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7/16             SACE EMA X 2 LOW VOLTAGE AIR CIRCUIT-BRE AKERS



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          Installation in switchgear













                           Busbar types                                Accessories
                           The circuit breakers, via the terminals, can be   The SACE Emax 2 circuit breakers offer a wide
                           connected to the main distribution system by   range of accessories that improve safety levels
                           busbars of different types: copper, silver-plated   for technicians working on the switchgear and
                           copper and tinned aluminium when the main dis-  circuit breakers. Furthermore, thanks to the dif-
                           tribution system is made of aluminium.      ferent types of mechanical interlock available,
                           The circuit breakers can be connected directly   pre-determined coordination strategies can be
                           with copper or aluminium cables in the case of   achieved between the circuit breakers. In detail:
                           E1.2 circuit breakers, or indirectly by cable-carry-  •  Horizontal and vertical interlocks between
                           ing bars in the case of E2.2, E4.2 and E6.2.  circuit breakers
                                                                       •  Door lock with circuit breaker in closed position
                                                                       •  Switchgear door lock in racked-in/out position
                                                                       •  Lock of racked-out mechanism with door open
                                                                       •  External lock of shutters
                                                                       •  Flange for switchgear door IP30 and IP54
                                                                       For further information of the operation of acces-
                                                                       sories, see chapter 5.
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