Schneider Electric East Mediterranean. Services Catalogue. Guarantee your Peace of Mind!

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1 Schneider Electric East Mediterranean Services Catalogue Guarantee your Peace of Mind!

2 Catalogue Index Chapter - 1 Installation Assessment Chapter - 2 Asset Management Program > MP4 Methodology A plant wide electrical assessment > Network consulting Technical Study > Emergency On-site Intervention Reduce your breakdown time with intervention by an expert within a contractual time scale > Preventive Maintenance Optimize the level of performance of your installation Chapter - 3 On-Demand Maintenance > Predictive Maintenance Anticipate future breakdowns thanks to regular diagnosis of your equipment > Spare Parts Reduce your breakdown times by having a guaranteed delivery time for spare parts > Electrical Maintenance Contracts Mastering your equipment maintenance optimizes the availability of your facilities > Transformer Maintenance Services Different packs to diagnosis the health of your transformers Chapter - 4 Modernization > Retrofit Retrofit on switchgear and protection devices > Plug & Play Retrofit on NW low voltage circuit breakers Chapter - 5 Electrical Management Services Chapter - 6 Educational Solutions Chapter - 7 Automation Services > Energy Saving Make the most of your energy SM > Educational Solutions The Training Catalogue is now available! Contact your local Customer Care Centre to order your copy or download it at: > Automation Systems Improve the reliability and availability of your equipment T raining by Schneider Electric, making you more competitive Course Catalogue East Mediterranean Countries Chapter - 8 Critical Power & Cooling Services > APC InfrastruXure TM Services to keep your mission-critical applications operating at optimal performance

3 Installation Assessment MP4 Methodology A plant wide electrical assessment MP4 consulting services shed light on your installation! Maximise production levels by increasing installation availability and quality Improve your OPEX by providing a roadmap to optimise your operations and maintenance Prioritise your electrical installation investments and optimise your CAPEX Increase safety reduce levels of electrical risks Predict failures & act before they happen Replicate some or all recommendations on other sites within your organisation

4 Installation Assessment MP4 Methodology Step 1 Specify your electrical energy needs and assess your current Understand your process & quantify your Identify the critical points in your Make the link with the electrical network, and pinpoint the devices or busbars that could trigger these high-risk Locate the main energy consumption Understand your current and future operations & maintenance organisation and capabilities Step 2 Assess equipment and evaluate network For each set of equipment, build a stress indicator based on: _ environmental conditions (humidity, temperature, salinity, etc.) _ operating conditions (load rate, number of operations, etc.) _ equipment Carry out a reliability study to evaluate the robustness of network design with regards to the critical points identified in Step Classify each set of equipment according to its contribution to the probability of occurrence of the unwanted events Example of process modelization and critical points Example of equipment assessment Example of electrical risk identification Example of reliability calculation Dis_Valti1_P63 Dis_Valti2_P63 Dis_Valix_P63 Dis_ATM_P63 Dis_Filag_P63 CM_Bat1_P63 CM_Bat2_P63 IM_Arv_VN TM_VN Dis_TGL_VN DisBT_S_Drev CabBT_TGL_Lam DisBT_N_Drev EDF, Dis_EDF_P63 Zz_Cab_63kV JDB_63kV_P63 TR1_63kV TR2_63kV Dis_TR1_P63 JDB_5kV_P63 Cab_P63_VN Cab_TR1_P63 JDB_5kV_VN Cab_VN_trTIV DisBT_geTIV CabBT_TR1_TGL CabBT_TR2_TGL CabBT_TR3_TGL... Reliability Level Low Medium High JDBbt_Lam_TGL CabBT_TGL_Drev

5 MP4 Methodology Step 3 Rate criticality levels Combine stress and reliability levels to rate the criticality of each set of equipment and define the appropriate service Critical equipment (predictive maintenance, emergency recovery plan, upgrading action, Major equipment (preventive maintenance, Minor equipment (periodic inspection, etc.) Step 4 Draw up plans and share conclusions Based on the outputs of Step 3, the following deliverables are List of critical safety Upgrading actions necessary to restore nominal installation 4 plans to: _ Optimise your operating expenditure (Maintenance Plan) _ Improve your performance (Modernisation and Monitoring Plans) _ Track the implementation of actions including training, spare parts management, recovery plan, etc, (Management Plan). The priority of each recommendation and its economic balance sheet are Formal presentation of conclusions and recommendations to ensure good understanding and buy-in by all parties involved Example of criticality matrix

6 Installation Assessment MP4 Methodology MP4 deliverables 4 improvement plans including critical safety issues Maintenance A description of the level of maintenance to be The stress and reliability levels of critical A strategy for the maintenance plan schedule Modernisation A list of equipment at the end of its service life and proposals of available retrofit Advice on improving installation Suggestions on how to adapt your installation to meet your new business requirements Monitoring A predictive approach to anticipate potential device Energy quality and availability Opportunities for energy savings in relation to the various solutions deployed Management Plan The MP4 report allows you to identify critical safety issues such Incorrect breaking Absence of interlocking Inappropriate protection of Unprotected access to live parts, etc. The plan outlines recommendations The safety of people working on the Service contracts with respect to your subcontracting Management of spare Competency management including expertise and Data management through direct access to the Schneider Electric expert system Schneider Electric East Mediterranean s.a.l. Tabaris, Charles Malek Avenue, Tabaris Centre 1063, 10 th Floor P.O. Box : Beirut, Lebanon Tel Fax Cyprus customercare.cy@schneider-electric.com Iraq customercare.iq@schneider-electric.com Jordan customercare.jo@schneider-electric.com Lebanon customercare.lb@schneider-electric.com Syria customercare.sy@schneider-electric.com

7 Installation Assessment Network Consulting Technical Study Schneider Electric Services offer a wide range of network consulting solutions. Whether for new installations or for existing ones, we ensure the reliability of your assets. Schneider Electric service has developed network consulting solutions offering customers our expertise in planning, analyzing, optimizing, and managing electrical networks. Our mission is to provide integrated technical solutions for expansion, reinforcement or refurbishment, and post-incident analysis of electrical networks. Network consulting solutions apply to all Medium Voltage equipment. Schneider Electric service can propose tailor-made solution, whether you are a private or public firm. Our dedicated team of experienced engineers can ensure network consulting to customers all around the world. Network consulting for every step of your asset management: Upstream of the project: Feasibility, definition, planning During the project: When some very specific studies have to be performed: for instance optimization or performance testing. Downstream of the project: When network performances have to be analyzed and improved

