Professional Documents
Culture Documents
General Index
1. Introduction Pag. 2
4. Conformity Pag. 6
8. Apparatus groups & temperature classes for common flammable materials Pag. 18
ZENITH P Series
Increased Safety Enclosures and Terminal Boxes for Applications
in Hazardous Environments Pag. 23
ALUBOX-Ex Series
Junction boxes in aluminium alloy Pag. 31
ADVANCE GRP Series
Interlocked switch sockets outlets Pag. 32
OPTIMA-Ex Series
Industrial plugs Pag. 33
ISOLATORS Series
Switch-disconnectors Pag. 34
1. Introduction
Products for use in explosive atmospheres ATEX
Here is a simple guide to ATEX, its meaning and how to choose the right products for your application.
What is ATEX?
ATEX is a European Directive (94/9/EC) valid for products to be used within an explosive atmosphere. The
ATEX directive has been in force throughout the European Union since 1 July 2003, replacing the existing
different national and European legislation relating to explosive atmospheres.
Why ATEX?
An ambience with the potential to become an explosive atmosphere during operating conditions and/or
under the influence of the environment is defined as a potentially explosive atmosphere. Products covered
by directive 94/9/EC are defined as intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Directive 94/9/EC defines an explosive atmosphere as a mixture of:
a) flammable substances gases, vapors, mists or dusts
b) with air
c) under specific atmospheric conditions
d) in which, after ignition has occurred, combustion spreads to the flammable mixture
Gives the minimum requirements in the field of safety and health protection of workers potentially at
risk of explosive atmospheres.
Define obligations of the employer
Defines Zones and criteria for selection of equipment and protective systems
on the approximation of the laws of the Member States concerning equipment and
protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres
Applied to equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Covers all risk of explosion (not only those from electrical origin)
Covers both application for mines and for other application
Applied to equipment, components, safety devices, controlling devices and regulating devices .
Group I Group II
Mines and surface installations of such mines Other places
Category M1 Category 1
very high level of protection very high level of protection
Category M2 Category 2
high level of protection high level of protection
Category 3
normal level of protection
Group II - Zones
Frequency and duration of the occurrence of an explosive
GAS DUST
atmosphere
1 21 occasionally
very high
Continuously present or for
1 0 20 long periods or frequently.
2 means of prot.
2 faults
high
2 1 21 occasionally 1 mean of prot.
1 fault
normal
3 2 22 not likely to occur
guaranted in normal operation
Classifications are made in line with the type of combustible material as follows;
Class I Flammable gases, vapors or mists
Class II Combustible dusts
Class III Ignitable fibers and flying
In 1996 article 505 was introduced to the NEC which allowed Zonal classification of hazardous areas. This
now means that products can be approved as follows:
Either, or
Class, Division & Gas Group Class, Zone & Gas Group
For example: For example:
Class 1, Division 2, A,B,C,D Class 1, Zone 2, IIA, IIB, IIC.
Although this code change permits the use of products that have a Zonal classification, in a similar way to
European practice, the mixing of different forms of equipment
approval across zones or divisions is not acceptable. For
example products approved for Zone 1 do not
necessarily meet the requirements of Division 1, which also
encompasses Zone 0.
Although no direct equivalents exist between European/IEC and
American codes of protection and Area Classification there are
similarities and there is a developing acceptance of
European/IEC methods in North America and vice versa. The
following table shows the basic relationships between the North
American and European Classifications.
Equivalent Division/Zone
NEC European/IEC
Zone 0
Division 1
Zone 1
Division 2 Zone 2
As can be seen from the above table, Division 1 covers both the European / IEC Zones 0 & 1.
Therefore, care must be taken when using zone classified equipment in a Division 1 area to ensure the
suitability of the protection employed.
Underwriters Laboratory (UL) and Factory Mutual (FM) are the two main certification bodies in North America
and in some cases electrical equipment may also need to meet certain Marine Standards and be separately
approved by the US Coast Guards, before it can be used e.g. on an offshore oil rig.
4. - Conformity
The following route to CE conformity for electrical apparatus is prescribed according to Directive
94/9/EC.
Depending on the conformity category, it defines which path the manufacturer has to follow towards making
the CE declaration of conformity. The overview below shows these paths for the different conformity
categories.
