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BETA Protecting

Miniature Circuit Breakers

Additional components

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Siemens ET B1 · 10/2008

1

*

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Overview

Using this mounting concept, all additional 5ST3 components

can be combined with miniature circuit breakers of the 5SY,

5

SP4 and 5SP5 series.

The auxiliary switch (AS) signals the contact position. In the event

of a fault, the fault signal contact (FC) signals the automatic tripping

of the miniature circuit breaker and the contact position.

Undervoltage releases are integrated in an EMERGENCY STOP

loop, thus ensuring that the miniature circuit breaker trips in the

event of an emergency, which in turn ensures disconnection of

the control circuit according to EN 60204. In the event that the

voltage is interrupted or too low, it also trips, i.e. prevents the

miniature circuit breaker from switching on.

Shunt trips are used for the remote tripping of miniature circuit

breakers.

Remote controlled mechanisms are used for the remote ON/OFF

switching of miniature circuit breakers and the remote ON

switching of RC units. Remote controlled mechanisms also

enable local manual switching. A blocking function permits

maintenance work. In the event that a miniature circuit breaker

or RC unit is tripped, an acknowledgment must be carried out

prior to switching back on.

For information on RC units, please refer to the section "Residual

current protective devices".

Benefits

Bus systems, such as instabus KNX, AS-Interface bus or

PROFIBUS, are integrated in the communication over binary

inputs and actuators.

Captive metal brackets on the additional components ensure

fast mounting of the devices.

Auxiliary switches (AS)

Huge range of applications, thanks to additional versions for

the switching of small currents and voltages for the control

of programmable control systems (PLCs) according to

EN 61131-2.

Remote controlled mechanisms (RC)

The remote controlled mechanism has an operating mode

selector switch with the functions: "Locked", "Manual" and

"

Remote switching". The mechanism can be mechanically

latched and locked, which serves to protect personnel during

maintenance work.

Technical specifications

Auxiliary switches

Fault signal contacts

5

ST3 010

5

ST3 011

5

ST3 012

5

ST3 013

5

ST3 014

5

ST3 015

5

ST3 020

5

ST3 021

5

ST3 022

Standards

EN 62019; UL 1077; CSA C22.2 No. 235

Approved acc. to

EN 62019; UL 1077; UL File No. E106582; CSA C22.2 No. 235

Short-circuit protection

B6 miniature circuit breaker, C6 or fuse gG 6 A

Contact load

Min.

50

mA, 24 V

1

mA/5 V DC

50

mA, 24 V

Contact load

Max.

--

50

mA/30 V DC

--

• 400

V AC, AC-14, NO contact

A

2

--

2

• 230

V AC, AC-14, NO contact

A

6

--

6

• 400

V AC, AC-13, NC contact

A

2

--

2

• 230

V AC, AC-13, NC contact

A

6

--

6

• 220

V DC, DC-13, NO + NC contact

A

1

--

1

• 110

V DC, DC-13, NO + NC contact

A

1

--

1

• 60

V DC, DC-13, NO + NC contact

A

3

--

3

• 24

V DC, DC-13, NO + NC contact

A

6

--

6

Undervoltage releases Shunt trips

Remote controlled

mechanisms

5

ST3 04.

5

ST3 030

5

ST3 031

5

ST3 050

Standards

EN 60898; EN 60947-1

Rated voltages U

n

V AC 230

24 ... 48

230

110 ... 415

Rated frequency f

n

Hz

--

50 ... 60

50 ... 60

V DC 24, 110

24 ... 48, 110

--

Response limits

Acc. to EN 60947-1, 7.2.1.3

Releases

< 0.35 ... 0.7 × U

n

--

--

Permissible

fluctuations of the

power supply

0.85 ... 1.1

× U

n

--

--

Acc. to EN 60947-1, 7.2.1.4

--

0.7 ... 1.1

× U

n

--

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