distribution area, in
combination with time overcurrent relays, and an automatic reclosing scheme, to provide
coordination with branch fuses. When determining the pickup setting of the
instantaneous units in these applications, their transient overreach characteristic
(shown in Figure 7) must be considered. The percent transient overreach must be
applied to proportionately increase the calculated pickup setting so that the
instantaneous units will not overreach a downstream device, thereby causing loss of
coordination in the system protection scheme.

The Type HFC21B can be applied with a doughnut—type current transformer encircling
the three phase conductors (ground sensor scheme), to provide sensitive ground fault
protection.

These instructions do not purport to cover all details or variations in equipment nor to provia’e for
ec,ri possible continyoncy to be met in Connection with Installation, operation or maintenance. Should
furtner informato.i be des:reci or should particular proble,rm arise which are not covered sufficiently for
the purchasers purposes, the matter should be referred to the General Electric Company.
To the pxret required the jrducts described heroin meet applicable ANSi, IEEA’ and NEMA standards:
!jt no such assurance is given wth respect to local codes and ordinances because they vary greatly.

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otor,
e di ff eren tia l protection of a m ith
prov id 6. W
lay can be used to e shown in Figure figure,
The Type HFC23C re d primar y cu rre nt sch em
cated in this
of the self-balanc terminals, as indi t included in the
usually by means ted at th e ma ch ine no
rmers moun the machine are
the current transfo uit breaker arid e some form of
the cables be tw ee n th e ci rc uip me nt should includ
Therefore, the sw
itc hg ea r eq at the circuit
differential zone. m cu rre nt tra ns formers located
ying, operating fro es.
overcurrent rela
ection of these cabl
breakers, for prot

CONSTRUCTION
cture assembly
ca se , co ver, support stru and
consist of a mo lde d See cover figure,
The Type HFC relays make up the electrical connection.
plug to
and a connection
.
Figures 1, 2 and 12 shown in Figure
11, has
r th e Cl ca se , in the
tion/test system fo ting bar located
The drawout connec n points, and a visible CT shor t br hes in
us
ov ision s fo r 14 connectio aw n, it cl ea rs the shorter contacre any other
pr dr fo
ection plug is with uit is opened be
front. As the conn rcuits first. Thus, the trip circ on th e ca se connection
the output contact
ci
e cu rre nt ci rc ui t brushes to short circit
ar e di sc on ne ct ed . Next, th er fr on t of th e case)
circuits d at the low ides visual
ortin9 bar (locate The window prov t circuit
block engage the shtransformer secondary connections. the cu rr en
external current Th e co nn ec tio n plug then clears t st ructure, to
irm atio n of CT shorting. th os e on th e relay suppor
conf ally
on the case, and fin ent.
contact brushes dra wo ut el em
rgize the
completely de-ene unit, with two
sm all hi ng ed or armature type When the
unit is a the support stru
cture.
The instantaneous mo un ted on
up and re m ains exposed
se pa ra te contacts wh ich la tc he s
electrica lly targ et e cover.
eo us un it pi ck s up, it raises a te d on th e up pe r left side of th
instantan loca
by pressing a button,
until it is released d into the target
block to
i-G ” mo lde
unit has the lette
rs “H s peak axial
The instantaneous ic fr ag ility level exceed
a hi-seismic unit.
Th e se ism quency input
distinguish it as en te st ed us in g a biaxial multi-fre Standard for
g’s (4 g ZPA) wh cordance with the
acceleration of 10 qu ired re sp on se spectra (RRS) in ac
a re
motion to produce 1978.
Te sting of Relays, ANSI 37.98—
Seismic

RATINGS
s from minus
n in an am bie nt air temperature
signed for operat io
The relays are de es are shown in Table 1.
Rang
200C to plus 55°C.
TABLE 1
Current Range
Frequency
(Amperes)
Relay (Hertz)

HFC21B 0.5-4 and 2-50

HFC22B 50/60
HFC23C

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The instantaneous units have a tapped coil for operation on either one or two
ranges, HIGH (H) or LOW (L). Selection of the HIGH or LOW range is determined by the
position of the link located on the top of the support structure (see Figure 1 and
Table 2).

