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Hager
Hager Engineering (M) Sdn. Bhd Tel + (603) 7859 1935
Level 5, Lot 8 Jalan Astaka U8/84 Fax + (603) 7859 1945
Seksyen U8, Bukit Jelutong Web www.hager.com.my
40150 Shah Alam Email general@hager.my
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Best regards,
Daniel Hager
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Hager the supplier for professionals – is a synonym for top quality and innovative technology, as well as good customer
relations and reliability. All of which make Hager the partner for smart solutions, you can trust.
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A flourishing group
Hager belongs to the Hager Group, which is a family owned
business with a more than fifty-year tradition. As a global
player, the company has about 11,400 employees and a
turnover of more than 1.55 billion Euro in 2011.
To-day, the Hager Group offers more than 74.000 items.
www.hagergroup.net
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Safe distribution of
energy, concentration Provision of energy and
of communication data where they are
technology. required.
Energy Cable
distribution management
A clear structure -
Hager’s range of products
Hager has divided its extensive range of products into four areas of application, each marked with a
different colour, to help you finding the right product and solution for your individual needs.
As the leading specialist in the field of electrical installations residential and commercial buildings, the
Hager brand provides you with everything from one source: systems and solutions – highest quality,
reliable and easy to install.
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Building Security
automation
www.hagergroup.net
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Small enclosures
Connection
Protection devices
Lighting Control
Automatic detection
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Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No.
5 A A C C
52031 D.86 AD916B C.28 AF970B C.28 CC225B C.26 CZ007 C.26
52032 D.86 AD920B C.28 AF975B C.28 CC425B C.26 CZ008 C.26
52035 D.86 AD925B C.28 AF982B C.28 CD216B C.26 CZN005 C.26
52038 D.86 AD932B C.28 AF990B C.28 CD225B C.26 CZN005 C.27
52541 D.86 AD940B C.28 AZ002 C.28 CD240B C.26 CZN006 C.26
52542 D.86 AD956B C.28 AZ002 C.29 CD263B C.26 CZN006 C.27
52545 D.86 AD960B C.28 CD280B C.26
52546 D.86 AD966B C.28 B CD284B C.26 E
AD970B C.28 BC225N C.23 CD416B C.26 EC050 D.57
A AD975B C.28 BD226N C.23 CD425B C.26 EC051 D.57
AC107 C.30 AD982B C.28 BD241N C.23 CD440B C.26 EC100 D.57
AC122 C.30 AD990B C.28 BD264N C.23 CD463B C.26 EC150 D.57
AC506B C.29 AE106Z C.30 BD326N C.23 CD480B C.26 EC152 D.57
AC510B C.29 AE110Z C.30 BD341N C.23 CD484B C.26 EC350 D.57
AC516B C.29 AE116Z C.30 BD364N C.23 CE225B C.26 EC352 D.57
AC550B C.29 AE120Z C.30 BD426N C.23 CE240B C.26 EC360 D.57
AC556B C.29 AE125Z C.30 BD441N C.23 CE263B C.26 EC362 D.57
AC556B C.29 AE132Z C.30 BD464N C.23 CE280B C.26 EC370 D.57
AC916B C.28 AE140Z C.30 BDC280E C.24 CE284B C.26 EC372 D.57
AC966B C.28 AE145Z C.30 BDC380E C.24 CE425B C.26 EE002 D.71
AD104 C.30 AE150Z C.30 BDC480E C.24 CE440B C.26 EE003 D.71
AD105 C.30 AE506B C.29 BDH280E C.24 CE463B C.26 EE100 D.71
AD107 C.30 AE510B C.29 BDH380E C.24 CE480B C.26 EE101 D.71
AD108 C.30 AE516B C.29 BDH480E C.24 CE484B C.26 EE110 D.71
AD109 C.30 AE520B C.29 BE225N C.23 CF225B C.26 EE170 D.71
AD110 C.30 AE525B C.29 BE263N C.23 CF240B C.26 EE171 D.71
AD111 C.30 AE532B C.29 BE325N C.23 CF263B C.26 EE200 D.72
AD112 C.30 AE556B C.29 BE363N C.23 CF280B C.26 EE201 D.72
AD113 C.30 AE560B C.29 BE425N C.23 CF284B C.26 EE202 D.73
AD119 C.30 AE566B C.29 BE463N C.23 CF425B C.26 EE203 D.73
AD120 C.30 AE570B C.29 BF226N C.23 CF440B C.26 EE701 D.71
AD122 C.30 AE575B C.29 BF241N C.23 CF463B C.26 EE702 D.71
AD123 C.30 AE582B C.29 BF264N C.23 CF480B C.26 EE804 D.84
AD124 C.30 AE956B C.28 BF326N C.23 CF484B C.26 EE805 D.84
AD125 C.30 AE960B C.28 BF341N C.23 CG225B C.26 EE806 D.81
AD126 C.30 AE966B C.28 BF364N C.23 CG240B C.26 EE807 D.85
AD127 C.30 AE970B C.28 BF426N C.23 CG263B C.26 EE808 D.85
AD128 C.30 AE975B C.28 BF441N C.23 CG280B C.26 EE810 D.85
AD184 C.30 AE982B C.28 BF464N C.23 CG284B C.26 EE811 D.85
AD185 C.30 AE990B C.28 BFC480E C.24 CG425B C.26 EE812 D.85
AD187 C.30 AF120Z C.30 BFH480E C.24 CG440B C.26 EE813 D.85
AD188 C.30 AF125Z C.30 BG264N C.23 CG463B C.26 EE815 D.85
AD189 C.30 AF132Z C.30 BG364N C.23 CG480B C.26 EE816 D.85
AD190 C.30 AF140Z C.30 BG464N C.23 CG484B C.26 EE825 D.81
AD191 C.30 AF506B C.29 BP264N C.23 CH225J C.27 EE826 D.81
AD506B C.29 AF510B C.29 BP364N C.23 CH440J C.27 EE827 D.81
AD510B C.29 AF516B C.29 BP464N C.23 CN240B C.27 EE828 D.81
AD516B C.29 AF520B C.29 BR264N C.23 CN440B C.27 EE830 D.81
AD520B C.29 AF525B C.29 BR364N C.23 CN463B C.27 EE831 D.81
AD525B C.29 AF532B C.29 BR464N C.23 CN480B C.27 EE840 D.81
AD532B C.29 AF556B C.29 BTC280E C.24 CP440B C.27 EE841 D.81
AD556B C.29 AF560B C.29 BTC380E C.24 CP463B C.27 EE855 D.81
AD560B C.29 AF566B C.29 BTC480E C.24 CP480M C.27 EE856 D.81
AD566B C.29 AF570B C.29 BTH280E C.24 CQ240J C.27 EE860 D.81
AD570B C.29 AF575B C.29 BTH380E C.24 CQ263J C.27 EE861 D.81
AD575B C.29 AF582B C.29 BTH480E C.24 CQ440J C.27 EE870 D.81
AD582B C.29 AF956B C.28 CQ463J C.27 EE871 D.81
AD906B C.28 AF960B C.28 C CZ001 C.17 EE905 D.69
AD910B C.28 AF966B C.28 CC216B C.26 CZ001 C.27 EE910 D.69
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Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No.
