DPX 125-160-250 HP - Trip Unit - Rev 2

DPX3 125-160/250 HP
MEGATIKER M3 125-160/250
Trip Unit
05/04/2023 – rev. 2
S&TS Dept. – STPP Technical Support Power Pole
Electrical Infrastructures SBU

INDEX
1) PROTECTION TYPES & VERSIONS
2) OVERCURRENT PROTECTION
3) RESIDUAL CURRENT PROTECTION
4) DC APPLICATIONS
5) TRIP CHARACTERISTICS
6) POWER METERING DEVICE (PMD)
7) ELECTRONIC TRIP UNIT HMI
8) ELECTRONIC ACCESSORIES & ADVANCED USE
(ONLY FOR S10 PROTECTION UNITS)
9) PROTECTION UNIT DIAGNOSTICS

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PROTECTION
TYPES & VERSIONS

PROTECTION TYPES & VERSIONS 4
DPX³ 125-160 HP/M3 125-160:

➢ SWITCH DISCONNECTOR
➢ SWITCH DISCONNECTOR + RCD
➢ THERMALMAGNETIC
➢ THERMALMAGNETIC + RCD
DPX³ 250 HP/M3 250:

➢ SWITCH DISCONNECTOR
➢ SWITCH DISCONNECTOR + RCD
➢ THERMALMAGNETIC
➢ THERMALMAGNETIC + RCD
➢ MAGNETIC ONLY (MOTOR PROTECTION)
➢ MAGNETIC ONLY + RCD
➢ ELECTRONIC S1
LEGENDA
➢ ELECTRONIC S1 + RCD TM: Thermal Magnetic prot.
➢ ELECTRONIC S10 ELE: Electronic prot.
➢ ELECTRONIC S10 + PMD MO: Magnetic Only
➢ ELECTRONIC S10 + RCD S1: Electronic - Rotary adjusters HMI prot.
➢ ELECTRONIC S10 + RCD + PMD S10: Electronic - Display HMI configurable prot.
PMD: Power Measurement Device
RCD: Residual Current device

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OVERCURRENT
PROTECTION
ADJUSTEMENTS

125 (TM) – THERMAL MAGNETIC PROTECTION 6
Settings:
Long time protection:

Ir = ( 0.8 – 0.9 – 1 )In
Short time protection:

Ii = 400A fix up to In = 40A
Ii = 10In with In > 40A
Factory settings:
Ir = In
Protection Seals:
It’s possible to seal the adjustements Before the adjustment, the
at minimum and maxiumum value. breaker must be in trip
Not allowed in intermediate values. position

Settings:

Ir = ( 0.8 – 0.9 – 1 )In

Ii = 10In
Factory settings:
Ir = In
Protection Seals:
It’s possible to seal the adjustements Before the adjustment, the
at minimum and maxiumum value. breaker must be in trip
Not allowed in intermediate values. position

Settings:

Ir = ( 0.8 – 0.9 – 1 )In

Ii = 400A fix up to In = 40A
Ii = 6,5 – 10 - 13In for In = 50A
Ii = 5 - 7,5 - 10In for In > 50A
Factory settings:
Protection Seals: Ir =1xIn
It’s possible to seal the Ii = 10xIn / 13xIn
adjustements at minimum
and maxiumum value. Before the adjustment, the
Not allowed in intermediate breaker must be in trip position
values.

250 (MO) – MAGNETIC PROTECTION ONLY 9
Settings:

Ii = (6 – 10 – 14) In
Factory settings:
Ii = 14In
Protection Seals:
It’s possible to seal the
adjustements at minimum and Before the adjustment, the
maxiumum value. breaker must be in trip
Not allowed in intermediate position
values.

250 (ELE S1) – ELECTRONIC PROTECTION S1 10
Protection Seals:
the window in front of ajusters
can be sealed

250 (ELE S1) – ELECTRONIC PROTECTION S1 11
Factory settings:
Ir = In
Settings:
Isd = 10 Ir
N = 100%Ir
Ir = ( 0.4÷1 )In → step 0.05 Step:1.5 – 2 – 2.5 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 6 - 7 – 8 – 10

Isd = ( 1.5÷10 )Ir
Neutral adjustement (4P):

( 0 – 50 – 100 )% Ir
The thermal memory is always active (MEM

ON with tr delay 5s). When the breaker gets
closed again after a trip, the thermal memory
will be updated in function of load current (at
low load, it get reset after around 15 minutes).