Conformity-Assessment-Procedure
Stages to be followed on the way to CE conformity and the CE mark
AND YES NO
CE mark
CE mark with CE mark with
without
ID number () ID number () ID number ()
6. Types of protection
Flameproof enclosure
Marking "Ex d" II 2 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
A type of protection in which the parts which could ignite an explosive atmosphere are located inside an
enclosure which can withstand the pressure of an explosion of the explosive mixture inside, and prevents the
transmission of the explosion to the explosive atmosphere surrounding the enclosure.
Technically unavoidable gaps are so long and narrow that hot gases jetting out will have lost their power to
cause ignition by the time they reach the outside of the enclosure, or, alternatively, if the gaps are only
required for the manufacturing process they might be sealed with adhesive.
Important design parameters
Mechanical strength in accordance with a defined safety factor to withstand internal explosion
pressure.
As an orientation value, it may be assumed that inside the sphere approx. 0.8 MPa (8 bar) can be
generated and that this sphere used as an EEx d enclosure must be able to withstand a pressure of
1.2 MPa (12 bar).
Any gap between two parts of the enclosure must be kept so narrow and long that hot gas flowing out
will not be able to ignite any explosive atmosphere which may be present in the potentially explosive
atmosphere.
The parameters for the gaps preventing the transmission of the ignition, width/length, are different for
the explosion subgroups IIA, IIB and IIC. The most stringent requirements with regard to the gap
parameters apply to enclosures in explosion subgroup IIC.
Applications
Equipment where, during normal operation, sparks, electric arcs and/or hot surfaces are generated
such as switchgear, slip rings, collectors, adjustable resistors, fuses or lamps, heating cartridges,
friction brakes.
Protection by enclosure
Marking "Ex tD" II 2 D in accordance with IEC 61241-0
Principle
The enclosure is sealed so tight, that no combustible dust can enter. The surface temperature of the external
enclosure is limited.
Important design parameters
Minimum degree of protection in accordance with IEC/EN 60529 IP 6X.
Consideration of dust accumulating on the surface and reduction of permissible surface temperature
with dust layer 5 mm are possible.
Applications
Various equipment where during normal operation sparks, electric arcs or hot surfaces occur and
complex industrial designs (controllers) which by means of this type of protection can be utilized in
the potentially explosive atmosphere.
Non-incendive component
Marking "Ex nC" II 3 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
Variant of the Ex n type of protection with contacts which close and open a circuit potentially able to trigger
an explosion, where the contact mechanism or the enclosure into which the contacts are enclosed is
designed in such a way that the ignition of a mixture of subgroup IIA, IIB or IIC in the surrounding
environment is prevented as long as defined operating conditions apply.
Important design parameters
Free internal volume 20 cm.
The encapsulation must permit a permanent temperature of 10 K compared to the maximum
operating temperature.
The combination of the parts is tightly sealed or
The design of the contacts will extinguish any incipient flame.
Limited to AC 254 V and 16 A.
L and C are part of the test.
Explosion subgroups IIA, IIB and IIC are to be treated differently.
Applications
Contact systems
Pressurized apparatus
Marking "Ex p" II 2 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Marking "Ex pD" II 2 D in accordance with IEC 61241-0
Principle
The ingress of the surrounding atmosphere into the enclosure of electrical equipment is prevented by
maintaining an ignition shield gas (air, inert or a different suitable gas) inside it at a pressure above
atmospheric pressure. The overpressure is maintained with or without constant flushing of the protective gas.
Important design parameters
Strength of the enclosure; the surrounding, flushed enclosure must withstand 1.5 times the
overpressure experienced during normal operation.
Flush before commissioning the electrical equipment.
Shut-down or alarm if the flushing gas flow or overpressure fails.
Applications
Equipment where during normal operation sparks, electric arcs or hot surfaces are generated and
complex industrial equipment (controls) which must be operated in a potentially explosive
atmosphere protected by this type of protection.
Large machines, slip ring or collector motors, switch cabinets and control cabinets and analytical
apparatus.
n-pressurization
Marking "Ex pz" II 3 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
Use of a protective gas preventing ignition inside an enclosure to prevent the formation of an explosive
atmosphere inside the enclosure by maintaining a pressure greater than the that in the surrounding
atmosphere.
Important design parameters
The important difference from the pressurized enclosure is the restriction to an enclosure where no
internal sources are available and no flammable gases or vapors can be released.
Strength of the enclosure.
Flush before commissioning the electrical equipment.
Shut-down or alarm if the flushing gas flow or overpressure fails.
Applications
Equipment where during normal operation sparks, electric arcs or hot surfaces are generated and
complex industrial equipment (controls) which must be operated in a potentially explosive
atmosphere protected by this type of protection.