E E E E E
EE960 D.69 EPN512 D.3 ERL263S D.12 ESD264 D.8 EV108 D.62
EF203E D.29 EPN513 D.3 ERL418 D.7 ESD325S D.10 EV108 D.64
EG003 D.30 EPN515 D.3 ERL425 D.11 ESD425S D.10 EVN002 D.62
EG003U D.30 EPN516 D.3 ERL425S D.12 ESD426S D.10 EVN004 D.62
EG004 D.30 EPN518 D.3 ESC001 D.14 ESD427 D.9 EVN011 D.62
EG005 D.30 EPN519 D.3 ESC002 D.14 ESD427S D.10 EVN012 D.62
EG006 D.30 EPN520 D.3 ESC003 D.14 ESD428 D.9 EZN001 D.37
EG007 D.30 EPN521 D.3 ESC080 C.53 ESD428S D.10 EZN002 D.37
EG010 D.29 EPN522 D.3 ESC080 D.14 ESD440S D.10 EZN003 D.37
EG071 D.29 EPN523 D.3 ESC125 D.8 ESD463S D.10 EZN004 D.37
EG103B D.29 EPN524 D.3 ESC126 D.8 ESD464 D.9 EZN005 D.37
EG103E D.29 EPN525 D.3 ESC225 D.8 ESL125 D.8 EZN006 D.37
EG103V D.29 EPN526 D.3 ESC225S D.10 ESL225 D.8
EG110 D.29 EPN528 D.3 ESC226 D.8 ESL225S D.10 F
EG170 D.29 EPN540 D.3 ESC227 D.8 ESL226 D.8 FL102A A.25
EG203B D.29 EPN541 D.3 ESC240 D.8 ESL227 D.8 FL104A A.25
EG210 D.29 EPN546 D.3 ESC240S D.10 ESL240 D.8 FL105A A.25
EG270 D.29 EPN548 D.3 ESC241 D.8 ESL240S D.10 FL110A A.25
EG293B D.30 EPS450 D.35 ESC263 D.8 ESL241 D.8 FL112A A.25
EG403E D.30 ERC125 D.11 ESC263S D.10 ESL263 D.8 FL117A A.25
EG493E D.30 ERC216 D.7 ESC264 D.8 ESL263S D.10 FL118A A.25
EH010 D.22 ERC217 D.7 ESC325 D.8 ESL264 D.8 FL119A A.25
EH071 D.22 ERC218 D.7 ESC325S D.10 ESL425S D.10 FL120A A.25
EH110 D.22 ERC225 D.11 ESC340 D.8 ESL426 D.9 FL122A A.25
EH110 D.22 ERC225S D.12 ESC340S D.10 ESL426S D.10 FL123A A.25
EH110A D.22 ERC226 D.11 ESC363 D.8 ESL427 D.9 FL124A A.25
EH111 D.22 ERC240 D.11 ESC363S D.10 ESL427S D.10 FL125A A.25
EH111A D.22 ERC240S D.12 ESC425 D.9 ESL428 D.9 FL126A A.25
EH171A D.22 ERC263 D.11 ESC425 D.9 ESL428S D.10 FL127A A.25
EH191 D.22 ERC316 D.7 ESC425S D.10 ESL440S D.10 FL128A A.25
EH209 D.22 ERC325 D.11 ESC426 D.9 ESL463S D.10 FL130A A.25
EH210 D.22 ERC325S D.12 ESC426 D.9 ESM225 D.8 FL152A A.25
EH211 D.22 ERC416 D.7 ESC426S D.10 ESM227 D.8 FL154A A.25
EH271 D.22 ERC418 D.7 ESC427 D.9 ESM440 D.9 FL155A A.25
EH710 D.24 ERC425 D.11 ESC427S D.10 ETC225 D.13 FL160A A.25
EH710A D.24 ERC425S D.12 ESC428 D.9 ETC225S D.13 FL162A A.25
EH711 D.24 ERC426 D.11 ESC428S D.10 ETC226 D.13 FL167A A.25
EH770 D.24 ERC427 D.11 ESC440 D.9 ETC227 D.13 FL168A A.25
EH771 D.24 ERC428 D.11 ESC440 D.9 ETC325 D.13 FL169A A.25
EH900 D.24 ERD216 D.7 ESC440S D.10 ETC325S D.13 FL170A A.25
EH901 D.22 ERD217 D.7 ESC441 D.9 ETC340 D.13 FL172A A.25
EH902 D.22 ERD218 D.7 ESC442 D.9 ETC363 D.13 FL173A A.25
EK081 D.45 ERD218S D.7 ESC443 D.9 ETC425 D.13 FL174A A.25
EK082 D.45 ERD225 D.11 ESC463 D.9 ETC425S D.13 FL175A A.25
EK083 D.45 ERD240 D.11 ESC463 D.9 ETC440 D.13 FL176A A.25
EK186 D.45 ERD240S D.12 ESC463S D.10 ETC463 D.13 FL177A A.25
EK187 D.45 ERD263 D.11 ESC464 D.9 EU100 C.60 FL178A A.25
EMN001 D.35 ERD263S D.12 ESC465 D.9 EU101 C.60 FL180A A.25
EMN003 D.35 ERD418 D.7 ESC466 D.9 EU102 C.61 FL204B A.27
EN146 D.7 ERD425 D.11 ESD125 D.8 EU103 C.61 FL209B A.27
EN415 D.7 ERD425S D.12 ESD225 D.8 EU300 C.60 FL213B A.27
EPN050 D.4 ERL216 D.7 ESD225S D.10 EU301 C.60 FL216B A.27
EPN051 D.4 ERL217 D.7 ESD226 D.8 EU302 C.61 FL221B A.27
EPN052 D.4 ERL218 D.7 ESD227 D.8 EV100 D.62 FL229B A.27
EPN053 D.4 ERL218S D.7 ESD240 D.8 EV100 D.63 FL254B A.27
EPN501 D.3 ERL225 D.11 ESD240S D.10 EV102 D.62 FL259B A.27
EPN503 D.3 ERL240 D.11 ESD241 D.8 EV102 D.63 FL263B A.27
EPN510 D.3 ERL240S D.12 ESD263 D.8 EV106 D.62 FL266B A.27
EPN511 D.3 ERL263 D.11 ESD263S D.10 EV106 D.64 FL271B A.27
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Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No.