250 (ELE S10) – ELECTRONIC PROTECTION S10
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Possible settings on the base of input :
The followings adjustements can be activated/adjusted/deactivated

by FRONTAL BUTTONS, as like older generation:
➢ Thermal memory (MemT)
➢ Neutral prot. (N)
➢ Ground prot. (Ig / tg)
but it’s now possible to activate/finely adjust/disactivate all the following settings
CONFIGURABLE VIA SOFTWARE (or mobile app) :
PROTECTIONS ➢ Long Time prot. (Ir / tr)
➢ Thermal memory (MemT)
→ Isd…= x ln if Ir = OFF
➢ Short Time prot. (Isd / tsd)
S10 devices can be ➢ Instantaneous prot. (Ii)
completely configured ➢ Neutral prot. (N)
➢ Ground prot. (Ig / tg)
(via software) thanks to
functions: If Ir + Isd are disactivated (OFF) on the display will appear «ICB», as required by IEC
60947-2 (Annex O) for devices for only instantaneous prot.
➢ Activation/deactivation REMARK
➢ Fine prot. adjustments • It’s not possible to deactivate RCD and Isf protections.
➢ Advanced settings • Dinamic selectivity adjustment (HIGH/LOW) no longer present.
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Settings for breakers from FRONTAL BUTTONS:

Ir = ( 0.4÷1 )In → step:1A Ir=( 0.2÷1 )In
Delay of long time protection:
tr = ( 3÷15 )s → steps:(3-5-10-15)s (@6Ir)
Thermal Memory:
In≤ 40A MemT=ON/OFF
Isd = ( 1.5÷10 )Ir →steps:(1,5-2-2,5-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10)Ir Factory
In > 40A
Delay of short time protection: settings:
tsd = ( 40÷480 )ms → steps:(40-80-160-240-320-400-480)ms (@12Ir) [t=k ; I²t=k] Ir = In
Istantaneous protection: tr = 3s
Ii= fix OFF MEM= OFF
Ground protection: Isd = 10xIr
tsd=400ms
Ig = ( OFF–0.4÷1 )In → steps: (OFF– 0,2-0,3 -0,4-0,5-0,6-0,7-0,8-0,9-1)In
(t=k)
Delay of ground protection:
Ii = OFF
tg = ( 0,08÷1 )s → steps:(80-160-240-320-480)ms -1s [t=k ; I²t=k]
Ig = In
Neutral adjustement (4P): tg = 80ms
N=( OFF–50–100–150–200 )% (Ir, Isd,Ii) N = 100%

COMING
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Settings for breakers BY USB, using PCS or dongle:

Ir = ( OFF - 0.4÷1 )In → steps:1A Ir=( 0.2÷1 )In
Delay of long time protection:
tr = ( 0,04÷15 )s → steps: 40ms (@6Ir)
Thermal Memory:
In≤ 40A MemT=ON/OFF
In > 40A Isd = (OFF - 1.5÷10 )Ir →step:1A
Delay of short time protection:
tsd = ( 40÷480 )ms → steps: 40ms (@12Ir) [t=k ; I²t=k]
Istantaneous protection:
Ii= (OFF - 2÷15 )In→ step 1A
Ground protection:
Ig = ( OFF–0.4÷1 )In → steps: (OFF– 0,2-0,3 -0,4-0,5-0,6-0,7-0,8-0,9-1)In
Delay of ground protection:
tg = ( 0,08÷1 )s → steps: 40 ms [t=k ; I²t=k]
Neutral adjustement (4P):
N=( OFF – 50 – 100 – 150 - 200 )% (Ir, Isd,Ii)

COMING
SOON ! 15
Protection Seals: Details on

The display cover can be sealed to Neutral prot. adjustment:
prevent the protection adjustment
by +/- buttons. REMARK: ➢ 50% → available if Ir<40%In
The USB socket is always (80% for In=40A)
accessible even with display ➢ 150% → available if Ir<66,7%In
cover sealed, for diagnostics (not available for In=40A)
purpose.
So, the mechanical seal ➢ 200% → available if Ir<50%In
cannot prevent the (not available for In=40A)
protection adjustments via
software (PIN needed). If Ir=OFF → only OFF/50/100% settings
are available

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RESIDUAL CURRENT
PROTECTION

125-160 (TM+RCD) – RCD PROTECTION 17
IΔ ,tΔ Protection Seals: Settings:

The window in front of earth
leakage protection can be
sealed Earth leakage protection:
Factory settings:
IΔn = 0.03A;
tΔ = 0s
Class of use:
Type A