TABLE 2

Hi-Seismic Continuous ***Qne Second

Instantaneous Link **Range Rating Rating
Unit (Amps) Position (Amps) (Amps) (Amps) K

L 0.5 2 0.75 8,836

0.5 4
-

94
-

H 2 - 4 1.5

L 2 -10 3.7 16,900

2 50 130
-

H 10 -50 7.5

**The range is approximate, which means that the 2—10 amp range may be 2-8
amps, and the 10—50 amp range may be 8-50 amps. There will always be at least
one ampere overlap between the maximum L setting and the minimum H setting.
Always select the higher range whenever possible, since it has a higher
continuous rating.

***Higher currents may be applied for shorter lengths of time in accordance with
the formula:

CONTACTS

The contacts will carry 30 amperes trip current.

BURDENS

The hi—seismic instantaneous unit burdens are listed in Table 3.

CHARACTERISTICS

The instantaneous units have either a 25 to 1 or an 8 to 1 range with a tapped

coil. There are high and low ranges, selected by means of links located on the top of
the support structure (see Figure 1). The time current curve for the instantaneous
units is shown in Figure 8.

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TABLE 3

urden in Ohms (Z
Minimum Burden at Minimum Times_Pickup
Hi-Seismic Pickup Pickup_(Ohms) 10 20
Range
—

Link Z 3
Inst. Unit (Amps) (Amps) R
(Amps) Hz Position 7.80
14.44 9.81 8.56
0.5 10.63 9.77 4.26 4.18
L 0.5 2 3.49 6.21 4.66
5.13
-

0.5—4 60 H 2 - 4 2
0.457
0.750 0.650 0.992 0.634 0.480 0.070
2 1
L 2 - 10
0.070 0.024 0.074 0.072 0.07
2-50 60 H 10 - 50 10

8.18 7.13 6.50

8.86 8.14 12.03 3.48
L 0.5 2 0.5 5.18 3.88 3.55
-

2 4.28 2.91
0.5-4 50 H 2 - 4
0 0.380
0.625 0.542 0.827 0.528 0.40 0.058
2 10 2 0. 06 0 0. 05 9
L -

0.058 0.020 0.062

2-50 50 H 10 - 50 10

E
LING AND STORAG
RECEIViNG, HAND
shipped in
pa rt of a co nt rol panel will be of a relay,
not included as on receipt
These relays, when the m ag ai ns t da ma ge. Immediately up resulting from rough
protect If damage
cartons designed to damage sustained in transit. th e tra nsportation company
and
fo r any m at once w ith
examine it t, file a damage clai tric Apparatus Sales Office.
handling is eviden El ec
nearest General
promptly notify the e re lay in order that
none of
in un pa ck in g th
ould be exercised
Reasonable care sh the adjustments disturbed.
ged or
the parts are dama stored in their
le d im m ed iate ly , they should be metallic chips.
t to be instal dust and
If the relays are no e that is free from moisture, its way inside wh
en the
rto ns in a pl ac e ca se ma y fin d
original ca e of th
llected on the outsid the operation of the relay.
Foreign matter co le in
d cause troub
cover is removed, an
S
ACCEPTANCE TEST

mage has
GENERAL
on deliv er y to ensure that no dabed. If
up not been distur
examined and tested
The relay should be t and that the relay calibrations have refer to the section on
ipmen ssary,
been sustained in sh indicates that a readjustment is nece
examination or te st
SERVICING.

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The following tests may be performed as part of the installation of the relay at
the discretion of the user. Since most operating companies use different procedures
for acceptance and installation tests, the following section includes all applicable
tests that may be performed on Ihe relays.

