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IEC61439-1 & 2
The new standards IEC 61439-1 and IEC 61439-2 replaced the previous standard
IEC 60439-1 in January 2009.
All new assemblies must comply with these new standards.
Standard IEC 61439-1 defines the general rules for low voltage switchgear
assemblies. It gives the definitions and indicates the conditions of use,
construction requirements, technical characteristics and verification requirements.
IEC 61439-2 is a product standard which defines the specific requirements
(assembly rules).
The new IEC 61439 series of standards thus defines the construction of low
voltage switchgear assemblies and their inspection more precisely, specifying the
responsibilities of those involved and differentiating between the role of the original
manufacturer (Legrand) and that of the assembly manufacturer (panel builder).
Legrand, as the original manufacturer, is responsible for carrying out the 13 design
verifications defined in Annex D of standard IEC 61439-1, leading to the issuing of
certificates of conformity.
The assembly manufacturer builds the electrical enclosure in accordance with the
assembly rules specified in this guide.
The assembly manufacturer conducts the 10 individual routine verifications on each
assembly produced, leading to the assembly manufacturer drawing up a declaration
of conformity and approving the assembly.
The purpose of these workshop specifications is to assist assembly manufacturers
by defining the main construction rules and detailing the IEC61439 (August 2011
version) certification procedure.
Contents
Construction of assemblies
Construction rules for metal assemblies......................................... 2
Construction rules for totally insulated assemblies...................... 6
Selection and assembly of enclosures.......................................... 8
Using rigid copper bars................................................................. 12
Using flexible bars......................................................................... 16
Cables and conductors.................................................................. 20
Neutral conductors and protective conductors................................ 28
Wiring devices......................................................................................... 36
Separations inside an assembly................................................... 38
Pushbuttons and indicators.......................................................... 40
Degrees of protection.................................................................... 41
Handling assemblies..................................................................... 42
Certification of assemblies
Standards IEC 614391 & 2...................................................................
Tests to be performed by the original manufacturer...................
The 13 design verifications in detail.............................................
Response to the tests....................................................................
Tests to be performed by the assembly manufacturer..............
Example of a letter of conformity.................................................
Test certificate................................................................................
Test report......................................................................................
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46
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50
52
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63
64
66
67
70
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Appendices.............................................................................................
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Documentation................................................................................. 106
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Construction
of assemblies
Construction rules
for metal assemblies
The rules described below summarise
the
requirements
of
IEC
602041,
IEC
614392, IEC 60364 and IEC
1140
standards and common sense construction
recommendations.
All metal parts that can be directly accessed
by the user are considered to be exposed
conductive parts, even if they are covered
with paint or coatings, unless these prove
to have insulating qualities that are known
and have been tested at the thickness
applied (example: film bonded to the part).
The concept of exposed conductive parts is
also extended to the following:
- All metal parts that are inaccessible
to the user but can be accessed by a
worker, even a qualified worker, including
after dismantling, due to the fact that
their layouts or dimensions lead to an
appreciable risk of contact (examples: rails,
plates, device supports, etc.).
- All intermediate metal parts that are
inaccessible but are in mechanical contact
with the exposed conductive parts, due
to the fact that they can spread a voltage
(example: mechanism transmissions).
Parts that are totally inaccessible (to staff
using them or working on them), exposed
conductive parts which, due to their small
size (less than 50 x 50 mm) cannot come
into contact with the body (unless they can
be gripped by the fingers or held in the
hand), contactor cores, electromagnets,
Connecting exposed
conductive parts
Continuity of exposed
conductive parts by
construction
Localised use of an
exposed conductive
part as a protective
conductor
Equipment connections
Main terminal
Power supply
protective conductor
Equipotential link
conductor
(earth connection
braid)
Protective conductor
collector
Protective conductors
for distributed circuits
Minimum cross-section
of the corresponding
protective conductor
SPE (mm2)
Sph < 16
Sph
16
Sph/2
200
Sph/4
Equipotentiality of exposed
conductive parts
XL equipment provides
continuity of exposed
conductive parts by
construction
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Construction of assemblies
Minimum cross-sections of
equipotential link conductors
(IEC61439-1)
Rated operating current
(A)
Minimum cross-section
of the equipotential
link conductor
(mm2)
Ie 25
2.5
25 < Ie 32
32 < Ie 63
63 < Ie 80
10
80 < Ie 160
16
25
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Connecting equipment
When devices or equipment are fixed on
exposed conductive parts, and in particular
when these parts are removable (doors,
panels, plates, etc.), the equipment that is
attached must be connected directly with
a protective conductor if it has a terminal
for this purpose. The cross-section of this
conductor must be chosen according to
that of the phase conductors supplying the
device concerned, in accordance with the
table on the previous page. PE conductor
terminals must not be used for any other
functions (for example, mechanical fixing).
TH 35 x 5.5
10
TH 35 x 7.5
16
TH 35 x 15 Legrand
(1.5 mm thick)
35
TH 35 x 15 standard
(2 mm thick)
50
G 32
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Construction of assemblies
construction rules
Part with total insulation
Main switch with supplementary
insulation in comparison with the
enclosure
RCD on rails with supplementary
insulation
Part with basic insulation
Distribution block
Modular secondary devices
(protection, control, isolation)
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Construction of assemblies
Selection and
assembly of
enclosures
A comprehensive range of enclosures, from the XL 160 fully modular cabinet to the XL 6300 enclosure
XL 160
Characteristics of XL enclosures
Version
Insulated
Metal
Flush-mounting
160 A
160 A
160 A
750C/5 s
750C/5 s
750C/5 s
Without door
IP30
IP30
IP30
With door
IP40
IP40
IP40
IP43
IP43
Without door
IK04
IK07
IK04
With door
IK07
IK08
IK08
24
24
24
575
575
670
2 to 6
2 to 6
3 to 6
450 to 1050
450 to 1050
695 to 1145
147
147
100
Colour
RAL 7035
XL 400
Insulated
Metal
XL 800
IP 55
Metal
XL 4000
XL 6300
Metal
Metal
IP 55
400 A
400 A
250 A
800 A
630 A
4000 A
6300 A
25 kA
25 kA
25 kA
25 kA
25 kA
110 kA
110 kA
750C/5 s
750C/5 s
750C/5 s
750C/5 s
750C/5 s
750C/30 s
750C/30 s
IP30
IP30
IP30
IP 30
IP 30
IP40
IP40
IP40
IP43
IP43
IP 55
IP43
IP 55
IP 55
IK04
IK07
IK07
IK 07
IK 07
IK07
IK08
IK08
IK08
IK08
IK08
24
24
24
24
36
24
36
24
36
36
575
575
650
660
910
700
950
725
975
1425
550 to 1750
550 to 1150
400 to 1000
1000 to 1800
1000 to 1800
2000
600 to 1900
600 to 1200
615 to 1115
1050 to 1950
1095 to 1995
2200
147
100
230
250
RAL 7035
RAL 7035
147
RAL 7035
RAL 7035
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Construction of assemblies
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From size XL
400 upwards, Legrand
enclosures are supplied flat and must be
assembled by the panel builder.
increased safety
distribution system
DMX and DMX-I
O S O
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XLPro6300
The user-friendly XLPro6300
software provides assistance
with the design of electrical panels of all
powers. Its database includes all Legrand
products connected with distribution,
together with their characteristics and
prices.
It automatically determines the enclosures
required and the layout of the panel
based on the devices and distribution
systems to be installed and the wide
range of customisable parameters.
Its graphic interface and modular design
make it particularly easy to use and
enable it to be adapted to different ways of
working.
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Construction of assemblies
Sb
Cross-section (Sb)
Main busbar
Horizontal
Vertical
Preferable
Transfer
Avoid
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Contact pressure
Tell-tale
GUIDE VALUES FOR THE characteristics of the screws and recommended tightening torques
Thickness of
bar
I (A)
1 bar
2 or more bars
Width of bar
(mm)
Min. number of
screws
Screw (mm)
Quality class
Torque (Nm)
1.5
< 25
< 400
< 32
< 630
< 50
800
1250
< 80
1000
1650
< 100
1600
-
2000
2500
3200
4000
< 125
< 80
< 100
< 125
1
1
2
1
2
2
4
4
4
2
3
3
4
6
M8
M10
M6
M12
M10
M8
M8
M10
M10
M12
M12
M12
M12
M12
8-8
6-8
8-8
6-8
6-8
8-8
8-8
6-8
8-8
6-8
6-8
8-8
8-8
8-8
15/20
30/35
10/15
50/65
30/35
15/20
15/20
30/35
40/50
50/60
50/60
70/85
70/85
70/85
5 mm
10mm
If the tightening torques are too high, the limit of elasticity of the bolts will be exceeded and there will be creeping of the copper.
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Construction of assemblies
Self-locking nut
Nut
Copper contact
plate min. 5mm
thick
M8 or M12
hammer head
screw
Cat.No 0374
64/65
120
Nut
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bending bars
e
r
Bending on bending
machine:
r = 1 to 2e
Bending on V-block:
r min. = e
Creating a twist:
The length L of the twist is at least twice the width
l of the bar
L1
L2
The prefabricated
connection kits for
DMX, comprising cut,
bent and drilled copper bars,
greatly simplify the construction
of distribution assemblies
conforming to the rules.
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Construction of assemblies
Current-carrying capacities
of Legrand flexible bars
0 374 10
Crosssection
(mm)
13 x 3
200
160
0 374 16
20 x 4
320
200
0 374 11
24 x 4
400
250
0 374 67
20 x 5
400
250
0 374 17
24 x 5
470
520
Cat.No
Ie (A)
IP < 30
Ithe (A)
IP > 30
0 374 12
32 x 5
630
400
0 374 44
40 x 5
700
500
0 374 57
50 x 5
850
630
0 374 58
50 x 10
1250
800
16
Examples of bends
45
90 bend
(parallel planes)
Bayonet
(parallel planes)
10 flat, 10mm10
A: bars
apart
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
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Construction of assemblies
Guide values for the minimum distances D (in mm) between devices for holding flexible bars in place
Bar cross-sections
(mm)
A
10
350
150
100
15
250
100
70
500
20
200
80
50
25
150
60
30
100
Configuration(1)
Ipk (k)
20 x 4 - 20 x 5
24 x 4
13 x 3
250
150
350
100
100
300
100
80
24 x 5
A
32 x 5 - 40 x 5
150
500
100
400
500
400
400
500
400
250
300
250
500
350
300
200
250
200
300
250
200
150
200
150
250
200
500
400
100
500
150
150
200
150
400
350
400
100
100
150
100
300
250
250
200
200
150
100
250
350
150
200
250
100
50
150
50 x 10
40
50 x 5
C
500
500
200
300
500
60
150
250
450
70
100
200
400
500
150
80
150
350
450
100
90
100
300
400
250
350
100
100
(1) A: bars flat, 10mm apart - B: bars edgewise, 10 mm apart - C: bars edgewise and in contact
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connection
L
Direct clamping of 5mm thick flexible bars
between two rigid bars with the same spacing
lg
Width of bar
Screw
13mm
M6
20mm
M6/M8
25mm
M8
32mm
M10
50mm
(1)
M12
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Construction of assemblies
than 35 mm
The installation and ambient temperature
conditions have been named empirically:
- IP < 30 for conductors installed with good
cooling conditions (enclosure open or
naturally ventilated, low to medium wiring
density, enclosure internal temperature
similar to the ambient temperature up to
35C)
- IP > 30 for conductors installed in poor
cooling conditions (sealed enclosure, high
wiring density, multicore cables, enclosure
internal temperature that may reach 50C)
Manufacturers
specification
Conductor cross-section
mm2
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
120
Current-carrying capacity I30 for a three-phase circuit from IEC 60364-5-52:2009, table B.52.10, column 5 (installation method: point F in table B.52.1). Values for
cross-sections less than 25 mm2 calculated according to IEC 60364-5-52 Annex D. k2 = 0.88 (point 4 in table B.52.17, two circuits)
d
Current-carrying capacity I30 for a three-phase circuit from IEC 60364-5-52:2009, table B.52.10, column 7 (installation method: point G in table B.52.1). Values for
cross-sections less than 25 mm2 calculated according to IEC 60364-5-52 Annex D. (k2 = 1)
c
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Construction of assemblies
connecting conductors
(LEGRAND RECOMMENDATIONS)
Conductors with rigid copper core
This type of conductor, which is by far the
most widely used in fixed installations, does
not require any particular precautions since
the terminal to which it is connected is sized
for the required cross-section and current.
The quality and durability of the connections
are assured by the use of an appropriate
tool and compliance with the recommended Viking 3 terminal blocks: a reliable solution for
connecting flexible conductors
tightening torques.
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Branching conductors
The simultaneous connection of two
rigid conductors with the same crosssection is not generally possible upstream.
That of two conductors with different
types of core or cross-section is highly
inadvisable.
Downstream
branching
is possible. In this case the capacities,
types of conductor and combinations are
indicated on the products themselves or in
their accompanying documentation.
PE conductors
Branching or connection in the
same terminal is not permitted
on protective circuits. Nor is it permitted
on the terminals of operating devices
(except for socket outlets, luminaires,
lighting units, etc. as long as appropriate
terminals are provided).
Tap-off on Viking3
blocks using separable
equipotential bridging
combs Cat.Nos 0 375
00/01/03/04
metal -
water
grease
metal +
metal +
Equivalent cross-sections
of aluminium/copper conductors
Copper
cross-section
(mm2)
At same
voltage
drop
10
10
10
16
16
16
25
25
25
35
35
35
50
50
50
70
70
70
95
95
95
150
150
120
185
185
150
240
240
185
300
400
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Construction of assemblies
Wiring precautions
Wiring precautions
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Attachment of conductors
Ik <10kA
Ik > 50kA
Parts to be removed
N
1
2
3
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Construction of assemblies
U0: 500 V
U0: 250 V
Upstream of overcurrent protection devicesDouble insulation conductor
(TN and IT neutral earthing systems) or+ Conductor with 90C min.
U-1000 R12N
H05 RN-F
insulation
PR basic insulationDouble
(see table
below)conductor
residual current devices (TT system),
+ Conductor with 90C min.
U-1000 R2V
H05 RR-F
protection against the consequences of a
PR basic insulation (see table below)
(1)
U-1000 RVFV
H05 VV-F
possible fault (between phases and metal
conductive part) is not assured.
H07 RN-F
H05 VVH2-F
It is essential to avoid the risk of indirect
A07 RN-F
FR-N05 VV5-F
min. 0
contact using another means: in practice,
FR-N1
X1
X2
A05 VVH2-F(1)
the only measure that can be used to
min. 0
compensate for this is double insulation.
FR-N1 X1 G1
This can be obtained directly using devices
H07 VVH2-F
or by supplementary insulation on the
(1)
installation.
According to conditions of use.
Single insulation
Bare conductor
The implementation of class II upstream
conductor
Single insulation
Bare conductor
of the protective devices is based on four
Flexible bars have an insulation voltage
conductor
basic rules:
of 1000 V. They can be classed as double
- The use of conductors or cables which
insulation conductors by limiting the
have double insulation as a result of their
operating voltage to U0: 500 V (the insulation
composition (page32)
is then considered to be reinforced
min. 10 mm
min. 20 mm
- The provision of supplementary insulation
insulation) or, preferably, by holding the
or insulation
or insulation
around conductors that do not have this
of the bars in place mechanically
min. 10 mm4000 V
min. insulation
20 mm
2500 V
double insulation (installation in insulated
or insulation
or insulation
(clamping, supports, their own rigidity) at
ducting, insulated conduits or insulated
2500
4000an
V adequate distance from the metal parts
These provisions assume
thatVthe minimum
enclosures)
distances are permanently maintained, including
(10mm).
when there are faults (electrodynamic forces),
- The use of insulating components which
using
appropriate
clamping.
hold the bare conductive components in
The clearances can be replaced by thinner
place (busbars) with an clearance double
insulating components (screens, supports,
the conventional value
separators), which have sufficient mechanical
strength and a minimum dielectric strength of
- Clamping the conductors so that there
2500 V or 4000 V.
can be no contact with a nearby exposed
conductive part if they accidentally become
detached or disconnected
Selection of conductors and installation requirements (IEC 61439-1 section 8.6.4)
Type of conductor
Requirements
Bare conductors or single-core conductors with basic insulation, for example, cables conforming to
Mutual contact or contact with conductive parts must be avoided, for example by using separators
IEC 60227-3
Mutual contact or contact with conductive parts is permitted if no external pressure is applied. Contact with
Single-core conductors with basic insulation and a maximum permitted usage temperature of at least
sharp edges must be avoided.
90C, for example, cables conforming to IEC 60245-3, or thermoplastic cables with PVC insulation, with
These conductors must be loaded such that the operating temperature is no greater than 80% of the
heat-resistance conforming to IEC 60227-3
maximum permitted temperature for the use of the conductor
Conductors with basic insulation, for example cables conforming to IEC 60227-3, with supplementary
secondary insulation, for example, cables covered individually with retractable sleeves or laid individually
in plastic conduits
Conductors insulated using a material with very high mechanical strength, for example, ethylene
No additional requirements
tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) insulation, or conductors with double insulation with reinforced external sheath
for use up to 3 kV, for example cables conforming to IEC 60502
Single-core or multicore cables in sheaths, for example cables conforming to IEC 60245-4 or to
IEC 60227-4
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Permanently
energised
unprotected circuits have no
specific marking (IEC 60364).
It is however advisable to identify them
clearly using the following type of
wording: Caution, permanent circuits
not broken by the main device, with
possible additional identification of the
circuits concerned (for example: voltage
present, enclosure lighting, group
detection, etc.).
Standard IEC 60204-1 (safety of
machinery) recommends that these
circuits are physically
separated from the other
circuits and/or identified
by orange insulation on
the conductors. Orange
Viking3 terminal blocks
are specially designed for
these circuits.
Do not
Connect to the heads of screws:
drilling the thread can weaken
even the largest diameter screw
Connect the wires between the lugs
and the connection plate on the device:
the wire may be cut and the area of the
surfaces is compromised
Connect the large cross-section power
supply cable directly in the terminals on
the device: the hold is uncertain
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Construction of assemblies
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Phase conductor
cross-section
Sph (in mm2)
Minimum crosssection of
corresponding
protective conductor
SPE (in mm2)
Sph < 16
Sph
16
Sph/2
200
Sph/4
SPE =
I2t
K
Insulation
max (C)
Type
of core
Protective conductor not
incorporated in a cable or
conductors not grouped
together
Cu
PVC
PR/EPR
Rubber 60C
Rubber 85C
Silicone rubber
No insulation
160/140 (2)
250
200
220
350
200/150 (1)
Al
143
95
133(2) 88(2)
Steel
Cu
Al
Steel
Cu
Al
Steel
Cu
Al
Steel
Cu
Al
Steel
52
49(2)
176
116
64
159
105
58
166
110
60
201
133
73
143
94
141
93
134
89
132
87
Cu
Al
159 105
138(1) 91(1)
138
91
Steel
58
50(1)
50
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Construction of assemblies
I (A)
SPE (mm2)
10
1.5
16
2.5
20
25
32
40
10
63
16
80
16
100
16
125
25
160
35
200
50
250
70
315
95
400
120
500
150
630
185
800
240
1000
185(1) or 2 x 150(2)
1250
240(1) or 2 x 165(2)
1600
240(1) or 2 x 240(2)
> 1600
SPE/4
30
Maximum
current of the
assembly
Enclosure type
Catalogue Number
(A)
80
XL3160
Cross-section
of copper main
protective
conductor
SPE(2)
(A2s)
(mm2)
0 048 19
0 048 01/03/04/30/32/34
0.9 x 107
16
0 200 00/02
0 371 72/74
0.9 x 10
16
1.2 x 107
16
2 x 107
25
100
160
0 048 19
0 048 01/03/05/06/07
0 048 01/03/05/06/06
0 373 01
0 373 89
0 373 65
4.7 x 107
35
0 200 00/02
0 371 72/73/74/75/79
3.2 x 107
35
200
0 373 49/373 02
0 373 60/61/62
5.8 x 107
50
250
15 x 4 copper bar
0 374 33
9.1 x 107
70
315
18 x 4 copper bar
0 374 34
1.3 x 108
95
400
24 x 4 copper bar
0 374 38
2.5 x 108
120
500
25 x 5 copper bar
0 374 18
3.9 x 108
150
630
32 x 5 copper bar
0 374 19
6.5 x 108
185
(3)
XL3400
XL3800
Thermal
stress
I2t (1)
160
XL 4000
3
800
50 x 5 copper bar
0 374 40
2.5 x 10
1000
0 374 41
2.5 x 109
2 x 150 or 300
1250
0 374 43
4.1 x 109
2 x 185
1600
0 374 46
6.9 x 109
2 x 240
240
(1) The protective conductor terminals or collectors are sized for the same short-circuit thermal stress withstand as that of the main protective
conductor.
(2) In TT systems, the cross-section of the main protective conductor can be limited to 25mm2 if the earth connections of the neutral and the
exposed conductive parts are separate.
(3) XL3 160 cabinets are supplied with a brass bar.
(4) Can be used in double or reinforced insulation assemblies.
(5) In accordance with standard IEC 60439-1, the cross-section of the bar can be limited to 50 x 5 (S/4).
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Construction of assemblies
Fixing rails
The fixing rails of type 2 devices can also
be used as protective circuit collectors,
provided that the connections are
made using Legrand terminal blocks
specifically designed for this purpose:
Cat.Nos 0 371 72/73/74/75/79.
TNS
PEN
L1
L2
L3
N
PE
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Construction of assemblies
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L2
B
A
L1
L3
Earth connection with an additional conductive plate (A), fixed to the metal
structure of the XL3 enclosure.
Example of building an XL enclosure with the power supply via the bottom
for the protection associated with the surge protective device.
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Construction of assemblies
Wiring devices
C
onductor entries
36
Power supply
upper terminals
Power supply
lower terminals
Power supply
lower terminals
Power supply
upper terminals
Power supply
upper terminals
O I towards the right
I O towards the left
Power supply
upper terminals
O I towards the left
I O towards the right
Power supply
upper terminals
Power supply
upper terminals
Power supply
upper terminals
Power supply
upper terminals
wiring coils
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Construction of assemblies
Separations inside an
assembly
Standard IEC 61439-2 defines the
separations inside an assembly according
to 4 types of form, each form being divided
into two groups, a and b. These internal
separations are created using barriers
or screens made of metal or insulating
material.
Their purpose is to divide the panel into
closed protected areas to provide:
- Protection against direct contact with
dangerous parts of neighbouring functional
units. The degree of protection must be at
least IPXXB.
- Protection against the entry of solid
objects. The degree of protection must be
at least IP2X (which covers IPXXB).
The main purpose is to maintain the
availability of the power supply in the event
of a fault or if work is being carried out on
the panel.
Separations also limit the propagation of an
electric arc and the risk of sparkover.
However, they limit the natural ventilation of
the panel and can thus cause temperature
rises. It is therefore advisable to check
the thermal equilibrium. Separations will
inevitably increase the size of the panel
and its cost, both in terms of labour and
components.
Forms
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Form 1
No separation
Form 2a
Form 2b
Form 3a
Separation of busbars from functional
units and separation of all functional
units from each other.
Terminals for external conductors do not
need to be separated from busbars.
Form 3b
Separation of busbars from functional
units and separation of all functional
units from each other.
Separation of terminals for external
conductors from functional units but no
separation between terminals.
Functional unit
This term refers to part of an
assembly comprising all the
mechanical and electrical components
used to perform a single function.
In the case of distribution panels, a
functional unit almost exclusively
comprises the protective device and its
auxiliaries, apart from draw-out unit
systems.
IS (increased safety)
distribution
If the ability to carry out
maintenance work or upgrades on the
panel without switching off all power to
the assembly is required, the HX/VX IS
distribution system is particularly suitable
and can be a good replacement for
separation forms.
Draw-out bases
protection of the bars
Form 4a
terminal covers
safety of work
Empty draw-out bases
safe upgrades
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Construction of assemblies
40
Safety
Process
Status
Red
Danger
Emergency
Fault
Yellow
Caution
Abnormal condition
Abnormal
Green
Safe
Normal
Normal
Blue
Compulsory action
Indication, information
IP degrees of protection
1st number:
Additional letter IP XX
protection against the penetration of solid (ABCD): protection against direct contact
objects
by access to hazardous live parts
tests
IP
No protection
50 mm
tests
protection
No protection
Protected against
vertically falling drops of
water (condensation)
Protected against
dripping water up to 15
from the vertical
50 mm
12 mm
2,5 mm
1 mm
If a finger is inserted it
cannot touch hazardous
parts
If a wire is inserted it
cannot touch hazardous
parts
Protected against
water sprayed from all
directions
1m
12,5 mm
Protected against
rainwater up to 60 from
the vertical
60
15 cm
mini
IP
2nd number:
protection against liquids
IP
tests
Protected against
high-pressure and hightemperature water jets
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Construction of assemblies
Handling assemblies
Lifting assemblies
The
recommendations
and
safety
precautions for lifting assemblies using
slings are given for information purposes
only, as they are dependent on the
competence of the slinger, the travelling
crane operator or the jib crane operator.
lifting accessories
XL lifting rings can be used to handle units
less than 2 m wide.
When the assembly is more than 2 m wide
or the load is particularly heavy, bolted
brackets must be used. This method
4000/6300 and XL
800
applies to XL
IP55 enclosures, but not XL800 IP43
enclosures.
1000 kg
90
700 kg
60
120
870 kg
700 kg
120
500 kg
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500 kg
position elingue1-7715q.eps
position crochets1-7714q.eps
position crochets 2-7716s.eps
Wheeling enclosures
Retaining washers
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CERTIFICATION
OF ASSEMBLIES
IEC 60439-3
Distribution
boards
IEC 60439-4
Assemblies for
construction
sites
IEC 60439-5
Assemblies
for power
distribution
IEC 60439-2
Busbar
trunking
systems
IEC 61439-1
General rules
IEC 61439-3
Distribution
boards
IEC 61439-4
Assemblies for
construction
sites
IEC 61439-5
Assemblies
for power
distribution
IEC 61439-6
Busbar
trunking
systems
IEC 61439-2
Power
switchgear and
controlgear
assemblies
IEC 61439-7
Electric
vehicles
Definitions
ower switchgear and controlgear
P
assembly (PSC):
Complete system of electrical and
mechanical components (enclosures,
busbars, functional units, etc.) as defined
by the Original Manufacturer and intended
to be assembled in accordance with the
Original Manufacturers instructions.
Example:
pre-equipped
distribution
enclosure.
Assembly Manufacturer:
Entity which carries out assembly and
wiring and is responsible for the finished
assembly.
Example: panel builder.
Original Manufacturer
Entity responsible for the original design
and associated verification of an assembly
in accordance with standard IEC 61439.
Example: Legrand.
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CERTIFICATION OF ASSEMBLIES
Tests to be performed
by the original manufacturer
Standard IEC 61439-2 requires verification
of 13 characteristic points for certification
of power switchgear and controlgear
assemblies (PSC).
These verifications concern the finished
assembly and do not replace the
compliance tests for the component parts
specified by the product standards.
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DESIGN VERIFICATIONS
No.
1
Characteristic to be checked
Article or
section
Comparison
Evaluation
10.2
10.2.2
10.2.3
10.2.3.1
10.2.3.2
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
10.2.4
10.2.5
10.2.6
10.2.7
10.3
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
10.4
YES
NO
NO
Creepage distance
10.4
YES
NO
NO
10.5
10.5.2
YES
NO
NO
10.5.3
YES
YES
NO
10.6
NO
NO
YES
10.7
10.8
10.9
10.9.2
10.9.3
10.10
10.11
10.12
10.13
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
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CERTIFICATION OF ASSEMBLIES
TEST 2
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TEST 3
TEST 4
ASSEMBLING DEVICES AND
EQUIPMENT
Legrand guarantees compliance with the
clearances and distances for the insulation
voltages of these devices when they are
installed in accordance with the specified
conditions. Experience has shown that the
greatest risk is in the wiring. Connections,
bundles of conductors and busbars must
be meticulously checked. Unsuitable
connectors, bolted connections, joints and
metal supports can reduce the insulation
values initially envisaged.
TEST 5
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROTECTIVE
CIRCUIT
The continuity of the protective circuit is a
decisive factor for safety. It is checked: in
accordance with standard IEC 61439-1 at a
test current of 25 A between the terminal
connecting the protective conductors and
all the exposed conductive parts, and also
in accordance with an additional Legrand
test, at a high fault current that could
occur following accidental detachment of a
conductor.
TEST 6
INCORPORATION OF CONNECTION
DEVICES AND COMPONENTS
These are rules concerning the installation
of devices included in the assembly,
whether they are fixed or removable parts,
and compliance with the customer's
wiring requirements. This also includes
accessibility to adjustment and reset
devices; and all types of indication (LEDs,
dials, etc.).
TEST 7
INTERNAL ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS
AND CONNECTIONS
This test consists of checking conformity
of the power and control circuits with the
design requirements. It includes correct
sizing of the busbar and cables, earthing
the control circuits, etc. It also includes
identification of the various circuits using
different colours.
TEST 8
TEST 9
DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES
TEST 10
TEST 11
SHORT-CIRCUIT WITHSTAND
STRENGTH
TEST 12
ELECTROMAGNETIC
COMPATIBILITY
TEST 13
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CERTIFICATION OF ASSEMBLIES
LEGRAND UNDERTAKES
TO CARRY OUT DESIGN
VERIFICATIONS ON THESE
XL3 ENCLOSURES
50
CHARACTERISTICS TO BE CHECKED
ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER
(LEGRAND)
Clearance
Creepage distance
Temperature rise
Electromagnetic compatibility
Mechanical operation
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CERTIFICATION OF ASSEMBLIES
Tests to be performed
by the assembly manufacturer
The individual routine tests, sometimes
referred to as assembly tests, specified
and defined by standard IEC 61439-1,
must be carried out on the assembly by the
assembly manufacturer, after assembly
and wiring.
The individual routine tests include certain
visual inspections and the only actual
instrumental test is the dielectric test
(power frequency withstand voltage at
50Hz and impulse withstand voltage).
These verifications are designed to detect
material and quality defects in components
and to check that the manufactured
assembly operates correctly.
Clearance
Creepage distance
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ASSEMBLY MANUFACTURER
(Panel builder)
Dielectric properties
Mechanical operation
Additional letter IP XX
(ABCD): protection against
direct contact by access to
hazardous live parts
IP
IP
tests
No protection
50 mm
Protected
against solid
objects larger
than 50mm
tests
protection
2nd number:
protection against liquids
IP
tests
No protection
0
1
Protected against
vertically falling
drops of water
(condensation)
Protected against
dripping water up
to 15 from the
vertical
50 mm
The back of
the hand is
kept away from
hazardous
parts
2,5 mm
1 mm
Protected
against solid
objects larger
than
2.5mm
If a finger is
inserted it
cannot touch
hazardous
parts
If a tool is
inserted (for
example, a
screwdriver) it
cannot touch
hazardous
parts
Protected
against solid
objects larger
than 1mm
Protected
against dust
(no harmful
deposits)
Totally
protected
against dust
If a wire is
inserted it
cannot touch
hazardous
parts
Protected against
water sprayed from
all directions
Protected against
water jets from all
directions
Totally protected
against powerful
water jets similar to
heavy seas
Protected against
the effects of
immersion
1m
12 mm
Protected
against solid
objects larger
than
12.5mm
12,5 mm
Protected against
rainwater up to 60
from the vertical
60
15 cm
mini
Degree of protection of
Legrand enclosures
Type of
enclosure
XL 160
XL 400
XL 400 IP 55
XL 800
XL 800 IP 55
XL 4000
XL 6300
1: IP 43 with seals
Protected against
the effects
of prolonged
immersion
under specified
conditions
Protected against
high-pressure and
high-temperature
water jets
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Standard tests
Clearance
Creepage distance
Conductive part
Solid insulated part
Rated impulse
withstand current
Uimp (kV)
Minimum clearance
(mm)
2.5
1.5
5.5
12
14
Rated
insulation
voltage Ui
(V) 1
(Ui Ue)
1
All material
groups 2
Degree of pollution
2
Material group 2
IIIa
I
II
I
IIIb
3
Material group 2
II
IIIa
250
1.5
1.5
1.8
2.5
3.2
3.6
320
1.5
1.6
2.2
3.2
4.5
400
1.5
2.8
5.6
6.3
6.3
500
1.5
2.5
3.6
6.3
7.1
8.0
8.0
630
1.8
3.2
4.5
6.3
10
10
800
2.4
5.6
10
11
12.5
1000
3.2
7.1
10
12.5
14
16
1250
4.2
6.3
12.5
16
18
20
1600
5.6
11
16
20
22
25
1: For lower insulation voltage values, refer to table 2 in standard IEC 61439-1
2: The material groups are classified as follows, according to the range of values of the comparative tracking index (CTI)
Material group I
600 CTI
Material group II
400 CTI < 600
Material group IIIa
175 CTI < 400
Material group IIIb
100 CTI < 175
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IIIb
Ensemble test
Contrleur
de continuit
de terre
Enveloppe
protectrice
Borne de terre
de protection du matriel
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Standard tests
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increased safety
distribution system
DMX and DMX-I
O S O
INCORPORATION OF CONNECTION
DEVICES AND COMPONENTS
(ARTICLE 11.5)
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CERTIFICATION OF ASSEMBLIES
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MECHANICAL OPERATION
(ARTICLE 11.8)
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CERTIFICATION OF ASSEMBLIES
DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES
(ARTICLE11.9)
V
U1 60
60 < Ui 300
V
1000
1500
V
1415
2120
1890
2000
2670
2830
2200
3110
3820
a
b
For DC only
Test voltages in IEC 60664-1, 6.1.3.4.1, 5th paragraph
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Rated impulse
withstand voltage
Uimn
kV
2.5
4.0
6.0
8.0
12.0
2.8
4.8
7.2
9.6
14.5
AC rms
kV
500 m
2.8
4.7
7.0
9.3
14.0
2.7
4.4
6.7
9.0
13.3
2.5
4.0
6.0
8.0
12.0
2.1
3.4
5.1
6.9
10.5
2.0
3.4
5.1
6.8
10.3
500 m
2.0
3.3
5.0
6.6
9.9
1000 m 2000 m
1.9
3.1
4.7
6.4
9.4
1.8
2.8
4.2
5.7
8.5
WIRING, ELECTRICAL
PERFORMANCE AND FUNCTION
(ARTICLE 11.10)
TD01-RDC
Example of a nameplate
e.g. Un = 400 V
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CERTIFICATION OF ASSEMBLIES
Date:
Date:
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Test certificate
Name of the assembly: Order no:
List of operations to be performed by the assembly manufacturer in accordance with standard IEC 61439-2
Individual tests
Completed
Not
applicable
1.1. Correspondence between the wiring diagram and the installation in the enclosure
1.2. Equivalence of the equipment installed and the list of equivalence of the components
1.3. Visual check of the degree of protection of the enclosure (art. 11.2)
1.4. Verification of the clearances in the air with voltage test at 50 Hz (art. 11.3)
1.5. Verification of the surface clearances (creepage distance) by physical or visual measurement
(art. 11.3)
1.6. Verification of the correct installation of devices (art. 11.5)
1.7. Verification of the electrical connections by sampling (art. 11.6)
1.8. Verification per terminal for external conductors (art. 11.7)
1.9. Verification of correct mechanical operation (art. 11.8)
Date:
Name of inspector:
Signature:
construction and certification of assemblies in accordance with NFEN61439-1 & 2 workshop specifications
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Project name:
Project number:
TECHNICAL DATA
Un:
VAC Frequency:
Hz
Ue:
VAC
Type of earthing:
TT/TN-C/S/IT*
Ui (insulation voltage):
V
Degree of pollution: 1/2/3/4*
Uimp (impulse withstand voltage):
V
Installation: indoor/outdoor/fixed/mobile*
Un (control voltage)
230 VAC
Divergent control voltage: .............. VAC
24 VAC
Protection index: IP ........
Ina:
A
Impact resistance: IK ........
Inc:
A
EMC classification: A/B*
Isc/cw* (rms short-circuit current):
kA
Format: 1/2/3/4 - A/B*
Isc with upstream protection device:
kA
Rated Diversity Factor (RDF):
Ipk (peak short-circuit current):
kA
Service index: ....
Cross-section of the main rail system:
3P/3P+N
.......... x ................ x .............. mm
Cross-section of the secondary rail system: 3P/3P+N
.......... x ................ x .............. mm
Cross-section of the earthing rail:..............
.......... x ................ x .............. mm
Cross-section of the PEN link:
mm
INSPECTION PROCEDURE
Inspection according to IEC 61439-1/2 & Legrand directives
Inspection point
2
2.01
2.02
2.03
2.04
3
3.01
3.02
3.03
3.04
3.05
3.06
3.07
3.08
3.09
3.10
3.11
4
4.01
4.02
4.03
4.04
4.05
4.06
4.07
4.08
4.09
4.10
5
5.01
5.02
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Item
Visual check
DB(1) assembled according to the drawing
No damage/damaged paint/scratches, no foreign bodies, etc.
DP(1) clean internally and externally
Appropriate type of cable glands and a sufficient number fitted
Main/secondary rail system (IEC 61439-1 section 11.6)
Application of appropriate tightening torques
Rms protection
Codes affixed to the rail supports
Distances between rail supports
Application of appropriate rail supports
Application of the appropriate CU cross-section
Presence of routing/sharing
Presence of earthing rail
Presence of PEN link
Presence of distributors with adequate kA value
Clearance and creepage distance conform to Legrand specifications and IEC 61439-1
Wiring
Wiring cross-section
Wiring mounted with some clearance in relation to the rail systems
Cable colours
Coding of cables
Wiring connected correctly and at a sufficient distance from sharp edges
No damaged wiring
Wiring installed neatly
Wiring connected in accordance with the installation diagram
Application of 90 wiring
Warning labels for upstream tap-offs
Components
Installation according to the suppliers drawing and specifications
Mechanical inspection
Accepted
N/A
Refused
Corrected
Comment
Inspection point
Item
5.03
Short-circuit withstand of the components
5.04
Correct orientation of the components
5.05
Adjustment of power PLCs
5.06
Adjustment of motor protection switches
5.07
All components are delivered in off position
5.08
Installation suitable for the electrical specifications
5.09
The colours of the pushbuttons and illuminated indicators are appropriate
5.10
Correct operation of interlocks
5.11
The interlocks are created in accordance with the specifications
5.12
Screw connection terminal blocks present
5.13
Application of appropriate tightening torques
Mounting frame
6
6.01
If class 1, enclosure fully connected to protective conductor
6.02
If there are components in the door with U 50 V, door earthed
6.03
All DIN rails are correctly screwed in
6.04
Mounting plates correctly fitted
7
Tests
7.01
Insulation test
7.01a
Insulation resistance L1-L2
7.01b
Insulation resistance L2-L3
7.01c
Insulation resistance L3-L1
7.01d
Insulation resistance L1-N
7.01e
Insulation resistance L2-N
7.01f
Insulation resistance L3-N
7.01g
Insulation resistance L1-PE(N)
7.01h
Insulation resistance L2-PE(N)
7.01i
Insulation resistance L3-PE(N)
7.02
High voltage test (test at AC voltage)
7.02a
High voltage test L1-L2
7.02b
High voltage test L2-L3
7.02c
High voltage test L3-L1
7.02d
High voltage test L1-N
7.02e
High voltage test L2-N
7.02f
High voltage test L3-N
7.02g
High voltage test L1-PE(N)
7.02h
High voltage test L2-PE(N)
7.02i
High voltage test L3-PE(N)
7.03
Earth continuity test
7.03a
Earth continuity test with current 10 A
7.03b
Earth continuity test with signal tester + visual check
7.04
Tests of residual current devices (fault current)
7.05
Electrical operation in accordance with installation diagram
8
Enclosure
8.01
Lifting eyes fitted correctly
8.02
Doors and front panels close correctly
8.03
The required keys are present
8.04
Appropriate index of protection
8.05
Partitioning conforms to the format
8.06
Protective conductors and equipotential link conductors installed in accordance with the documentation
8.07
Weight of the distribution panel
9
Finish
9.01
Nameplate fitted
9.02
Self-adhesive CE mark in place
9.03
Front panels mounted and fixed
9.04
Coding of components and screw terminal blocks
9.05
Presence of a document-holder
9.06
Presence of the installation diagrams
9.07
Presence of the terminal block diagram
9.08
Addition of manuals for components
9.09
Overall photos of the distribution panel and detailed photos taken
* Delete as appropriate.
(1) DP = distribution panel
Accepted
N/A
Refused
Corrected
Comment
Name of inspector:
Signature:
Date:
Company stamp:
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FOR ASSEMBLIES
The assembly manufacturer does not have to repeat these verifications on the
finished assembly if all the requirements and instructions given by Legrand are
complied with in full.
When the assembly manufacturer incorporates its own configurations, it then becomes
the original manufacturer and must therefore repeat these verifications.
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Test methods
The temperature rise verification defined
in standard IEC 61439-1 can be carried out
using three different methods:
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Assembly up to 630 A
70(3)
Metal: 15(5)
Insulated material: 25
Metal: 30(5)
Insulated material: 40
(1) Temperature rise refers to the increase above ambient temperature. The
temperature limit is therefore equal to the sum of the ambient temperature values
plus the temperature rise.
(2) As a general rule, a maximum temperature of 40C is advisable. That is, an average
temperature rise of 25 to 30 K to be taken into consideration for determining the power
that can be dissipated. Above this level, it may be necessary to derate the currents
permitted by the devices, to cool the assembly using an appropriate system, or more
simply to select a larger enclosure.
(3) The temperature rise of Legrand connection terminals and terminal blocks does
not exceed 65 K.
(4) The currents of Legrand busbar and distribution systems are given for a maximum
temperature rise of 65 K.
(5) These values can be increased (+ 10 K) if the parts are not frequently touched
during normal operation.
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Assembly up to 1600 A
RESULTS TO BE OBTAINED
The ASSEMBLY is verified if the calculated
temperature of the air at the mounting
height of each device does not exceed the
permissible ambient air temperature given
by its manufacturer.
For the connection devices or the electrical
components of the main circuits this means
that the steady-state load does not exceed
either its permissible load at the punctual
calculated air temperature or 80% of its
rated current.
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Heat balance
70
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DETERMINATION OF THE
DISSIPATED POWER
An accurate estimation of the actual
dissipated power can be obtained using the
method given below.
The power actually dissipated (in W) can be
defined using the following formula:
P = (PA + PC) U M S C E where:
Pa: total of the individual powers dissipated
by each of the devices at its nominal current
Pc: power dissipated by the wiring
U: load factor
M: duty factor
S: coincidence factor
C: switching factor
E: expected extension factor
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Resistance
(/km2)
Resistance (/km)
copper
aluminium
0.5
36.1
50
0.36
0.59
0.75
24
70
0.25
0.44
18
95
0.18
0.3
1.5
12.3
120
0.14
0.23
2.5
7.4
150
0.11
0.19
4.58
185
0.09
0.15
3.05
240
0.07
0.115
10
1.77
300
0.055
0.092
16
1.12
400
0.043
0.072
25
0.72
500
0.033
0.056
35
0.51
630
0.026
0.043
NB: For simplification purposes, the linear resistance values of the conductors have
been intentionally limited to the most commonly used types of conductor.
The resistance value has been given for a core temperature of 40C.
The intensity factor (I2) is predominant in the calculations. Reference can be made
to the tables giving the dissipated powers of the various conductors at their nominal
operating currents.
Empirical rule for determining the dissipated power:
The power dissipated in an enclosure by the devices and their wiring is more
or less proportional to the incoming current entering the panel. If there is no
accurate data available, or to obtain an initial estimate, the following calculation can be
performed:
- Enclosures with incoming current 400 A, use 1.25 W/A (for example for a 63 A cabinet,
63 1.25 = 78 W)
- Enclosures with incoming current > 400 A and 1000 A, use 1 W/A
- Enclosures with incoming current > 1000 A, use 0.8 W/A
Use:
C = 1.2 for fast cycles
C = 1 in other cases (distribution)
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0.5
0.75
1.5
2.5
10
16
25
I (A)
10
16
20
25
32
40
63
80
100
P (W/m)
0.15
0.4
0.6
1.2
1.9
2.9
3.1
2.8
4.4
4.6
7.2
95
120
150
185
240
2 x 185
2 x 240
S (W/m2)
35
50
70
I (A)
100
125
125
160
160
200
250
250
315
400
630
800
P (W/m)
5.1
5.6
6.4
4.6
7.2
8.7
6.9
8.9
11.2
17.8
22.4
95
120
150
185
Aluminium conductors
S (mm )
35
50
70
240
300
I (A)
63
80
80
100
125
160
160
200
250
250
315
400
P (W/m)
3.2
5.1
3.6
5.9
6.8
7.7
5.9
7.6
9.3
7.2
11.4
14.7
IP 30
12 x 2 12 x 4 15 x 4 18 x 4 25 x 4 25 x 5 32 x 5 50 x 5 63 x 5 75 x 5 80 x 5 100 x 5
2x
2x
2x
2x
2x
50 x 5 63 x 5 75 x 5 80 x 5 100 x 5
I (A)
80
125
160
200
250
270
400
600
700
850
900
1050
1000
1150
1300
1450
1600
(W/m)
8.1
7.4
9.6
12.5
14.4
13.1
22.8
33
35.7
45.3
47
53.5
47.4
50.6
57.7
65.7
66.3
I (A)
110
185
205
245
280
330
450
700
800
950
1000
1200
1150
1350
1500
1650
1900
(W/m)
11.3
12.8
15.8
18.8
17.7
19.6
28.9
45
46.7
54.8
59
70
62.7
69.8
74.4
85
93.4
Flexible bars
Dimensions
IP > 30
IP 30
13 x 2
20 x 4
24 x 4
24 x 5
32 x 5
40 x 5
50 x 5
50 x 10
I (A)
160
250
250
320
400
500
630
800
(W/m)
14.4
14.2
14.2
18.4
23
28.5
36.8
40.2
I (A)
200
350
400
470
630
700
850
1200
(W/m)
22.5
35
36
40
43
56
67
77
Definitions of the currents according to standard IEC 60947-1 applied to standard usage conditions for temperature rises of the bars not exceeding 65K.
le: rated operating current to be taken into consideration in enclosures with natural ventilation or open panels with protection index IP 30.
lthe: conventional thermal current in enclosures corresponding to the most unfavourable installation conditions. The enclosure does not allow
natural air change (ip > 30).
Powers in W/m are given for one pole. They must be multiplied by 3 for three-phase.
As a guide, the following empirical formula can be applied for three-phase busbars:
Dissipated power=0.15W/A for a 1m length.
74
Thermal gradient
Enclosure height
4/4
3/4
1/2
1/3
1/4
t average
g
1
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
Height
0.5
0
0.3 0.5
t max
workshop specifications
75
Se = S1 + S2 + S3 + S4 + S5 + S6 + S7 + S8+
S9 + S10.
Corrected dissipation
area Sc
In order to directly obtain the value of
tmax the concept of corrected area Sc is
used, where Sc = Se x g.
The tables of Sc data for each enclosure
can then be used to carry out a simplified
calculation.