250 (TM+RCD) – RCD PROTECTION 18

sealed Earth leakage protection:
Factory settings:
IΔn = 0.03A;
tΔ = 0s
Class of use:
Type A

250 (ELE S1+RCD) – RCD PROTECTION 19

sealed
Factory settings:
IΔn = 0.03A;
tΔ = 0s
Class of use:
Type A

250 (ELE S10+RCD) – RCD PROTECTION 20
Adjust. buttons Protection Seals:
The display cover can be sealed Settings:
to prevent the protection
adjustment by +/- buttons.
Navigation buttons
Class of use:
Type A Factory settings:
IΔn = 0.03A;
REMARK: tΔ = 0s
The USB socket is always accessible
even with display cover sealed, for
diagnostics purpose. The RCD protection can’t
So, the mechanical seal cannot be deactivated by means
prevent the protection adjustments of dongle or PCS
via software (PIN needed).

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DC
APPLICATIONS

USE ON DC APPLICATIONS 22
Direct Current connection modality for breakers:
Single pole 2 Poles series 3 Poles series
➢ The DC application is available only for

TM/MO breakers without RCD
➢ Switch disconnectors are not qualified DC supply insulated from earth
for DC applications (yet)

DC CURRENT SUPPLY: APPLICATION EXAMPLE 23
On the breaker frontal cover are

indicated Icu values applied to
DC networks insulated from
ground 2P series at 250V. DPX³ 250 HP / M3 250
Other voltages/connections are
available on Technical Sheets.

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TRIP CHARACTERISTICS

125 (TM) – OVERCURRENT PROT. 25
In = 16÷ 80 A In = 100÷ 125 A
In = 16÷ 80 A In = 100÷ 125 A
AC DC

In = 160 A
In = 160 A
AC DC

AC DC

250 (MO) – OVERCURRENT PROT. – SHORT TIME 28
Short time protection only

250 (ELE S1/S10) – OVERCURRENT PROT. – LONG TIME 29
COMING
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S1 S10

250 (ELE S1/S10) – OVERCURRENT PROT. – SHORT TIME 30
t = const I²t = const
t = const
COMING
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S1 S10

250 (ELE S1/S10) – OVERCURRENT PROT. – INSTANTANEOUS 31
Ii setting Isf= 3,25 kA COMING
NOT AVAILABLE SOON !
REMIND: Dinamic
selectivity settings
(HIGH/LOW) are no
longer available,
but the S10 trip
characteristics
over Isf is
equivalent to old
S2/Sg set in HIGH
S1 S10

250 (ELE S1/S10) – OVERCURRENT PROT. – GROUND FAULT 32
COMING
SOON !
Ig/tg setting
NOT AVAILABLE
S1 S10

125-250 (TM/ELE + RCD) – EARTH FAULT PROT. 33

125-250 (TM/ELE + RCD) – EARTH FAULT PROT. 34

COMING
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POWER METERING
DEVICE
(PMD)

250 (ELE S10+PMD) – INTEGRATED MEASURE
COMING
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Measure parameters available on PMD
Measure function Unit Description REMIND
I1 I2 I3 A Current phase L1 / L2 / L3
In order to
guarantee the
IN (4P) A Current of Neutral correct PMD
working, the
IG A Earth fault current
external auxiliary
U12 U23 U31 (3P) V Phase to Phase Voltage supply is needed
V1N V2N V3N (4P) V Line voltages
Freq Hz Frequency «||»:The function gets
Three-phase active power (Ptot >0 if A -->B) by default
activated for I>35%In
Ptot kW
(it’s possible to change via software)
Qtot kvar Three-phase reactive power
PF Power Factor
Ep ↑ kWh Active energy A-->B
Ep ↓ kWh Active energy B-->A
Eq ↑ kvarh Reactive Energy A--> B
Eq ↓ kvarh Reactive Energy B--> A
THDU12, THDU23, THDU31
% Chained Voltage THD
(3P)
THDV1N,THDV2N, THDV3N
% Phase Voltages THD
(4P)
THDI1, THDI2, THDI3, THDIN % Current THD

250 (ELE S10+PMD) – INTEGRATED MEASURE COMING
SOON ! 37
Functions symbols Performance class

