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B-9

Compact NS630b to 1600

Version

Fixed device

N

L

LB

R/pole P/pole R/pole P/pole R/pole P/pole

NS630b

0.026 10

0.039 15

0.056 15

NS800

0.026 15

0.039 20

0.056 20

NS1000

0.026 22

0.039 34

NS1250

0.026 44

NS1600

0.026 74

Version

Withdrawable device

N

L

LB

R/pole P/pole R/pole P/pole R/pole P/pole

NS630b

0.038 19

0.072 34

0.086 34

NS800

0.038 30

0.072 40

0.086 40

NS1000

0.038 50

0.072 77

NS1250

0.036 84

NS1600

0.036 154

Compact NS1600b to 3200

Version

Fixed device

N

R/pole P/pole

NS1600b

0.019 84

NS2000

0.013 84

NS2500

0.008 100

NS3200

0.008 227

Power dissipation / Resistance

Compact NS devices equipped

with electronic trip units

The values indicated in the tables opposite are

typical values.

Power dissipated per pole (P/pole) in Watts (W)

The value indicated in the table is the power

dissipated at I

N

, 50/60 Hz, for a three-pole or four-

pole circuit breaker (these values can be higher than

the power calculated on the basis of the pole

resistance). Measurement and calculation of the

dissipated power are carried out in compliance with

the recommendations of Annex G of standard

IEC 60947-2.

Resistance per pole (R/pole) in milliohms (m

Ω

)

The value of the resistance per pole is provided as

a general indication for a new device.

The value of the contact resistance must be

determined on the basis of the measured voltage

drop, in accordance with the manufacturer’s test

procedure (expert card ABT no. FE 05e).

Note:

this measurement is not sufficient to determine

the quality of the contacts, i.e. the capacity of the circuit

breaker to carry its rated current.

Installation

recommendations