VISUAL INSPECTION

Check the nameplate stamping to ensure that the model number and rating of the
relay agree with the requisition.

Remove the relay from its case and check that there are no broken or cracked
molded parts or other signs of physical damage, and that all the screws are tight.

MECHANICAL INSPECTION

1. The armature and contacts of the instantaneous unit should move freely when
operated by hand. There should be at least 1/64—inch wipe on the instantaneous
contacts.

2. The target in the instantaneous unit must come into view and latch when the
armature is operated by hand, and should unlatch when the target release button is
operated.

3. Make sure that the brushes and shorting bars agree with the internal connections
di a gram.

CAUTION: If there is a need to tighten any screws, DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. Overtightening

may cause stripping.

DRAWOUT RELAYS, GENERAL

The HFC relays may be tested without removing them from the panel by using the
12XCA11A1 four-point test probes. These test probes make connections to both the relay
and the external circuitry, which provides maximum flexibility, but requires
reasonable care in use, since a CT shorting jumper is necessary when testing. The CT
circuit may also be tested by using an ammeter with the 12XCA11A2. See the test circuit
of Figure 9.

NOTE: Figure 9 shows test connections for the HFC21B current transformer, and the
left unit current transformer of the HFC22B and HFC23C. To test the CTs of
the HFC22B and HFC23C, refer to internal connections shown in Figures 4 and
5, respectively.

POWER REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL

All alternating current operated devices are affected by frequency. Since non—
sinusoidal waveforms can be analyzed as a fundamental frequency plus harmonics of the
fundamental frequency, it follows that alternating current devices (relays) will be
affected by the applied waveform.

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ntial to
at in g cu rre nt relays it is esse
al te rn freedom
r to properly test e purity of the sine wave (i.e., its relay;
Therefore, in orde Th r
current and/or volta
ge. for any particula
use a sine wave es se d as a finite number or saturating
from harmonics)
cannot be ex pr
R-L or RC networks n
relay using tuned
ci rc ui ts , lly affected by no
however, any cu rre nt re la ys ), would be essentia in Fi gu re 10 , is
ch as time over rcuit, as shown
electromagnets (su He nc e a re sistance-limited ci
ms .
sinusoidal wavefor
recommended.
NEOUS UNIT
HI-SEISMIC INSTANTA sition for the
un it lin k is in the correct po , since the
instantaneo us ssible
Make sure that the Us e th e hi gh er range whenever po ing pickup and
range in which it
is to operate. ections for test
hi gher co nt in uo us rating. Test conn
higher range has a
shown in Figure 10.
operating times are unit of the
tio ns fo r the HF C21B and the left C23C, refer
st connec e HFC22B and HF
NOTE: Figure 10 shows te te st th e other units of th
HFC22B and HFC2 3C . To d 5, respectively.
co nn ec tio ns sho wn in Figures 4 an
to internal
Unit
smic Instantaneous
Setting the Hi-Sei the unit as
sta bl e co re lo ca ted at the top of loosen the
unit has an adju a desired pickup,
The instantaneous e in sta nt aneous unit to pickup; turning
shown in Figure 1.
To se t th
oc kw ise decreases the
the core. Turning
th e co re cl until the unit
locknut and adjust ck up . Br ing up the current slowly pickup value
increases the pi until the desired
it counterclockwise necessary to repeat this operation e lock nu t.
picks up. It may
be
ku p va lu e is re ached, tighten th
the desired pic
is obtained. Once TINGS OF THE
US AN D ONE SECOND RA
TABLE 2 FOR THE
CO NT IN UO CURRENT TO THE
CAUTION: REFER TO CE ED TH ES E RA TIN GS WHEN APPLYING
DO NOT EX
INSTANTANEOUS UNIT.
INSTANTANEOUS UN IT.
re
tained between a co
us un it (s ee Ta ble 2) must be ob terc lo ck w ise fro m
e ran ge of th e in stantaneo ise , an d 20 turns coun n.
Th cloc kw posit io
th of a turn fully the fully clockwise
position of one-eigh sition. Do not leave the core in
ise po
the fully clockw