8 Installation Assessment Network Consulting Making the most of your assets Main offer According to your present or future needs, our offer includes: New project definition > Best power supply > Network preliminary design > Optimization Network design > Network topology with high reliability and availability indices > Optimum equipment rating: cables, OHL, transformers > Optimisation of transmission losses Feasibility studies > Load forecasts > Technical feasibility of customer s solution > Selection from different alternatives > Technical and budgetary criteria Equipment preliminary specifications > Equipment specified to meet customer needs and requirements > Conductor size (technical and economical criteria) > Transformer rating > Circuit-breakers > Substations Impact studies for new projects and extensions > Power plant interconnections studies > Wind farms > Cogeneration > Traditional power generation (Thermal, Hydro) > Reactive power compensation (SVC, etc) System performance studies for existing and future networks > Short circuit capability > Transient stability > Dynamic stability > Reliability and availability assessment > Switching and lighting transients > Insulation coordination Schneider Electric East Mediterranean s.a.l. Tabaris, Charles Malek Avenue, Tabaris Centre 1063, 10 th Floor P.O. Box : Beirut, Lebanon Tel Fax Cyprus customercare.cy@schneider-electric.com Iraq customercare.iq@schneider-electric.com Jordan customercare.jo@schneider-electric.com Lebanon customercare.lb@schneider-electric.com Syria customercare.sy@schneider-electric.com

9 Asset Management Program Emergency on-site intervention Reduce your breakdown times with intervention by an expert within a contractual timescale Your Speedy intervention by an expert on your site so that repairs are made as quickly as Competent and responsive technical support Your We undertake to attend your site within a contractual timescale in order to ensure a prompt response in the event of a fault

10 Asset Management Program Spare parts Reduce your breakdown times by having a guaranteed delivery time for spare parts Your you need to have spare parts to hand so that you can repair faults quickly Your We guarantee to deliver your spare parts (defined at the start of the contract by our experts) within a contractual We offer you a logistics structure for priority spare parts which has been tried and tested over a number of years, in order to meet your needs for reduced stoppage times

11 Medium Voltage Spare Parts Protection Circuit breaker Sepam series 10 Sepam series 20 series 40 Sepam series 80 LF LFP SF1, SFset Multifunction protection unit for all voltage levels Application substation busbar transformer motor generator capacitor RATED VOLTAGE Protocols Modbus, IEC , DNP3, IEC MAX. RATED CURRENT 3150 A 5000 A 1250 A MAX. RATED SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT 50 ka 40 ka 50 ka 31.5 ka 25 ka digital SF6 SF6 SF6 Overcurrent and earth-fault relay for basic protection of feeders and distribution transformers Multifunction unit compact and flexible for all current applications Multifunction unit intelligent and flexible for custom applications (Logipam software) Fixed and withdrawable circuit breaker Fixed circuit breaker high power version for power plant Fixed circuit breaker Front or side mounted mechanism VIP integrated trip unit (without auxiliary power supply) in SFset up to 24 kv SF F A 1250 A 40 ka 31.5 ka SF6 Withdrawable circuit breaker Front mounted SF A 2500 A 40 ka 31.5 ka SF6 Fixed circuit breaker Front mounted Evolis 17.5 kv 2500 A 40 ka vacuum Fixed and withdrawable circuit breaker Evolis HP 3150 A 50 ka vacuum With drawable circuit breaker Evolis 24 kv 2500 A 1250 A 31.5 ka 25 ka vacuum Fixed and withdrawable circuit breaker Fixed circuit breaker Front mounted Side mounted VIP integrated trip unit (with out auxilary power supply) in Evoset up to 20 ka GI-E 3150 A 31.5 ka SF6 Outdoor fixed circuit breaker Contactor Rollarc 400 A 10 ka 8 ka SF6 Fixed and withdrawable contactor with magnetic holding or mechanical latching CTV1 250 A 8 ka vacuum Vacuum withdrawable contactor Asset Management Program Switch / disconnector Fuse Instrument transformer Power factor correction LBSkit Fusarc CF Solefuse Tepefuse, Fusarc CF MGK CT, VT LPCT CT, VT Propivar CP 200 series 1250 A 250 A 125 A 2.5 A 250 A 5000 A 2500 A 2500 A 600 kvar kvar l1 l1 l1 l1 25 ka 63 ka 50 ka 63 ka 50 ka 50 ka 40 ka 50 ka 31.5 ka SF6 dry dry dry "all film" with or without internal fuses vacuum / SF6 Indoor load break switch (630 A), disconnector and accessories Standards DIN, IEC Fuses for distribution transformer from 3.6 kv to 36 kv Thermal protection included Standards IEC, UTE Standards IEC, DIN, UTE Fuse for measurement transformer protection up to 24 kv (Tepefuse) and up to 36 kv (Fusarc CF) Standard AFNOR Motor protection fuse range Ring type and medium voltage Current Transformer, Voltage Transformer Ring type and medium voltage Low Power Current Transformer (LPCT) Outdoor Current Transformer and Voltage Transformer Power factor correction on MV networks or devices Power factor correction and harmonic filtering on MV networks Fixed or automatic capacitor banks for motor, substation, or global distribution Indoor or outdoor installation

12 Asset Management Program Preventive maintenance Optimise the level of performance of your installation Your Maintain your electrical equipment regularly, as defined by the manufacturer, in order to retain its original operational Entrust your installations to a professional in electrical distribution who is competent to handle the various technical grades of your equipment Your benefits Manufacturer Governed by international Undertaken by field services Using special tools and dedicated Supported by an IBSuite tool guaranteeing compliance with service Finalised by recommendations specified in a detailed report We will Protection of your personnel and Your continuity of The useful life of your Anticipation of certain problems Preventive manufacturer maintenance of Vercors 500 type high voltage switchboard Preventive manufacturer maintenance of an FG2 circuit-breaker - Fluair 200 range

