GE Industrial Solutions Spectra Power Panelboard: Record Plus FC Breaker Bolt-on Kits Manuel d'utilisation

Spectra series™ power panelboards, General, Installation

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DEH40424 Installation Instructions

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Spectra Series™ Power Panelboards

Bolt-on Circuit Breaker Kits

Catalog Numbers AMCB4FDB, AMCB6FDB

WARNING:

Danger of electrical shock or injury.

Turn

OFF power ahead of the panelboard or

switchboard before working inside the

equipment or removing any component

.

Do

not remove or install circuit protective devices

or any other component until the power is

turned OFF.

General

These bolt-on circuit breaker kits are for use with the

following catalog numbers:

• Circuit breaker types FCV, FCS, FCN, FCH, and FCL
• Circuit breaker cover kit AFP6FDD

The parts contained in these kits are listed in Table 1.

Numbers in brackets in the text and figures refer to the

item numbers in this table.

Item Description

Qty.

1

A & C phase outer strap

2

2

A & C phase inner strap

2

3

B phase strap

2

4

1

/

4

-20 x 1

1

/

2

" carriage bolt

3

5

1

/

4

" Belleville washer

3

6

1

/

4

-20 nut

3

7

Barrier mounting bracket

2

8 Thread-forming

screw

4

9 Barrier

1

10 Breaker mounting bracket

2

11 #8-32

x

1

/

2

" screw

4

12 Shakeproof

screw

6

13 #8-32

x

3

1

/

8

" screw

4

14 #8

lock

washer

4

15 Antiturn

clip

3

Table 1. Parts included in the bolt-on circuit breaker kits.

Installation

CAUTION:

For Spectra APNB bolt-on–style

interiors, locate the side of the panel interior

for which the dimension from the nearest

vertical bus face to the inner face of the bus

support rail is 2.75 inches, as indicated in

Figure 2. The circuit breaker straps must be

mounted on this side of the bus.

1. Install circuit breaker straps. Install the straps

beginning with phase A, as shown in Figure 1 and

Figure 2. Align the outer [1] and inner [2] straps

back to back, as shown. Slide the square hole in the

antiturn clip [15] over the square shank of the

carriage bolt [4], then insert the pin section of the

clip through the circular hole in the strap assembly,

with the bolt extending through the square hole

immediately below. Fasten the complete strap

assembly loosely to the vertical bus, using a Belleville

washer [5] and nut [6]. Repeat the procedure for

the phase B straps [3] and the phase C straps [1, 2].

2. Install the cover supports. Using the uppermost slot

on each cover support body, slide the cover supports

(included in the breaker cover kit), with their

mounting tabs oriented inward, onto each barrier

mounting bracket [7] until they snap into place.

The cover supports can be easily removed by

inserting a screwdriver into the mounting slot on the

underside of the mounting bracket assembly and

gently prying downward while pushing off the cover

support.

3. Install bus barrier and breaker mounting brackets.

Attach the barrier mounting brackets [7] to the

panel side rails with the thread-forming screws [8],

as shown in Figure 1. Place the barrier [9] over the

straps, with the flanges resting on the mounting

brackets. Place the breaker mounting brackets [10]

over the barrier and secure with the #8-32 screws to

the barrier and barrier mounting brackets. Tighten

the thread-forming screws [8] to 15–20 in-lb.

4. Install circuit breakers. Position the circuit breakers

such that the line- or ON-side terminals rest on the

straps and the opposite sides are supported by the

mounting brackets.

a. Insert the shakeproof screws [12] into the holes

in the line connections of the breakers. Align the

screws with the holes in the line straps and

secure loosely.

b. Align each breaker parallel to the unit, then

fasten the breakers to the brackets with the #8-32

x 3

1

/

8

" screws [13] and lock washers [14] and

tighten to 15–20 in-lb.

c. Tighten the line screws to 27–32 in-lb. Note that

the straps may require minor adjustments for

proper hole alignment.

5. Tighten bolted connections. Tighten the bolted

strap connections at the vertical bus to 65 in-lb. It

may be necessary to remove the adjacent circuit

breakers to allow access to the bolted connections at

the vertical bus.

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