D.2
D.4
D.5
D.6
D.8
D.12
D.16
D.18
D.20
D.22
D.24
D.26
D.28
Switches and push-buttons
Indication lamp
Socket-outlet
Contactors
Relays
Impulse switches
Staircase switches
Time relays
Digital time switches
Light sensitive switches
Transformers
Analogue measurement instruments
Surge arresters
D.32
Home and building automation system
Miniature circuit breakers
A
Residual current circuit breakers
B
Busbar systems
C
Comfort functions/Energy control
D
Residential enclosures
E
Contactors/Soft starters/Speed drives
F
Overload relays
G
Control and signalling units
H
Manual motor starters
I
Moulded case circuit breakers
J
Air circuit breakers
K
Fuse systems/Loadbreak disconnectors
L
General purpose enclosures
M
System enclosures
N
Numerical index
X
D.1
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Switches and Push-buttons
Applications
Switching of lighting and heating in homes, shops, offices, warehouses,
factories, hospitals, etc.
Function
Features
Manual control of all kinds of
electrical devices.
Wide range with respect to available contact combinations and
switching capacity. Mains disconnect switches and switches with
change-over contact and off position available.
Compact (4-pole in 1 module) with high switching capacity due to
double interruption per path.
All switches are sealable through padlock or by means of a lock.
The terminals are equipped with captive Pozidriv screws and have IP20 protection degree.
Mains disconnect switches accepts auxiliary contacts H.
Approval
D
Standards
Switches 16/32A
Mains disconnect switches 40-100
BS EN 60669-1
VDE 0632 Part 1
BS EN 60947-3
VDE 0632 Part 101
Performance
Nominal rated current
Usable as mains disconnect switch
Impulse withstand voltage
Utilization category
Nominal voltage single pole devices
Nominal voltage multipole devices
Maximum allowed current during less than 1 s.
Mechanical service life (complete on-off-cycle)
Electrical service life, cos = 0.95, Un and In
Short-circuit resistance with upfront fuses
Protection degree
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
Dimensions
D.2
pg D.34
Mains disconnect
switches
40-63-100A
Switches
Push-buttons
16A | 32A
16A
yes
8kV
AC-22A
240/415V
240/415V
2kA
>10000
>1500
16kA (nominal)
no
240V
415V
>20000
>20000 | >5000
4.5kA (nominal)
no
240V
>20000
>20000
4.5kA (nominal)
IP20
Pozidriv 2
1x6mm2
1x50mm2
IP20
Pozidriv 1
1x1.5mm2
1x10mm2
IP20
Pozidriv 1
1x1.5mm2
1x10mm2
Switches and Push-buttons
Number of
modules
Mains disconnect switch
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
40A/240V
40A/415V
40A/415V
40A/415V
1NO
2NO
3NO
4NO
1
2
3
4
ASR1040
ASR2040
ASR3040
ASR4040
666985
666986
666987
666988
12
6
4
3
63A/240V
63A/415V
63A/415V
63A/415V
1NO
2NO
3NO
4NO
1
2
3
4
ASR1063
ASR2063
ASR3063
ASR4063
666957
666958
666959
666960
12
6
4
3
100A/240V
100A/415V
100A/415V
100A/415V
1NO
2NO
3NO
4NO
1
2
3
4
ASR10100
ASR20100
ASR30100
ASR40100
666953
666954
666955
666956
12
6
4
3
Switch
16A/240V
16A/240V
16A/415V
16A/415V
1NO
2NO
3NO
4NO
1
1
1
1
ASV1016
ASV2016
ASV3016
ASV4016
666966
666968
666969
666970
12
12
12
12
32A/240V
32A/240V
32A/415V
32A/415V
1NO
2NO
3NO
4NO
1
1
1
1
ASV1032
ASV2031
ASV3032
ASV4032
666972
666974
666975
666976
12
12
12
12
Changeover switch
16A/240V
16A/240V
1CO
2CO
1
1
WSV1016
WSV2016
666965
666967
12
12
32A/240V
32A/415V
1CO
2CO
1
1
WSV1032
WSV2032
666971
666973
12
12
S wi tche s an d Pus h- b ut t on s
Contact
combination
Nominal current
D
16A/240V
16A/240V
1NO
2NO
1
1
ASV-L1016
ASV-L2016
666977
666978
12
12
32A/240V
32A/240V
1NO
2NO
1
1
ASV-L1032
ASV-L2032
666979
666980
12
12
16A/240V
16A/240V
1CO
2CO
1
1
GSV1016
GSV2016
666981
666982
12
12
32A/240V
32A/240V
1CO
2CO
1
1
GSV1032
GSV2032
666983
666984
12
12
Push-button
16A/240V
16A/240V
16A/240V
1NC
1NO
1NO 1NC
1
1
1
TV0116
TV1016
TV116
666961
666962
666963
12
12
12
Push-button with signal lamp
16A/240V
1NO
1
TV-L1016
666964
12
Switch with signal lamp
Changeover witches
with zero position
D.3
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Indication lamp
Function
Status visualisation.
Applications
Mainly used to visualise the status of a (sub)part of the installation,
heater, motor, fan, pump etc.
Features
Available in different voltages and with different coloured lenses.
Performance
Nominal voltage
D
12V
Own consumption
Lamp
Lens colours
Protection degree
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
230V
120mA
85mA
2.2mA
Incandescent lamp
Incandescent lamp
Neon lamp
Red, green, orange and transparent Red, green, orange and transparent Red, green, orange and transparent
IP20
IP20
IP20
Pozidriv 1
Pozidriv 1
Pozidriv 1
1x1.5mm2
1x1.5mm2
1x1.5mm2
1x10mm2 / 2x4mm2
1x10mm2 / 2x4mm2
1x10mm2 / 2x4mm2
Indication lamp
Order codes
Lampholder
Nominal
operating voltage
–
Lamp
12V
24V
230V
Lamp LED E10
235V
235V
235V
235V
235V
Lens
/
/
/
/
/
–
–
–
–
Dimensions
D.4
24V
Colour
–
Number of
modules
1
Cat. No.
VL1
Ref. No.
666881
Pack.
12
–
–
–
–
–
–
AST B12
AST B24
AST B230
666340
666342
666341
12
12
12
Green
Amber
Red
Blue
White
–
–
–
–
–
AST LG 230V
AST LA 230V
AST LR 230V
AST LB 230V
AST LW 230V
666876
666874
666877
666875
666878
10
10
10
10
10
Transparent
Green
Orange
Red
–
–
–
–
AST L CL
AST L GN
AST L OR
AST L RD
666343
666344
666345
666346
12
12
12
12
I n di c at i o n l am p / S ocket -o ut l e t
Socket-outlet
Standards
BS EN C61112-1, NF C61-303 (86), IEC 60884-1
Approval
Performance
Nominal current
16A
Nominal voltage
Operating temperature
Protection degree
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
Socket-outlet
Edged earth
250V
-20 ... +55°C
IP20
Pozidriv 2
1x1 mm2
1x6 mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2
D
Order codes
Nominal current
Nominal voltage
Number of
modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
16A
250V
2,5
NST16
666938
1
Dimensions
D.5
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Contactors
Applications
Switching of lighting, heating-equipment, motors for pumps and fans, ...