INSTALLATION
st,
dry, free from du
d in a lo ca tio n that is clean,
installe
The relay should be ate inspection an
d testing.
lig ht ed to facilit
and we ll l drilling
rfa ce . Th e outline and pane
mounted on a verti
ca l su mounting, and
The relay should be 13 . Fi gu re 12 shows semi—flush
d
wn in Figures 12 an ce mounting.
dimensions are sho me tho ds of su rfa
rious
Figure 13 shows va Figures 3, 4 and 5.
gra ms fo r th e re lays are shown in
ections dia
The internal conn
S
INSTALLATION TEST installation:
ar e to be pe rfo rm ed at the time of
s
The following test

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Hi-Seismic Instantaneous Unit

1. Select the desired range by setting the link in the proper position (see
Figure 1 and the internal connections diagram). Always select the higher
range whenever possible, since it has a higher continuous rating.

2, Set the instantaneous unit to pick up at the desired current level. See
11 in the ACCEPTANCE TESTS section.
‘Setting the Instantaneous Unit

All the tests described under INSTALLATION must be performed at the time of
installation. In addition, if those test described under the ACCEPTANCE TESTS section
were not performed prior to installation, it is recommended that they be performed at
this time.

PERIODIC CHECKS AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

In view of the vital role of protective relays in the operation of a power system,
it is important that a periodic test program be followed. The interval between
periodic checks will vary depending upon environment, type of relay and the user’s
experience with periodic testing. Until the user has accumulated enough experience to
requirements, it is suggested
select the test interval best suited to his individual
that the points listed below be checked at an interval of from one to two years.

CONTACT CLEANING
a
A flexible burnishing tool should be used for cleaning relay contacts. This is
in effect resembles a
flexible strip of metal with an etched-roughened surface, which
delicat e that no scratches are
superfine file. The polishing action of this file is so
The
left on the contacts, yet it cleans off any corrosion thoroughly and rapidly.
of the actual points of contact. Do not
flexibility of the tool insures the cleaning
use knives, files, abrasive paper or cloth of any kind to clean relay contacts.

COVER CLEANING
only. No
The clear Lexarc cover should be cleaned with a soft cloth and water
Use of cleaning solutions other than water may
cleaning solutions should be used.
damage the clear cover.

SYSTEM TEST
HFC
Although this instruction book is intended primarily to check and set the
are recommende d at
relay, overall functional tests to check the system’s operation
intervals based on the customer’s experience.

SERVICING

HI-SEISMIC INSTANTANEOUS UNIT

1. Both contacts should close at the same time.

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be at least 1/64-
t the po le piece, there should feeler
2. With the armature ag ai ns
eck th is by in serting a 0.010 inch
ntacts. Ch armature held
inch wipe on the co nt half of the shaded pole with the place. Since
gage between the froould close with the feeler gage in le ve l, It Is
sh seismic fragility
closed. Contacts ts ma y af fe ct the pa bi lit y is of
mechanical adjustmenanical adjustments be made If seismic ca
advised that no mech
concern.

RENEWAL PARTS
for the prompt
of ren ew al pa rts sh ould be kept in stock
s
Sufficient quantitie worn, broken or damage
d.
of any th at are
replacement General
ad dre ss the ne ar es t Sales Office of theired, and
al parts, d, quantity requ
When ordering renew the nam e of the part wante
Sp ec ify the relay.
Electric Company. ta , Inc lud ing the serial number, of
complete namepla te da

e been changed.
the la st ed ition , Figures 12 and 13 hav
Since

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LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE PAGE

