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METSEEMD461R Modbus Registers

Issue I cannot find the Data Sheets, Installation Guide, User Manual, and Modbus Register List for the METSEEMD461R Dual Connect Meter Product Line Rayleigh METSEEMD461R Environment Low Voltage...

What is the difference between the iC65 and the iC60 circuit breakers?

The Acti9 iC65 range of circuit breakers have the same external dimensions as the iC60 range but are not approved for use or sale in Australia. Only the Acti9 iC60 range of miniature circuit breakers...

What are the main differences between Masterpact MTZ and Masterpact NT/NW?

MaterPact MTZ follows the same footprint as of NT/NW. However, it uses Micrologic X which is only compatible with MTZ. MTZ is an advanced/modern ACB which is future ready as well as EcoStruxure...

What does the Trip Class 10, Class 20 and Class 30 mean for overload...

Issue: Meaning of Trip Classes for overload relays. Product Line: NEMA Overload Relays Environment: North American Products Resolution: The trip class means that at 600% (6 times) of the maximum...

What is Modbus and How does it work?

What is Modbus? Modbus is a serial communication protocol developed by Modicon published by Modicon® in 1979 for use with its programmable logic controllers (PLCs). In simple terms, it is a method...

What is the difference between Type 1 & Type 2 coordination?

Issue: Type 1 & Type 2 short circuit coordination comparison Product Line: Starters and Contactors Environment: Products sold in North America Resolution: Type I - Under short circuit conditions,...

What does B,C,D curve mean for Acti 9 MCB?

B Curve means the MCB trips between 3-5 times full load current. It is mainly used in residential applications where loads are resistive e.g. lighting fixtures, domestic appliances with low surge...

How do I update my Smart-UPS firmware using the web interface of my...

Issue: Because the Firmware Upgrade Wizard is the most universal and preferred method of updating, we recommend using the APC Firmware Upgrade Wizard whenever possible. The APC Firmware Upgrade...

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What does the term "NEMA Type 1A" refer to?

NEMA Standards Publication 250-1997, "Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000 Volts Maximum)" no longer lists this enclosure type. This enclosure type is commonly accepted to be referring...

What is difference between BL and BD coils?

The difference between BL and BD Coils is a BL coil has a lower power consumption which is good for a contactor ONLY (no auxiliaries attached). Wherefore a BD coil has a normal power consumption but...

Why choose Type B RCD for 3 Phase Variable Speed Drives?

For the 3 Phase Variable Speed Drives, the RCD type B or type B-Si is particularly suitable. It protects against fault currents with DC offset, which is true for three-phase power converters. In...

How do I access the Tools Page in eDLT

Press and hold down the bottom left button, whilst continuing to hold then double press the top right button. Please note that access to the Tools Page can be disabled using C-Bus Toolkit software.

How can I cable to the PNP and NPN type outputs for sensors / detectors,...

PNP and NPN type outputs are available as 3-wire sensors with a DC voltage power supply (the voltage limits are dependent on the specific sensor): PNP type: switching on the positive voltage load NPN...

What is the selection criterion of Circuit Breakers for the Capacitor bank...

The selection should be done after derating the Circuit Breaker taking into consideration voltage variation and capacitors tolerances that could increase nominal current up to 1.5In. The Derating...

What are the effects of dV/dt on a Motor when using a VSD?

As there is an impedance mismatch at the termination of the motor cable to the motor, there will be a reflected wave which travels back along the motor cable causing overvoltage’s. Overvoltage’s on...

What is DPF ?

Displacement Power Factor Displacement Power Factor is caused by a reactive component in the load.

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