Analytical apparatus without internal sources.
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Powder filling
Marking "Ex q" II 2 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
By filling the enclosure with a finely grained powder, an arc within the enclosure is unable, with correct use, to
ignite the explosive atmosphere outside. There must be no risk of ignition by flames, nor by increased
temperatures at the surface of the enclosure.
Important design parameters
The filling such as sand, glass balls etc. has to fulfill specific requirements, as must the design of the
enclosure. The filling must not be able to leave the enclosure, neither during normal operation, nor as
the result of electric arcs or other processes inside the powder-filled enclosure.
Applications
Capacitors, electronic assembly groups or transformers which are used in a potentially explosive
atmosphere. Often components where sparks or hot surfaces occur but whose functioning is not
affected by the finely grained filling.
Oil immersion
1) Marking "Ex o" II 2 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
Parts which might ignite an explosive atmosphere are immersed in oil or other non-flammable, insulating
liquid so that gases and vapors above the oil level and outside the enclosure cannot be ignited by electric
arcs or sparks generated below the oil level, or by hot residual gases from the switching process or by hot
surfaces - e. g. on a resistor.
Important design parameters
Stipulated, insulating liquids, e. g. oil
Protection of the liquid from contamination and moisture.
Assurance and possibility of monitoring that the oil level is safe
- when heated up or cooled
- for identification of leaks
Restricted to non-portable devices.
Applications
Large transformers, switchgear, starting resistors and complete starting controllers.
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Increased safety
Marking "Ex e" II 2 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
Additional measures provide a higher level of protection. This ensures reliable prevention of unacceptably
high temperatures and sparks or electrical arcs, both on the internal and on the external parts of electrical
equipment whose normal operation does not involve unacceptably high temperature sparks or arching.
Important design parameters
For uninsulated, live parts, special protective requirements apply.
Air and creep age gaps are made wider than is generally the case in industry. Special conditions
apply to the IP protection degree to be adhered to.
For windings, their design, mechanical strength and insulation, higher requirements apply and the
windings must be protected from increased temperatures.
Minimum cross sections are stipulated for winding wire, the impregnation and reinforcement of coils
and for thermal monitoring devices.
Applications
Installation material such as junction boxes, connection cabinets for heating systems, batteries,
transformers, ballasts and cage motors.
Non-sparking apparatus
Marking "Ex nA" II 3 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
The construction ensures reliable prevention of unacceptably high temperatures and sparks or electrical arcs,
both on the internal and on the external parts of electrical equipment whose normal operation does not
involve unacceptably high temperature sparks or arcing.
Important design parameters
For uninsulated, live parts, special protective requirements apply.
Air and creepage gaps are specified.
Special requirements must be fulfilled by certain types of equipment.
Applications
Installation material such as junction boxes, connection cabinets, rotating electrical machines, special fuses,
lamps, cells and batteries, transformers and low energy equipment.
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Encapsulation
Marking "Ex m" II 2 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Marking "Ex mD" II 2 D in accordance with IEC 61241-0
Principle
Parts that could ignite an explosive atmosphere by means of sparks or heat are potted so as to prevent
ignition of the explosive atmosphere. This is achieved by encapsulating the components in a compound
resistant to physical - especially electrical, thermal and mechanical - and chemical influences.
Important design parameters
Encapsulation:
Breakdown strength
Low water absorption
Resistance to various influences
Casting compound must be of the stipulated thickness all round
Cavities are only permitted to a limited extent
As a rule the casting compound is only penetrated by the cable entries
The load on the components is limited or reduced
Increased clearance between live parts
Applications
Static coils in ballasts, solenoid valves or motors, relays and other control gear of limited power and
complete PCBs with electronic circuits.
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Encapsulated device
Marking "Ex nC" II 3 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
The equipment may include cavities which are fully enclosed similar to the encapsulation type of protection e.
g. in a casting compound, so that ingress of the outer atmosphere is prevented.
Important design parameters
It must be impossible to open the equipment during normal operation, internal free volume 100 cm
External connections, terminals or cables must be available
Cast seal must permit permanent operating temperature 10 K compared to the maximum operating
temperature
It must not be possible for elastic seals to become mechanically damaged under normal operating
conditions; they must maintain their sealing properties over the service life of the equipment
Applications
Contact systems, static coils in ballasts, solenoid valves or motors and complete PCBs with
electronic circuits.