13 Asset Management Program Predictive maintenance Anticipate future breakdowns thanks to regular diagnostic of your equipment You want to anticipate future electrical failures in order to ensure optimum continuity of service on your site Our expertise For around thirty years Schneider Electric has studied all the phenomena leading to malfunctions that might disrupt electrical distribution Your benefits Periodic diagnostics of your electrical By skilled experts who have undergone regular With specific manufacturer tools continuously updated and improved by regular feedback from our factories and on-site interventions Schneider Electric has your constraints into taken by developing two kinds of Diagnostics without Diagnostics with Shut-Down The undesirable phenomena in electrical distribution Electrical o Short-circuit o Current overload o Overheating o Partial discharge, Mechanical o Effect of wear on the operating system o Effect of wear on the breaking system, Environmental o Humidity/ventilation o Pollution, etc Panorama of Schneider Electric diagnosis tools MV ProCorona ProFusion Surface discharges on insulators ProDiag ProSelect Thermography Diagnosis on an FG2 circuit-breaker using ProDiag Panorama of Schneider Electric diagnosis tools LV Corona effects on a charger

14 Asset Management Program Predictive maintenance without shut-down Your Ensure optimum continuity of Cut down or eliminate shut-down times when performing maintenance and diagnostic services Panorama of Schneider Electric diagnosis tools MV ProDiag ProCorona ProSelect ProFusion Panorama of Schneider Electric diagnosis tools Thermography LV Your benefits Diagnosis of your equipment without Low Voltage ; IR Thermography: o Check of hot spots on Low Voltage busbars and connections o Analysis of results by a qualified expert o Recommendations set out formally in a report Thermal analysis test on Low Voltage Medium Voltage ; ProCorona: o Detection of partial surface discharges using ultrasound o Audit of Medium Voltage cubicles and station o Analysis of results by a qualified expert o Recommendations set out formally in a report We therefore take account of your increasingly restrictive operating constraints. Example of an advanced corona-effect phenomenon on Medium Voltage insulators Diagnostics of an Interprotection type VM6 cubicle using Procorona

15 Predictive maintenance with shut-down Your Guaranty the continuity of service of your electrical Anticipate future Optimise your maintenance and diagnosis operations Panorama of Schneider Electric diagnosis tools MV ProCorona ProDiag ProFusion ProDiag Thermography ProSelect LV Panorama of Schneider Electric diagnosis tools Your benefits In-depth diagnosis with shut-down of your MV/LV Medium Voltage and Low Voltage ; ProDiag o Study of the circuit-breaker and contactor drive chain o Evaluation of the performance of circuit-breakers and contactors using the ProDiag tool o Analysis of results and trends by a expert who has undergone regular training o Recommendations set out formally in a Medium Voltage ; ProFusion o Measurement of the resistance of Medium Voltage fuses o Analysis and comparison of results by an expert o Recommendations set out formally in a Low Voltage ; ProSelect o Monitoring of the protection relay on LV circuit-breakers by current injection o Check of upstream-downstream discrimination o Analysis of results by a qualified expert o Recommendations set out formally in a report ; ; ;

16 On-Demand Maintenance Electrical Maintenance Contracts Maintenance is a way to prevent electrical risks that can have an operational and financial impact on your operational means. Are you measuring the financial impact of non maintenance in term of downtime cost? Example of hourly cost of site downtime ( ) Oil and Gas Mobile telephone systems Airline reservations Food & Beverage Stock-market transactions Automotive Cement Pharmaceutical over Have you in mind the differences between different maintenance strategies in term of costs and performance? Performance / required Repair Performance / Cost Maintenance cost increase Mandatory replacement, impossible repair Replacement cost Performance / required Repair Performance / Cost planned replacement Replacement cost Curative cost Indirect cost - Direct cost - Equipment manufacturer life time 5 years 10 years 15 years 20 years Preventive cost Maintenance cost improvment Equipment manufacturer life time 5 years 10 years 15 years 20 years No preventive maintenance With preventive maintenance What are the major causes of equipment failures? Defective / inadequate insulation 5% Line disturbance* *does not include lightning damage 5% Moisture 9% Others 1% Lightning 4% Collision 1% Loose connection 34% Overload 7% Defected equipment 9% Environnement 8% th Floor Failed intervention 17%

17 On-Demand Maintenance Electrical Maintenance Contracts Do you know the major damages impacting your site and the role of electrical equipment failure? Water streaming 1% Electrical 2% Leakage 1% Explosion 3% Broken machin 5% Storm 6% Flood 10% Water damage 1% Roberry 1% Various 6% Fire 64% { Burner 2% Spark 3% Others 23% Static electricity 3% Friction 6% Superheating 7% Cigaret 2% Work by hot spot 6% Electricity 22% Arson 7% Radiant 11% Neighbourhood 1% Ignition 6% Are you aware of the risk occurrence of failures if you do not carry out maintenance? Cable terminations Cable Joints Bus duct Switchgear bus insulated Without Preventive Maintenance With Preventive Maintenance Disconnect switches Transformer Circuit breaker Example: Circuit breaker On 100 circuit breakers which failed, 82% have no preventive maintenance and 18% have preventive maintenance 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

18 On-Demand Maintenance Electrical Maintenance Contracts Basing ourselves on your expectations, we offer a range of different maintenance contracts, drawn up in the perspective of a relationship of trust, based on our expertise and compliance with our commitments. Our contracts address this criticality by means of preventive manufacturer maintenance in accordance with IEC emergency corrective maintenance with service management of intervention and equipment a contractual package providing you with improved management of the cost / performance ratio of your maintenance. Our contracts are tailored for maintenance managers, who are responsible for the due and proper financial, operational and human management of your optimising use of your electrical the safety and working environment of your teams. Our contracts enable you to : Optimise your site s availability n anticipate and limit the number of incidents n organise the resources required for optimised and secure incident-management n schedule preventive maintenance interventions by adapting to production constraints Improve the financial management of your electrical assets n control and plan your preventive maintenance costs n reduce your corrective maintenance costs n assess the indirect costs of downtime and to take action n anticipate future investments Manage your installed base of electrical equipment in an optimum manner n ensure the sustainability of your equipment s life cycle and performance levels n comply with effective norms and standards n guarantee the implementation of your maintenance schedule n benefit from our recommendations for consulting and expert survey initiatives or projects