F F H H H
FL279B A.27 FL960A A.25 HLF299S C.12 HMX132 C.15 HZF204 C.57
FL302B A.27 FL961A A.25 HLF380S C.12 HMX140 C.15 HZF205 C.57
FL327B A.27 FL962A A.25 HLF390S C.12 HMX150 C.15 HZF206 C.57
FL352B A.27 FL96Z A.26 HLF399S C.12 HMX163 C.15 HZF207 C.57
FL354B A.27 FL96Z A.27 HLF480S C.12 HMX210 C.15 HZF301 C.57
FL368B A.27 FL97Z A.27 HLF490S C.12 HMX216 C.15 HZF302 C.57
FL402A A.28 FL980A A.30 HLF499S C.12 HMX220 C.15
FL402A A.28 FL981A A.30 HMB180 C.13 HMX225 C.15 I
FL404A A.28 FL98Z A.27 HMB190 C.13 HMX232 C.15 IU108S A.5
FL407A A.28 FL992A A.30 HMB199 C.13 HMX240 C.15 IU13S A.5
FL408A A.28 FL993A A.30 HMB280 C.13 HMX250 C.15 IU18S A.5
FL412A A.28 FL994A A.30 HMB290 C.13 HMX263 C.15 IU26S A.5
FL413A A.28 FL996A A.30 HMB299 C.13 HMX310 C.15 IU36S A.5
FL415A A.28 FL997A A.30 HMB380 C.13 HMX316 C.15 IU39S A.5
FL416A A.28 FL998A A.30 HMB390 C.13 HMX320 C.15 IU52S A.5
FL417A A.28 HMB399 C.13 HMX325 C.15 IU54S A.5
FL419A A.28 G HMB480 C.13 HMX332 C.15 IU65S A.5
FL450A A.28 GD102B A.3 HMB490 C.13 HMX340 C.15 IU72S A.5
FL472A A.28 GD102P A.3 HMB499 C.13 HMX350 C.15 IU90S A.5
FL473A A.28 GD102 TA.3 HMC180 C.13 HMX363 C.15
FL474A A.28 GD104B A.3 HMC190 C.13 HMX410 C.15 J
FL475A A.28 GD104P A.3 HMC199 C.13 HMX416 C.15 JAB302S C.58
FL476A A.28 GD104T A.3 HMC280 C.13 HMX420 C.15 JAB303S C.58
FL477A A.28 GD106B A.3 HMC290 C.13 HMX425 C.15 JAB306S C.58
FL479A A.28 GD106P A.3 HMC299 C.13 HMX432 C.15 JAB306S-IP55 C.58
FL480A A.28 GD106T A.3 HMC380 C.13 HMX440 C.15 JAB310S C.58
FL481A A.28 GD108B A.3 HMC390 C.13 HMX450 C.15 JAB310S-IP55 C.58
FL483A A.28 GD108P A.3 HMC399 C.13 HMX463 C.15 JAB402S C.58
FL500A A.30 GD108T A.3 HMC480 C.13 HR440 C.33 JAB403S C.58
FL501A A.30 GD110B A.3 HMC490 C.13 HR441 C.33 JAB406S C.58
FL502A A.30 GD110P A.3 HMC499 C.13 HR500 C.33 JAB406S-IP55 C.58
FL502B A.27 GD110T A.3 HMD180 C.13 HR502 C.33 JAB410S C.58
FL503A A.30 GZ04E A.3 HMD190 C.13 HR510 C.33 JAB410S-IP55 C.58
FL512E A.28 GZ04N A.3 HMD199 C.13 HR522 C.33 JAC316S C.58
FL520E A.28 GZ07E A.3 HMD280 C.13 HR523 C.33 JAC316S-IP55 C.58
FL521E A.28 GZ07N A.3 HMD290 C.13 HR525 C.33 JAC416S C.58
FL522E A.28 GZ104S A.3 HMD299 C.13 HR700 C.33 JAC416S-IP55 C.58
FL522E A.28 GZ106S A.3 HMD380 C.13 HR741 C.33 JAE320S C.58
FL527B A.27 GZ108S A.3 HMD390 C.13 HR742 C.33 JAE320S-IP55 C.58
FL532E A.28 GZ110S A.3 HMD399 C.13 HR743 C.33 JAE325S C.58
FL670A A.26 HMD480 C.13 HR744 C.33 JAE325S-IP55 C.58
FL672E A.29 H HMD490 C.13 HR745 C.33 JAE420S C.58
FL672Z A.29 HLE180S C.12 HMD499 C.13 HR830 C.33 JAE420S-IP55 C.58
FL70Z A.29 HLE190S C.12 HMK180 C.14 HR831 C.33 JAE425S C.58
FL712E A.30 HLE199S C.12 HMK190 C.14 HR832 C.33 JAE425S-IP55 C.58
FL713E A.30 HLE280S C.12 HMK199 C.14 HR833 C.33 JAF340S C.58
FL714E A.30 HLE290S C.12 HMK280 C.14 HZ021 C.58 JAF440S C.58
FL715E A.30 HLE299S C.12 HMK290 C.14 HZ023 C.58 JAG331A C.58
FL71Z A.29 HLE380S C.12 HMK299 C.14 HZ036 C.58 JAG331S-IP55 C.58
FL80Z A.26 HLE390S C.12 HMK380 C.14 HZ046 C.58 JAG340S-IP55 C.58
FL81Z A.27 HLE399S C.12 HMK390 C.14 HZC201 C.58 JAG431A C.58
FL85Z A.26 HLE480S C.12 HMK399 C.14 HZC202 C.58 JAG431S-IP55 C.58
FL863Z A.27 HLE490S C.12 HMK480 C.14 HZC203 C.58 JAG440S-IP55 C.58
FL874A A.26 HLE499S C.12 HMK490 C.14 HZC204 C.58 JAH363S C.58
FL957A A.25 HLF180S C.12 HMK499 C.14 HZC205 C.58 JAH363S-IP55 C.58
FL957A A.25 HLF190S C.12 HMX110 C.15 HZC206 C.58 JAH380S C.58
FL958A A.25 HLF199S C.12 HMX116 C.15 HZF201 C.57 JAH390S C.58
FL959A A.25 HLF280S C.12 HMX120 C.15 HZF202 C.57 JAH392S C.58
FL95Z A.26 HLF290S C.12 HMX125 C.15 HZF203 C.57 JAH463S C.58