Day and night contactors are used mainly in combination with dual-tariff
applications to allow high-energy-loads (i.e. electrical water heaters,
accumulation heaters) only to consume energy during the low-tariff
period. A forced-on, forced-off, auto-switch allows to overrule the normal
operation of the DN-contactor at all times.
Features
Function
D
Contactors are electromechanically
controlled switches used to control
single or multi-phase (high) power
loads while the control itself can
be (very) low power.
Except for the 20A version, all contactors have DC coils, resulting in an
absolutely noise-free, real silent operation: 50 or 60Hz noise generation
by the contactor is impossible. As all DC coil contactors have an internal
diode rectifier bridge, they all can be operated by both DC and AC power
supplies. The built-in varistor protects the coil against an overvoltage of
up to 5kV. The switch position of the contactor is visualised through an
indicator flag. The loss-proof safety terminals are equipped with Pozidriv
screws and have IP20 protection degree. Add-on auxiliary contacts
as well as spacers and sealing pieces are available.
Standards
Performance
IEC 60947-4-1, BS EN 60947-4-1, IEC 61095, BS EN 61095.
Approval VDE
Rated switching capacity
20A
24A
40A
63A
Rated insulation voltage
Rated operational voltage
Switching-on capacity
cos = 0.65 at 380-400V 3phase
cos = 0.95 at 220-230V 1phase
Switching-off capacity
cos = 0.65 at 380-400V 3phase
cos = 0.95 at 220-230V 1phase
Fuse type GL for short-circuit protection
Ohmic loss per contact at In
Maximum switching frequency AC1 / AC7a
Maximum switching frequency AC3 / AC7b
Mechanical service life
Electrical service life AC1 / AC7a
Electrical service life AC3 / AC7b
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
400V
250V
500V
440V
500V
440V
500V
440V
100A
90A
-
220A
-
300A
-
72A
176A
240A
80A
20A
35A
63A
80A
1.0W
1.5W
3.0W
6.0W
300/h
300/h
300/h
300/h
600/h
600/h
600/h
600/h
106
106
106
106
150000
150000
150000
150000
150000
500000
170000
240000
Pozidriv 1
Pozidriv 1
Pozidriv 2
Pozidriv 2
1x1 mm2
1x1 mm2
1x1.5 mm2
1x1.5 mm2
1x10mm2 or 2x4 mm2 1x10mm2 or 2x4 mm2 1x25mm2 or 2x10 mm2 1x25mm2 or 2x10 mm2
Magnetic control system
Control voltage range
Rated operating frequency
Operating temperature range
Maximum pull-in coil power loss
Maximum holding coil power loss
Switching-on delay
Switching-off delay
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
85 ... 110%xUn
85 ... 110%xUn
85 ... 110%xUn
85 ... 110%xUn
50 or 60Hz
DC, 40 ... 450Hz
DC, 40 ... 450Hz
DC, 40 ... 450Hz
-25 ... +55°C(1)
-25 ... +55°C(1)
-25 ... +55°C(1)
-25 ... +55°C(1)
8.0VA / 5.0W
4VA / 4W
5VA / 5W
65VA / 65W
3.2VA / 1.2W
4VA / 4W
5VA / 5W
4.2VA / 4.2W
9 ... 12 ms
< 40 ms
< 40 ms
< 40 ms
10 ... 12 ms
< 40 ms
< 40 ms
< 40 ms
Pozidriv 1
Pozidriv 1
Pozidriv 1
Pozidriv 1
1x1 mm2
1x1 mm2
1x1 mm2
1x1 mm2
1x4mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2 1x4mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2 1x4mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2 1x4mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2
(1) Remark: If several contactors are mounted next to each-other and the time of operation exceeds 1 hour and the
ambient temperature rises above 40°C, a 1/2-module spacer must be added every second contactor (I.e. contactor
contactor spacer contactor contactor spacer contactor contactor etc.)
D.6
Contactors
Contactor
1 NO 1 NC
2 NO 2 NC
3 NO
Contact
combination
Coil
voltage
AC/DC
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
20A
20A
20A
2NO
2NO
2NO
12V
24V
230V
AC
AC
AC
1
1
1
VI2020J5
VI2020B5
VI2020M5
666786
666788
666787
12
12
12
24A
24A
24A
24A
24A
24A
24A
24A
2NO 2NC
2NO 2NC
3NO
3NO
4NC
4NC
4NO
4NO
24V
230V
24V
230V
24V
230V
24V
230V
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
VI224BU
VI2224MU
VI3024BU
VI3024MU
VI0424BU
VI0424MU
VI4024BU
VI4024MU
666791
666790
666793
666792
666795
666794
666797
666796
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
40A
40A
40A
40A
40A
40A
2NO
2NO
3NO
3NO
4NO
4NO
24V
230V
24V
230V
24V
230V
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
3
3
3
3
3
3
VI2040BU
VI2040MU
VI3040BU
VI3040MU
VI4040BU
VI4040MU
666799
666798
666801
666800
666803
666802
3
3
3
3
3
3
63A
63A
63A
4NO
4NO
2NO
24V
230V
230V
AC/DC
AC/DC
AC/DC
3
3
3
VI4063BU
VI4063MU
VI2063MU
666806
666805
666804
3
3
3
6A
6A
1NO 1NC
2NO
–
–
–
–
0.5
0.5
VI1106
VI2006
666810
666811
1
1
C on t ac t ors
2 NO
Nominal
current
4 NC
4 NO
Auxiliary contact
D
1 NO 1 NC
2 NO
Contactors
Spacer
–
–
–
–
0.5
VIFS
666809
12
Sealing piece
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
2
3
VIPK2
VIPK3
666808
666807
12
12
Auxiliary contact
D.7
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Relays
Applications
• Switching of lighting, heating, etc.
• Galvanic insulation of i.e. status signalisation lamps from a (high)
power (high voltage) circuit.
• Galvanic insulation of PLC-inputs or outputs to avoid destruction
through excessive voltage.
Features
• The switch position is visualised by the position of the front handle.
• The safety terminals are equipped with captive Pozidriv screws and
have IP20 protection degree.
• Add-on auxiliary contacts available.
• Because of the advanced product design, no spacers are needed.
• Increased safety: sealing caps for both coil and terminal are available.
Function
Relays are electromechanically
controlled switches used to control
low power loads.
