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3VA1 160 A

Brand: Siemens | Category: Power Tool
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. About this documentation
  8. technical support
  9. Overview - applications and portfolio
  10. Portfolio
  11. Application examples
  12. Detailed information about applications and possible uses
  13. Technical specifications
  14. Molded case circuit breakers and accessories in the system
  15. Ergonomic design
  16. The right circuit breaker for any installation conditions
  17. Ergonomic design of circuit breakers, handles and control elements
  18. Wide range of accessories
  19. Connection technology
  20. technical details
  21. Circuit breaker identification
  22. Operation
  23. Design and components - 3VA1
  24. Design and components - 3VA2
  25. Current limitation
  26. Breaking capacity
  27. Selectivity
  28. Standards and guidelines
  29. ambient conditions
  30. Permissible mounting positions
  31. Safety clearances
  32. environmental protection
  33. Protection system
  34. Description of functions
  35. Characteristic curves
  36. Guide to setting the tripping characteristic
  37. Overload protection (L)
  38. Short-time delayed short-circuit protection (S)
  39. Neutral conductor protection (N)
  40. Zone-selective interlocking ZSI
  41. Thermal-magnetic trip unit
  42. Application cases and trip unit types
  43. Electronic trip unit
  44. Connections
  45. Protection functions
  46. Operator controls
  47. Load acceptance and load shedding - load management
  48. Measuring with a Rogowski coil
  49. Line protection applications of 3VA molded case circuit breakers
  50. Variants
  51. Electronic trip units
  52. Overview of 3VA molded case circuit breakers in line protection applications
  53. Use of the 3VA1 breaker as a switch disconnector
  54. Overview of 3VA1 as switch disconnectors
  55. DC network applications of the 3VA molded case circuit breaker
  57. Breaking capacity with direct current
  58. Recommended circuit configurations for DC systems
  59. Hz network applications of 3VA molded case circuit breakers
  60. IT system applications of 3VA molded case circuit breakers
  61. Fault situation
  62. Overview of accessories for 3VA molded case circuit breakers
  63. Possible combinations of of accessories
  64. Internal accessories
  65. Auxiliary and alarm switches
  66. Contact sequence diagrams
  67. Technical specifications of auxiliary and alarm switches
  68. Auxiliary releases
  69. Time-delay devices for undervoltage releases
  70. Connection system
  71. Portfolio of connection components for 3VA molded case circuit breakers
  72. Front cable connection
  73. Front busbar and cable lug connections
  74. Rear busbar and cable lug connections
  75. Further connection accessories
  76. Auxiliary conductor terminal
  77. Plug-in and draw-out technology
  78. Overview of variants / products
  79. General information
  80. Information about installation, built-on and built-in components
  81. Plug-in technology
  82. Combination with other accessories
  83. Draw-out technology
  85. Accessories for plug-in and draw-out units
  86. Overview of technical specifications
  88. Manual operators
  89. Opening, closing and resetting the 3VA molded case circuit breaker
  90. Front mounted rotary operator
  91. Door mounted rotary operator
  92. Side wall mounted rotary operator
  93. Locking and interlocking for manual operators
  94. Locking and interlocking by the rotary operator
  95. Mutual interlocking of 3VA molded case circuit breakers by means of Bowden cables
  96. Degree of protection
  97. Accessories
  98. Motor operators
  99. MANUAL, AUTO and LOCK modes
  101. Faults, causes of faults and rectification of faults
  103. Locking and interlocking
  104. Interlocking
  105. Locking
  106. Cylinder locks for locking the 3VA molded case circuit breaker
  107. Front interlocking
  108. Sliding bar with Bowden cable: Modules for sliding bar with Bowden cable
  109. Sliding bar
  110. Rear interlock
  111. Residual current devices
  112. Possible combinations of residual current devices and 3VA circuit breakers
  113. Residual current devices for mounting on circuit breakers
  114. Side mounted residual current devices Basic RCD310 and Basic RCD510
  115. Loadside residual current devices Basic RCD320 and Basic RCD520
  116. Loadside residual current device Advanced RCD820
  118. Modular residual current device
  119. Communication and link-up to other systems
  120. VA concept 3VA-line
  121. Commissioning and testing of electronic trip units using powerconfig
  122. EFB300 external function box
  123. power supply
  125. SET> button
  127. Test devices
  128. The TD300 activation and trip box
  129. Operation and execution of the tripping function
  130. Technical specifications of TD300
  131. The TD500 test device
  132. Operation and execution of test functions
  133. Executing the test functions using a PC and powerconfig
  135. External current transformer for N conductor
  136. Escutcheon
  137. product description
  138. Labeling plate
  139. DIN rail adapter
  140. Information about installation, assembly and attachment
  141. service and maintenance
  142. Maintenance following tripping of a molded case circuit breaker
  143. Fault diagnostics
  144. technical specifications
  146. Example: 3VA1 molded case circuit breaker with built-on/built-in accessories
  147. VA2 molded case circuit breakers
  149. Example: 3VA2 molded case circuit breaker with built-on/built-in accessories
  151. Electrical interlocking of two 3VA molded case circuit breakers with undervoltage releases
  152. Dimensional drawings
  153. VA12
  154. VA20
  155. VA23
  156. Dimensions of accessories
  157. Plug-in and draw-out units
  162. Communication and system integration
  166. Power losses
  167. Power losses of 3VA2 molded case circuit breakers
  168. Derating and temperature compensation
  169. Temperature compensation with thermal-magnetic trip units of the TM 2-series
  170. Use of terminals with auxiliary conductor connection
  171. Correction factors with direct current for the thermal-magnetic trip units of 3VA1 molded case circuit breakers
  172. Derating for the 3VA1 switch disconnector
  173. Derating for the electronic trip units of 3VA2 molded case circuit breakers
  174. A.1 Standards and approvals
  175. B.1 Electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
  176. C.1 Table of abbreviations
  177. Glossary
  178. Index
3VA1 160 A first page preview

3VA1 160 A

Brand: Siemens | Category: Industrial Equipment
3VA1 160 A first page preview

3VA1 160 A

Brand: Siemens | Category: Circuit breakers
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