19 On-Demand Maintenance Electrical Maintenance Contracts The contract formulas You have specific operational and financial requirements. Our maintenance contracts are drawn-up with your input. So as to meet your requirements, we offer three formulas for Electrical Maintenance Contracts : The Prevention Contract: This ensures optimum performance levels for your electrical facilities by : n manufacturer maintenance, n emergency support in liaison with our Service teams. The Prevention + Package : Based on the Prevention Contract, it manages budgetary variations owing to intervention time during incidents, due to * option free support. Under the contract, Schneider Electric assumes the hourly cost of urgent curative maintenance. The Prevention ++ Package : This meets your financial security requirements and optimises the cost of both preventive and corrective maintenance due to * option free support and ** option free parts. This covers the time, parts and equipment required to restart the malfunctioning elements identified in the Contract. These formulas may be adapted to your requirements in terms of service level and the scope of the services. At your request, additional options may be progressively added to the packages in-line with the life cycle of your facilities (e.g.: level 5 maintenance). The Prevention The Prevention + The Prevention ++ Contract Package Package Preventive maintenance (levels 1 to 4) n n n Emergency on-site intervention: 8 business hours n n n Access to maintenance data n n * Option free support n n ** Option free parts n * Option free support When the Contract is executed, and throughout its term, the intervention and travel expenses for corrective maintenance are estimated, set on a fixed basis, and scheduled. The cost of purchasing parts is invoiced in addition to the Contract. ** Option free parts The spare parts required to repair recent equipment are subject to a fixed price in the Contract. Only material expenses relating to obsolete equipment are invoiced in addition to the Contract. Schneider Electric East Mediterranean s.a.l. Tabaris, Charles Malek Avenue, Tabaris Centre 1063, 10 th Floor P.O. Box : Beirut, Lebanon Tel Fax Cyprus customercare.cy@schneider-electric.com Iraq customercare.iq@schneider-electric.com Jordan customercare.jo@schneider-electric.com Lebanon customercare.lb@schneider-electric.com Syria customercare.sy@schneider-electric.com

20 On-Demand Maintenance Transformer Maintenance Services Different packs to diagnose the health of your transformers Our laboratory analyses the dielectric fluid in your transformers to ensure safe, efficient and reliable operation. TRANSFO SERVICES offers a full range of SERVICE PACKS combining a number of analyses. You can choose the analyses need without being an expert in chemical engineering. Contents range from a check on fluid quality to a complete check-up on the condition of your transformer. PACK PCB Check the level of contamination of liquid dielectric transformers by PCBs or equivalent and compliance with environmental legislation (European directive 96/59/CE). (PCB content) (x). Pack 1 Check the quality of the dielectric fluid based on the transformer efficiency of the transformer. (For oil, this includes the breakdown voltage, water content, acidity, colour index and general aspect. For pyralene, all the above plus dielectric dissipation factor and resistivity checks) (x). Pack 2 Obtain an overall indication of the internal condition of the transformer to prevent electrical accidents.(pack 1 (x) and dissolved-gas check). Pack 2+ Precisely characterise internal transformer faults for enhanced prevention of electrical accidents. (PACK 1, PCB pack and dissolved-gas content) (x). Pack 3 Precisely characterise internal transformer faults and the status of the solid insulation to anticipate any problems with the windings. (PACK 1, dissolved-gas content and furan-derivatives content) (x). Pack 4 Complete check-up on the transformer. Characterise suspended matter and polar components of the dielectric fluid for maximum safety. (PACK 3 (x), metal content, particle counts, tan delta (x) and resistivity (x)). Accreditations and qualifications

21 On-Demand Maintenance Transformer Maintenance Services Custom Interfacial Gravimetric analysis of Hydrocarbons Flash Corrosiveness of the oil (corrosive Sulphur) ** Normal : other cases A guide for your pack selection Age of transformer Less than 5 years Between 5 and 15 years More than 15 years Primary Voltage < 24 KV > 24 KV < 24 KV > 24 KV < 24 KV > 24 KV Strong types PACK 2 or of analyses PACK 2+ PACK 3 PACK 4 criticality* Frequence of analyses Every year Normal types of PACK 1 or analyses PACK 2 PACK 2+ or PACK 3 PACK 4 criticality** Frequence of analyses Every two years * Highly criticality : Power autotransformers 5MVA, critical, heavily loaded, step-up or traction transformers and power transformers 5MVA.

22 Transformer Maintenance Services Benefits For a reliable diagnostic, Schneider Electric transformer maintenance services offer A complete kit of sampling with its simple and detailed operating mode, for an efficient manipulation at the fingertips of When necessary, a qualified technician in order to realize the sampling. Our Redaction of a simple and detailed analyses report for the assessment of your transformer s History of the analyses for a follow-up on the evolution of your transformer s Provision of analyses statement guaranteeing the PCB oil content of your transformer. Our Replacement of the oil charge with Regeneration and/or decontamination of the oil on site or in Rewinding and complete End of life processing (removal package, retrofit, Etc Our Established in 1989, our laboratory realizes more than analyses per The accreditation COFRAC obtained in 2004 is deemed to be the Insurance given to a client certifying that the analyses laboratory TRANSFO SERVICES employs each and every effort in order to obtain a reliable and reproducible result on the level of the staff competence as much as on technical means it uses. This co-signature is a strong commitment of impartiality and competences.

23 Schneider Electric Services Retrofit Retrofit on switchgear and protection devices

24 Modernization Presentation of the offer Introduction Today, the productivity, operating safety, continuity of service and availability requirements of installations are such that at all levels of a company, the quest for high performance is a major consideration. The experience gained by Schneider Electric in carrying out more than 5000 medium-voltage retrofits on Belledonne, Taillefer, Fluair and Vercors cubicles and more than 3000 low-voltage retrofits on T140, T12 and Masterbloc switchboards has enabled us to acquire the expertise and know-how required to help you secure the loyalty of your customers. According to the equipment concerned, Schneider Electric offers different types of services, Supplying spare Modifying Replacing protective Replacing original devices with latest-generation devices. There are various ways of replacing old devices. The most usual methods are: Retrofit: the original circuit breaker and its truck are The connection interfaces (power and low voltage) are adapted for use on the original The new circuit breaker is fitted with the new The solution is tested mechanically with the mounting jig. Retrofil: the original truck is retained and fitted with a new circuit The original truck is The power interfaces are either retained and renovated or they are The new circuit breaker is adapted for mounting on the original The solution is tested mechanically with the mounting jig. Schneider Electric can also implement these solutions with devices manufactured by its competitors (Alstom, Calor Emag, ABB, ASEA, BBC, UNELEC, AREVA). Many retrofitted devices are in use worldwide. Schneider Electric is actively working to improve delivery times and optimise the costs of retrofit solutions in order to provide you with constant support and help in ensuring customer satisfaction. We pay particular attention to quality, which is our major consideration.