Standard
D
Marking
EN 60947-4-1
Terminal identification
2
14
4
2
4
2
12
2
14
1
12
11
A1
A2
1
A1
11
A2
4
2
4
3
1
3
A1
3
1 NO
2 NO
Technical data
D.8
A2
1
2
1
A1
3
14
22
12
24 22 14 12
21
A2
1
1 NO 1 NC
pg D.12
24
A1
21
11
6
2
8
6
4
2
6
4
2
8
6
4
2
5
3
1
7
5
3
1
A2
11
4
A1
5
3
A2
1
A1
7
5
3
4 NO
44
34
24
14
42
32
22
12
8
44 42 34 32 24 22 14 12
41
31
A2
1
21
A1
41
31
21
11
8
7
6
6
2
4
5
A2
11
4
3
2
1
A1
7
5
3
2 NO 2 NC
A2
1
Relays
2
1
2
3
1
4
3
1
8
6
4
2
7
5
3
1
8
7
2
6
5
4
3
Contact
combination
Coil voltage
AC
Coil voltage
DC
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
1
1
1
1
1
1
VFR+1016A5
VFR+1016J5
VFR+1016B5
VFR+1016E5
VFR+1016M5
VFR+1016P5
686220
686223
686221
686222
686224
686225
12
12
12
12
12
12
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
1
1
1
1
1
1
VFR+1116A5
VFR+1116J5
VFR+1116B5
VFR+1116E5
VFR+1116M5
VFR+1116P5
686226
686229
686227
686228
686230
686231
12
12
12
12
12
12
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
2NO
2NO
2NO
2NO
2NO
2NO
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
1
1
1
1
1
1
VFR+2016A5
VFR+2016J5
VFR+2016B5
VFR+2016E5
VFR+2016M5
VFR+2016P5
686232
686235
686233
686234
686236
686237
12
12
12
12
12
12
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
2NO 2NC
2NO 2NC
2NO 2NC
2NO 2NC
2NO 2NC
2NO 2NC
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
2
2
2
2
2
2
VFR+2216A5
VFR+2216J5
VFR+2216B5
VFR+2216E5
VFR+2216M5
VFR+2216P5
686238
686241
686239
686240
686242
686243
6
6
6
6
6
6
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
4NO
4NO
4NO
4NO
4NO
4NO
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
2
2
2
2
2
2
VFR+4016A5
VFR+4016J5
VFR+4016B5
VFR+4016E5
VFR+4016M5
VFR+4016P5
686244
686247
686245
686246
686248
686249
6
6
6
6
6
6
Re l ay s
4
Nominal
current
2
1
D
Dimensions
17,6
35,2
64
60
D.9
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
D
Relays: Performance
Relays
Rated current (according to EN 60947-4-1)
250V AC (1 & 2 pole) / 400V AC (3 & 4 pole)
Nominal thermal current (Ith)
Number of pole
Contacts
Width (in 17.8mm DIN modules)
Coil specifications
Supply voltage: DC/AC ratio(1)
Supply voltage range (in % of Un)
Coil pick-up power
Coil power loss - AC
Coil power loss - DC
Maximum coil holding voltage time
Contact bounce time at closing
Operate and release time (bounce time incl.)
Pick-up time
(from 0 to Un)
Drop-out time
(from Un to 0)
Maximum peak current at closing
Single phase 250V AC cos = 0.95
3-phase
400V~ cos = 0.65
Maximum peak current at opening
Single phase 250V AC cos = 0.95
3-phase
400V~ cos = 0.65
Lifetime (in number of operations)(2)
Electrical (in AC-1 - At full load)
Mechanical
Load specifications per phase
Maximum load AC-1
Maximum load AC-5b
Maximum load AC-7b
Maximum load AC-3
Minimum load (under 5V)
Short-circuit fuse protection
Maximum lamp load (103 operations/h)
Incandesc. & halogen (40 to 200W lamps)
Fluorescence, compensated (cos = 0.9)
Fluorescence, non compensated (cos
General specifications
Auxiliary contact add-on (PLS / CTX R)
Need for spacer
DIN rail mounting
2-position DIN rail lock
Front handle for manual operation
Permanent ON/OFF
Indicator of contact position
Clamping terminals
Unlosable screws
Sealable terminals (coil and load)
Cable cross section (Ø min/max)
VFR+
A
A
NO
Changeover ("m" contacts)
NO + NC
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
NO contact
NC contact
NO contact
NC contact
Mod.
Mod.
1 4
1 4
1 4
1+1 / 2+2
1
2
sec.
0.5 / 1
85-110
3.4
6.7
1.8
3.4
2.1
3.9
unlimited
<0.010
sec.
sec.
sec.
sec.
< 0.040
< 0.020
< 0.050
< 0.050
A
A
45
60
A
A
75
60
%
VA
VA
VA
VA
W
W
3 x 105
2 x 106
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
250V AC
400V AC
Serial compensation
Parallel compensation
= 0.5)
Coil
Load
Maximum torque on terminals
Ambient temperature at installation point (min./max.)
kW
kW
kW
kW
kW
kW
W
A
3.0
8.5
1.8
0.9
1.5
2.2
2
20
W
1,800
VA
VA
VA
1,800
500
900
mm2
mm2
Nm
°C
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1
-20 / +45
(1) DC supply voltage = AC supply voltage x DC/AC ratio, except for 8V AC and 115V AC (48V DC)
(2) 1 cycle = 2 operations per pole (closing + opening)
D.10
16
16
Impulse switches and relays: maximum lamp loads
Fluor lamp PF uncorrected
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
Fluor twin lamps
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
Fluor lamp parallel compensation
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
Halogen 230V
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
HP sodium vapour
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
LP sodium vapour
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
HP mercury vapour
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
VLV halogen
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
Electronic reactor
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
Lamp Watts
Relays
Impulse switches
Power consumption
VFR+
VFS+
15W
25W
40W
60W
75W
100W
150W
200W
300W
500W
1800W
120
72
45
30
24
18
12
9
6
3
3000W
200
120
75
50
40
30
20
15
9
5
18W
36W
40W
58W
65W
900W
50
25
23
16
13
1800W
81
44
38
29
26
2 x 18W
2 x 36W
2 x 40W
2 x 58W
2 x 65W
1800W
50
25
23
16
13
3000W
78
38
35
23
22
18W
36W
40W
58W
65W
500W
17
13
12
8
7
2500W
103
55
50
34
30
150W
250W
300W
400W
500W
1000W
1800W
12
7
6
4
3
2
3000W
20
12
10
7
6
3
70W
150W
250W
400W
1000W
800W
10
5
3
2
-
1200W
15
8
4
3
1
55W
90W
135W
180W
185W
400W
6
4
3
2
2
1400W
27
16
11
8
8
50W
80W
125W
250W
400W
1000W
800W
16
10
7
3
2
-
1200W
19
15
9
4
3
1
20W
50W
75W
100W
150W
200W
300W
1500W
72
29
20
15
10
7
5
2300W
116
46
31
24
15
12
7
1 x 18W
1 x 36W
1 x 58W
2 x 18W
2 x 36W
2 x 58W
1000W
38
30
17
19
15
8
1600W
83
46
31
40
23
14
Relays/Impulse switches
Lamps type
Incandescent lamps
Max. load 230V AC
Max. number of lamps
D
D.11
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Impulse switches
Function
Impulse switches are electromechanically controlled switches used to
control single- or multi-phase medium-power loads while the control
itself can be (very) low power. The device switches between 2 stable
positions, each time a (brief) impulse energises its control circuit.