Sealed device
Marking "Ex nC" II 3 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Principle
The equipment may include cavities, which are fully enclosed similar to the encapsulation type of protection
so that ingress of the outer atmosphere is prevented.
Important design parameters
It must be impossible to open the equipment during normal operation, internal free volume 100 cm
External connections, terminals or cables must be available
It must not be possible for elastic seals to become mechanically damaged under normal operating
conditions; they must maintain their sealing properties over the service life of the equipment
Applications
Contact systems, static coils in ballasts, solenoid valves or motors and complete PCBs with electronic
circuits.
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Intrinsic safety
Marking "Ex i" II 2 G in accordance with IEC 60079-0
Marking "Ex iD" II 2 D in accordance with IEC 61241-0
Principle
Intrinsically safe electrical equipment contains only circuits that meet the requirements of intrinsically safe
circuits.
Intrinsically safe circuits are circuits in which no spark or thermal effect occurring under the test conditions
laid down in the standard can ignite the explosive atmosphere of subgroups IIA, IIB and IIC or of an air/dust
mixture. The test conditions cover normal operation and certain fault conditions stipulated in the standard.
Important design parameters
Use of certain components for electrical and electronic circuits.
Lower permitted load on the components than in ordinary industrial applications with regard to
voltage related to electric strength
current related to heat
Voltage and current, including a safety margin, are kept permanently so low that no impermissible
temperatures can occur, and, in the event of open circuit or short-circuit, sparks and electric arcs
possess so little energy that they are unable to ignite an explosive atmosphere.
An impression of this protection type is provided by the fact that explosive atmospheres of subgroup
IIA require only a few hundred W and those of subgroup IIC only 10W for ignition.
Applications
Measuring and monitoring instrumentation and control.
Sensors working on the basis of physical, chemical or mechanical principles and at limited power.
Actuators working on the basis of optical, acoustic and, to a certain extent, mechanical principles.
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7. Protection concept
IEC/EN Draft Only Due 2006
Symbol Typical
Electrical Gas/Dust Zone(s)
Standard (status at Jan 2006) Basic concept of protection
Gas Dust
Increased safety e 1,21 EN 60079-7
} EN 61241-1 No arcs, sparks or hot surfaces
Type n (non-sparking) nA 2,22 EN 60079-15
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10. Marking
To enable a piece of equipment to be readily identified it needs to be marked. For electrical equipment in
hazardous areas the requirements for the label are carefully detailed in the certification standards and this
section covers the sort of information that you will find on such labels.
The marking must be legible and durable, permanently affixed onto the equipment to which it relates, and in
a visible position. Equipment on which the label has fallen off or is illegible should be re-labelled after
consulting the documentation or, if necessary, contacting the manufacturer (quoting the type of equipment
and its serial number) for labelling details.
The rules for the marking of systems, devices and components are uniformly defined in the standards
relating to the general technical requirements.
Because the European Community has agreed in the future to also formulate uniform requirements and to
introduce a uniform classification for devices, systems and components, other than electrical equipment, the
marking has also been unified. Additional symbols have been introduced.
This has been defined in the Directive 94/9/EC on Devices and protective systems for use in hazardous
areas.
This Directive introduces electrical equipment, and for this reason the marking are prefixed by additional
symbols.
The marking on all devices and protective systems for hazardous areas must indicate the area of their
designated use.
The marking must indicate the following (see the symbol numbers on the example label):
N
Typical marking Meaning Variants
details
General informations
4 2007 Year of manufacture Can be used with the last two year digit 07
1 for category 1
8 2 Product category 2 for category 2
3 for category 3
G: gas
9 GD Type of explosive atmosphere D: dust
GD: gas/dust
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N
Typical marking Meaning Variants
details
Gas
Dust
Type of protection for dust:
tD: protection by enclosure
13 tD Type of protection for dust pD: type of protection pressurized pD
iD: type of protection, intrinsic safety
mD: type of protection, encapsulation protection
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N
Typical marking Meaning Variants
details
Additional information
U: component (for example empty enclosure).
