GE Industrial Solutions Entellisys Low Voltage Switchgear - Manuel (Page 37)

Entellisys Low Voltage Switchgear
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5. Installing & Removing Circuit Breakers
5-1 General
Inspection and Preparation of Circuit
Breakers
Before installing, operating, or removing a circuit breaker, refer to
the breaker instruction manual for preparation, inspection, and test.
Check thoroughly for damaged or loose parts and for any dirt or
foreign matter which may be in the breaker. Be sure that a thin film
of GE lubricating grease D6A15A2 is present on primary disconnects
of the switchgear before installing the breaker.
Circuit Breaker Installation
To install a circuit breaker, proceed as follows:
1. Before installing check the contact areas on each primary
disconnect bar or cluster of fingers for foreign matter that
may have accumulated. Clean these areas if necessary. Be
sure that a thin film of GE lubricating grease D6A15A2 covers
the contact areas before putting a breaker in the
compartment.
2. Check to see that the breakers match their respective
compartments. Each breaker is assigned a part or mark
number. This number is shown on the breaker sheets of the
summary, the front view drawings, and on the identification
card on the breaker shipping carton. The breaker may also be
identified using the 10 digit catalog number.
3. To locate the breaker in the proper compartment, refer to
the breaker location list on the front view drawing. Find the
proper breaker by the identification card on the breaker
carton. All identical breakers will have the same mark and
catalog number.
Fig. 5-1. Rejection pin mounting used in cassette
Rejection Feature
Drawout breakers of the same type and rating are interchangeable
in their equipment compartments. Drawout breakers of different
frame size, type, or short-circuit rating are intentionally made non-
interchangeable to prevent inserting the wrong type breaker into a
drawout compartment; Unique "rejection hardware" is affixed to
each breaker and its cassette. When the wrong type breaker is
inserted into a compartment, the pins on the breaker and the pins in
the cassette interfere, thus preventing the wrong breaker from
being racked onto the primary stabs.
EXCEPTION: A breaker with a higher short-circuit rating will fit into
a compartment keyed for a lower short-circuit rating. For
example, a EE08H* breaker can be inserted into an EE08N*
compartment. A EE08N* breaker, however, will be rejected by a
EE08H* compartment.
EXCEPTION: Un disjoncteur ayant un calibrage éléve de court-
circuit accomodera un compartiment classifié d’un calibrage
moindre de court-circuit. Par exemple, un disjoncteur EE08H* peut
être inséré dans un comparitment EE08N*. Cependant un
disjoncteur EE08N* sera rejeté d’un compartiment EE08H*.
Figures 5-1 and 5-2 illustrate the rejection pin mounting used in
EntelliGuard E cassettes.
Fig. 5-2. Rejection pins used in EntelliGuard E compartments
NOTE: If a breaker is rejected by the rejection pins, check the
breaker type and rating against the job drawing.
NOTE: Si un disjoncteur est rejeté par les pins coulissants, vérifier
de quel type est le disjoncteur ainsi que le calibrage en rapport
avec le plan de la tâche.
The complete rejection pin pattern code is included in Appendix B.