Applications
Mainly used for the switching of lighting and heating equipment and/
or to obtain a simplified wiring in case the load needs to be controlled
at reduced voltage and/or from more than 2 different places.
Standards
IEC 60669-1, IEC 60669-2-2
D
Features
• Besides the normal operation through electrically energising the coil,
manual operation is possible at all times, except series VSF+2016.
• The switch position is visualised by the position of the front handle
for all devices, except series VSF+2016.
• The central command version was developed to force several devices at the same time to the on or off position,
independently of the current status of each individual device. Also in
this case, the possibility of operating the device locally remains.
• The safety terminals are equipped with captive Pozidriv screws and
have IP20 protection degree.
• An add-on auxiliary contact, and a spacer are available.
• The use of a large number of luminous push-buttons is possible.
Marking
For the table Impulse switches maximum lamp loads, see page D.11
Technical data
Dimensions
D.12
pg D.14
pg D.15
Impulse switches
Contact
combination
Coil voltage
AC
Coil voltage
DC
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
1
1
1
1
1
1
VFS+1016A5
VFS+1016J5
VFS+1016B5
VFS+1016E5
VFS+1016M5
VFS+1016P5
686254
686257
686255
686256
686258
686259
12
12
12
12
12
12
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
1
1
1
1
1
1
VFS+1116A5
VFS+1116J5
VFS+1116B5
VFS+1116E5
VFS+1116M5
VFS+1116P5
686260
686263
686261
686262
686264
686265
12
12
12
12
12
12
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
16A
2NO
2NO
2NO
2NO
2NO
2NO
8
12
24
48
230
240
6
12
24
115
120
1
1
1
1
1
1
VFS+2016A5
VFS+2016J5
VFS+2016B5
VFS+2016E5
VFS+2016M5
VFS+2016P5
686266
686269
686267
686268
686270
686271
8
8
8
8
8
8
Add-on power contact
16A
16A
2NO
1NO 1NC
-
-
1
1
VFS+ 16 20
VFS+ 16 11
686251
686250
10
10
Step by step multi circuit
Steps = 0-A-AB-B-0
16A
16A
1NO 1NC
1NO 1NC
12
230
6
115
1
1
VSF+ S2016J5
VFS+S2016M5
686274
686272
12
12
Impulse switches
2
1
4
2
3
1
2
4
3
1
I m pu l se s w i t che s
Nominal
current
D
All-in central command
4
2
3
1
2
16A
16A
16A
16A
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
12
24
48
230
6
12
24
115
1
1
1
1
VSF+Z1016J5
VSF+Z1016B5
VSF+Z1016E5
VSF+Z1016M5
686277
686275
686276
686278
12
12
12
12
16A
16A
16A
16A
2NO
2NO
2NO
2NO
12
24
48
230
6
12
24
115
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
VSF+Z2016J5
VSF+Z2016B5
VSF+Z2016E5
VSF+Z2016M5
686281
686279
686280
686282
8
8
8
8
-
1NO 1NC
-
-
0.5
VFS+Z 5 11
686035
16
-
-
-
-
0.5
CTX SP
686069
50
1
Add-on auxiliary contact
2
1
Spacer
Terminal identification, see page D.15
D.13
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
D
Impulse switches: Performance
Rated current (acc. to IEC 669-2-3)
250V AC (1 & 2 pole) / 400V AC (3 & 4 pole)
Direct Current (at 30V DC)
Number of poles
Contacts
NO
Changeover ("m")
NO + NC
Width (in 17.8mm DIN modules)
1P
2P
3P
4P
Coil specifications
Supply voltage: DC/AC ratio(1)
Supply voltage range (in % of Un)
Coil pick-up power (AC)
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
Coil power loss - AC
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
Coil power loss - DC
1P & 2P
3P & 4P
Maximum coil holding voltage time
Impulse times
Minimum impulse time (under Un)
Minimum impulse time (90% Un)
Minimum time between impulses
Maximum number of impulses per mn
Lifetime (in number of operations) (3)
Electrical (in AC-1 - At full load) (4)
Mechanical
Load specifications
Maximum load AC-1 per phase
Maximum load DC (30V DC)
Minimum load per phase (under 5V)
Short-circuit fuse protection
Maximum lamp load (103 operations/h)
Incandescence & halogen (40 to 200 W lamps)
Fluorescence, compensated (cos = 0.9)
Serial compensation
Parallel compensation
Fluorescence, non compensated (cos = 0.5)
Maximum number of push-buttons
Non illuminated push-buttons
Luminous push-buttons (0.6mA)
4 terminals
3 terminals
Without compensator
1 compensator
2 compensators
General specifications
Power contact add-on
Auxiliary contact add-on (PLS / CTX R)
Need for spacer (2)
DIN rail mounting
2-position DIN rail lock
2-position handle
Indicator of contact position
Clamping terminals
Unlosable screws
Sealable terminals (coil and load)
Cable cross section (Ø min/max)
Coil
Load 1P-3P & 4P
Load 2P
Maximum torque on terminals
Ambient temperature at installation point (min./max.)
VFS+10…
VFS+11…
VFS+20…
A
A
VFS+S20…
1 4
1 4
1 4
1+1 / 2+2
16
16
2
2
-
Mod.
Mod.
Mod.
Mod.
1
1
2
2
1
-
1
1½
2
-
%
VA
VA
VA
VA
W
W
0.5 / 1
90-110
14.5
14.5
11.0
11.0
7.5
7.5
0.5 / 1
90-110
14.5
11.0
7.5
-
0.5 / 1
90-110
14.5
16.0
11.0
11.0
12.5
14.5
0.050
0.100
0.150
250
0.050
0.100
0.150
250
0.100
0.100
0.150
250
4 x 105
2 x 106
3 x 105
2 x 106
4 x 105
2 x 106
A
A
W
A
20
16
2
20
20
16
2
20
20
16
2
20
W
3,000
3,000
3,000
VA
VA
VA
3,000
2,500
1,800
3,000
2,500
1,800
3,000
2,500
1,800
unlimited
unlimited
unlimited
unlimited
8
18
45
unlimited
8
18
45
unlimited
8
27
43
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1
-20 / +45
no
no
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1
-20 / +45
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 6
1
-20 / +45
sec.
sec.
sec.
mm2
mm2
mm2
Nm
°C
16
16
(2)
(2)
(1) For all impulse relays, DC supply voltage = AC supply voltage x DC/AC ratio, except for 8V AC
(2) Whenever the normal use of the impulse relay integrates a permanent coil working, use of a spacer is required on both sides.
