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BETA Switching

Switches and Light Indicators

5

TE9 busbars

7/23

Siemens ET B1 · 10/2008

7

*

You can order this quantity or a multiple thereof.

Selection and ordering data

Dimensional drawings

Note:

Pin spacing in MW.

Dimensions of side views in mm (approx.).

Version

Length DT Order No.

Price

per PU

PG PU PS*/

P. unit

Weight

per PU

approx.

mm

Unit(s) Unit(s) kg

Single-phase busbars

For all 5TE8 switches, 20 A and 32 A

In the 12 MW version for the cutting of unused

terminal lugs to ensure insulation clearances if

one device terminal is to be supplied separately

despite being mounted on the busbar,

modular clearance = 1 MW

Infeed of the busbar at the device terminal with

a conductor cross-section of 6 mm

2

to 32 A

Can be mounted top or bottom in the front or

rear terminal area

210

B

5

TE9 100

027 1

10 0.040

Two-phase busbars

For all 5TE8 switches, 20 A and 32 A

In 12 MW version with 1 MW division, whereby

the two busbars are offset by 0.5 MW

Both copper conductors of the two-phase

busbar are insulated together.

Infeed of the busbar at the device terminal with

a conductor cross-section of 6 mm

2

to 32 A

Can be mounted from top or bottom, or in the

front or rear terminal area, thus allowing

realization of a 4-conductor connection using

two two-phase busbars.

220

B

5

TE9 101

027 1

10 0.060

End caps for two-phase busbars

End caps for 5TE9 101 two-phase busbars to

keep insulation clearances when the bar is

being cut.

1

set = 10 units

B

5

TE9 102

027 1

set

1

set

0.001

5

ST3 6 and 5ST3 7 busbar systems

All bars of the 5ST3 6 and 5ST3 7 busbar

systems can also be used for all 1 MW per pole

versions of the 5TE8 switches from 32 A to 125 A

(

see chapter Miniature Circuit Breakers)

.

5

TE9 100

5

TE9 101

14

3,5

10

1

210

I2_13439a

14

6,3

10

1

0,5

220

I2_13440a

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