PMD precision classes are
P 2
verified according to
IEC 61557-12 Edition 2 (10/2018) QA, QV 2
Ea 2
ErA, ErV 2
f 0,1
I 1
U 0,5
LEGENDA PFV 0,5
QA: Total reactive power arithmetic
THDU (3P), THDV (4P) 5
QV: Total reactive power vector
ErA: Total reactive energy arithmetic THDI 5
ErV: Total reactive energy vector
U: Voltage (Line-Line or Line-Neutral)
PFV: Power Factor vector
THDU , THDV: Voltage THD (Line-Line, Line-Neutral)
THDI : Current THD

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ELECTRONIC TRIP UNIT
HMI

250 (TM+RCD) – TRIP UNIT LED 39
REMIND: The signaling LED for 125/160 is not available If more events are
active at the same
time, the signal with
LED STATE highest priority
prevails. The highest
priority is 1.
GREEN RED Signal Event Priority
Green and red LED alternatively blink Alarm overtemperature ➔ T > 90°C 1 The trip occurs at
95°C
Red LED blinks Alarm ➔ IΔ>60%IΔN 2
Red LED continuously ON Pre-Alarm ➔ IΔ>45%IΔN 3
Green LED continuously ON Auto-supply by line voltage (>50V) 4

REMIND
After the trip LED
switch OFF

250 (ELE S1/S10) – TRIP UNIT LED 40
If more events are
active at the same
highest priority
LED STATE prevails. The highest
priority is 1.
Red LED blinks Alarm ➔ I > 1.05Ir 1
Red LED continuously ON Pre-Alarm ➔ I > 0.9Ir 2

The trip occurs at
95°C
Green and red LED alternatively blink Alarm overtemperature ➔ T > 90°C 3
REMIND
Green LED continuously ON Auto-supply by line current (< 0,2/0,4In) 4 After the trip LED
switch OFF

250 (ELE S1/S10+RCD) – TRIP UNIT LED 41
If more events are
active at the same
LED STATE highest priority
prevails. The highest
priority is 1.
Red LED blinks Alarm ➔ I > 1.05Ir 1
Red LED continuously ON Pre-Alarm ➔ I > 0.9Ir 2

The trip occurs at
Green and red LED alternatively blink Alarm overtemperature ➔ T > 90°C 3 95°C
Red LED blinks Alarm ➔ IΔ>60%IΔN 4
Red LED continuously ON Pre-Alarm ➔ IΔ>45%IΔN 5 REMIND

After the trip LED
Green LED continuously ON Auto-supply by line voltage (>50V) 6 switch OFF

250 (ELE S10) – DISPLAY NAVIGATION COMING
SOON ! 42
By means of arrows buttons </> is

possible to navigate the PU pages, for In case the protection is
checking protections adjustments, By means of adjustment set by software (by USB
measures and last trip fault. buttons -/+ the protection port), the adjustments on
There’s no automatic return to setting can be modified. display is denied and an
homepage. During the settings process, the indication «LOCK»
In case of batteries supply only, after 10 word «wait» appears on the appears on the display.
seconds that buttons are not pressed (in display for few seconds, then it Further changes are
absence of others supply forms) the will appear «ok» to confirm the allowed only by USB, by
display turns OFF. setting has been confirmed. inserting the right PIN.

250 (ELE S10) – BATTERY SUPPLY 43
Batteries are useful in order to navigate and adjust the protection in absence of current on plant (or
voltage, in case the breaker is with RCD integrated) or auxiliary supply.
In absence of batteries or with battery low, the ETU continue to work correctly and the protection
settings and fault hystory log will not get lost.
In case of batteries low

or lost, they can be
replaced by opening
the battery drawer and
installing 2 common
batteries types
When the battery charge CR1616 (3V), or by
is low, an icon will ordering the specific
appear on the display spare parts kit.
REMIND
Battery supply is not used for keep the protection state LED lighted in case of tripping.

250 (ELE S10) – LATERAL PORT 44
On devices electronic S10 lateral ports are available
(B) Logic selectivity port : input/output for logic selectivity

A B (A) Serial communication port RS485/EMS and auxiliary
power supply : to be connected with communication
interface module OR auxiliary supply module

250 (ELE S10) – DISPLAY BACKLIGHT vs SUPPLY
COMING
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The display backlight is lighted in the following 2 cases:
(1)
Current higher than
35%In
(2)
External auxiliary Without current on plant
supply activated (by and auxiliary module, the
external module or backlight is not activated,
communication even if batteries are
interface). present and charged
(3) Note: The display backlight gets activated also by miniUSB port (connected to the dongle or a PC)

250 (ELE S10) – PROTECTION vs SUPPLY COMING
SOON ! 46
Protections and
advanced functions
NB: NOT
needed for
protection
REMIND
In order to guarantee the
correct working of
advanced features, the
NB: with external auxiliary supply
specific
interface
must be assured

