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Posted: ‎2024-06-05 02:00 AM

>630A MCCB with 90C cables without derating.

I am advised that NS800 MCCB can be handle 90C directly without derating. Please confirm.

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Posted: ‎2024-06-13 07:28 AM

hello @dhrobertson 

Reference temperature for a Compact NS is 40°C (inside equipment), you can use 90°C Cable like 75°C cable, it don't change anythink,  You should to respect this derating table as advise. and you must to confirm the temperature respect on diferent points ( connection, frotn face , handle) in conformity with IEC 61439 internationnal standard

 

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Posted: ‎2024-06-13 07:28 AM

hello @dhrobertson 

Reference temperature for a Compact NS is 40°C (inside equipment), you can use 90°C Cable like 75°C cable, it don't change anythink,  You should to respect this derating table as advise. and you must to confirm the temperature respect on diferent points ( connection, frotn face , handle) in conformity with IEC 61439 internationnal standard

 

Capture d’écran 2024-06-13 162409.jpg

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Posted: ‎2024-06-13 10:33 PM

Thank you M. Brun! In this case we have an NS800 with Ir = 0.8 x 800= 640A connected to bus bars on the input side and 1.5m of copper bus bars on the output side connected to a single set of 400mm2 XLPE cables. There are 34 sets of these installed. The enclosure is from 4B, ventilated, and the entire pod is cooled by CRAC to 25-28C. I understand the 75C max rating but will run a full load test and carry out a thermographic analysis. Your response and the tables provided are much appreciated!

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Posted: ‎2024-06-13 11:47 PM

 with pleasure @dhrobertson 

take tyime to check this 2nd table

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For 640A section of 400mm² looks a little low, please check internal temp inside your equipment. 

 

When we check temp on breaker in accordance with IEC 60-947-2, we use 500mm² sections at 800A and 400mm² at 630A.

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