Make sure that the duty factor allows the device to come back to the ambient temperature
(3) 1 cycle = 2 operations per pole (closing + opening)
D.14
VFS+Z10…
VFS+Z20…
1
1
1
16
16
-
3
3
3
(2)
Terminal capacity - Impulse switches
Impulse switches
2
Add-on power contact
2
4
2
4
2
4
1
3
1
3
A1
A2
1
A1
3
1 NO
A2
1
2 NO
2
2
1
A1
1
6
8
6
8
6
7
5
7
All-in central command
2
ON
4
4
2
2
4
3
1
1
3
A1
A2
5
2 NO
2
OFF
3
8
7
1 NO 1 NC
2
A1
6
5
A2
3
Step by step multi circuit
4
8
2 NO
14
OFF
22
14 22
1
13 21
A1
A2
1
1
3
1
1 NO
2 NO
Impulse switches
5
Add-on auxiliary contact
ON
2
7
1 NO 1 NC
A2
21
13
1 NO 1 NC
D
Step by step multi circuit
17,6
17,6
64
All-in central command
Add-on auxiliary contact
9
9 17,6
35,2
62
60
60
17,6
I m pu l se s w i t che s
4
62
64
60
60
D.15
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Staircase switches
Applications
Lighting or ventilation of staircases, basements, halls, etc.
Features
Standard / Marking
EN 60669-2-3
D
Performance
Rated current (acc. IEC 669-2-3)
Width (in number of DIN-modules)
Contacts
Time range
Supply voltage
• Designed for a real 3.500W switching capacity.
• User adjustable time.
• Electromechanical contact and electronic timer with manual override
off or on possible at all time for VTR4.
• 3 or 4 wire wiring possible.
• Device for pre-extinction warning adjustable from 20 to 40 sec only
for incandescence sources.
• Safety terminals equipped with captive Pozidriv screws and IP20
protection degree.
• Anti vandalisme: resistant to blocked push-buttons.
Function
Push-button operated single-shot timer, switching the power to the
load after the push-button has been pushed briefly, and switching off
again after the presetted time has elapsed.
Energy saving: the VTR5 is especially developed to switch off during
the preset time when the staircase switch receives a new impulse.
A
NO
1 function
230V - 50/60Hz
24V AC / 24V DC
Supply voltage range (in % of Un)
%
Rated power consumption
Closed circuit current
230V
VA
Working current (ignition & running)
230V
VA
Light types
Incandescent lamps
Fluorescent lamps
Switching capacity
AC-5b Incandescent lamps (40 to 200 W lamps)
W
Fluorescence compensated (cos = 0.9)
Serial compensation
W
Parallel compensation
VA
(1)
Lifetime (in number of operations)
Electrical (AC-1)
at 1,200W
at full load
Mechanical
Max. number of push-buttons
Non illuminated push-buttons
Luminous push-buttons (0.6mA):
4 terminals
3 terminals
Without compensator
1 compensator (2µF)
2 compensators (2 x 2µF)
General specifications
DIN rail mounting
Silent operations
Setting accuracy - Full range
%
3-wire and 4-wire installation
Resistent to blocked push-buttons
Continuously adjustable time-lag
Manual switching (number of positions)
Front switch-off lever
Clamping screw terminals, unlosable screws
Cable cross section (Ø min/max)
Coil
mm2
Load
mm2
Maximum torque on terminals
Nxm
Ambient temperature at installation point (min./max.)
°C
(1) cycle = 2 operations per pole (closing + opening)
D.16
VTR5
VTR4
VTRHL
16
1
1
1mn / 20mn
yes
on request
90-110
16
1
1
30s / 15mn
yes
on request
90-110
16
1
1
20s / 40s
yes
on request
90-110
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
2,500
3,500
2,500
n/a
n/a
2 x 106
1 x 106
1 x 107
2 x 106
3 x 105
1 x 107
2 x 106
3 x 105
1 x 107
unlimited
unlimited
unlimited
unlimited
39
45
59
unlimited
83
300
600
unlimited
83
300
600
yes
yes
+/- 15
yes
yes
yes
2
yes
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1
-20 / +45
yes
yes
+/- 15
yes
yes
yes
3
yes
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1
-20 / +45
yes
yes
+/- 15
yes
yes
yes
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1
-20 / +45
Staircase switches
Nominal
current
Contact
combination
Coil voltage
AC
Coil voltage
DC
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
16
1NO
230
-
1
VTR 4
686031
12
230
-
1
VTRHL
686033
12
1
VTR 5
686252
12
Staircase switch
2
S1
L
1
t
Dimmer for staircase switch
t
16
3500W
To be used only in combination with the staircase switch.
Time-delay impulse relay
16
2
1NO
230
-
S t ai rc ase sw i t che s
S2
S1
S2
L
1
t
<t
D
Terminal identification
Staircase switch
Time-delay impulse relay
A1
A2
Wiring diagrams
Dimmer for
staircase switch
A1
A2
N
L
N
L
A1
2
A2 A1
VTRHL
686214
A1
VTR4
686216
A2 A1
VTRHL
686214
2
4
2
1
A2
VTR4
686216
4
1
1
A2
4
2
2
1
2
2
Dimensional drawings
17,6
17,6
86
61
86
61
D.17
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Time relays
Applications
From the delayed lighting of driveways (to avoid unneccessary on/off
switching), to after-circulation of a pump (to build in some hysteresis,
again to avoid continuous on/off switching) to the post-present
ventilation of a meeting room.
Features
Function
Conditioning of incoming source to
exact predictable output.
• Devices with delay on (ON), delay off (OFF) and positive edge single
shot (PS).
• User presettable prescaler and time.
• The loss-proof safety terminals are equipped with Pozidriv screws
and have IP20 protection degree.
Standard / Marking
D
IEC 60669-2-3
Performance
PLT +
Rated current (acc. IEC 669-2-3)
Width (number of DIN-modules)
Contacts
Time range
Supply voltage
Supply voltage range (in % of Un)
Rated power consumption
Closed circuit current
Working current(ignition & running)
Light types
Incandescent lamps
Fluorescent lamps
Switching capacity
AC-5b Incandescent lamps (40 to 200 W lamps)
Fluorescence compensated (cos =0.9)
Inductive load cos
=0.5
Lifetime (in number of operations) (1)
Electrical (AC-1)
Mechanical
General specifications
DIN rail mounting
Silent operations
Setting accuracy - Full range
Continuously adjustable time-lag
Front switch-off lever
Clamping screw terminals, unlosable screws
Cable cross section (Ø min/max)
Maximum torque on terminals
Ambient temperature at installation point (min./max.)