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J K L L M
JAH463S-IP55 C.58 KB163B B.3 LB118 C.39 LF416G C.40 ML520J C.10
JAH480S C.58 KB163I B.3 LC163 C.41 LF416M C.40 ML525J C.10
JAH490S C.58 KB163N B.3 LC332 C.41 LF420G C.40 ML532J C.10
JAH492S C.58 KB163P B.3 LC363 C.41 LF420M C.40 MM501N C.42
JE003 A.29 KB190B B.3 LC363N C.41 LF425G C.40 MM502N C.42
JFB202S C.57 KB190C B.3 LC563 C.41 LF425M C.40 MM503N C.42
JFB203S C.57 KB263A B.3 LC732 C.41 LF432G C.40 MM504N C.42
JFB302S C.57 KB263C B.3 LF300G C.40 LF432M C.40 MM505N C.42
JFB303S C.57 KB280B B.3 LF300M C.40 LF440G C.40 MM506N C.42
JFB402S C.57 KB363A B.3 LF301G C.40 LF440M C.40 MM507N C.42
JFB403S C.57 KB363B B.3 LF301M C.40 LF445G C.40 MM508N C.42
JFD206S C.57 KB363C B.3 LF301PV C.44 LF445M C.40 MM509N C.42
JFD306S C.57 KB380B B.3 LF302G C.40 LF450G C.40 MM510N C.42
JFD406S C.57 KB463A B.3 LF302M C.40 LF450M C.40 MM511N C.42
JFE210S C.57 KB463C B.3 LF302PV C.44 LF516G C.40 MM512N C.42
JFE310S C.57 KB480B B.3 LF303PV C.44 LF516M C.40 MM513N C.42
JFE410S C.57 KD190B B.4 LF304G C.40 LF520G C.40 MT106A C.4
JFG312S C.57 KDN163A B.4 LF304M C.40 LF520M C.40 MT110A C.4
JFG316S C.57 KDN163B B.4 LF304PV C.44 LF525G C.40 MT116A C.4
JFG320S C.57 KDN180A B.4 LF305PV C.44 LF525M C.40 MT120A C.4
JFG325S C.57 KDN180B B.4 LF306G C.40 LF532G C.40 MT125A C.4
JFG412S C.57 KDN263A B.4 LF306M C.40 LF532M C.40 MT132A C.4
JFG416S C.57 KDN263B B.4 LF306PV C.44 LF540G C.40 MT140A C.4
JFG420S C.57 KDN280A B.4 LF308G C.40 LF540G C.40 MT150A C.4
JFG425S C.57 KDN280B B.4 LF308M C.40 LF540M C.40 MT163A C.4
JFH331S C.57 KDN363A B.4 LF308PV C.44 LF540M C.40 MT206A C.4
JFH340S C.57 KDN363B B.4 LF310G C.40 LF550G C.40 MT210A C.4
JFH431S C.57 KDN380A B.4 LF310M C.40 LF550M C.40 MT216A C.4
JFH440S C.57 KDN380B B.4 LF310PV C.44 LF563G C.40 MT220A C.4
JFI363S C.57 KDN463A B.4 LF312G C.40 LF563M C.40 MT225A C.4
JFI380S C.57 KDN463B B.4 LF312M C.40 LF580G C.40 MT232A C.4
JFI463S C.57 KDN480A B.4 LF312PV C.44 LF580M C.40 MT240A C.4
JFI480S C.57 KDN480B B.4 LF315PV C.44 LF590G C.40 MT250A C.4
JP024H A.5 KF50S B.3 LF316G C.40 LF590M C.40 MT263A C.4
JZA700 C.58 KF81A B.3 LF316M C.40 LF599G C.40 MT306A C.4
JZA701 C.57 KF82A B.3 LF316PV C.44 LF599M C.40 MT310A C.4
JZA701 C.58 KF83A B.3 LF320G C.40 LR601 C.41 MT316A C.4
JZA702 C.57 KZ021 B.3 LF320M C.40 LR602 C.41 MT320A C.4
JZA702 C.58 KZ022 B.3 LF320M C.40 LR603 C.41 MT325A C.4
JZA703 C.57 KZ023A B.3 LF320PV C.44 LR604 C.41 MT332A C.4
KZ024 B.3 LF325G C.40 LR612 C.41 MT340A C.4
K KZ060 B.6 LF325M C.40 LR701 C.41 MT350A C.4
K018F B.5 KZD012 B.6 LF325M C.40 LR702 C.41 MT363A C.4
K023F B.5 KZD013 B.6 LF325PV C.44 LR703 C.41 MU102A C.4
K024F B.5 KZD014 B.6 LF332G C.40 LR704 C.41 MU104A C.4
K025F B.5 KZN021 B.4 LF332M C.40 LR712 C.41 MU106A C.4
K037F B.5 KZN023 B.4 LF332PV C.44 LS501 C.39 MU110A C.4
K140 B.6 KZN024 B.4 LF402G C.40 LS502 C.39 MU116A C.4
K142 B.6 LF402M C.40 LS503 C.39 MU120A C.4
K143 B.6 L LF404G C.40 LS504 C.39 MU125A C.4
K144 B.6 L153 C.39 LF404M C.40 LS512 C.39 MU132A C.4
K145 B.6 L155 C.39 LF406G C.40 LS531 C.39 MU140A C.4
K148 B.6 L156 C.39 LF406M C.40 LZ060 D.14 MU150A C.4
K151 B.6 L158 C.39 LF408G C.40 LZ060 D.62 MU163A C.4
K156 B.6 L501PV C.44 LF408M C.40 MU202A C.4
K158 B.6 L502PV C.44 LF410G C.40 M MU204A C.4
K159 B.6 LB113 C.39 LF410M C.40 ML506J C.10 MU206A C.4
K160 B.6 LB115 C.39 LF412G C.40 ML510J C.10 MU210A C.4
K162 B.6 LB116 C.39 LF412M C.40 ML516J C.10 MU216A C.4
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Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No.