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ELECTRONIC
ACCESSORIES
&
ADVANCED USE
(ONLY FOR S10 PROTECTION UNITS)

AUXILIARY SUPPLY 48
SPECIFICATIONS
• Stabilized supply module specific for DPX³ / MEGATIKER ETU – 2 modules

• Input Voltage: 24 V AC/DC ±10% (50÷60 Hz)
• Ambient temperature: (-10 ÷ +55) °C
• Output current: 250 mA; REMARK:
It can supply multiple circuit breakers in function of consumption: It’s possible to
▪ Electronic 250 HP S10: 50 mA
▪ Electronic 250 HP S10 with integrated RCD: 50 mA
supply more
▪ Electronic 250 HP S10 with integrated PMD: 62,5 mA devices with one
▪ Electronic 250 HP S10 with integrated RCD and PMD : 62,5 mA only module
To be used for the following functions:

➢ Permanent supply (backlight and current measure at low load);
➢ To navigate on display menu (with low load and batteries are discharged);
➢ Measure function, for PMD version;
➢ Thermal memory;
➢ Logic selectivity;
➢ (Communication RS485 / EMS, but by means of specific modules).

COMUNICATION INTERFACE - MODBUS RS485 49
REMARK: SPECIFICATIONS:
It’s possible to connect
one device with one ➢ Supply voltage: 24 V AC ±10% (50÷60 Hz), 24
V DC ±10%;
module.
➢ Absorbed current: 90mA;
Each module provides ➢ Ambient temperature: (-10 ÷ +55) °C
auxiliary supply and ➢ Modbus settings:
communication Transmission speed: 4,8-9,6-19,2-38,4 [kbit/s]
Functioning mode: RTU/ASCII
Stop bit: 1, 2
Parity: Odd, Even, None
Addressing: 1…247
On the MODBUS can be transmitted the following

information:
➢ State of breaker (NB: handle position)
➢ Protection unit settings
RS485 ➢ Electric measurements (I/T only for non-PMD)
system ➢ Instantaneous alarms / tripping
architecture ➢ Hystory log with details of faults
See the modbus table for specific needs.

COMUNICATION INTERFACE - EMS 50
SPECIFICATIONS: REMARK:
Total consumption per device:
➢ Supply voltage: supplied by EMS bus Module consumption
➢ Ambient temperature: (-25 ÷ +70) °C +
Breaker consumption
➢ Current consumption (@12 V DC ±10%):
▪ Module itself: 27mA
▪ Electronic DPX³ 250 HP S10: 101mA
▪ Electronic DPX³ 250 HP S10 with integrated RCD: 101mA
▪ Electronic DPX³ 250 HP S10 with integrated PMD : 127mA
▪ Electronic DPX³ 250 HP S10 with integrated RCD and PMD: 127mA
➢ Addressing: 1…9 (by built-in rotary), 1…247 (via software)
➢ Connections:
▪ On EMS interface module: by EMS cables OR communicating EMS DIN rail;
REMARK:
It’s possible to
supply more
▪ On breaker: by specific cable (2m long) present into interface equipment.
devices with one
only module

SPECIFICATIONS:
➢ System modality:
▪ Stand alone;
Address: 1…9
▪ Supervision /
Remote monitoring
Address: 1…9 x9
1…247
REMIND:
➢ Max n°3 supplier x EMS system
➢ Max 3m bus x EMS system
➢ Max 32 devices x EMS/RS485
interface
➢ Max 247 devices x RS485 system

On the EMS system can be transmitted the following information (like
RS485):
➢ State of breaker (NB: handle position)
➢ Protection unit settings
➢ Electric measurements (I/T only for non-PMD)
➢ Instantaneous alarms / tripping
➢ Hystory log with details of faults
Added features thanks to EMS integration:

➢ Signalling on panel door the breaker state (open/close/trip/plug-
in/draw-out…);
➢ Monitor on module panel door (display module) the
states/measures of all breakers;
➢ Command motor operators with specific module;
➢ Transmit advanced alarm/states (tripped/draw-out…) to general
monitoring system, with hystory log
➢ In general: activate relays and/or LED signalling present on
segnalling/command EMS modules, following specific events
communicated by the breaker (push&link function)
See the modbus/EMS map for specific needs.