K (W/C m2)
VALUES OF THE OVERALL TRANSMISSION COEFFICIENT K ACCORDING TO THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE RISE
6.6
Metal
enclosures
6
5.5
Insulated
enclosures
5
4.5
4
10
20
30
40
t av (C)
Coefficients to be applied to the actual surfaces for calculating the equivalent dissipation area Se according to the IP index of the enclosure
Surface
IP 30
IP > 30
0.7
0.5
0.9
0.8
0.4
0.3
0.9
0.8
0.4
0.3
0.6
0.6
0.3
0.2
0.9
0.8
0.6
0.6
76
Correction coefficients
to be applied for certain
configurations
Installation of cabinets with cable
trunking
The power that can be dissipated P (W)
which has been determined is increased by
multiplication coefficient M.
thk: thickness in m
transfer:
internal air, internal surface, external surface, external air (ambient
0
air).
Material with
thk:conductivity
thickness in m
1
2
0
Material with
conductivity
3 1
2
Hauteur
(mm)
Hauteur
50/65
(mm)
65
50/65
65
Largeur
(mm)
Largeur
160
(mm)
250
160
250
Nombre de goulottes
1
2
3
Nombre de goulottes
1,4
1,6
1,8
1
2
3
1,5
1,7
1,4
1,6
1,8
1,5
1,7
-
Heat transfer through a wall can be broken down into three stages:
1 - Flow between the internal fluid (internal air of the enclosure)
and the wall:
= h1 (0 1) S 0 1 =
1
S h1
1
=S
h1 (0 1) S 0 1 =
=
(1 2) 1 2 = S h1
thk
S
Largeur
(mm)
Largeur
160
(mm)
250
160
250
Nombre de goulottes
1
2
Nombre de goulottes
2
2,2
1
2
2,4
2,4
2
2,2
2,4
2,4
S
1 2 =
==h2thk
(2(13)S2)
2 3 = S
S
= h2 (2 3) S 2 3 =
S
1 thk 1
0 3 =
+
+
S h1
h2
0 3 =
( h1
1
+ thk +
h2
P1
P1
P2
P2
P = P1 + 0.8 P2
workshop specifications
77
thk 11
111 = 11 +thk
== K
K SS (
(000 333)) where
where
+ thk
1
1 = thk
1 ++ 1h2
K
1
h
1
1
1
thk
=
+
+
= KS=(K0 S (
3) where
K
h
h2
K
1
1
1
1
thk
1
1
+++ thk
3)) where
K1 = Kh111==+ h1thk
h21++ h112
= KS=(K0 S
(
300) where
thk
where
3
+thk
+ h2 1exchange)
K 0S(h1
where
thk
=1h1 1=+and
+h(external
=Coefficients
K S= (
h11 1h2
3) where
3)(internal
exchange)
h
=
+h22
K(
S00(
) Kwhere
Kh1= 1
2h2+ 1
=K= S
03)3where
K K
1+ +
K radiation
This
2 gives:
incorporate both convection (c)Kand
h1 h1 (r).
h2 hthen
1c +
1r and
2c +
2r
+ hh1r
and hh222 == hh2c
+ hh2r
hh111 == hh1c
1r
2c
1c
h1 = hh1c
+ hh1r
and hand
+ hh2r + h2r
2 = hh2c =
=
+
h
1 +h
1c
1r hand
2 +h
h1 = hThe
1c
1r + and
2 = hh
2c
2r
hh2c
++ hh2r
1r
2c
2r
two formulae
are
for calculating h1:
and
h1 =hh111ch==following
+hh1c
h1c + hhand
h2and
= h222ch==+
h2cused
1r
2r
h1 =1h=1ch1r+1ch+1rh1rand
h2 =2h=2ch2r+2ch+2rh2r
h1c
= hh
h SS
S (
(000
111))) (Newtons
(Newtons law)
law)
1c =
hh
=
(
(Newtons
law)
h1c = hh1cS =(h0 S (
1) (Newtons
law)
1)) (Newtons
1c
h1c = h
S =(h0 S
(
100) (Newtons
law) law)
11) (Newtons
=(
h 0S
(h01)
(Newtons
(Newtons
law)of factors: flow, type of Calculation of the thermal conduction resistance for a painted
of
depends
on a number
h1c The
=hh1c
h1chSvalue
law)law)
=
h
S
(
)
(Newtons
law)
1ch S (0 01) 1(Newtons law)
h
=
1c
fluid, temperature, shape of the surfaces. Its calculation, which steel enclosure (for example, Atlantic)
1
1
thk + 1
is0complex,
is not given =
here. +
= K S (
3) where
thk== 1.5
1.5 mm
mm
52
thk
1111== 52
4
4
4
4
4
4 h1
1 h2
mm
1 = 52 = 52
Sheet steel, thickness thk= 1.5
K
1
1
0004
111 thk
4
thk
=
1.5
mm
thk= 1.5
mm
= 52
1212212=== 0.2
0.2
1r
= FF
+
= K S (0 hh1r
where
0 1444= 44 +
SS
1r
3)=
==mm
1.5
thk
1.5 mm
mm 12=1 =0.2
1 = 52
52
thk=thk
1.5
52
K
h
h2
010004
1114
h1r = hF S= F S04 4
1
4
thk
=
1.5
mm
= 52
=
0.2
0
1
thk
=
1.5
mm
52
21
1041 4 14 4
1r
2 = 0.2
2 coats of polyester paint
h1r = F
S = F S
0
0
=
0.2
h
1r
2
0 11 1
2 0.2
=
0.2
0
h1r =hF1rhS=F= S
2
0
0
1
S0
2 = 0.2
-3
-6
2 =0.2
h1r =1rF SF
-6
00 11
-3
1.5
10-3
120
10-6
thk of1.5
-4
-4
10
120
10
thk
1.5
10
120
10
thk
01
0coefficient
-4
:cond
coefficient
thermal
conductivity
in
W/mC
F: mutual absorption
associated with the interaction R
-3
-6
1 1
cond
R
cond
=
=
+
=
6.3
10
=10-3 52 120
h1 = h1c + h1r and h2 = h2c + h2r
1.5
thk = thk
-3 +10-60.2 -6 = 6.3
-4 10
10
1.5
120
10
52
0.2
52
0.2
-3
-6
RcondR=cond
= thk
+10120
=106.3
106.3
between the emissive surfaces of the devices in the enclosure
1.5
10
thk
-4 10-4
-3 0.2
-6 =
-3+10
-6=
1.5
120
=
=
+
-4
52
R
cond
=
=
6.3
10
1
1
1.5
10
120
10
thk
-3
-6
1.5
10
120
10
thk
-410
== 1.552
++ 1200.2
6.3
thk
11 hwalls
and
the
(internal radiation)
= h1c + h1r1F
and
+111henclosure
===thk
6.3
10-4-4 -4
+=11hof2c
1.5
100.2
120
10
F ==
=the
2
2r
52
RcondRRcond
=cond
+-3
6.3==10
10
10=-6
++
F
52
0.2
1
R
cond
=
=
+
=
6.3
10
52
0.2
a
a
52
R
cond
=
=
+
=
6.3
10
0.2
F = 1 + a1a1111 a1a222
52RR52
0.20.2
tot == 1/K
tot
1/Kwith
F = aFF11==+ a1a121++ a111 11
tot
This
value
must
be
compared
the
total
resistance:
F 0=+
1 1)+ a
21 1 1
h1c = Fh =Sa(
=
Rtot =R1/K
1a
2
+1(Newtons
1 law)
tot
= 1/Km
tot == 0.18
a121a1+
av
F1a1=F a
tot===
1/K
KRav
5.5
W/C
m2222
Rtot
tot
0.18
av
K
5.5
W/C
R
2 a2a 1
av
R
tot
==2 1/K
a
1 a2 2
R
tot
1/K
a
R
tot
=
1/K
1
K
=
5.5
W/C
m
av
2 Rtot = 0.18
and
law)coefficient of the surfaces facing one
a2: absorption
Rtot = 1/K
c = h S (0 a1
1) (Newtons
= 5.5
W/C
m 22 Rtot =R0.18
tot = 0.18
Rtot
av W/C
Kav = K
5.5
m=2 1/K
= 5.5
m
av
2 gives
av
K5.5
5.5 W/C
W/C
m22 2Rtot R
Rtot
tot == 0.18
0.18
using Kav =K
av =W/C
another (equipment and material of the enclosure)
m
=
0.18
= 5.5
W/C
tot0.18
= 0.18
KavK=av5.5
W/C
mm
RtotR=
S: surfaces facing one another, to be adjusted if necessary
to
take
-8
2
4
thk
=
1.5
mm
-8
2
4
1 = 52
=
5.7.10
W/m
K
.
-8
2
4
-8
2
4
== 5.7.10
W/m
5.7.10
W/m K
K ..
the conduction resistance of the wall is 0.35% of the total
account
surfaces.
-8 W/m2 K4.
04 of
the
14 angle of incidence of=the
5.7.10
-8
-8
4 2W/m
0.2
-8 W/m
4. 22 K44.
h1r = F S : Stephan-Boltzmann constant = 5.7.10
==W/m2
5.7.10
2=
resistance. It isthk
in fact
negligible
in the
exchange.
K
.
= 1.5
mm
1heat
=
52
-8
=
5.7.10
K
-8
-8 W/m
-8 W/m
2 4.22 K
= 5.7.10
5.7.10
W/m
K2444..if4
= 5.7.10
04: temperature
0 14 1
-8K
of the emitting bodies
(internal
equipment)
-8
2
=
5.7.10
W/m
K
.
= 5.7.10 W/m K .
2 = 0.2
r = F S different from 0 (the surface temperature
of the devices, which Calculation of the thermal conduction resistance for an
0 1
=
4
mm
thk
-3
-6
= 4 mm
thk
insulating
material
is generally higher than that of the internal air of the enclosure) thkenclosure
1.5 10made of
120
10
-4
mm
thk ==4
R
cond =
=
+
6.3
10
-3
=
4
mm
thk
-3
h2 is calculated in the same way as h1, reducing the radiation
mm
thk -3444 10
10-3
52
0.2
-2= 4 mm 222
-6 thk = 4thk
thk
10
-2
mm
thk
Rcond
cond
(C
m2/W)
=10
4-2
mm
1.5
10==-3thk
120
10
thk R
cond
=-3 0.2
1.6
10
/W)
-4= 4
=
===thk
1.6
(C
m
R
(C
m
thk
4
10
-3thickness
Reinforced
polyester,
to the emission part.
4 mm
thk
-2
1
1 calculation
2=mm
R
cond = Rcond
=
+
6.3
10
=m
4
thk
thk
4
10
0.2
0.2
-3
=
=
=
1.6
10
(C
/W)
-2
2
+ The radiation
1
thk
4
10
F=
-2
-3
52
0.2
2
-3
thk
4
10
R
cond
=
=
=
1.6
10
(C
m
/W)
-2
received
by
the
walls
of
the
building
in
which
the
2
0.2
Rcond R
= thk== thk
=10
1.6 10
(C-2m(C
/W)
40.2
-31.6
a2
4thk
10
-210
=
0.2
2 m
==thk
= 41/K
1.6
10(C-2m
(C
m22/W)
/W)
10
1 a11 enclosure
RcondRcond
=cond
=4 -3
1.6==10
2
10
0.2
is installed is ignored:
Rcond
= 1.6
10 (C/W)
(C
0.2
+
1
=
= R=tot
Rcond
== =
= 1.6
10-2
m2m
/W)/W)
0.2
a1
0.2
W/C
0.2m2
KavR=tot5.5
= 1/K
a2
2c =
= hh SS (
(2222 3333))
2c
hh2c
2c
4
Rtot = 0.18
In this case, the conduction resistance is 9% of the total
4
4
h2c = hhh2r
S
(
)(22444
2S
3(
=
44
2r
3
)
2r
3
=
S
)
=
S
=
h
S
(
)
2
2
3
2r (2 4 3)2 24 3 3
h
=
S
Kavresistance.