M M N N N
MU220A C.4 MZ201 C.17 NC106A C.5 NDN120A C.7 NRN140 C.9
MU225A C.4 MZ202 C.17 NC110A C.5 NDN125A C.7 NRN150 C.9
MU232A C.4 MZ203 C.17 NC116A C.5 NDN132A C.7 NRN163 C.9
MU240A C.4 MZ204 C.17 NC120A C.5 NDN140A C.7 NRN200 C.9
MU250A C.4 MZ205 C.17 NC125A C.5 NDN150A C.7 NRN201 C.9
MU263A C.4 MZ206 C.17 NC132A C.5 NDN163A C.7 NRN202 C.9
MU302A C.4 MZ209 C.17 NC140A C.5 NDN200A C.7 NRN203 C.9
MU304A C.4 MZ214 C.17 NC150A C.5 NDN201A C.7 NRN204 C.9
MU306A C.4 MZ520N C.42 NC163A C.5 NDN202A C.7 NRN206 C.9
MU310A C.4 MZ521N C.42 NC200A C.5 NDN203A C.7 NRN210 C.9
MU316A C.4 MZ527N C.42 NC201A C.5 NDN204A C.7 NRN216 C.9
MU320A C.4 MZ528N C.42 NC202A C.5 NDN206A C.7 NRN220 C.9
MU325A C.4 MZ529N C.42 NC203A C.5 NDN210A C.7 NRN225 C.9
MU332A C.4 MZ530N C.42 NC204A C.5 NDN216A C.7 NRN232 C.9
MU340A C.4 MZN120 C.53 NC206A C.5 NDN220A C.7 NRN240 C.9
MU350A C.4 MZN120 C.8 NC210A C.5 NDN225A C.7 NRN250 C.9
MU363A C.4 MZN121 C.53 NC216A C.5 NDN232A C.7 NRN263 C.9
MY101E C.3 MZN121 C.8 NC220A C.5 NDN240A C.7 NRN300 C.9
MY102E C.3 MZN130 C.16 NC225A C.5 NDN250A C.7 NRN301 C.9
MY103E C.3 MZN131 C.16 NC232A C.5 NDN263A C.7 NRN302 C.9
MY104E C.3 MZN175 C.17 NC240A C.5 NDN300A C.7 NRN303 C.9
MY105E C.3 MZN175 C.26 NC250A C.5 NDN301A C.7 NRN304 C.9
MY106E C.3 MZN175 C.53 NC263A C.5 NDN302A C.7 NRN306 C.9
MY110E C.3 MZN911 C.16 NC300A C.5 NDN303A C.7 NRN310 C.9
MY116E C.3 MZN912 C.16 NC301A C.5 NDN304A C.7 NRN316 C.9
MY120E C.3 NC302A C.5 NDN306A C.7 NRN320 C.9
MY125E C.3 N NC303A C.5 NDN310A C.7 NRN325 C.9
MY132E C.3 NB106A C.5 NC304A C.5 NDN316A C.7 NRN332 C.9
MY140E C.3 NB110A C.5 NC306A C.5 NDN320A C.7 NRN340 C.9
MY150E C.3 NB116A C.5 NC310A C.5 NDN325A C.7 NRN350 C.9
MY163E C.3 NB120A C.5 NC316A C.5 NDN332A C.7 NRN363 C.9
MY201E C.3 NB125A C.5 NC320A C.5 NDN340A C.7 NRN400 C.9
MY202E C.3 NB132A C.5 NC325A C.5 NDN350A C.7 NRN401 C.9
MY203E C.3 NB140A C.5 NC332A C.5 NDN363A C.7 NRN402 C.9
MY204E C.3 NB150A C.5 NC340A C.5 NDN400A C.8 NRN403 C.9
MY205E C.3 NB163A C.5 NC350A C.5 NDN401A C.8 NRN404 C.9
MY206E C.3 NB206A C.5 NC363A C.5 NDN402A C.8 NRN406 C.9
MY210E C.3 NB210A C.5 NC400A C.5 NDN403A C.8 NRN410 C.9
MY216E C.3 NB216A C.5 NC401A C.5 NDN404A C.8 NRN416 C.9
MY220E C.3 NB220A C.5 NC402A C.5 NDN406A C.8 NRN420 C.9
MY225E C.3 NB225A C.5 NC403A C.5 NDN410A C.8 NRN425 C.9
MY232E C.3 NB232A C.5 NC404A C.5 NDN416A C.8 NRN432 C.9
MY240E C.3 NB240A C.5 NC406A C.5 NDN420A C.8 NRN440 C.9
MY250E C.3 NB250A C.5 NC410A C.5 NDN425A C.8 NRN450 C.9
MY263E C.3 NB263A C.5 NC416A C.5 NDN432A C.8 NRN463 C.9
MY301E C.3 NB306A C.5 NC420A C.5 NDN440A C.8
MY302E C.3 NB310A C.5 NC425A C.5 NDN450A C.8 P
MY303E C.3 NB316A C.5 NC432A C.5 NDN463A C.8 P031F A.5
MY304E C.3 NB320A C.5 NC440A C.5 NRN100 C.9 P032H A.5
MY305E C.3 NB325A C.5 NC450A C.5 NRN101 C.9 P032W A.5
MY306E C.3 NB332A C.5 NC463A C.5 NRN102 C.9 PL871Z A.29
MY310E C.3 NB340A C.5 NDN100A C.7 NRN103 C.9
MY316E C.3 NB350A C.5 NDN101A C.7 NRN104 C.9 S
MY320E C.3 NB363A C.5 NDN102A C.7 NRN106 C.9 SB432PV C.44
MY325E C.3 NC100A C.5 NDN103A C.7 NRN110 C.9 SBN116 C.53
MY332E C.3 NC101A C.5 NDN104A C.7 NRN116 C.9 SBN125 C.53
MY340E C.3 NC102A C.5 NDN106A C.7 NRN120 C.9 SBN132 C.53
MY350E C.3 NC103A C.5 NDN110A C.7 NRN125 C.9 SBN140 C.53
MY363E C.3 NC104A C.5 NDN116A C.7 NRN132 C.9 SBN163 C.53
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Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No. Cat.ref. Page No.
S S S U V
SBN180 C.53 SM103E D.55 ST305 D.43 UC969 A.28 VS108TM A.13
SBN190 C.53 SM150 D.50 ST312 D.43 UZ01V1 A.29 VS108TVA A.4
SBN199 C.53 SM151 D.52 ST313 D.43 UZ225V1 A.29 VS112PM A.13
SBN216 C.53 SM200 D.55 ST314 D.43 UZ225V2 A.29 VS112PVA A.4
SBN225 C.53 SM201 D.55 ST315 D.43 VS112TM A.13
SBN232 C.53 SM202 D.55 SU212 D.43 V VS112TVA A.4
SBN240 C.53 SM203 D.55 SU213 D.43 VB18J A.17 VS118PM A.14
SBN263 C.53 SM250 D.50 SU214 D.43 VB18W A.17 VS118PVA A.4
SBN280 C.53 SM400 D.50 SU215 D.43 VB36J A.17 VS118TM A.14
SBN290 C.53 SM401 D.52 SVN121 D.40 VB36W A.17 VS118TVA A.4
SBN299 C.53 SM500 D.50 SVN122 D.40 VB54J A.17 VS122PM A.14
SBN316 C.53 SM501 D.52 SVN123 D.40 VB54W A.17 VS122TM A.14
SBN325 C.53 SM600 D.50 SVN124 D.40 VB72J A.17 VS212PM A.13
SBN332 C.53 SM601 D.52 SVN125 D.40 VB72W A.17 VS212TM A.13
SBN340 C.53 SPD015D C.46 SVN126 D.40 VE103U A.7 VS218PM A.14
SBN363 C.53 SPD040N C.46 SVN127 D.40 VE106U A.7 VS218TM A.14
SBN380 C.53 SPD140D C.46 SVN128 D.40 VE110U A.7 VS312PM A.13
SBN390 C.53 SPD215D C.46 SVN129 D.40 VE112U A.7 VS312TM A.13
SBN399 C.53 SPD240D C.46 SVN131 D.40 VE118U A.7 VS318PM A.14
SBN416 C.53 SPD415D C.46 SVN132 D.40 VE212U A.7 VS318TM A.14
SBN425 C.53 SPD440D C.46 SVN133 D.40 VE218U A.7 VS412PM A.13
SBN432 C.53 SPM220E C.47 SVN134 D.40 VE312U A.7 VS412TM A.13
SBN440 C.53 SPM240E C.47 SVN135 D.40 VE318U A.7 VS418PM A.14