LOGIC SELECTIVITY 53
This function it’s NOT provided by an external module (accessories on demand)

but it gets enabled connecting more devices together
ATTENTION:
The operating mode of logical selectivity present
on new MCCBs S10 (but also for new ACBs) is
different than the old one in order to make it more
effective in the different work conditions.
Anyway two different logics (OLD and NEW) can work
togheter on the same installation (see retrofit
solutions for more details).

LOGIC SELECTIVITY – New working mode (S10) 54
The SHORT TIME DELAY
OLD NEW must be always set with
DEVICES DEVICES tsd≠0 (t=k) for all breakers
The external supply is still

mandatory for all breakers
UPSTREAM
LEVEL
The «In SEL» cables of
breaker at bottom musn’t
be short circuited, as
expected for old breakers.
The DINAMIC
DOWNSTREAM SELECTIVITY («HI/LOW»)
LEVEL does not need to be
adjusted and it is NO
LONGER AVAILABLE on
new devices

CASE 1
Only breaker A detects the fault.

Breaker A doesn’t receive a signal from bottom
breaker B so it trips respecting the setted «tsd»

CASE 2
Both breakers A and B detect the fault.

Breaker A receives a signal from bottom breaker B
and remains ON for an extra-time 𝒕′𝒔𝒅 = 𝒕𝒔𝒅 + 𝒌 ,
where k is an additional fixed delay (equal to 100ms).
Breaker B doesn’t receive signals from any other
downstream breakers so it trips respecting the delay
«tsd» set.
THE SELECTIVITY IS GUARANTEED

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PROTECTION UNIT
DIAGNOSTICS

125-160/250 (TM/ELE +RCD) – DIELECTRIC TEST 58
In order to perform the dielectric test for RCD breakers, it’s necessary disconnect the electronic
card by means of DIELECTRIC TEST SELECTOR
1. Open the 2. Rotate the 3. Carry out the 4. Rotate the selector
dielectric selector in dielectric test in «NORMAL USE»
test slider: the «DIELECTRIC TEST position and close the
breaker trips POSITION» dielectric test slider
125-160/250 (TM/ELE +RCD) – RCD PROTECTION TRIP TEST 59
The earth leakage device must be
periodically checked performing the
diagnostic trip test.
The trip TEST can be performed in two

alternative ways:
A. Pushing directly the yellow «T» TEST
button with breaker ON and supplied
(voltage present).
B. In case of Electronic breaker with
embedded RCD, the test can be performed
also via software. Even in this case, the
breaker must be ON and supplied (voltage
present).
After the trip the related indicator

becames yellow and ECTR gets activated

250 (ELE) – ELECTRONIC PROTECTION TRIP TEST 60
The tripping capability of electronic protection unit can be checked performing a diagnostic trip
test via software (Power Control Station 5.X) or mobile APP (Enerup + Project).
➢ In case of electronic S1 protection unit, the trip test can be performed only by Technical Assistance, by means
of specific PC/breaker interface (internal reference code);
➢ In case of electronic S10 protection unit, the trip test can be performed by customer too.
REMIND
The protection trip
curve cannot be
verified,
Power Test Equipment
(PTE), Power Control
Station (PCS) and
Enerup+Project are not
able to verify the
protection charactestics
(overcurrent trip curve) S1 S10

125-250 – DIAGNOSTICS AFTER FAULTS 61
In case of protection unit tripping, it’s necessary to verify:
❑ General device and installation state (presence of conductive dust, burning signs,
insulation losses, breakings...);
❑ If the device has an integrated RCD, verify the tripping indicator: if yellow, the
device has protected an earth leakeage fault.
The entity of fault can be checked only on ELE+RCD devices by means of USB port
or display, if present).
❑ If the device has an electronic release S10, verify the protection unit display in
order to quickly confirm if the device has protected an overcurrent fault (last
trip menu page). For more details, it’s always possible to connect the device to a PC
or mobile device by mini USB port, in order to check the full hystory log with details on
phases/protections involved.
For S1 devices, the last trip indication and the trip log can be checked only by
means of SERVICE port (S1) by Technical Assistance and Service team.

Thank you
S&TS Dept. – STPP Technical Support Power Pole

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IΔ ,tΔ Protection Seals: Settings:

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IΔ ,tΔ Protection Seals: Settings:

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

IΔ ,tΔ Protection Seals: Settings:

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Direct Current connection modality for breakers:

Single pole 2 Poles series 3 Poles series

➢ The DC application is available only for

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

On the breaker frontal cover are

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Short time protection only

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Electrical Infrastructures SBU

Functions symbols Performance class

Electrical Infrastructures SBU