25 Modernization Presentation of the offer Renovations solutions Scope of the offer Switchboard Progressive replacement without modification of customers equipment: renovation of medium and low voltage switchgear, kits for improving Complete replacement or addition of cubicles by extension: insertion of cubicles into the switchboard with connection ducts, addition at the end of the switchboard of cubicles identical to the initial cubicle, in accordance with floor space constraints. Switchgear renovation Replacement of old medium and low voltage switchgear and protection devices by retrofit solutions. Supply of spare parts Ensure the supply of spare parts for equipment that is no longer commercialized by the equipment-producing departments. Cost-effective solutions to fit your No break in continuity of No added civil engineering No modification of your Operating constraints taken into Progressive renovation to fit your budget. Validated and tested Manufacturer s warranty on renovated Factory-validated and tested equipment. New Compliant with the standards in Integration of new-generation Evolving device technology.

26 Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions MV cubicles Fluair range Fluair 100 Commercialization guaranteed 2010 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old FG1 FG2 Cubicle New width 630 to 1250 A 7.2 kv 650 mm LF2 630 to 1250 A 7.2 kv DV2 630 to 3150 A 7.2 kv 900 mm LF3 630 to 3150 A 7.2 kv DV2 630 to 2500 A 7.2 kv Fluair 100C Commercialization 1980 guaranteed not guaranteed b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old R400 R400D Cubicle New width 80 to 250 A 7.2 kv 650 mm R400 R400D 80 to 250 A 7.2 kv Fluair 200 Commercialization guaranteed 2010 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old Cubicle New width FG1 630 to 1250 A 12 kv 650 mm LF2 630 to 1250 A 17.5 kv DV2 FG2 630 to 3150 A 17.5 kv 900 mm LF3 630 to 3150 A 17.5 kv DV2 630 to 2500 A 17.5 kv

27 Modernization Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions MV cubicles Fluair range Fluair 24G Commercialization guaranteed 2010 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Reworking the original device Old Cubicle width New F3 400 to 1250 A 24 kv 500 mm F3 400 to 1250 A 24 kv Fluair 300 Commercialization guaranteed 2010 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old Cubicle width New FG3 630 to 1250 A 24 kv 750 mm FG3 630 to 1250 A 24 kv 2500 A 24 kv 1000 mm 2500 A 24 kv Fluair 400C Commercialization guaranteed 1999 not guaranteed 2000 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old Cubicle width New FC to 2500 A 36 kv 1100 mm SF to 2500 A 36 kv Fluair 400G Commercialization guaranteed 2017 not guaranteed 2018 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old Cubicle width New FG A 24 kv 900 mm SF A 24 kv SF A 36 kv 900 mm SF A 36 kv SF to 3000 A 24 kv 1100 mm SF to 3150 A 24 kv 2500 A 36 kv 1100 mm SF A 36 kv

28 Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions MV cubicles Vercors VM6 range CRM Commercialization guaranteed 2008 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Reworking the original device Old R400 R400D Cubicle New width 400 A 12 kv 500 mm R400 R400D 400 A 12 kv CM / DDM / IM / IMC / NSM / PM / PMC / QM / QMC Commercialization guaranteed 2008 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit DM1 / DM2 / DM22 Commercialization guaranteed 2008 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old Cubicle New width FB3 400 to 630 A 24 kv 1000 mm FB4 400 to 630 A 24 kv

29 Modernization Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions MV cubicles Vercors VM6 range DM12 Commercialization guaranteed 2008 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old Cubicle New width FB4 400 to 1250 A 24 kv 750 mm FB4 400 to 1250 A 24 kv DM23 Commercialization guaranteed 2008 not guaranteed 2011 b Complete cubicle b Cubicles modification b Cubicle spare parts b Retrofit/cubicle interface spare part b Protection device retrofit (see page 25) b Switchgear retrofit Old Cubicle New width FB4 400 to 1250 A 24 kv 1000 mm FB4 400 to 1250 A 24 kv

30 Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions Protection device retrofit Old protection device made by Schneider Electric or competitor Application Busbars Applications Motor, transformer, substation Application Generator No automation Simple automation Complex automation Measurement of I or U Measurements of I and U Measurements of I and U Sepam series 20 Limited to current or voltage protection Sepam series 40 All types of protection except for differential Sepam series 80 All types of protection New protection N.B.: protection renovation should also include the complete study of the LV compartment (diagram, cabling, equipment).

31 Modernization Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions LV switchboards Masterbloc range Masterbloc MB100C Commercialization guaranteed 2013 not guaranteed 2014 b Complete column b Column spare parts b Module replacement Masterpact circuit breaker 1250 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Masterpact switch-disconnector 1250 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Masterbloc MB100M Commercialization guaranteed 2013 not guaranteed 2014 b Complete column b Column spare parts b Module replacement Compact circuit breaker 3200 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Masterbloc MB200 Commercialization guaranteed 2013 not guaranteed 2014 b Complete column b Column spare parts b Module replacement Masterpact circuit breaker 6300 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Masterpact switch-disconnector 6300 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc b Adaptation Compact circuit breaker 1250 A 1000 Vac/Vdc

32 Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions LV switchboards Masterbloc range Masterbloc MB400 Commercialization guaranteed 2013 not guaranteed 2014 b Complete column b Column spare parts b Module replacement Masterpact circuit breaker 3200 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Masterpact switch-disconnector 3200 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc b Rack replacement Compact circuit breaker 630 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Interpact circuit breaker 630 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Contactor 500 A, 1000 Vac/Vdc Prisma range G / GK / GX / GR / P / PH / UT Commercialization guaranteed 2014 not guaranteed 2015 b Complete switchboard b Switchboard spare parts Prisma Plus range G system / P system / P cubicle Wall-mounted P / Floor-standing G Wall-mounted Pack Commercialization 2003 guaranteed not guaranteed b Complete switchboard b Switchboard spare parts