ATEX components
17a U
(not CE marked)
The customer is required to certify the final
assembly
1 17a 2
15 16 17b
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ZENITH P Series
Increased Safety Enclosures and Terminal Boxes
for Applications in Hazardous Environments
ALUBOX-Ex Series
Junction boxes in aluminium alloy
OPTIMA-Ex Series
Industrial plugs
ISOLATORS Series
Switch-disconnectors
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Zenith P Series
Code Enclosure size H W D
644.0100 75x80x55 75 80 55
644.0200 75x80x75 75 80 75
644.0110 75x110x55 75 110 55
644.0210 75x110x75 75 110 75
644.0120 75x160x55 75 160 55
644.0220 75x160x75 75 160 75
644.0130 75x190x55 75 190 55
644.0230 75x190x75 75 190 75
644.0140 75x230x55 75 230 55
644.0240 75x230x75 75 230 75
644.0350 120x220x90 120 220 90
644.0360 160x160x90 160 160 90
644.0370 160x260x90 160 260 90
644.0380 160x360x90 160 360 90
644.0390 160x560x90 160 560 90
Specifications
Atex Code: II 2GD
Ex Protection type: Ex e II
Ex ia IIC
Ex tD A21 IP6X T80C (Ta -
50C+40C if not marked)
Certificates:
Empty Enclosure Sira 08ATEX304IU
IECEx SIR 08.0013U
Terminal Box Sira 08ATEX3042
IECEx SIR 08.0014
Operating Temperature Range: -60C to +75C (limits)
Temperature Class and Ambient:
Standard Ambient 40C and T6 Class
Optional Ambient 60C and T6 Class
Ambient 60C and T5 Class
Ambient 75C and T4 Class
Degree of Protection: IP66
Material: Glass Reinforced Polyester
(SMC) 4 mm thickness
Carbon Loaded for Anti-Static Empty enclosures
protection
UV resistant according to ISO
4892-2
Halogen Free and formulated
RoHs directive
Absolutely corrosion-proof
Seawater-proof
Surface Resistance: Antistatic properties: < 10
The enclosures do not present a
hazard from static electricity
Finish: Natural Black RAL 9005
Impact Resistance: The enclosures are designed to
withstand an impact of 7 J, and to
be used in normal conditions of Terminal box with glands
vibration
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Component
As component it is intended the empty enclosure composed by base, cover and gasket.
It can be delivered with internal plate, continuity plate, earth stud, hinges, etc.
Internal fixing: all internal fittings (e.g. DIN rail, backplate) shall be fitted using stainless steel fasteners and
suitable antivibration washers
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Equipment
As equipment it is intended the empty enclosure composed by base, cover and gasket completed with
terminals.
It can be delivered with internal plate, continuity plate, earth stud, hinges, holes, cable glands, etc.
Scame certifies the final assembly.
0051 As option:
Label plate in S.S. AISI316
Ex e II Tx Ta -xx to +xxC Laser marking
Ex tD A21 IP66 TyyC II 2 GD
0051
Ex e II Tx Ta -xx to +xxC
Ex tD A21 IP66 TyyC II 2 GD
80C, 95C o
DO NOT OPEN WHEN ENERGIZED
130C IN PRESENCE OF EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE
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Internal fixing: all internal fittings (e.g. DIN rail, backplate) shall be fitted using stainless steel fasteners and
suitable antivibration washers
SEE NOTE 8
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Any suitable ATEX certified terminal can be used with the following limitations:
terminals shall comply with EN 60079-7 (2006)
terminals shall be fitted in accordance with the manufacturers instructions and any special condition
for safe use that are specified in their certificate
Weidmuller WDU1.5 o WDU2.5 must be limited to 15C
T6 Equipment terminals shall be rated for a temperature minimum 80C
T5 Equipment terminals shall be rated for a temperature minimum 111C
T4 Equipment terminals shall be ceramic
Ex i Equipment terminals shall be blue coloured
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Maximum power calculated with the above formula shall be less or equal to the maximum power indicated
in the tables.