1 Type HFC23B Relay Removed from Case, Front View 12

2 Type HFC23B Relay Removed from Case, Rear View 12

3 Internal Connections for Type HFC21B

Relay, Front View 13

4 Internal Connections for Type HFC22B

Relay, Front View 14

5 Internal Connections for Type HFC23C

Relay, Front View 15

6 External Connections for Type HFC23C,

Self-Balancing Primary Current
Differential Scheme for Motor Protection 16

7 Transient Overreach Characteristics

of the Hi—Seismic Instantaneous Unit 17

8 Time-Current Characteristics
of the Hi-Sesimic Instantaneous Unit 18

9 Test Connections for Testing Current

Transformer Secondary Used with the HFC Relay 19

10 Test Connections for Testing Pickup and

Operating Times of the Type HFC Relay
Hi-Seismic Instantaneous Unit 20

11 Cross Section of Type HFC Drawout Case

Showing Shorting Bar 21

12 Outline and Panel Drilling for Type HFC Relay 22

13 Outline and Panel Drilling for Type HFC Relay 23

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RANGE SELECTiON
LINKS
iNSTANTANEOUS
UNIT ADJUSTABLE
CORE

S
i—INSTANTANEOU
UN IT TA RG ET

Front View
2) Ty pe HF C2 3B Re lay , Removed From Case,
Figure 1 (804321
KS
LI C
SELE
RANGE

INSTANTANEOUS
UNIT ADJUSTABLE
•
—

CORE
‘—TARGET RESET
MECHANISM

suor
STRUCTURE

Rear View
Ty pe HF C2 3B Re lay , Removed from Case,
Figure 2 (8043213)

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INSTANTANEOUS INST.
-it

1*
O

INST SETTING
SET LINK TO”H”
FCR HIGH RANGE
AND 1O”L’’ FOR
LOW RANGE.
LINK SHOWN IN
HIGH RANGE
POSIT JON.

*=SHORT FiNGERS

Figure 3 (0269A3074-O) Type HFC21B Internal Connections Diagram, Front View

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INS TA NTANEQIIS
UNITS

II RIGHT_HI
LEFT RIGHT
INST. INST.

BT
EFT

/
H

6 0
C)
3 5
INST. SE TT iN G S
NGE
SET LINK TO 4H’ FOR HIGH RA
LOW RANGE.
AND TO “L” FOR IGH RANGE POSITION.
H
LINK SHOWN IN

ERS
*SHORT FING

agram, Front View

Ty pe HF C2 2B In te rnal Connections Di
)
Figure 4 (0275A1900-O

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INSTANTANEOUS
U N TS

H
LEFT MIDDLE RIGHT
I N ST. INSt INST.

B
H H T
E

L H

3 5
I NSTANTAN EOUS SETTING S
SET LINK TO”H’ FOR HIGH RANGE
AND TO”L’ FOR LOW RANGE.
LINK SHOWN IN HiGH RANGE POSITION.

Figure 5 (0285A6295-O) Internal Connections for Relay Type HFC23C, Front View

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BUS 87-HFC 23C KER

2 3 52-CIRCUIT BREA

& I1
LI
87
7
.—
-
9 10
I IIvi_

4 If
t_::’
* BUS C-f) TRIP BUS
(4-)ALARM

4 (NOTE I)
3N0TE I)
1

MOTOR f.2Q 2

TO ALARM
UD 3
S AN OP TI ON CONNECTING ST ALARM
NOTE l:A AN
ILL PROVIDEIS REMOVED.
S 4
TO (+) ALARM COBUNNECTION PLUG ON ON
WHEN RELAY THIS KIND OF CONNECTIIP
DO NO T U SE LS E TR
UIT SINCE A FA ( —)
THE TRIP CIRC
WOULD OCCUR.

cing
ec tio ns fo rT yp eH FC23C, Self Balan
-O) External Conn Protection
Figure 6 (0285A7123 urrent Differential Scheme for Motor
Primary C