(1) cycle = 2 operations per pole (closing + opening)
D.18
A
Changeover
Static input
1 function
Multifunction
230/240V - 50/60Hz
24V AC / 24V DC
230V
24V
230V
24V
%
16
1
1
1s / 60mn
0.1s. / 20h.
yes
yes
90-110
VA
VA
VA
VA
1.5
0.2
4.0
2.0
yes
yes
W
2300
Serial compensation
Parallel compensation
W
VA
Load AC-7b
W
2300
1000
10A
900
2 x 106
3 x 105
1 x 107
at 1,200W
at full load
%
Coil
Load
mm2
mm2
Nxm
°C
yes
yes
+/- 15
yes
no
yes
1.5 / 10
1.5 / 10
1
-20 / +45
Time relays
Nominal
current
Contact
combination
Coil voltage
AC
Operating scale from 1 sec. up to 60 seconds
16
1CO
230
Delay on
14 12
>t
Coil voltage
DC
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
-
1
NVZR+AV
668029
12
-
1
NVZR+RV
686273
12
-
1
NCZR+EW
686283
12
<t
S1
L
t
11
14 12
S1
S2
Tim e re lays
Operating scale from 1 min. up to 60 minutes
16
1CO
230
Delay off
L
t
<t
11
Operating scale from 1 sec. up to 60 seconds
16
1CO
230
Positive edge single shot
14 12
<t
<t
S1
D
L
t
11
Symmetrical flasher
16
1CO
230
-
1
686287
NVZR+TI
6
14 12
S1
L
t
11
Terminal designation
t
t
t
t
t
<t
Dimensional drawings
14
11
12
17,6
17,6
38
2
1
S2
Ph
N
D.19
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Digital time switches
Applications
Going from the pre-programmed switching of lighting (car park,
advertising signs, public roads, etc.) over pre-programmed switching
of heating equipment (home and work environment, water heating, etc.)
to the pre-programmed switching of motors for pumps and fans
and even to random presence simulation.
Function
Pre-programmed switching of all
kinds of electrical devices.
D
Features
Very easy programming, with quasi unlimited possibilities compared
to the analogue time switches. Devices with daily/weekly event
programming possibilities are available in 1 channel execution.
All devices have a shortest switching time of one minute and are all
internally quartz-synchronized. On the devices, the summer/winter
time change is fully automatic. Devices with free weekday blockprogramming, holiday function are available. Manual ON or OFF
override is possible at all times and all devices are sealable.
Standards
BS EN-60730-1, BS EN-60730-2-7, VDE 0633
Performance
Contacts
Contact
Rated switching capacity
- Resistive load
- Inductive load (cos = 0.6)
- Incandescent lamps
Fluorescent uncorrected / serial corrected
- Halogen lamp load
- Compact fluorescent lamp
- Energy saving lamps
Minimum switching load
DC switching capacity
Shortest switching time
Screws
Terminal capacity
GD - 7-70/1
Voltage-free changeover
16A/250V
10A/250V
2600W
1000VA
2600W
22 x 7W, 18 x 11W, 16 x 15W, 16 x 20W, 14 x 23W
37 x 7W, 30 x 11W, 26 x 15W, 26 x 20W, 11 x 23W
3000mW
800mA / 300mA / 150mA
1min.
Pozidriv 1
1 x 4mm2
Clockwork
Operating voltage
Own consumption at 230V
Running reserve (at 20º C)
Battery type
Operating temperature range
Accuracy
Sealable and unloosable cover
D.20
110V-230V AC
1VA
3 years at 20°C
CR2032
-25°C to +55°C
±0.5s./day at 20°C
yes
Digital time switches
No.
of
Program channels
Day/Week programmable
7x24h
1CO
Switching
capacity
Operating
voltage
16A/250V
110...230V
Shortest
Running switching
reserve
time
3 years
Dimensional drawings
No.
of
mod.
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
70
2
GD-7-70/1 AEG
666350
1
Di g i t al t i m e sw i t ch es
• Display lighting
• PIN-code
• Hour counter with service function
• 12/24h time setting
• Weekly and holiday program (ON/OFF)
• Free weekdays block formation
• Summer/winter time changeover: auto/free selectable/OFF
• Manual switch: auto/override/fix ON-OFF
• Non-volatile memory (EEPROM)
• Easy battery replacement (from top side)
1min.
No.of
prog.
steps
D
D.21
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Light sensitive switches
Applications
Control of lighting in shop windows, offices, car parking areas, controlling street lights, advertising signs, sun blinds, shutters, or even
lighting in a home to simulate the presence of people.
Features
Standards
VDE 0632, VDE 0633,
BS EN 60669-1
User presettable switch light intensity, intensity range and hysteresis
(to avoid on/off a stable behavior).1 channel with separate photocell is
available besides a 1 channel all-in-one device.
Function
Electronic switch controlled by the intensity of the ambient light,
detected by a separate or integrated photocell (depending on the
model). When the light intensity drops below the threshold setting, the
switch changes its state to the on position. An increasing ambient
light intensity eventually will switch off the device again.
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Performance
1 channel
GDS
GDSW
1 make contact NO
1 make contact NO
16A/250V
8A/250V
2000W
800mA at 24V, 300mA at 60V; 150mA at 220V
Pozidriv 1
1x0.5 mm2
1x6 mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2
10A/250V
2A/250V
1200W
Not allowed
Slot head
1x0.5 mm2
1x6 mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2
2 ... 500 lux
2 ... 2000 lux
Contacts
Contact
Switching capacity
- Resistive load
- Inductive load (cos = 0.6)
- Incandescent lamps
Switching capacity
Shortest switching time
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
Light sensitive operating part
Light intensity switching range
Switching hysteresis
On/Off switching delay
Light sensitive sensor wire-length
Light sensitive sensor protection degree
Operating voltage
Own consumption at 230V
Running reserve
Battery
Operating temperature range
Sealable
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
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100 s. On
100 s. Off
max 100m
IP65 (sensor)
220/240V 50/60Hz
5VA
-20 ... +55°C (switch)
-30 ... +70°C (sensor)
yes
Pozidriv 1
1x0.5 mm2
1x6 mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2
20...120 sec.
IP54 (complete device)
220/240V 50/60Hz
6VA
-35 ... +60°C
Slot head
1x0.5 mm2
1x6 mm2 or 2x2.5 mm2
Light sensitive switches
Number of
channels
Nominal
current
Operating
voltage
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
DIN rail mounting,
separate photocell included
2...500 lux
1NO
16A/250V
230V
1
GDS11
666883
Wall mounting
photocell incorporated
2...2000 lux
1NO
16A/250V
230V
–
GDSW
666884
Pack.
1
Li g ht se ns i t i ve s w i t che s
Program
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Dimensions
Light sensitive switches
Photocell
Light sensitive switches wall mounted
D.23
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Transformers
Applications
Going from supplying power to a bell circuit, to supplying power to
the control circuit of impulse switches, relays or contactors for the
control of lighting, heating, etc.
Features
Standards
IEC 61558-1-2-6: Safety transformer
IEC 61558-1-2-8: Bell transformer
Safety transformers have short-circuit protection and continuous
nominal power. Bell transformers are recommended for intermittent
use at the nominal power declared (50% for continuous use).