33 Modernization Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions LV switchgear Low-rating Selpact Commercialization guaranteed 1998 not guaranteed 2009 Withdrawable low-rating Selpact Withdrawable truck type Masterpact NT b Device spare parts b Retrofit/switchboard interface spare part b Device manufacturing b Device repairing b Switchgear retrofit Corresponding functions: v fixed V fixed with pad v fixed V withdrawable with pad v withdrawable V withdrawable with pad v withdrawable V withdrawable with truck Old: low-rating Selpact New: Masterpact Type Isc (ka) In (A) Type Isc (ka) In (A) DN /1000 NT H /1000 DR2/DRS /1000 NT L /1000 DS /1000/1250 NT H /1000/1250 High-rating Selpact Commercialization guaranteed 1998 not guaranteed 2009 Withdrawable high-rating Selpact Withdrawable truck type Masterpact NW b Device spare parts b Retrofit/switchboard interface spare part b Device manufacturing b Device repairing b Switchgear retrofit Corresponding functions: v fixed V fixed with pad v withdrawable V withdrawable with pad v withdrawable V withdrawable with truck Old: high-rating Selpact New: Masterpact Type Isc (ka) In (A) Type Isc (ka) In (A) DN2/DS to 3200 NW H to 3200 DN2H/DS2H NW H to to 3200

34 Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions LV switchgear DA Commercialization guaranteed 1998 not guaranteed 2009 b Device spare parts b Retrofit/switchboard interface spare part b Device manufacturing b Device repairing b Switchgear retrofit Corresponding functions: v fixed V fixed with pad v withdrawable V withdrawable with pad Old: DA New: Masterpact Type Isc (ka) In (A) Type Isc (ka) In (A) DNA /2000 NW H / / / /5000 Please consult us DNA to 1250 NW H to to to 2500 DNAH /2000 NW H /2000 DRA to to 2000 DSA to 1250 NW H to / / /3200 NW H / Please consult us Please consult us DSA to 1250 NW N to to 2500 NW H to 2500 Compact Commercialization guaranteed 2000 not guaranteed 2002 b Device spare parts b Retrofit/switchboard interface spare part b Device manufacturing b Device repairing b Switchgear retrofit Old: Compact New: Masterpact Type Poles Function In (A) Type Poles Function In (A) C1250 STC 3 P Withdrawable 1250 NT Please consult us

35 Modernization Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions LV switchgear Masterpact Commercialization guaranteed 2005 not guaranteed 2006 b Device spare parts b Retrofit/switchboard interface spare part b Device manufacturing b Device repairing b Switchgear retrofit Old: Masterpact M New: Masterpact NW Type Poles Function In (A) Type Poles Function In (A) M 3 P Withdrawable 800 to 3200 Plug and Play 3 P Withdrawable 800 to 3200 Fixed/ 800 to 4000 Masterkit 3 P Fixed/ 800 to 4000 Withdrawable Withdrawable Fixed/ 5000 to 6300 Please consult us Withdrawable 4 P Fixed/ Withdrawable 800 to 6300 Please consult us Plug and Play solution The Masterpact NW can be mounted in the Masterpact M frame. The Plug and Play solution consists of: b a Masterpact that has been adapted and fitted with special power connections b a fine wire cross-member b a pair of corresponding drawers. Masterkit solution Complete Masterpact M replacement kit. The kit consists of: b Masterpact NW b power connections according to rating b frame, in the case of a withdrawable device b attachment bracket, in the case of a fixed device b wire bundle b insulating plate b door faceplate b screw kit.

36 Renovation, retrofit and spare parts solutions Retrofitting competitors devices Medium voltage Medium-voltage devices can be replaced according to the retrofit or retrofil principle. In the case of medium-voltage devices manufactured by our competitors, the retrofil solution is the simplest and fastest method of replacing a customer s equipment. We can renovate a customer s original truck and fit it with a Schneider Electric device, circuit breaker or contactor. The power connection elements are either renovated or reconditioned. The devices are then tested for dielectric withstand and overheating and undergo mechanical tests. Examples of MV devices Brand Type Techno Rating New device ABB Contactor C1 Air 250 A 7.2 kv Contactor Rollarc R400 ALSTOM DELLE Circuit breaker CB411 Circuit breaker HG3 Oil 2900 A 7.2 kv Circuit breaker LF3 Oil 2500 A 7.2 kv Circuit breaker LF3 BBC Circuit breaker Oil 630 A 7.2 kv Circuit breaker LF1 BBC Circuit breaker Oil 2000 A 7.2 kv Circuit breaker LF2 BBC Calor Emag Calor Emag Circuit breaker W-RM/W-RG Circuit breaker ODM3 Circuit breaker ZE4WL Oil 1250 A 17.5 kv Circuit breaker DV2 Oil 1250 A 13.8 kv Circuit breaker LF2 Oil 1250 A 13.8 kv Circuit breaker LF2 CEM Contactor GF SF6 250 A 7.2 kv Contactor Rollarc R400 SIEMENS Circuit breaker Oil 630 A 7.2 kv Circuit breaker DV2 Low voltage The retrofit principle can be used to replace low-voltage devices manufactured by our competitors. Both the device and its truck can be replaced with a complete Schneider Electric device and the auxiliaries connections recreated. With the retrofit solution, as the devices have already been tested, only a power connection overheating test is carried out. Examples of LV devices Brand Type Rating New device UNELEC CNP A 4 P Masterpact NT 10 H1 UNELEC CS A 3 P Masterpact NW 12 H1 UNELEC CS A 3 P Masterpact NW 25 H1