SBN463 C.53 SPM265E C.47 SVN136 D.40 VE412U A.7 VS418TM A.14
SBN480 C.53 SPM420E C.47 SVN221 D.40 VF104PM A.11 VU12NSG A.21
SBN490 C.53 SPM440E C.47 SVN222 D.40 VF104PVA A.4 VU24NSG A.21
SBN499 C.53 SPM465E C.47 SVN311 D.41 VF104TM A.11 VU36NSG A.21
SBV325 C.44 SPN015R C.46 SVN312 D.41 VF104TVA A.4 VU48NSG A.21
SF263 C.54 SPN040C C.46 SVN321 D.41 VF108PM A.11 VZ230N A.21
SF463 C.54 SPN040D C.46 SVN322 D.41 VF108PVA A.4 VZ303 A.5
SFH125 C.54 SPN040N C.46 SVN331 D.41 VF108TM A.11 VZ308 A.5
SFH132 C.54 SPN040R C.46 SVN332 D.41 VF108TVA A.4 VZ309 A.5
SFH225 C.54 SPN065N C.46 SVN341 D.41 VF112PM A.11 VZ310 A.17
SFH232 C.54 SPN065R C.46 SVN342 D.41 VF112PVA A.4 VZ405N A.21
SFM125 C.54 SPN140C C.46 SVN351 D.41 VF112TM A.11
SFM132 C.54 SPN165R C.45 SVN352 D.41 VF112TVA A.4
SFT125 C.54 SPN208 C.48 SVN371 D.41 VF118PM A.12
SFT132 C.54 SPN208S C.48 SVN373 D.41 VF118TM A.12
SFT140 C.54 SPN215R C.46 SVN391 D.41 VF122PM A.12
SFT225 C.54 SPN240R C.46 SVN411 D.41 VF122TM A.12
SFT232 C.54 SPN265R C.45 SVN413 D.41 VF212PM A.11
SFT240 C.54 SPN408S C.48 SVN422 D.41 VF212TM A.11
SFT340 C.54 SPN415R C.46 SVN432 D.41 VF218PM A.12
SFT440 C.54 SPN440R C.46 SVN433 D.41 VF218TM A.12
SK001 D.53 SPN465R C.45 SVN441 D.41 VF312PM A.11
SK600 D.53 SPN504 C.48 SVN452 D.41 VF312TM A.11
SK600 D.53 SPN505 C.48 SVN461 D.41 VF318PM A.12
SK601 D.53 SPV025 C.46 SVN462 D.41 VF318TM A.12
SK602 D.53 SPV025E C.46 SVN463 D.41 VF412PM A.11
SK603 D.53 SR051 D.52 SVN464 D.41 VF412TM A.11
SK604 D.53 SR101 D.52 VF418PM A.12
SK606 D.53 SR151 D.52 T VF418TM A.12
SM005 D.50 SR200 D.52 TG500A D.91 VP032Z A.30
SM015 D.50 SR250 D.52 TG500B D.91 VS104PM A.13
SM020 D.52 SR300 D.52 TG500C D.91 VS104PVA A.4
SM030 D.50 SR400 D.52 TG501A D.91 VS104TM A.13
SM050 D.50 SR600 D.52 TG501B D.91 VS104TVA A.4
SM100 D.50 ST301 D.43 TG501C D.91 VS108PM A.13
SM102E D.55 ST303 D.43 TH020B D.76 VS108PVA A.4
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Small enclosures
Easy to use
As a specialist for housing and commercial premises enclosures, Hager provides a large range of
products. Plastic or steel enclosures, flush or surface mounting, there is always a Hager solution to
answer your need.
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IU metal enclosures A5
golf enclosures A9
Enclosures Options :
1 row for 2 to 10 ❚ - Keylock
- Plain or transparent door
Supplied without terminals - Terminal block and connection
assemblies
Marking labels
Sealing grommets to maintain
Class II IEC 60 695-2-1/0
and 60 695-2-1/1
1 row, 2 ❚ GD102B
l. 55 x h. 160 x p. 82 mm
1 row, 4 ❚ GD104B
l. 110 x h. 180 x p. 82 mm
GD102B
1 row, 6 ❚ GD106B
l. 148 x h. 180 x p. 82 mm
1 row, 8 ❚ GD108B
l. 182 x h. 180 x p. 82 mm
1 row, 10 ❚ GD110B
l. 218 x h. 180 x p. 82 mm
GD108B
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cosmos enclosures
Cosmos flush mounting - terminals neutral & earth fixed Rated insulated Voltage IP rating
enclosure with hinged cover to the base with metallic screw AC 400V/ 50Hz IP30 without door
1 row for 4, 8 and 14 ❚ IP40 with door
Supplied with: Wall boxes symmetrically, therefore Rated current up to 63A
- plain/ transparent door for they can be turned around by 180˚ In accordance with
devices up to 61mm Insulation Class II IEC 61439-3
installation depth Cable entries:
- DIN profile for modular knock-out type, top, bottom, Colour IEC 60 695-2-1/0
devices 46mm under the cover side cover tube/cable entry RAL9010 and 60 695-2-1/1
VF104PVA VF104TVA
VF108PVA VF108TVA
VF112PVA VF112TVA
icos enclosures
Surface mounting enclosure - terminals neutral & earth fixed Rated insulated Voltage IP rating
with hinged cover to the base with metallic screw AC 400V/ 50Hz IP30 without door
1 row for 5, 8, 14 and 20 ❚ IP40 with door
Supplied with: Base can be turned around by Rated current up to 63A
- plain/ transparent door for 180˚ for wall mounting In accordance with
devices up to 61mm Insulation Class II IEC 61439-3
installation depth Cable entries:
- DIN profile for modular knock-out type, top, bottom, Colour IEC 60 695-2-1/0
devices 46mm under the cover side cover trunking/ cable entry RAL9010 and 60 695-2-1/1
VS118TVA
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IU enclosures
Blanking clips
1/2 module (white) 100 1/2 (8.7mm) P031F
JP024
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dimensions
mini gamma
F
H
cosmos
icos
IU
A.
A.6
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VE 312U
4 rows, 48 ❚ 1 VE412U
w.310 x h.677 x d.151 N : 2x (1x25 + 19x16 mm2)
E : 2x (1x25 + 19x16mm2)
VE 218U
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150
VE212U 24 ❚ 2 310 427 230 280
VE312U 36 ❚ 3 310 552 230 405
47,5
VE412U 48 ❚ 4 310 677 230 550
VE118U 18 ❚ 1 418 302 338 155
Connection assembly
A.