Full power available at all secondary voltages. The safety terminals
are equipped with captive Pozidriv screws and have IP20 protection
degree.
Function
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Reducing the voltage to a very low (safety) voltage used mainly as
control-voltage in order to reduce the risk of electrocution due to
environmental circumstances (I.e. high degree of humidity like outdoors, in a swimming pool complex, etc.).
Performance
Nominal primary voltage and frequency
Secondary voltage at nominal primary voltage
Maximum secondary voltage at zero load
Minimum secondary voltage at nominal load
Maximum load
Short-circuit protection
Operating temperature
Isolation voltage
Protection degree
Screw
Terminal capacity: min
max
(1) Except 666999 - protection by construction
D.24
Bell transformer
Safety transformer
230V 50Hz / 240V 60Hz
8 or 12V
1.5xUn sec.
0.85xUn sec.
Nominal power
PTC(1)
-20…+40°C
4kV
IP 20
Pozidriv 1
1x1mm2
1x16mm2 or 2x6mm2
230V 50Hz / 240V 60Hz
12 or 24V
1.05xUn sec.
1xUn sec.
Nominal power
PTC
-20…+40°C
4kV
IP 20
Pozidriv 1
1x1mm2
1x16mm2 or 2x6mm2
Transformers
Bell transformer
Secondary
voltage
Primary
voltage
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
5VA
15VA
30VA
8/12V
8/12V
12/24V
220...240V
220...240V
220...240V
2
2
2
KTB5
KTB15
KTB30
666995
666994
666999
1
1
1
25VA
40VA
63VA
12/24V
12/24V
12/24V
220...240V
220...240V
220...240V
4
4
6
KTS25
KTS40
KTS63
666996
666997
666998
1
1
1
8/12V
Safety transformer
Bell transformers
Tra nsfor m ers
Output power
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Safety transformers
D.25
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
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Measurement instruments
Applications
Measurement of basic electrical values as voltage, current, frequency.
To avoid down-time due to abnormal situations, i.e. power-supply
voltage too high, absorbed power too high, etc.,
leading to malfunctionning and even break-down of the machinery, the
measurement and monitoring of the electrical values like voltage, current,
frequency, etc. is an absolute must and even an indespensable asset
when it comes to preventive maintenance.
Function
Features
Measurement, visualisation and
logging of voltage, current,
frequency, hours of operation.
• AC measurement devices with analogue technology and readout
are available.
• The devices (one measurement only i.e. voltage, current,
frequency) are only available in single phase.
• High currents can be measured through the intermediate use of a
current transformer (for the analogue amp-meter combined with an
interchangeable scale-plate).
• All devices have very good precision and have also a very low
self-consumption to limit as much as possible the measurement error.
• Using one monophase-volt or amp-meter in a 3-phase system is
possible by using the appropriate selector switch.
Standards
EN 61010-1, BS EN 60051-1-2
Performance
Readout
Scale selection
Own consumption current meters
Own consumption other meters
Operating temperature range
Test voltage
Class of precision (accuracy)
Overload current coils
- 1 second
- Continuous
Overload voltage coils
- 0.5 second
- Continuous
Vibration resistance
Shock resistance
Protection degree
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max
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Analogue instruments
Polycarbonate + carbon needle
Interchangeable scaleplate
0.3VA
1.5VA
-10 ... +55ºC
2000V at 50Hz during 1 minute
1.5
(0.5 for frequency meter)
10xIn
2xIn
2xUn
1.2xUn
0.35 mm at 10/55Hz on 3 axes, duration of 6 hours
50g
IP40
Pozidriv 1
1x1 mm2
1x16 mm2 or 2x6 mm2
Analogue measurement instruments
Accuracy
Number
of phases
Number
of modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
Volt meter
500V
1.5
1
3
MGAV500
666890
1
Ammeter
–
15A
1.5
1.5
1
1
3
3
MGAA
MGAA15
666887
666885
1
1
Frequency meter
45...65Hz
0.5
1
3
MGAF
666888
1
Hour counter
12V
230V/50Hz
–
–
1
1
2
2
MGABZL5
MGABZM5
666900
666889
1
1
Me as urem en t i n st rum e nt s
Scale
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Accessories
Interchangeable Ammeter scaleplates
for 666887
Scale
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
40/5A
50/5A
60/5A
80/5A
100/5A
150/5A
200/5A
250/5A
300/5A
400/5A
500/5A
600/5A
800/5A
1000/5A
MT SP 40
MT SP 50
MT SP 60
MT SP 80
MT SP 100
MT SP 150
MT SP 200
MT SP 250
MT SP 300
MT SP 400
MT SP 500
MT SP 600
MT SP 800
MT SP 1000
666395
666397
666399
666401
666389
666391
666392
666393
666394
666396
666398
666400
666402
666390
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Dimensions
Hour counter
Voltmeter
Ammeter
Frequency meter
D.27
Surge arresters
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns
ASA
ASA
ASA
ASA
Standards
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Protection of an electrical
installation and all electrical and
electronic devices connected to
this installation against destructive
surges. Such voltage surges can
be generated by lighting induced
currents, by network polluting
devices such a motors, frequency
converters, dimmers, etc.., and by
power supply networks switching
operations.
Standards
NF C61-740
IEC 61643-I
IEC 61643-II
BS 6651
DIN VDE 0675-6
Marking
D.28
BLOCK
PLUG-IN
PHOT
TELE OV
Applications
ASA BLOCK, ASA PLUGIN and ASA PHOT surge arresters cover the protection of home appliances (TV, Hifi, VCR, laundry-machine, dishwasher...),
commercial building equipment (computer, data networks, intrusion and
alarm systems, access control and building automation systems), industrial
equiment (PLC, instrumentation, medical apparatus, monitoring devices)
and even the protection of entire off-shore drilling platforms.
Features
• AEG family of surge arresters includes a full range of compact
protectors for installation on DIN rail.
• The range is specially designed to provide complete and effective
protection against surges, protecting equipment and property
connected to the low-voltage network.
• The range includes Class I/B 35 kA to 10 kA surge arresters in
10/350 ms wave form, and Class II/C surge arresters with different
discharge capacities: 40 kA and 100 kA in wave form 8/20 ms.
Class 2 SPD’s for DC photovoltaic applications are also available.
• The most suitable value will be selected according to the type of
installation, premises and equipments to be protected.
• Several different formats one-pole, single-phase, two-phase and
three-phase available for all types of electrical net systems:
TT, TN-S, TN-C, IT.
• Additionally, a complete line for temporary overvoltage (TOV) is
included in this range. TOV is a voltage peak of hundreds of volts
for an indeterminate period due to the unbalance of the network
(normally caused by neutral fault).
Applications
S urge a rres t ers
Impulse current (Iimp)
This is the peak current that the SPD can withstand without failing.
The waveform of the applied current is normalised as 10/350 μs.
Used in Class 1 SPD.
