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ABB | SACE Emax 2
        Glossary


          Term                 Description
         SACE Emax 2          New series of ABB SACE air circuit-breakers
         CB                   Circuit-breaker
         Trip unit / Protection   Electronic unit connected to the CB (Mainboard), which provides measuring, monitoring and protection functions
         release              for the CB if faulty operating conditions occur. In the event of an alarm, it commands a TRIP
         Mainboard            Electronic board of the CB to which the Trip Unit and all the main accessories and electronic actuators connect
         Ekip Dip             Trip unit SACE Emax 2 CBs, equipped with dip-switch type interface
         Ekip Touch           Trip unit for SACE Emax 2 CBs, equipped with touchscreen display and available in four different versions
                              Trip unit for SACE Emax 2 CBs, equipped with LCD display; alternative to Ekip Touch for applications in particular
         Ekip LCD
                              environmental conditions
         Trip coil            CB opening actuator controlled directly by Trip unit
                              Concluding action of protection timing or a test command which, except in special configurations applicable to the
         TRIP                 trip unit, coincides with activation of the trip coil, which instantly opens the bars of each pole and interrupts the
                              circulating current
         Vaux                 Auxiliary power supply
         4P / 3P / 3P + N     CB configuration: four-pole (4P), three-pole (3P) and three-pole with external neutral (3P + N)
         If                   Fault current measured by Trip unit, useful for calculating the trip time t
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