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1NJ3d Ni )VY3&13A0

Figure 7 (0208A8694—2) Transient Overreach Characteristics

Of the Hi-Seismic Instantaneous Unit

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RELA’ GOL RELAY COIL

IN CIRCUIT NOT IN CIRCUIT

RELAY
TERMINALS 0
0
RELAY
51DE
CASE
SIDE

I2XGAIIAI
0
7
0
2XC AHAI
OR 5 6
12XCAI 1A2

TEST CONNECTIONS FOR TESTING GT

SECONDARY USED WITH THE fF0 RELAY

Figure 9 (0269A1787—1) Test Connections for Testing Current

Transformer Secondary Used with the Type HFC Relay

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TO START
TiMER VARIABLE
RESISTOR

oio
MINIMUM
RECCMMEN DED
VOLTS, 120 AT
RATED FREQ. 7o

TO STOP
TIMER
4\ 4\ TO INDICATING
N
r—tLIGHT WHE CKUP
[cHEcKING PI

RELAY 4 5 6
3
TERM INAL
6 U

U U
RE LAY RELAY
SIDE SIDE
CASE CASE
CASE SIDE
SIDE SiDE
12XCAHA1— 0 C)
0

0 5
I CT
1< JU MPER

D
FOR TESTING PICKUP ANAN
TEST CONNECTIONS THE HFC RELAY INST
OPERATING TIMES OF ELECTRiCALLY SEPARATE
TANEOUS UNIT WITH
CONTACTS.

Testing Pickup and

re 10 (02 75A 190 4— O) Test Connections for Instantaneous Unit
Figu c
pe HFC Relay Hi-Seismi
Operating Times of Ty

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ORAWOUT ELEMENT
CONNECTION PLUG CONTACT FINGERS SUPPORT STRUCTURE

RELAY CASE
/
SHORTING BAR
/
CASE CONNECTION BLOCK

Figure 11(8042715) Cross-Section of Type HFC Relay Drawout Case

Showing Shorting Bar

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— cçUD NUMBERING

1
7.376
REY

187MM
F
3. 68
I --

94MM

_
_
-

3.031
77MM
6.062 —

154MM
REAR VIEW

EXTERNAL
CONNECTIONS
10—32 SCREWS

MOUNTING SURFACE
SIDE VIEW
SEMI—FLUSH
TIE ANCHOR
PANEL WASHER
MAX .125 THK. LOCKWASHER 10—32 SCREW
3MM #
SCREW THREADCUTTING
NUT
CABLES
CABLE TIE
VIEW
““

VIEW “An
HDW—O257A8549 C—i for Type HFC Relay
845 2-1 , Sh . 1 [61 ) Ou tlIne and Panel Drilling
Figure 12 (0257A

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STUD
NUMBERING

——

FRONT VIEW REAR VIEW

7.563
I 192MM
LL

SEE VIEW “B”—\

I
EXTERNAL
CONN ECTIONS
10—32 SCREWS—
EIE MOUNTING SURFACE
SIDE VIEW
IER
SURFACE MOUNTING FOR PANEL DRILLING
.188 (5MM) THK. MAX. PANEL

REMOVE KNOCKOUT NUT

VIEW “B”
HDW. 0257A8549 —G2
SEE VIEW “C”\ MOUNTING
SURFACE
EXTERNAL WASHER
CONNECTIONS WASH
10—32 SCREWS
MOUNTING SURFACE
(2) .219 HLS
156
5MM NUT
SIDE VIEW 4MM
SPACER
SURFACE MOUNTING FOR PANEL DRILLING REMOVE KNOCKOUT
.188 (5MM) THK.
AND OVER. REFER TO RELAY FOR VIEW “C”
QUANTITY OF HOLES. HDW. 0257A8549—G2
Figure 13 (0257A8452—1, Sh. 2 [61) Outline and Panel Drilling for Type HFC Relay

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