Maximum discharge current (Imax)
This is the peak current it can withstand in a single pulse without failing.
The waveform of the applied current is normalised as 8/20 μs. Used in
Class 2 SPD.
Nominal discharge current (In)
This is the current that the device is capable of shunting to ground at
least 20 times without failing.
Level of protection (Up)
This is the parameter that characterises the action of the protection device
against surges by limiting the voltage between its terminals. It must be less
than the surge withstand capacity given by the category of the equipment
to be protected. However, if the protector is far from the equipment to be
protected it may be necessary to use additional protectors.
Maximum continuous operating voltage Umax (Uc)
This is the maximum AC or DC voltage which may be continuously
applied to the terminals of the SPD.
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Performance
ASA BLOCK I
ASA BLOCK I&II
ASA PLUG-IN II
single phase
ASA BLOCK II
multi-phase
10/350µs
<100ns
230V or 400V
50/60Hz
TT, TN-S, TT, IT
-40°C... +80°C
Pozidriv 3
6mm2
35/50mm2
10/350µs and 8/20µs
<100ns
yes
Indicator flag window
230V or 400V
50/60Hz
TT, TN-S, TT, IT
-40°C... +80°C
Pozidriv 3
6mm2
25/35mm2
8/20µs
<25ns
yes
Indicator flag window
230V or 400V
50/60Hz
TT, TN-S, TT, IT
-40°C... +75°C
Pozidriv 3
6mm2
25/50mm2
8/20µs
<25ns
yes
Indicator flag window
230V or 400V
50/60Hz
TT, TN-S
-40°C... +80°C
Pozidriv 3
6mm2
25/35mm2
Energy impulse wave
Response time
Thermal fuse
Thermal fuse healty indication
Nominal voltage
Frequency
Useable in network
Operating temperature
Screws
Terminal capacity: min
max (flexible/rigid)
Connection scheme Tele OV
2P ASA TOV protection
4P ASA TOV protection
TELE OV-230
TELE OV-400
Shunt Trip
Shunt Trip
2P MCB
4P MCB
N L1 L2 L3
L N
L
N
N
L1
L2
L3
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SA BLOCK - SA PLUG-IN / Surge arresters
Class I/B
These surge arresters have the capacity to divert excess energy for low-voltage line protection.
Class I surge arresters should be installed in areas at high risk from direct lightning strike discharge.
Single phase
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns
TT, TN-S, TN-C, IT
Class I/B and II/C
Iimp
In
Up
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
Umax
(Uc)
35kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
4000V
4000V
-
-
-
255V
255V
500V
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
1P
1P
1P
-
1
1
1
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
ASA BLOCK I 35
ASA BLOCK I 100 N
ASA BLOCK I PC
667520
667521
667522
1
1
1
The ASA BLOCK I&II can operate as a Class I and Class II protection in accordance with the IEC 61643-11,
Class I/B and Class II/C integrated in only one device. Used in main panelboards (incomer of installations)
with high risk from direct lightning strike discharge.
Not needed decoupling coils and class II downstream SA BLOCK I&II in the main panelboard.
Single phase
TT, TN-S,
TN-C, IT
Class II/C
Iimp/Imax
In
Class I/class II Class II
15kA / 100kA 30kA
30kA / 100kA 65kA
Up
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
Umax
(Uc)
1300V
1500V
-
-
275V
275V
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
1P
1P
-
2
2
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
ASA BLOCK I&II 100
ASA BLOCK I&II 100N
667523
667524
1
1
The Class II protection is the most frequently used because they offer high protection and are compatible with most
equipments.
Single phase plug-in (base+module)
TT, TN-S,
TN-C, IT
Imax
In
Up
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
Umax
(Uc)
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
40kA
40kA
20kA
20kA
1300V
1300V
-
-
280V
280V
1P
1P
1CO
1
1
ASA PLUGIN II 40/230
ASA PLUGIN II 40/230 C
667531
667529
1
1
40kA
20kA
1900V
-
-
440V
1P
1CO
1
ASA PLUGIN II 40/400 C
667530
1
60kA
30kA
1500V
-
-
255V
1P
-
1
ASA PLUGIN II 60 NGND
667532
1
Imax
In
Up
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
Umax
(Uc)
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
Common mode protection
40kA
15kA
1300V
-
-
275V
2P
-
2
ASA BLOCK II 40/230 LLE
667526
1
Common mode protection
40kA
15kA
1300V
40kA
15kA
1300V
-
-
440V
440V
4P
4P
1CO
4
4
ASA BLOCK II 40/400 4L/NE 667527
ASA BLOCK II 40/400 4L/NE C 667528
1
1
Multi-phase monobloc
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TT, TN-S
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
Special applications
Class II/C protection for (DC)
Photovoltaic applications
Imax
In
Up
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
Umax
(Uc)
40kA
40kA
15kA
15kA
2600V
3800V
-
-
600Vdc
1000Vdc
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
2P
2P
-
2
2
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
ASA PHOT 600V
ASA PHOT 1000V
667536
667537
1
1
Accessories
Class II - Replacement modules
for plug-in versions
TT, TN-S, TN-C, IT
Imax
In
Up
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
Umax
(Uc)
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
40kA
40kA
20kA
20kA
-
1200V
1300V
-
280V
440V
1P
1P
-
1
1
ASA MODULE 40/230
ASA MODULE 40/400
667533
667534
1
1
60kA
20kA
-
1500V
-
255V
1P
-
1
ASA MODULE 60 NGND
667535
1
To be used between class I/B and class II/C if these arresters are placed in the same panelboard. We can save it if we use
ASA BLOCK I&II.
Decoupling coil
Imax
In
Up
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
Umax
(Uc)
-
35A
-
-
-
-
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
1P
-
2
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
ASA C35
667525
1
Cat. No.
Ref. No.
Pack.
ATELE OV 230
ATELE OV 400
667538
667539
1
1
ASA TELE OV - Temporally Overvoltage (ATOV)
Protection against permanent
overvoltage
D.30
Imax
In
Up
-
mcb
mcb
254V
254V
Up
(L-N)
Up
(N-EP)
<4 sec. <0.5 sec.
<4 sec. <0.5 sec.
Umax
(Uc)
230V
400V
No.
Aux.
No. of
of poles contact modules
2
4
-
1
2
Surge arresters
ASA BLOCK, ASA PHOT x 2 MODULES, ASA C
Plug-in types ASA C
70
65
70
63
51
90
22,5
90
45
22,5
44
ASA BLOCK II 15 LN
ASA TELE OV - Overvoltage protection
85,5
45
85
64
58
50,50
20,25
20
45
63,75
58
50,30
S urge a rres t ers
45
49
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D.31
Ho me and Bui l di n g A ut o ma t i on
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D.32
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D.33
C o m fo rt f un c ti o ns /En ergy c on tro l
Dimensions
Mains disconnect switches
Switches
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Switches with signal lamp
D.34
Push-buttons