= 5.5 W/C
m
Rtot = 0.18
It remains
negligible
in the heat exchange.
hhh2c
h S (2223)44) 333)) 4
h2c
= =hS
2cS
==(
2c
2r
2c
h2c=
(
3 2 4) 3 4)
=2c(
Sh=2224Sh(
(
2r
h2r
Shh
h
S
(
)
3
4
4
2
3
The
type
of
material
of
which
the
enclosure
is made has very little
:
emissivity
coefficient
(0.85
for
RAL
7035)
=
h
S
(
)
=
S
)
4
4
2c
2r
2r
2r= S
h2r =hS
(242(22243(4)343334 ) 4)
-8 W/m2 K
3 h2r requires
accurate
calculation
knowledge
of4.the space in influence on the heat exchange coefficient and is not therefore a
= 5.7.10
h
(2 2 3 )of
2rh=2rS=S
which the enclosure is installed, so that
the same calculation can
= 5.7.10-8 W/m2 K4.
be applied as for h1r.
thk = 4 mm
-3
78
thk 4 10
thk = 4 mm
Rcond =
=
= 1.6 10-2 (C m2/W)
0.2
-3
thk 4 10
Rcond =
=
= 1.6 10-2 (C m2/W)
0.2
Cooling devices
CIRCULATION OF THE AIR INSIDE
THE ENCLOSURE
Thermal gradient
4/4
3/4
3/4
1/2
1/2
1/3
1/4
Lower
third
Natural gradient
Lower
third
Natural gradient
Enclosure
height
4/4
1/3
1/4
K value
Enclosure height
height
4/4
3/4
1/2
1/3
1/4
= 0
t
t 0= 273
0
= 0
t
t 0= 273
P = t K S
For the same max. permissible temperature
rise, the power can therefore be multiplied
by 1/g.
1/g being between 1.4 and 2 with no internal
circulation. tav = tmax and g = 1
selection and location of fans
For an enclosure in which the layout and
density of the components are such that
the average horizontal air flow area is at
least half the area of the base, the min. flow
rate of the fan (or fans) per second must be
0.1 times the volume of the enclosure.
workshop specifications
79
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80 t (C)
v (J /C m )
In0.28the formula P = v D . t, v is
given according to the temperature
0.28
0.30
while
t
represents
the
0.30temperature
0.32 rise: t = t - tambient
It can be seen that in the usual range of
0.32
0.34
enclosure
temperatures, 20 to 60C,
0.34
coefficient
v (J /C m3)
Outside
Inside
Outside
D1: pressurisation
D2: depressurisation
Depressurised enclosure
Outside
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80 t (C)
D1: pressurisation
Pressurised
enclosure enclosure
Pressurised
enclosure
Depressurised enclosure
Pressurised
Depressurised enclosure
Depressurised
enclosure enclosure
surised enclosure
Depressurised
80
D2 > D1.
m3)
Pressurised enclosure
Inside
Outside
D2: depressurisation
D2: depressurisation
Interpretation of the
characteristic curves
The flow rate/pressure curves must refer
to the equipment used. The characteristic
curve of a fan equipped with filters and
fitted on an enclosure may be very different
to that of an isolated fan.
The actual flow rate will therefore be given
by the curve, subtracting the various load
losses (grilles, filters and their possible
clogging, deflectors, etc.).
P (Pa)
D (m3/h)
workshop specifications
81
VENTILATION BY NATURAL
DRAUGHT WITH LOUVRES PLACED
IN A VERTICAL PLANE
Although this reduces the degree of
protection of the enclosure, the use of
louvres avoids condensation phenomena
and cools the equipment to a certain extent.
The heat transfer is limited.
82
Power evacuated
This is expressed in the form:
P = t Q
t (C): temperature rise of the internal air
Q (W/C): specific capacity of the heat
exchanger
Influence on the thermal
gradient
The internal circulation of the air created
by the heat exchanger equalises the
temperatures in the enclosure in the same
way as internal circulation, and g = 1 is
therefore used
The total power dissipated will therefore be:
Pt = tmax K S Q
workshop specifications
83
84
workshop specifications
85
APPENDICES
Dissipated powers of XL
enclosures
The tables on the following pages give
the power dissipated in the various
enclosures in the XL range, according
to their configuration (with or without
door, with seal, etc.) and their installation
specifications.
Installation specifications
The enclosure is placed on the ground, with no contact with any
surface (for example, freestanding enclosures).
The back of the enclosure is against a vertical surface (enclosure
against a wall, or wall-mounting enclosure). All the other sides are
free. The back of the enclosure is classed as being in contact if the
distance between the enclosure and the vertical surface is less than
10 cm. Enclosures fixed to the wall must be installed at least 10 cm
above the ground.
The back and one of the sides of the enclosure are in contact with a
vertical surface (for example, in a corner). The enclosure is classed as
being in contact if the distance between the back or the side and the
vertical surfaces is less than 10 cm.
The back and both sides of the enclosure are in contact with a vertical
surface (for example, in a conduit or a technical space). The enclosure
is classed as being in contact if the distances between the back or the
sides and the vertical surfaces are less than 10 cm.
The back and the top of the enclosure are in contact with a surface
(for example, against a wall or under the ceiling). The enclosure is
classed as being in contact if the distance between the top of the
enclosure and the ceiling is less than 20 cm.
CAUTION: The installation of an air conditioning unit on the roof
requires a clearance of at least 1 metre above the enclosure.
The back, sides and top of the enclosure are in contact with a surface
(can be compared to flush-mounting). The above distance rules apply:
at least 10 cm for vertical surfaces and at least 20 cm above the
enclosure.
86
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
(with door)
IP 30
()
15
20
41
45
49
54
59
57 71 86
62 78 99
68 90 110
75 103 126
86 116 145
25
30
IP 40
30
IP 43
35
40
15
20
25
110
120
136
155
171
132
141
161
180
201
34
37
40
44
48
47
51
56
62
71
58 71 90
64 81 98
74 90 112
84 103 127
95 119 140
35
40
15
20
25
108
116
132
148
165
31
34
37
41
44
43
47
51
56
65
53 65
59 74
68 83
77 95
87 109
30
40
15
20
25
107
115
130
144
162
30
32
35
40
44
41
44
50
56
64
52 63
58 71
65 81
75 93
86 106
35
40
83
90
102
116
128
99
106
121
135
151
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
(with door)
IP 30
()
15
20
25
30
40
43
47
53
58
55 69 84
59 77 94
67 87 108
74 100 124
85 114 141
IP 40
30
IP 43
35
40
15
20
25
35
109
118
133
150
167
130
140
158
176
198
33
35
39
43
48
45
48
55
61
70
57 69 89
63 77 97
71 89 109
82 102 123
93 116 137
30
35
40
82
89
100
113
125
98
105
119
132
149
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
construction and certification of assemblies in accordance with NFEN61439-1 & 2 workshop specifications 87
appendices
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
(with door)
IP 30
()
15
20
33
36
39
46
51
48 61
52 70
60 81
67 93
77 107
25
IP 40
30
35
40
15
20
25
76
84
103
113
126
98
110
129
147
165
113
128
146
163
188
27
30
32
38
42
39
43
49
55
63
50 62
57 69
66 84
76 93
88 103
30
IP 43
35
40
15
20
25
30
80
90
106
121
135
93
105
120
134
154
25
27
29
35
38
36
39
45
50
58
46
53
61
70
80
57 74 85
63 83 96
77 97 110
85 110 122
95 124 141
35
40
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
(with door)
IP 30
()
15
20
46
49
53
60
65
62 78 94
68 85 108
74 96 122
82 109 138
94 125 158
25
30
IP 40
35
40
15
20
119
133
150
167
189
145
161
178
197
220
38
40
43
49
53
51 64
56 70
61 79
67 89
77 103
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
88
25
IP 43
30
35
40
15
20
25
77
89
100
113
130
98
109
123
137
155
119
132
146
162
180
35
37
40
45
49
47
51
56
62
71
59 71 89
64 81 100
72 92 113
82 104 125
94 119 142
30
35
40
109
121
134
148
165
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
(with door)
IP 30
()
15
20
44
46
49
55
62
58 73 89
62 82 101
70 93 119
79 107 136
92 123 154
25
30
IP 40
35
40
15
20
117
128
147
167
186
139
155
174
193
218
36
38
40
45
51
48 60
51 67
57 76
65 88
75 101
25
IP 43
30
35
40
15
20
25
73
83
98
112
126
96
105
121
137
153
114
127
143
158
179
33
35
37
41
47
44
47
53
59
69
55 67 88
62 76 96
70 89 110
80 102 125
92 116 140
30
35
35
40
15
20
25
102
115
131
148
169
27
29
32
38
42
39
43
50
56
63
50 62
58 69
67 85
77 93
88 104
40
104
116
131
145
164
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
(with door)
IP 30
()
15
20
25
30
36
39
43
50
56
52 67 83
57 77 92
66 89 113
74 102 124
84 117 138
IP 40
30
IP 43
35
40
15
20
25
107
121
141
161
181
124
140
160
180
206
30
32
35
41
46
43
47
54
61
69
55 68 88
63 75 99
73 93 116
84 102 132
96 113 148
30
35
40
80
91
106
121
136
93
105
120
135
155
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
workshop specifications
89
appendices
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
IP 30
()
15
20
37
41
47
54
52 69
60 80
71 94
81 105
25
IP 40
30
35
40
15
20
25
88
103
118
136
106
123
138
160
125
146
167
188
30
34
39
44
43
49
58
66
57 72
66 84
77 97
86 112
30
35
40
87
101
113
131
103
120
137
154
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
Dimensions (mm)
w x h x d without door
IP 30
()
IP 40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
60
72
89
110
131
149
174
198
149
156
166
180
196
207
84
96
105
119
81
96
119
142
164
187
209
234
178
190
201
214
225
237
109
129
151
179
112
122
142
165
189
212
236
258
193
235
260
295
325
339
156
176
198
219
138
148
163
185
213
246
279
301
256
296
333
373
410
431
192
220
249
276
169
180
218
250
286
319
358
392
296
346
390
448
487
515
235
262
300
336
198
220
255
288
328
370
413
457
365
415
468
538
579
618
279
314
358
398
52
59
66
86
110
123
141
159
126
142
155
170
182
194
62
87
99
111
73
79
89
116
129
141
153
166
140
157
170
190
209
220
84
117
132
154
90
95
111
130
146
158
168
186
153
174
198
228
245
258
119
130
149
165
110
119
138
153
176
198
212
236
198
230
259
280
300
327
156
172
189
207
138
147
165
189
213
243
263
286
248
288
326
359
376
394
187
200
230
256
165
175
192
222
254
289
306
323
293
337
387
422
448
462
224
249
271
300
47
57
63
81
106
120
134
146
121
138
150
165
177
187
57
82
91
106
65
77
86
110
123
136
148
158
132
151
167
186
201
213
80
109
127
148
85
89
104
123
132
147
161
174
147
168
190
223
240
254
113
127
140
161
93
115
131
148
163
178
193
226
189
227
251
277
292
321
150
169
182
196
129
144
161
183
198
235
253
277
237
280
317
352
371
390
181
195
221
249
158
164
183
213
236
268
296
318
287
329
380
418
438
456
219
243
262
292
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
90
IP 43
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 40
IP 43
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
56
68
87
107
128
145
162
195
147
154
162
176
190
204
83
94
102
117
78
94
117
140
160
178
194
231
176
187
198
210
221
232
107
127
149
176
106
119
140
163
177
199
227
244
191
221
256
291
320
337
155
177
196
216
130
145
159
181
210
242
276
298
246
290
329
370
400
427
190
217
247
275
167
176
215
248
283
310
351
374
288
336
386
440
481
510
233
260
297
335
192
216
250
281
324
367
410
450
363
440
464
511
575
615
277
311
356
394
50
63
65
84
107
120
139
151
124
138
151
164
180
189
61
86
97
110
71
75
88
114
125
139
151
161
138
155
168
187
206
218
83
116
130
153
88
92
110
126
141
153
167
180
151
170
196
224
240
256
117
127
146
164
108
113