37 Monitoring and protecting your low voltage network Masterpact can be integrated in a general supervision system to optimise your electrical installation. "Plug and Play" retrofit solution Schneider Electric proposes a fast and simple implementation with considerably reducing on-site intervention time and get the performance of last generation device. "Plug & Play" Retrofit on NW low voltage circuit breakers Covering all your applications Masterpact meets the needs of all types of LV electrical distribution networks. Intranet The original Masterpact M chassis is kept )no intervention on the switchboard structure( TCP-IP Ethernet Network Modbus Network Masterpact NW adapted for the "Plug and Play" solution Building Hotels Hospitals Offices Retail Data Centres and Networks Industry Mining and minerals Automotive Food and beverage Chemical industry Energy and Infrastructures Airports Oil and gas Water Electrical energy Marine Wind turbines Masterpact M 3200 A Local communication with FDM121 All Masterpact NT / NW circuit breakers can be connected to a high-visibility FDM121 front display module. Maintenance personnel will have convenient access to all data directly from the panel of the electrical cabinet. Ensuring safety at any time All Masterpact are equipped with a Micrologic electronic control unit that offers all types of current and advanced protection, measurement and communication. Protection functions are separated from the measurement functions and are managed by an ASIC electronic component. This independence guarantees immunity from conducted or radiated disturbances and ensures the highest degree of reliability. Optimising the management of your electrical installation When equipped with a Micrologic types E, P or H, Masterpact can be integrated in a general supervision system to optimise installation operation and maintenance. Alarms may be programmed for remote indications. Used with PowerLogic ION Enterprise software, you can exploit the electrical data (current, voltage, energy, frequency, power, and power quality) to optimise continuity of service and energy management: reduce energy and operations costs; improve power quality, reliability and uptime; optimise equipment use. Maximising continuity of service Because a LV power supply interruption is unacceptable especially in critical power applications, an automatic system is required for LV transfer switching. For your peace of mind, Masterpact enables automatic control and management of power sources in your low voltage distribution network guaranteeing the hi-reliability of your installation. Micrologic Control Units All Masterpact are equipped with a Micrologic electronic control unit that offers a complete set of protections and state of the art measurements. EGX300 gateway-server or irio RTU The EGX300 web-enabled gateway-server or the irio RTU (remote terminal unit) can both be used as Ethernet coupler for the PowerLogic System devices and for any other communicating devices operating under Modbus RS485 protocol. Data is viewable via a standard web browser. PowerLogic ION Enterprise PowerLogic ION Enterprise software is a complete power management solution for your facility or plant operations. It can be connected to Masterpact through Ethernet/Modbus protocol. 30 minutes and 2 easy operations The retrofit solutions use a factory modified and adapted Masterpact NW which is installed in the Masterpact M s original chassis. Schneider Electric East Mediterranean s.a.l. Tabaris, Charles Malek Avenue, Tabaris Centre 1063, 10 th Floor P.O. Box : Beirut, Lebanon Tel Fax Cyprus customercare.cy@schneider-electric.com Iraq customercare.iq@schneider-electric.com Jordan customercare.jo@schneider-electric.com Lebanon customercare.lb@schneider-electric.com Syria customercare.sy@schneider-electric.com EMEDNWBR0411EN 04 / 2011 Network protection Compact Masterpact NT and NW LV power circuit breakers 630 to 6300 A Supervision Masterpact provides an answer to specific applications V for mines Direct current networks Corrosion protection Switch-disconnectors and earthing switches Automatic transfer switching equipment (ATSE) for emergency power systems High electrical endurance applications: Masterpact NT H2 is a high performance device offering high breaking capacity (Icu: 50 ka/480 V) and a high level of discrimination, all in a small volume Masterpact UR Whenever high short circuit is involved Masterpact UR is a low voltage ultra rapid opening circuit breaker. Its fault detection rate and its reaction speed mean that it will stop a short circuit from developing. As a result, this is the key component in very high power installations equipped with a number of power sources connected in parallel. Masterpact UR truly comes into its own when short circuit currents can reach very high levels and when continuity of service is a must: offshore installations, cement plants, petrochemical industry. It is also especially suited to electrical installations on board merchant ships.

