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CT Kneepoint Voltage
CT Kneepoint Voltage
CT Kneepoint Voltage
Any
manufacturer following this standard should comply with the markings.
The illustration shows a standard nameplate from a Schneider NSX circuit breaker. Other
manufacturers should have similar information on the breaker. The standard requires the
following by information to be identified and marked on the circuit breaker.
manufacturer's name or trade mark and circuit breaker type designation or serial
number
manufacturing standards the breaker complies with
utilization category
rated operational voltage (Ue)
rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp)
rated frequency and/or the indication d.c.
rated service short-circuit breaking capacity (Ics) at corresponding rated voltage (Ue)
rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (Icu) at corresponding rated voltage
(Ue)
rated short-time withstand current (Icw), and associated short-time delay (for
utilization category B)
line and load terminals (unless their connection is immaterial)
neutral pole terminal, if applicable ( by the letter N)
protective earth terminal, where applicable, by symbol
reference temperature for non-compensated thermal releases, if different from 30 °C
In addition to the above the following should be either marked on the circuit breaker or made
available in technical documentation:
Any auxiliary devices should be marked or technical information provided with the
following:
Symbols
The standard identifies the following symbols in connection with circuit breaker markings: