RP4330 - Altech - Datasheet.Directory

UL 489ANNEX UL 508UL 1077

UL 1077

Equipment Breakers

Earth Leakage

Circuit Breakers

Altech Corp.®• 35 Royal Road • Flemington, NJ 08822-6000 • P 908.806-9400 • F 908.806.9490 • www.altechcorp.com

Note: If the power

system has a marked

conductor, it must

connect through the FI

and not be grounded at

any point downstream.

RP2

Maximum

Rated Fault

Line Trip

Current Current Cat. No.

16A 10mA RP2101

25A 30mA RP2203

25A 300mA RP2230

25A

40A 30mA RP2303

40A 300mA RP2330

40A

63A 30mA RP2403

63A 300mA RP2430

63A 500mA RP2450

80A

100A

125A

Fault

Trip

Current Cat. No.

30mA RP4203

300mA RP4230

500mA RP4250

30mA RP4303

300mA RP4330

500mA RP4350

30mA RP4403

300mA RP4430

500mA RP4450

30mA RP4503

300mA RP4530

500mA RP4550

30mA RP4603

300mA RP4630

500mA RP4650

30mA RP4703

300mA RP4730

500mA RP4750

RP4

aFor 2-Phase applications, terminal 5

and 6 (next to Neutral terminals) must

be connected to one phase for the test

circuit to be operable.

bFor voltage systems without a neutral

conductor. Please use jumper from “1”

or “3” to top “N” terminal. This will

assure proper functioning of the “test”

circuit.

Type Designation

__ __ __

(a) (b) (c)

(a) = 2-2 pole; 4-4 pole

(b) = 1-16A; 2-25A; 3-40A; 4-63A;

5-80A; 6-100A; 7-125A

= 03 - 30mA

= 30 - 300mA

= 50 - 500mA

Voltage Rating (maximum)

Short Circuit Withstand Rating

Fault Trip Current Calibration

Typical Life

Standard Pack and Weight

Terminal Size Acceptability

Terminal Torque

230V AC, 50Hz 400Y/230V AC, 50Hz

No back-up fuse: Rated current (RC) 16/25/40A: 500A; RC 63/80A: 800A; RC 100A: 1000A; RC 125A-

1250A. With back-up fuse: 10kA; Size of fuse: (2 pole version): RC 25/40/63: 100A; (4 pole version): RC

25/40/63A: 100A; RC 80/100/125A: 125A

FI trips are calibrated at less than fault trip current for ensured safety (Typical trip range between

66.6-83.3% fault trip current, e.g., typical trip at 20-25mA for fault RC of 30mA)

Fully functional after 5,000 operations to DIN/VDE 0664T10, IEC 61008-1 and 2000 additional fault current trips.

1/230g (0.6 lb.) 1/420-460g (0.9 lb.-1.0 lb.)

1.5-50mm2(16-1 AWG) 1.5-50mm2(16-1 AWG)

3Nm (26.5 lb.in.) 3Nm (26.5 lb.in.)

a, b

RH11 - Auxiliary Contact and Signal Switch (switchable) (C.O./N.C.)

Circuit Diagram

Contact Wire

Rating Size Torque Cat. No. Circuit Diagram

6A / 230V AC 1-1.5mm2(16 AWG) max. 0.8Nm (7lb.in.) RH11

1A / 110V DC

Std. Pk.: 1

Unit Weight: 45 grams (0.12 lb.)

Width: 9mm (.354in.)

Stock items are shown in BOLD.

RP - Series

RCCB Earth Leakage

Circuit Breakers

RCCB Series compact Earth

Leakage Circuit Break ers de tect

and in ter rupt earth (ground) faults.

They are VDE approved for the Eu -

ro pe an system of pro tect ing peo -

ple, animals, equipment and prop -

er ty from danger ous line-to-ground

and shock haz ard cur rents.

US applications include ground-

fault pro tec tion of equip ment

(GFPE) using the 10mA and 30mA

fault current rat ings, es pe cial ly

when high distributed ca pac i tance

or other leakag es cause ex ces sive

nui sance trips at lower fault cur -

rents. Applications for the 300mA

and 500mA ratings are equip ment

protection and fire preven tion, lim -

it ing the energy of a fault to less

than the minimum ignition en er gy

for many materials.

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UL 489ANNEX UL 508UL 1077

UL 1077

Equipment Breakers

Earth Leakage

Circuit Breakers

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RP2 RP4 RP2 and RP4

Environmental Information marked with “Snowflake” approval for -25°C to 40°C (-13°F to 104°F)

ambient temperature. (Temperature effect on RC: for every 10°C temperature rise above 40°C

decrease RC by 7%.)

According to IEC 60068-2-30: heat (25°C~55°C), relative humidity (93%~95%)

Uninsulated electrically live parts within 30mm of the operating handle are “finger safe” (terminal

screw heads) and uninsulated live parts within 100mm of the operating handle are “back-of-

hand safe” (terminals).

20g with impact force half-cycle sinusoidal and 20ms duration, 18 impacts total with 6 on each

principal axis (3 impacts each face). FI is DIN Rail mounted during the test, and electrically

loaded with 25% of Fault RC. Successful testing required no trip during the test, no damage and

no loosened parts.

5g, at frequency of ≤80Hz, applied for 30 minutes along each of the three principal axes, plus 5

minutes of application at every established critical resonant frequency. FI is DIN Rail mounted

during the test, and loaded with 25% Fault RC. To pass, the FI did not trip at 25% Fault RC, but

did trip between each of the principal axis tests when the fault current was raised to 125% Fault

RC, and there was no damage and no loosened parts. Suitable for machinery and mobile

vehicle applications.

IP20; higher protection Class is dependent on housing.

The FI is tested and approval stamped for tripping sensitivity to non-sinusoidal fault currents,

which become zero or almost zero within one cycle of the line frequency. Waveforms and

allowed trip-current ranges are as follows:

1. AC Sinusoidal Fault - 0.5-1.0 times Fault RC

2a. Pulsating DC Fault;

Positive and Negative Half-Waves - 0.35-1.4 times Fault RC

2b. Phased Half-Wave, 90° - 0.25-1.4 times Fault RC

Phased Half-Wave, 135° - 0.11-1.4 times Fault RC

3. Pulsating DC on 6mA

DC (continuous) Base - Max. 1.4 times Fault RC + 6mA

At VDE rated voltage, suitable for Class C environments with relatively high dust and moisture

levels and little HVAC control, e.g., industrial, commercial, agricultural; on machine tools, hoists,

warehouse equipment, etc.; in boiler rooms, unheated storage, covered shipping/receiving, open

workshops, etc.

Temperature Range

Fluctuating Climate Conditions

Electrical Shock Protection

Impact/Shock Protection

Vibration/Seismic Resistance

Protection Class

Non-Sinusoidal Fault

Insulation Category

Dimensions in mm

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