Enclosure size Top/Bottom sides A/C Left/Right sides B/D Rear side F
(HxWxD) M16 M20 M25 M32 M40 M16 M20 M25 M32 M40 M16 M20 M25 M32 M40
75x80x55 1 1 - - - 1 - - - - - - - - -
75x80x75 2 1 1 - - 2 - - - - - - - - -
75x110x55 3 2 - - - 1 - - - - - - - - -
75x110x75 6 3 2 1 - 2 - - - - - - - - -
75x160x55 5 4 - - - 1 - - - - - - - - -
75x160x75 10 5 3 2 - 2 - - - - - - - - -
75x190x55 6 5 - - - 1 - - - - - - - - -
75x190x75 12 6 4 3 - 2 - - - - - - - - -
75x230x55 6 4 - - - 1 - - - - - - - - -
75x230x75 12 6 4 2 - 2 - - - - - - - - -
120x220x90 14 9 4 3 - 4 2 1 1 - - - - - -
160x160x90 8 6 3 2 1 6 4 2 1 - 8 6 4 - -
160x260x90 16 12 6 4 3 6 4 2 1 - 16 12 8 - -
160x360x90 22 18 9 6 4 6 4 2 1 - 24 18 12 - -
160x560x90 36 28 14 8 6 6 4 2 1 - 36 28 20 - -
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Drilling area
a
GLAND
Clearances for standard gland sizes
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Accessories
Back plate in zinc plated steel
Mounting bracket in stainless steel AISI 316
External hinges in plastic material
Earth continuity plate (internal) in zinc plated steel available as option in copper or brass
Earth stud (stud, nut and flat washer) in brass available as option in S.S. AISI 316
50 MIN
Final test
If junction boxes are fitted with wiring each equipments shall be subjected to a routine dielectric strengh test.
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EN 61241-0 EN 60079-0
EN 61241-1 EN 60079-15
Technical characteristics
Protection degree: IP66
Material: Aluminium alloy
IK degree at 20C: IK08
Cable inlets: Blank sides
DIN rail fixing: Yes
Colour: RAL 7037
Ex classification
Versions Atex Code: II 3GD
Ex nA II
Ex Protection type:
Ex tD A22 IP66 T90C U
Enclosure Operating Temperature Range: -20C +60C
Maximum permissible surface
T90C
temperature:
Impact Resistance: Low mechanical risk (4J)
CE Certificates: SCAME ATEX 01U
Mounting plate
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EN 60309-1 EN 61241-0
EN 60309-2 EN 61241-1
EN 60309-4
Technical characteristics
Rated current: 125A
Rated voltage: 100690V~
Frequency: 5060Hz
Insulating voltage: 500/690V~
Protection degree: IP66
Operating temperature according
-25C+40C
to the reference standard:
Max. operating temperature: 60C
Glow wire test: 850C/960C
Self-extinguishing UL94: V0
Material: Thermoset
Top side max 3xM63
Cable inlets:
Versions with mechanical interlock Bottom side max 2xM63
Switch-disconnectors: ABB OT 160
Fuse-carriers: NH00
With switch-disconnector Thermal magnetic protection: Molded case circuit breaker ABB
Tmax T1B (16kA) with thermal
magnetic trip unit TMD
(adjustable thermal threshold
0,71 x In fixed magnetic
threshold 10 x In)
With switch-disconnector and fuse
Thermal magnetic protection: Molded case circuit breaker ABB
Tmax T1B (16kA) with thermal
magnetic trip unit TMD
(adjustable thermal threshold
0,71 x In fixed magnetic
With fuse and switch-disconnector threshold 10 x In) + residual
current release trip units RC221/1
(adjustable residual current trip
0,03 - 0,1 - 3A and time limit for
non-trip instantaneous)
With molded case circuit breaker Contactor CL09 GE POWER
Version with contactor:
CONTROL
with thermal magnetic trip unit
Colour: Grey RAL 7037
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EN 60309-1 EN 61241-0
EN 60309-2 EN 61241-1
EN 60309-4
Ex classification
Atex Code: II 3D
Ex Protection type: Ex tD A22 IP66 T90C
Operating Temperature Range: -25C +60C
Maximum permissible surface
T90C
temperature:
Protection degree: IP66/IP67
Impact Resistance: 7J
Material: Thermoplastic
CE Certificates: SCAME ATEX 03
Versions
Plugs
Technical characteristics
Rated current: 125A
Rated voltage: 200415V~
Frequency: 5060Hz
Protection degree: IP66/IP67
Operating temperature according
-25C+40C
to the reference standard:
Max. operating temperature: 60C
Glow wire test: 850C/960C
Self-extinguishing UL94: V5
Material: Thermoplastic
Colour: Grey
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EN 60947-3
Technical characteristics
Polarity: 2P 3P 4P
20A 32A 40A 63A 80A
Rated current:
125A 160A
Protection degree: IP65
Operating temperature according
-5C+40C
to the reference standard:
Max. operating temperature: 60C
Glow wire test: 650C
Material: Metal
Colour: Grey RAL 7015
Versions Ex classification
Atex Code: II 3D
Surface mounting Ex Protection type: Ex tD A22 IP65 T90C U
Operating Temperature Range: -5C +40C
Maximum permissible surface
T90C
temperature:
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