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Posted: 2022-07-15 08:36 AM
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Posted: 2022-07-15 08:36 AM
How do you a stunt trip remotely? What do you have to fit or operate in order to do this?
just curious because we are fitting these on busway tap offs on a job in the near future?
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Posted: 2022-07-17 11:45 PM
Hello @Anonymous user ,
Do you mean "shunt trip" ?
If yes, shunt trip is also named "undervoltage coil". It is a specific accessory allowing to open a circuit when it is de-energized, by tripping the breaker.
Basically you have to connect it to a permanent voltage source, and use a switch or contact to open the circuit in case of need. Once the breaker is tripped, you can either reset it locally or through a motor mechanism remotely.
A typical application is emergency stop buttons on machines, because of the "safe" fall back position of the system in case of power or connection issue.
Hope that helps.
Christian
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Posted: 2022-07-17 11:45 PM
Hello @Anonymous user ,
Do you mean "shunt trip" ?
If yes, shunt trip is also named "undervoltage coil". It is a specific accessory allowing to open a circuit when it is de-energized, by tripping the breaker.
Basically you have to connect it to a permanent voltage source, and use a switch or contact to open the circuit in case of need. Once the breaker is tripped, you can either reset it locally or through a motor mechanism remotely.
A typical application is emergency stop buttons on machines, because of the "safe" fall back position of the system in case of power or connection issue.
Hope that helps.
Christian
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