A.8
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Small enclosure
golf VF & VS
The enclosure for flush or surface mounting installation
When building or renovating residential buildings, compact solutions are often required for electrical
installations. The golf VF & VS small enclosure is particularly suitable thanks to its ease of mounting
on walls.
The small enclosure is easily and swiftly mounted and offers space for a large number of modular
devices. Thanks to a patented covenient cable management system, cables can be laid safely and swiftly.
• Optimised pipe and trunking entries • Ingress protection IP30 (without door), IP40 (with door)
• More wiring space between the modular devices and terminals
• Isolation class II, double insulation
as well as behind the DIN rails
• Clean and convenient wiring thanks to patented integrated • Impact resistance IK07
cable management system
• Unbreakable door hinges
• Same door for VS surface-mounted version and VF flush
mounted version
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Expert
tips
1 5
Convenient cable Easily-accessible DIN rail
management mounting saves time and
Clean and easy wiring thanks to effort
patented, integrated fixation for DIN rail can be swiftly mounted-
2 6
Snap-in PE/N terminal Vertical and horizontal
strips connecting of the
Quick Connect or brass terminal enclosures
strips can be easily mounted by Connecting pieces permits safe,
simply snapping into the wall vertical and horizontal connec-
sleeve. tion of the enclosures.
3 7
Self-explanatory graphics Swift and safe cover fix-
in the wall box ing with 1/4 turn
All product features are Position the cover and turn the
explained by integrated graphics screw through 90˚.
in the wall box. Quick-fixing screws can not get
lost.
4 8
More space for wiring Unbreakable door hinges
Easier wiring of the installed Defective hinges are now a thing
modular devices guaranteed by of the past. Same door for
larger wiring space between the suface-mounted and flush-
devices and PE/N terminals. mounted distributors.
More space behind the DIN rails Symmetrical door installation;
facilitates installation of insulated door hinges can be mounted on
wires. left or right.
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Flush mounted distribution boxes Door can be fitted on right or left Components included
from 1 to 4 rows, from 4 to 72 ❚ without dismounting the cover; - Brass screw-type terminals
Supplied with: optional lock and keys. - Marking stickers
- opaque or transparent door for - Towers to fix cable ties for
devices up to 70mm installation Door opens up to 180˚. Wall box clear cable management are
depth and cover can be installed either included, cable-retaining clips
- DIN profile for modular devices way up. are optional
47mm under the cover. (except in 4 and 8 enclosures.)
- Removable cable entry slider. - Carton packaging
Distance between the DIN rails - Cable entries for cable and - DIN rails directly fixed to the
axis 125mm. conduit. wall box allow room for wiring
behind them.
Distribution boards manufactured
from plastic material. IEC 60 439-3
IEC 60 695-2-1/0
and 60 695-2-1/1
2+
1
/
2
2+
1
/
2
2+
1
/
2
4+2
1
/
2
3x2+
1
/
2
4x2+
1
/
2
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IEC 60 695-2-1/0
and 60 695-2-1/1
2+
1
/
2
VF218PM
2x2+
1
/
2
3x2+
1
/
2
VF418PM
3x2+
1
/
2
2+
1
/
2
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IEC 60 439-3
IEC 60 695-2-1/0
and 60 695-2-1/1
1
Transparent 1 VS104TM
2+ /
2
Transparent 1 VS108TM
1
2+ /
2
VS212PM
2+
1
/
2
2x2+2
1
/
2
3x2+
1
/
2
VS412PM
4 rows, 48 ❚ N : (1 x 25mm2 + 6 x 16mm2 + 7 x 10mm2) x 3 Opaque 1 VS412PM
w.282 x h.647 x d.99 E : (1 x 25mm2 + 10 x 16mm2 + 13 x 10mm2)
+ (9 x 16mm2 + 11 x 10mm2) Transparent 1 VS412TM
4x2+
1
/
2
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IEC 60 695-2-1/0
and 60 695-2-1/1
2+
1
/
2
VS218PM 1
2x2+ /
2
3x2+
1
/
2
Transparent 1 VS418TM
1
4x2+ /
2
Transparent 1 VS122TM
1
2+ /
2
VS418PM
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Cable entries
Top/bottom Side
One side cable entry slide, knockout-type, (VF104... and VF108... Each one knockout Ø 25 mm on the left and right in the upper and
- NO slider). lower connection space.
The other side pre cuts with diameters 20 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm and
40 mm the wall box is 180º turnable (slider can be placed at top or As of 2 rows, knockouts Ø 25 mm on the left and right between the
bottom). device rows. (no knockouts at 4 and 8 module enclosures).
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Cable entries
Top/bottom
One side cable entry optimised for use of trunking, knockout-type.
The other side pre cuts with diameters 20 mm, 25 mm,
32 mm and 40 mm the wall box is 180º turnable.
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vega enclosures
IP40 surface mounting The enclosures feature a The door is also reversible with
enclosures with transparent or removable chassis with DIN rails an integral flush handle.
plain doors; 1-4 rows 18 to 72 ❚ for ease of installation. Options
Enclosures are of an insulating - Door lock
material coloured white Top and bottom cable entry - Cable trunking
RAL 9010. plates are removable and
Insulation Class II interchangeable. IEC 60695-2-1/0
IEC 60695-2-1/1
IP30 IK 07 without door
IP40 IK 08 with door These enclosures are delivered
with brass terminal and supports
for neutral and earth connection.
Surface enclosures
1 row 18 ❚ E: 2x(1x25 + 5x16 + 5x10mm2) 21/2
w.370 x h.300 x d.145 N: 2x(1x25 + 5x16 + 5x10mm2)
w.370 x h.450 x d.145 N: 2x(1x25 + 7x16 + 9x10mm2)
w.370 x h.600 x d.145 N: 2x(1x25 + 11x16 + 13x10mm2)
w.370 x h.750 x d.145 1x(1x25+5x16+5x10mm2)
N: 2x(1x25 + 11x16 + 13x10mm2) +
1x(1x25+5x16+5x10mm2)
VB54W VB54J With transparent door 1 VB72W
With plain door 1 V72J
VZ310
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vega dimensions
Measurement scale for fixing centres Insulation cap for screw heads
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New generation
volta flush enclosures
For installation under plaster and in hollow wall mounting
When building or renovating residential buildings, compact solutions are often required for electrical
and multimedia installations.
The volta small distribution board is especially suitable thanks to its easy assembly in walls as well as
its manifold versions with 30% larger wiring space by lateral wiring trunking and larger upper and lower
connection areas.
• Power distributor
Expert
tips
1 5
Larger upper and lower By pressing in the screw
connection areas in the cavity wall anchor
Offering more space for termi- The levers swivel outwards and
nals and wiring. click into place. The wall sleeve
2 6
All wall sleeves availabe The slides are removed
at separate side areas Before cables are entered.
For cable management and Pre-punched segments on the
retaining clamps. side facilitate knockouts.