136
150
173
190
210
234
197
227
256
275
297
324
155
170
185
204
136
142
161
186
212
241
261
283
245
286
325
357
374
390
184
199
228
254
163
165
190
219
252
287
304
320
290
335
386
420
445
460
223
247
270
297
45
53
61
79
102
117
132
144
119
135
149
163
176
185
55
80
90
104
62
75
85
108
121
134
146
156
130
150
165
184
200
210
79
106
125
145
83
96
102
121
131
145
160
170
145
167
189
220
239
253
110
126
138
160
91
113
130
147
162
175
198
224
187
223
250
275
290
319
149
166
180
190
126
143
158
182
197
235
250
275
235
279
315
351
369
388
179
194
220
246
155
162
181
211
234
267
294
315
285
327
379
416
436
454
217
240
260
290
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
XL3 400 metal
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 40
IP 43
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
55
65
86
103
125
143
160
193
145
153
160
172
189
201
81
93
101
115
77
91
116
138
156
173
193
230
174
184
195
208
219
230
105
125
147
175
104
115
131
161
175
197
225
243
189
218
254
289
318
335
153
175
194
214
128
142
155
177
208
240
273
296
245
285
327
369
395
425
187
216
245
274
161
174
200
246
281
308
348
373
286
334
384
438
479
509
231
258
295
334
190
204
245
280
340
364
408
448
360
438
462
509
574
610
275
310
354
392
48
62
64
82
105
118
137
150
123
135
150
162
176
185
60
85
96
108
70
74
87
112
123
137
150
160
137
154
165
185
203
215
82
114
128
151
87
90
109
124
139
150
165
178
150
169
190
223
238
253
115
125
144
161
106
111
135
148
171
192
208
233
198
225
253
293
294
321
153
168
183
198
134
140
159
184
210
238
260
281
244
284
320
352
371
387
182
197
225
251
161
163
189
218
250
286
302
318
287
332
383
415
442
456
220
245
267
295
43
52
60
77
100
114
130
142
115
134
147
160
173
183
53
79
89
103
60
72
84
106
120
133
144
155
128
147
160
181
197
207
75
105
123
143
81
91
101
120
130
144
158
168
143
165
185
218
236
251
107
125
135
157
91
109
128
145
160
173
197
221
186
220
245
272
287
315
145
164
177
187
124
138
156
181
195
233
248
273
234
277
310
348
367
385
176
193
217
244
153
160
179
210
233
265
292
313
283
326
375
413
434
451
215
238
257
287
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
construction and certification of assemblies in accordance with IEC61439-1 & 2
workshop specifications
91
appendices
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
15
20
25
50 71 99
64 82 110
78 105 125
99 130 150
IP 40
30
35
40
125
134
147
167
156
161
197
225
180
201
231
260
15
20
47 65
53 72
60 82
78 105
IP 43
25
30
35
40
15
20
79
86
98
117
98
108
125
138
122
131
149
171
148
157
173
205
43
50
57
73
59 75
70 80
77 92
99 111
25
30
35
40
82
104
117
134
117
127
145
165
142
147
165
198
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
15
20
25
48 69 96
61 80 108
77 103 124
97 129 147
IP 40
30
35
40
117
131
145
165
151
160
196
224
178
199
229
258
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
92
15
20
45 62
51 68
58 79
76 103
IP 43
25
30
35
40
15
20
77
84
97
114
95
105
123
136
120
127
147
168
145
154
171
203
41
48
55
72
56 73
68 78
75 90
98 109
25
30
35
40
80
102
115
133
114
125
143
164
140
145
163
195
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
15
20
25
47 68 94
58 79 104
75 101 122
95 126 145
IP 40
30
35
40
116
129
142
161
148
158
190
222
175
197
226
255
15
20
43 59
50 66
56 77
74 101
IP 43
25
30
35
40
15
20
76
81
96
112
94
100
122
134
118
125
144
166
143
150
170
200
39
46
53
70
54 71
65 76
73 87
96 107
25
30
35
40
78
99
113
131
112
122
141
163
138
143
160
192
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 40
IP 43
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
91
118
138
155
185
209
154
161
176
187
206
213
93
104
116
129
123
147
168
192
220
242
182
200
208
219
231
247
119
139
162
189
145
168
194
221
243
267
201
243
271
301
336
349
164
186
208
230
188
210
228
253
296
311
262
309
340
382
422
443
201
229
259
287
228
255
294
324
368
410
310
354
403
456
502
527
245
273
310
345
260
294
337
380
423
472
372
427
488
549
592
630
290
324
376
409
70
100
124
141
150
163
134
159
170
189
192
202
66
93
106
118
95
134
141
150
163
175
150
167
179
213
220
234
90
125
140
165
116
144
156
165
179
188
163
175
207
245
266
274
126
143
158
176
144
175
186
200
227
253
215
253
285
319
330
348
167
183
199
210
189
204
228
259
282
305
265
308
348
381
402
418
198
215
244
273
205
248
272
310
329
345
312
361
416
450
478
495
239
267
289
321
68
97
120
137
146
158
130
154
164
183
186
196
64
90
103
114
92
130
137
146
158
170
146
162
174
206
214
227
87
122
136
160
112
139
151
160
174
182
158
170
201
238
258
266
123
138
153
171
139
170
180
194
220
245
208
245
277
309
320
337
162
177
193
203
183
198
221
251
273
295
257
299
337
370
390
405
192
208
237
265
199
241
264
301
320
334
303
350
403
437
464
480
232
259
281
311
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
workshop specifications
93
appendices
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 40
IP 43
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
89
116
137
148
166
201
151
159
175
185
198
209
83
97
105
120
122
146
161
180
201
239
179
199
204
218
227
234
108
130
153
182
144
166
182
205
234
253
194
240
268
294
335
347
159
182
200
218
187
209
227
252
294
309
255
290
338
377
418
440
194
224
252
281
226
251
292
313
366
389
302
351
397
452
497
524
239
266
307
343
258
292
334
379
421
462
369
420
478
539
590
627
286
322
366
406
65
95
118
137
143
158
128
147
163
182
186
194
63
88
100
110
91
127
137
144
158
168
144
161
173
205
211
226
86
121
133
158
110
137
149
158
173
182
158
168
200
236
256
264
121
137
150
168
137
168
179
191
218
286
207
244
275
308
318
336
160
175
190
201
182
196
221
250
273
294
255
296
336
368
389
404
190
207
236
265
196
237
263
299
318
333
301
348
402
436
462
479
231
257
278
311
63
92
114
132
139
153
124
143
158
176
180
188
61
86
97
107
89
123
132
140
153
163
140
156
168
199
205
219
84
117
129
153
107
132
145
153
168
176
153
163
194
229
249
256
117
132
146
163
132
163
173
185
212
277
201
236
267
298
308
326
155
170
184
195
176
190
214
242
265
285
247
287
326
356
377
392
184
201
229
257
190
230
255
290
309
323
292
337
390
423
448
464
224
250
270
301
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
87
113
134
144
162
196
146
155
172
182
193
204
80
93
103
115
118
142
158
175
196
235
175
196
201
213
221
231
106
126
149
178
140
163
178
201
229
247
191
240
263
288
332
341
155
177
196
213
185
206
226
250
291
304
250
255
335
376
405
434
191
218
247
276
224
251
288
309
363
383
252
301
399
460
502
522
235
262
301
339
255
289
335
376
419
455
368
418
484
530
599
625
281
316
361
399
62
90
114
132
140
154
125
142
159
177
181
189
59
85
97
106
88
125
133
140
155
167
143
156
170
200
208
222
83
116
130
153
107
133
146
154
171
179
153
163
194
230
252
260
116
132
147
164
133
165
174
187
215
284
203
239
270
302
315
330
156
172
187
198
177
193
216
244
270
291
250
291
330
361
382
398
187
203
231
260
193
234
257
294
315
331
296
342
395
430
457
471
226
252
274
307
61
88
111
128
135
150
121
138
154
171
176
184
58
83
94
103
86
121
129
136
151
162
139
151
164
194
202
215
81
113
126
148
104
129
141
149
166
173
148
158
189
223
244
252
113
128
142
159
129
160
168
182
209
275
197
232
262
293
306
320
151
166
182
192
171
188
210
237
262
282
242
282
320
350
370
386
182
197
224
252
188
227
249
285
306
321
288
332
383
417
443
457
219
244
265
298
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
94
IP 43
XL3 400 IP 55
IP 65
dimensions (w x h x d with door)
()
15
20
33
51
63
81
49 68
62 75
82 94
93 102
25
30
35
40
83
92
115
127
106
115
142
156
120
135
170
184
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
XL3 400 IP 55
IP 65
dimensions (w x h x d with door)
()
15
20
25
32
50
60
80
47
60
78
89
67 82 105
73 88 107
88 110 132
95 120 144
30
35
40
118
125
158
173
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
workshop specifications
95
appendices
XL3 400 IP 55
IP 65
dimensions (w x h x d with door)
()
15
20
25
30
48
58
79
45
58
76
87
65 81 99
68 85 105
85 107 130
93 117 140
30
35
40
115
122
154
168
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
XL3 800 IP 55
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 65
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
109
122
133
142
147
178
194
203
106
119
131
139
136
162
171
182
172
194
205
217
132
148
158
170
180
201
223
246
249
258
266
276
163
174
192
221
230
252
274
298
317
325
334
348
198
231
253
276
277
305
334
364
383
393
402
421
233
253
311
334
326
362
397
427
451
463
478
493
286
319
331
383
58
70
80
99
120
137
109
125
138
169
190
200
73
90
111
134
78
85
107
119
137
156
126
137
170
186
203
212
97
109
127
152
99
109
145
159
173
188
152
167
200
208
216
227
142
149
169
180
123
136
181
201
220
245
184
210
248
257
266
277
177
193
217
235
152
166
220
242
265
288
222
247
309
318
328
339
207
237
259
283
181
198
260
289
318
337
267
297
359
371
384
401
251
280
315
328
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
96
XL3 800 IP 55
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 65
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
104
117
128
137
144
175
192
200
103
116
128
137
133
147
157
166
169
191
200
207
130
140
150
165
176
192
209
226
235
248
262
269
158
169
187
217
223
241
258
275
294
310
326
344
192
228
249
270
270
291
312
334
360
381
400
419
231
249
307
328
320
345
371
396
427
452
476
490
283
310
326
375
56
67
77
93
110
132
107
122
135
165
186
191
70
87
108
124
72
82
102
112
132
152
122
132
163
179
198
204
93
101
119
147
97
106
143
156
170
184
140
164
192
202
212
225
138
145
165
171
120
134
180
196
213
232
180
206
245
254
262
272
166
188
210
229
147
163
217
257
258
284
218
243
295
306
320
333
201
230
252
279
177
193
256
282
307
332
260
293
353
364
381
398
247
273
306
325
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
XL3 800 IP 55
IP 30
dimensions (w x h x d without door)
()
IP 65
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
101
114
125
133
141
172
190
197
99
113
120
131
130
143
152
163
164
189
195
204
128
137
147
160
161
179
199
219
230
245
259
267
154
165
183
213
203
228
252
273
291
306
321
336
189
223
244
264
243
275
307
330
355
376
397
416
229
245
301
323
289
325
358
393
419
446
473
486
279
307
321
372
50
65
93
110
117
128
101
119
130
155
173
185
67
83
103
120
65
84
119
139
149
159
120
129
152
169
189
199
89
97
115
143
95
102
133
149
165
199
136
161
188
199
209
221
133
141
160
168
118
131
166
187
209
230
173
201
240
250
260
269
163
185
205
221
145
159
214
232
250
273
215
239
291
303
315
327
195
227
246
272
173
187
244
269
295
320
255
291
348
362
377
392
241
270
302
320
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
construction and certification of assemblies in accordance with IEC61439-1 & 2
workshop specifications
97
appendices
XL3 4000
IP 30
()
IP 55
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
167
276
352
283
302
366
97
170
278
179
281
368
297
311
376
105
182
288
249
359
428
356
413
441
163
236
337
261
372
442
361
426
459
171
245
348
353
438
512
441
512
582
272
341
428
366
462
528
471
532
620
282
360
461
456
557
641
552
641
722
389
442
539
461
581
668
591
663
779
396
452
578
548
659
788
672
773
861
488
531
662
561
702
793
712
806
944
496
551
702
646
788
909
791
916
1019
589
640
781
660
832
943
849
946
1102
595
649
833
156
263
348
172
286
352
84
159
265
181
286
362
186
298
369
92
170
276
215
340
419
246
398
428
158
224
329
229
392
431
259
412
442
163
234
337
325
419
501
386
465
546
258
338
415
341
431
519
397
477
558
269
351
448
386
528
627
481
579
683
365
429
526
398
540
641
492
588
697
384
442
559
467
639
755
583
701
829
472
519
649
471
651
767
599
715
842
481
530
687
547
759
891
691
813
973
571
621
768
559
772
909
709
823
986
585
637
795
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
In max = 1600 A box B (calculation)
XL3 4000
IP 30
()
IP 65
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
159
262
334
269
287
348
92
162
264
170
267
350
282
295
357
100
173
274
237
341
407
338
392
419
155
224
320
248
353
420
343
405
436
162
233
331
335
416
486
419
486
553
258
324
407
348
439
502
447
505
589
268
342
438
433
529
609
524
609
686
370
420
512
438
552
635
561
630
740
376
429
549
521
626
749
638
734
818
464
504
629
533
667
753
676
766
897
471
523
667
614
749
864
751
870
968
560
608
742
627
790
896
807
899
1047
565
617
791
148
250
331
163
272
334
80
151
252
172
272
344
177
283
351
87
162
262
204
323
398
234
378
407
150
213
313
218
372
409
246
391
420
155
222
320
309
398
476
367
442
519
245
321
394
324
409
493
377
453
530
256
333
426
367
502
596
457
550
649
347
408
500
378
513
609
467
559
662
365
420
531
444
607
717
554
666
788
448
493
617
447
618
729
569
679
800
457
504
653
520
721
846
656
772
924
542
590
730
531
733
864
674
782
937
556
605
755
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
In max = 1600 A box B (calculation)
98
XL3 4000
IP 30
()
IP 65
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
151
249
318
255
273
330
88
153
251
162
254
332
268
281
339
95
164
260
225
324
386
321
373
398
147
213
304
236
336
399
326
384
414
154
221
314
319
395
462
398
462
525
245
308
386
330
417
477
425
480
560
255
325
416
412
503
579
498
579
652
351
399
486
416
524
603
533
598
703
357
408
522
495
595
711
606
698
777
440
479
597
506
634
716
643
727
852
448
497
634
583
711
820
714
827
920
532
578
705
596
751
851
766
854
995
537
586
752
141
237
314
155
258
318
76
143
239
163
258
327
168
269
333
83
153
249
194
307
378
222
359
386
143
202
297
207
354
389
234
372
399
147
211
304
293
378
452
348
420
493
233
305
375
308
389
468
358
430
504
243
317
404
348
477
566
434
523
616
329
387
475
359
487
579
444
531
629
347
399
504
421
577
681
526
633
748
426
468
586
425
588
692
541
645
760
434
478
620
494
685
804
624
734
878
515
560
693
504
697
820
640
743
890
528
575
717
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
In max = 1600 A box B (calculation)
XL3 4000
IP 30
()
IP 65
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
143
237
302
243
259
314
83
146
238
153
241
316
255
267
322
90
156
247
213
308
367
305
354
378
140
202
289
224
319
379
310
365
394
147
210
298
303
376
439
378
439
499
233
292
367
314
396
453
404
456
532
242
309
395
391
478
550
473
550
619
334
379
462
395
498
573
507
568
668
340
388
496
470
565
676
576
663
738
418
455
568
481
602
680
610
691
809
425
472
602
554
676
779
678
785
874
505
549
670
566
713
809
728
811
945
510
556
714
134
225
298
147
245
302
72
136
227
155
245
310
159
255
316
79
146
237
184
292
359
211
341
367
135
192
282
196
336
370
222
353
379
140
201
289
279
359
430
331
399
468
221
290
356
292
370
445
340
409
478
231
301
384
331
453
538
412
496
586
313
368
451
341
463
550
422
504
598
329
379
479
400
548
647
500
601
711
405
445
556
404
558
658
514
613
722
412
454
589
469
651
764
592
697
834
490
532
658
479
662
779
608
706
845
502
546
682
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
In max = 1600 A box B (calculation)
construction and certification of assemblies in accordance with IEC61439-1 & 2
workshop specifications
99
appendices
XL3 4000
IP 30
()
IP 55
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
155
257
327
263
281
340
90
158
258
166
261
342
276
289
350
98
169
268
231
334
398
331
384
410
152
219
313
243
346
411
336
396
427
159
228
323
328
407
476
410
476
541
253
317
398
340
429
491
438
495
576
262
335
429
424
518
596
513
596
671
362
411
501
429
540
621
549
616
724
368
420
537
509
613
733
625
719
800
454
494
615
521
653
737
662
749
878
461
512
653
601
733
845
735
851
947
548
595
726
614
773
877
789
879
1024
553
603
774
145
244
323
160
266
327
78
148
246
168
266
337
173
277
343
86
158
257
200
316
389
229
370
398
147
208
306
213
364
401
241
383
411
152
218
313
302
389
466
359
432
508
240
314
386
317
401
482
369
443
519
250
326
416
359
491
583
447
538
635
339
399
489
370
502
596
457
547
648
357
411
520
434
594
702
542
652
771
439
482
603
438
605
713
557
665
783
447
493
639
508
706
828
642
756
904
531
577
714
520
718
845
659
765
917
544
592
739
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
In max = 1600 A box B (calculation)
XL3 4000
IP 30
()
IP 65
15
20
25
30
35
40
15
20
25
30
35
40
147
244
311
250
267
323
86
150
246
158
248
325
262
275
332
93
161
254
220
317
378
314
365
389
144
208
298
230
329
390
319
376
405
151
216
307
312
387
452
389
452
514
240
301
378
323
408
466
416
470
548
249
318
407
403
492
566
487
566
638
344
390
476
407
513
590
522
585
688
350
399
510
484
582
696
593
683
760
431
469
585
495
620
700
629
712
834
438
487
620
570
696
803
699
809
900
520
565
690
583
735
833
750
835
973
525
573
736
138
232
307
152
253
311
74
140
234
160
253
320
164
263
326
81
150
244
190
300
370
217
351
378
140
198
291
202
346
381
229
364
390
144
207
298
287
370
442
341
411
482
228
298
366
301
381
458
351
421
493
238
310
396
341
466
554
425
511
603
322
379
465
351
477
566
434
519
616
339
390
494
412
564
667
515
619
732
417
458
573
416
575
677
529
631
744
425
468
607
483
670
787
610
718
859
504
548
678
494
682
803
626
727
871
517
563
702
= Can only be used if T < 35C, up to Tmax = 55C inside the enclosure
In max = 630 A box C (design rule)
In max = 1600 A box B (calculation)
100
Legrand
DMX3 1600
Number of poles
DMX3 2500
DMX3 4000
3-4
Type of relay
Nominal current
3-4
Electronic
3
DMX3 6300
3-4
Electronic
Electronic
10
16
25
39
64
100
156
256
400
(A)
630
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
2500
3200
4000
5000
6300
19
31
48
75
123
13
20
32
50
82
128
200
208
325
516
DRAW-OUT version
Size
1
DMX3 1600
Legrand
Number of poles
DMX3 2500
3-4
Type of relay
Nominal current
3-4
Electronic
(A)
630
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
2500
3200
4000
5000
6300
42
67
105
164
269
DMX3 4000
32
51
80
125
205
128
320
3
DMX3 6300
3-4
Electronic
Electronic
19
31
48
75
123
192
300
492
768
400
625
992
workshop specifications
101
appendices
Legrand
DPX3 160
Number of poles
3-4
Type of relay
thermal-magnetic
Nominal current
(A)
Connection terminals
Lugs
Front terminals
Spreaders
Rear terminals
Plug-in version
16
25
40
63
80
100
125
160
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.4
6.7
6.7
6.7
6.7
6.7
7.5
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
8.3
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
13.0
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
15.6
15.4
24.3
15.4
20.5
25.1
20.5
DPX 250
3-4
thermal-magnetic
thermal-magnetic
Legrand
Number of poles
Type of relay
Nominal current
(A)
Lugs
Connection terminals
Front terminals
Spreaders
Rear terminals
Plug-in version
102
100
160
200
250
100
160
200
250
8.1
8.1
8.1
8.1
8.1
10.0
15.1
15.1
15.1
15.1
15.1
20.5
22.8
22.8
22.8
22.8
22.8
30.8
29.4
29.4
29.4
29.4
29.4
41.9
9.2
9.2
9.2
9.2
9.2
11.2
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
22.5
25.6
25.6
25.6
25.6
25.6
33.6
37.5
37.5
37.5
37.5
37.5
50.0
DPX -I 160
DPX 160 MS
thermal-magnetic
N/A
magnetic only
16
25
40
63
80
100
125
160
160
16
25
50
63
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.9
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.4
6.7
6.7
6.7
6.7
6.7
7.5
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
8.3
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
13.0
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
15.6
15.4
24.3
15.4
20.5
25.1
20.5
9.2
9.2
9.2
9.2
9.2
14.3
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.4
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.9
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
2.2
3-4
DPX 250
DPX -I 250
DPX 250 MS
DPX 250 AB
3-4
3-4
electronic
electronic
N/A
magnetic
electronic
electronic
40
100
160
250
40
100
160
250
250
100
160
200
250
90
130
170
240
90
130
170
240
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.6
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
4.0
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
10.2
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
25.0
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.8
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
5.0
7.7
7.7
7.7
7.7
7.7
12.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
31.3
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
31.3
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
7.7
7.7
7.7
7.7
7.7
7.7
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.6
3.2
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
11.6
5.8
5.8
5.8
5.8
5.8
11.6
11.5
11.5
11.5
11.5
11.5
23.0
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
4.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
8.5
8.7
8.7
8.7
8.7
8.7
14.5
17.3
17.3
17.3
17.3
17.3
28.8
workshop specifications
103
Legrand
DPX3 630
Number of poles
3-4
Type of relay
thermal-magnetic
Nominal current
(A)
Pole
250
Phase
Nominal current
of the neutral
320
Neutral
Phase
(A)
400
Neutral
Phase
160
Connection terminals
19.2
19.2
16.4
16.5
550
Neutral
Phase
250
25.6
18.9
630
Neutral
Phase
Neutral
320
23.6
28.7
400
37.3
21.2
Legrand
DPX 1600
3
Number of poles
3-4
Type of relay
thermal-magnetic
Nominal current
(A)
Front terminals
500
630
800
1000
1250
30.7
47.7
40.3
53.7
83.9
Legrand
DPX 630/800/1000/1250
Number of poles
3-4
Type of relay
thermal-magnetic
Nominal current
(A)
Fixed version:
Front terminals
104
500
630
800
1000
1250
30.7
47.7
40.3
53.7
83.9
250
DPX 630
DPX -I 400/630
DPX 630 MS
3-4
3-4
electronic
no protection
electronic
320
400
550
630
400
630
320
400
630
Phase
Neutral
Phase
Neutral
Phase
Neutral
Phase
Neutral
Phase
Neutral
Phase
Neutral
Phase
Neutral
Phase
Phase
Phase
7.5
7.5
12.3
12.3
19.2
19.2
22.1
22.1
N/A
N/A
25.6
25.6
37.3
37.3
12.3
19.2
35.0
DPX 1600
DPX I 1600
3-4
3-4
electronic
no protection
3-
500
630
800
1000
1250
500
630
800
1000
1250
1600
30.7
47.7
40.3
53.7
83.9
32.0
50.8
29.8
47.6
74.4
65.3
DPX 630/800
DPX 1250/1600
DPX-I 630/800
DPX-I 1250
DPX-I 1600
3-4
3-4
3-4
3-4
3-4
electronic
electronic
no protection
no protection
no protection
500
630
800
1000
1250
1600
500
630
800
1000
1250
1600
11.6
18.5
29.8
47.6
74.4
65.3
32.0
50.8
29.8
47.6
74.4
65.3
workshop specifications
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