38 Concentrated know-how Aiming at standardising electrical switchboards at a time when installations are increasingly complex, Masterpact provides an unequalled simplicity, both concerning choice and installation. Optimised volumes Masterpact is the smallest power circuit breaker in the world, concentrating all the performances of a sophisticated power circuit breaker in compact dimensions. Masterpact thus optimises the installation and guarantees its operation in complete peace of mind. Ease of installation Masterpact range has been designed to standardise switchboards and simplify installation: single pole pitch for each physical size: 115/230 mm for NW, 70 mm for NT; incoming connection to top or bottom terminals: front or horizontal or vertical rear connections that can be modified on-site without changing the depth; no derating up to 55 C and 4000 A. Maximum security The arc chutes absorb the energy released during breaking, thus limiting the stresses exerted on the installation. They filter and cool the gases produced, reducing effects perceptible from the outside. Masterpact NT All standards Masterpact is compliant with international standards IEC and 2, IEC for type 2 tropicalisation, UL489, ANSI/UL1066, CCC and GOST. Masterpact NW More than 60 patents 86% of materials can be recycled at the end of product life. Compliance with environmental requirements The materials used for Masterpact are not potentially dangerous to the environment and are marked to facilitate sorting for recycling. Production facilities are non-polluting in compliance with the ISO standard. Common characteristics Number of poles 3 /4 Rated insulation voltage (V) Ui 1000 Impulse withstand voltage (kv) Uimp 12 Rated operational volt. (V AC 50 /60 Hz) Ue 690 Suitability for isolation IEC Degree of pollution IEC Circuit breakers and switch-disconnectors NT06 to NT16 Sensor selection Sensor rating (A) 250 (1) Ir threshold set. (A) 100 to to to to to to to 1600 (1) For NT02 rating, please consult us. Circuit breaker characteristics as per IEC NT06 NT08 NT10 NT12 NT16 Rated current (A) In 40 /50 C (1) Rating of 4 th pole (A) Sensor ratings (A) 400 to to to to to 1600 Type of circuit breaker H1 H2 L1 (2) H1 H2 Ultimate breaking capacity (ka rms) Icu 220/ 415 V V AC 50/ 60 Hz 440 V V V Rated service breaking capacity (ka rms) Ics % Icu 100% 100% Utilisation category B B A B B Rated short-time withstand current (ka rms) Icw 0.5 s V AC 50/ 60 Hz 1 s s Integrated instantaneous protection (ka peak ±10 %) xIn (3) - 90 Rated making capacity (ka peak) V AC 50/ 60 Hz Icm 220/ 415 V V V V Break time (ms) between tripping order and arc extinction Closing time (ms) < 50 < 50 Circuit breaker characteristics as per NEMA AB1 Breaking capacity (ka) V AC 50/ 60 Hz 240 V V V Switch-disconnector characteristics as per IEC and Annex A Type of switch-disconnector HA HA Rated making capacity (ka peak) Icm 220 V AC23A/AC3 category - V AC 50/ 60 Hz 440 V / 690 V Rated short-time withstand current (ka rms) AC23A/AC3 category - V AC 50/ 60 Hz Ultimate breaking capacity Icu (ka rms) with an external protection relay Maximum time delay: 350 ms Icw 0.5 s s s V Mechanical and electrical durability as per IEC / 3 at In/Ie Service life Mechanical without maintenance 12.5 C/O cycles x 1000 Type of circuit breaker H1 H2 L1 H1 H2 L1 H1 H2 L1 H1 H2 H1 H2 Rated current In (A) C/O cycles x 1000 Electrical without maintenance 440 V (4) IEC V Type of circuit breaker or switch-disconnector H1 / H2 / HA Rated operationnal current Ie (A) AC23A C/O cycles x 1000 Electrical without maintenance 440 V (4) IEC V Type of circuit breaker or switch-disconnector H1 / H2 / HA Rated operationnal current Ie (A) AC3 (5) Motor power (kw) 380 /415 V to to to to V to to to to 630 C/O cycles x 1000 Electrical without maintenance 440 V (4) 6 IEC Annex M/IEC V - (1) 50 C: rear vertical connected. Refer to temperature derating tables for other connection types. (2) See the current-limiting curves in the "additional characteristics" section. (3) SELLIM system. (4) Available for 480 V NEMA. (5) Suitable for motor control (direct-on-line starting). Circuit breakers and switch-disconnectors NW08 to NW63 Common characteristics Number of poles 3/ 4 Rated insulation voltage (V) Ui 1000/ 1250 Impulse withstand voltage (kv) Uimp 12 Rated operational voltage (V AC 50 / 60 Hz) Ue 690 /1150 Suitability for isolation IEC Degree of pollution IEC (1000 V) / 3 (1250 V) Sensor selection Sensor rating (A) 250 (1) Ir threshold setting (A) 100 to to to to to to to to to to to to to 6300 (1) For NW02 rating, please consult us. Circuit breaker characteristics as per IEC NW08 NW10 NW12 NW16 NW20 NW25 NW32 NW40 NW40b NW50 NW63 Rated current (A) at 40 C / 50 C (1) Rating of 4 th pole (A) Sensor ratings (A) 400 to to to to to to to to to to to 6300 Type of circuit breaker N1 H1 H2 L1 (2) H10 H1 H2 H3 L1 (2) H10 H1 H2 H3 H10 H1 H2 Ultimate breaking capacity (ka rms) Icu 220 /415/ 440 V V AC 50/ 60 Hz 525 V V V Rated service breaking capacity (ka rms) Ics % Icu 100% 100% 100% 100% Utilisation category B B B B Rated short-time withstand current (ka rms) Icw 1 s V AC 50 /60 Hz 3 s Integrated instantaneous protection (ka peak ±10 %) Rated making capacity (ka peak) V AC 50 /60 Hz Icm 220 /415 /440 V V V V Break time (ms) between tripping order and arc extinction Closing time (ms) < 70 < 70 < 70 < 80 Circuit breaker characteristics as per NEMA AB1 Breaking capacity (ka) 240 /480 V V AC 50/ 60 Hz 600 V Unprotected circuit breaker characteristics: Tripping by shunt trip as per IEC Type of circuit breaker HA HF (3) HA HF (3) HA HF (3) HA Ultimate breaking capacity (ka rms) V AC 50 /60 Hz Icu V Rated service breaking capacity (ka rms) Ics % Icu 100% 100% 100% 100% Rated short-time withstand current (ka rms) Icw 1 s s Overload and short-circuit protection with external protection relay: short-circuit protection, maximum delay: 350 ms (4) Rated making capacity (ka peak) V AC 50/ 60 Hz Icm V Switch-disconnector characteristics as per IEC and Annex A NW08 / NW10 / NW12/ NW16 NW20 NW25 / NW32 / NW40 NW40b / NW50 / NW63 Type of switch-disconnector NA HA HF HA10 HA HF HA10 HA HF HA10 HA Rated making capacity (ka peak) Icm V AC23A/AC3 category - V AC 50/ 60 Hz 1150 V Rated short-time withstand current (ka rms) Icw 1 s AC23A/AC3 category - V AC 50/ 60 Hz 3 s Earthing switch Latching capacity (ka peak) 135 Rating short time withstand (ka rms) Icw 1 s 60 Hz 3 s 50 Hz Mechanical and electrical durability as per IEC / 3 at In/Ie Service life Mechanical with maintenance C/O cycles x 1000 without maintenance Type of circuit breaker N1 / H1 / H2 L1 H10 H1 / H2 H3 L1 H10 H1 / H2 H3 H10 H1 H2 Rated current In (A) 800 / 1000 / 1250 / / 3200 / b / 5000 / 6300 C/O cycles x 1000 Electrical without maintenance 440 V (5) IEC V V Type of circuit breaker or switch-disconnector H1 / H2 / HA / HF H1 / H2 / H3 / HA / HF H1 / H2 / HA Rated operational current Ie (A) AC23A 800 / 1000 / 1250 / / 3200 / b / 5000 / 6300 C/O cycles x 1000 Electrical without maintenance 440 V (5) IEC V Type of circuit breaker or switch-disconnector H1 / H2 / HA / HF H1 / H2 / H3 / HA / HF Rated operational current Ie (A) AC3 (6) Motor power 380 / 415 V (kw) 335 to to to to to V (5) (kw) 400 to to to to to V (kw) to to to to 2000 C/O cycles x 1000 Electrical without maintenance 440 / 690 V (5) 6 IEC Annex M/IEC (1) 50 C: rear vertical connected. Refer to temperature derating tables for other connection types. (2) See the current-limiting curves in the "additional characteristics" section. (3) Equipped with a trip unit with a making current of 90 ka peak. (4) External protection must comply with permissible thermal constraints of the circuit breaker (please consult us). No fault-trip indication by the SDE or the reset button. (5) Available for 480 V NEMA. (6) Suitable for motor control (direct-on-line starting).