3 7
Retaining clamps New quick connection
In the door for circuit tables and for the cover
plans. Simply turn to secure or release.
4 8
A miniature spirit level Flat version
Is integrated in all wall sleeves Any standard version with 90
as an installation aid. It can be mm installation depth can be
used for aligning. converted into a “flat version”
with 72 mm installation depth
using the raising frame.
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Wall recess N : 13x10mm2
w.330 x h.317 x d.89
Outside
w.348 x h.336 x d.9
Wall recess N : 5x16 + 20x10mm2
VU12NSG VU24NSG w.330 x h.442 x d.89
Outside
w.348 x h.461 x d.9
Wall recess N : 2x(8x16 + 9x10mm2)
w.330 x h.567 x d.89
Outside
w.348 x h.586 x d.9
VU48NSG Outside
w.348 x h.711 x d.9
VU36NSG
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VU 24NSG
Enclosure Outside Inside
volta
R A B E F
VU12NSG 12 ❚ 348 356 300 315 322
VU24NSG 24 ❚ 348 505 300 315 471
VU36NSG 36 ❚ 348 630 300 315 596
VU48NSG 48 ❚ 348 755 300 315 721
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IP65 enclosures
orion plus
One system for indoor and outdoor application
Sheet steel or glass reinforced polyester - the orion plus enclosures are suited for harshest conditions
and can be applied for wet and mechanical use. Even under chemical use, orion plus offers the ideal
solution with glass reinforced polyester.
The interior equipment can be realized flexibly via mounting plate or DIN rail (in 2 different versions)
and thus offers the suitable interior equipment system - both for the application in automation and for
classical current distribution.
Expert
tips
1 4
Front plates adjustable in Reversible door
depth Doors can be mounted on the
Thanks to slides. right side or on the left side.
2 5
Modular kits on pillars Easy mounting and cabling
Screws integrated in the pillars Modular devices are mounted on
for fast mounting in the enclosure. the chassis, outside or inside the
enclosure.
3 6
Easy fixing Association
Fast fixing screws to fix the Metal enclosures can be fixed
plates. on a base or vertically associat-
ed using a seal kit.
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FL85Z
FL874A
FL670A
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FL81Z FL97Z Replacement of triangular lock 1 set of 2 locks with male FL81Z
of origin square 8mm with 1 key
FL863Z
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accessories
for orion plus enclosures
For enclosure :
Perforated mounting plate FL102A, FL152A 193 x 280 FL472A
FL201B
Steel sheet 2mm thickness FL104A, FL105A, FL204B 243 x 330 FL473A
FL154A, FL155A, FL254B
Assembly of the plates : 243 x 480 FL474A
FL110A, FL209B
- Fixed directly on the back of
the enclosure FL160A, FL259B
343 x 480 FL475A
- Or on slides allowing the FL112A, FL213B
indepth setting FL162A, FL263B FL476A
343 x 630
(fixing with slides FL450A) FL117A, FL118A, FL216B
FL167A, FL168A, FL266B 443 x 630 FL477A
FL119A, FL120A, FL221B
FL169A, FL170A, FL271B 543 x 780 FL479A
FL123A, FL124A, FL229B
FL173A, FL174A, FL279B 543 x 930 FL480A
FL475A
FL125A, FL126A
743 x 930 FL481A
FL175A, FL176A
FL127A, FL128A FL483A
743 x 1230
FL177A, FL178A
FL130A, FL180A
FL450A
UC969
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accessories
for orion plus enclosures
Designation Characteristics Pack Cat. Ref.
qty
40 x 60 mm Length. 2 x 2m 2 FL71Z
FL70Z
FZ672Z
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accessories
for orion plus enclosures
Designation Characteristics Cat. Ref.
Equipment kits
For modular devices
For enclosures :
- On chassis FL104A, FL105A, FL204B 2 rows (24) FL980A
only FL 980A and FL 981A FL154A, FL155A, FL254B
FL981A
For equipment kits with vertical FL119A, FL120A, FL221B, FL169A, 500 mm FL501A
rails FL170A, FL271B
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Dimensions
A H B B1 B2 C D E1 E2 F1 F2 E F
FL102A - 250 300 160 195 80 200 250 210 320 220 332 169 208
FL104A 2 300 350 160 245 80 250 300 260 370 272 382 219 258
FL105A 2 300 350 200 245 120 250 300 260 370 272 382 219 258
FL110A 3 300 500 200 245 120 250 450 260 370 422 532 219 408
FL112A 3 400 500 200 345 120 350 450 360 470 422 532 319 408
FL117A 4 400 650 200 345 120 350 600 360 470 572 682 319 558
FL118A 4 400 650 250 345 170 350 600 360 470 572 682 319 558
FL119A 4 500 650 200 445 120 450 600 460 570 572 682 419 558
FL120A 4 500 650 250 445 170 450 600 460 570 572 682 419 558
FL123A 5 600 800 250 545 170 550 750 560 670 722 832 519 708
FL124A 5 600 800 300 545 220 550 750 560 670 722 832 519 708
FL125A 6 600 950 250 545 170 550 900 560 670 872 982 519 858
FL126A 6 600 950 300 545 220 550 900 560 670 872 982 519 858
FL127A 6 800 950 250 745 170 750 900 760 870 872 982 719 858
FL128A 6 800 950 300 745 220 750 900 760 870 870 982 719 858
FL130A - 800 1250 300 745 220 750 1200 760 870 1172 1282 719 858
B2
B1
A B A1
22 E3
F1
F2
H1
F3
F
H
E1
16
E note : foresee ’’A + 25 mm’’ to open the door
E2
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Full plates Perforated plates For enclosures Dimension plates Plates fixing
A1 H1 E3 F3
FL402A FL472A FL102A 193 280 169 208
FL404A FL473A FL104A, FL105A, FK204B 243 330 219 258
FL407A FL474A FL110A, FL209B 243 480 219 258
FL408A FL475A FL112A, FL213B 343 480 219 408
FL412A FL476A FL117A, FL118A, FL216B 343 630 319 408
FL413A FL477A FL120A, FL221B 443 630 319 558
FL415A FL479A FL123A, FL124A, FL229B 543 780 319 558
FL416A FL480A FL125A, FL126A 543 930 419 558
FL417A FL481A FL127A, FL128A 743 930 419 558
FL419A FL483A FL130A 743 1230 519 708
FL512E FL302B 493 1080 519 708
FL520E FL352B, FL354B 693 480 519 858
FL521E FL352B 693 780 519 858
FL522E FL327B, FL354B 693 1080 719 858
FL531E FL368B 993 780 719 858
FL532E FL368B 993 1080 719 1158
D1
A B
H
F1
H1
F2
H
D
D
C C
E
E1 note : foresee ’’A + 25 mm’’
E2
to open the door
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Connection
up to 250A
Insulated busbars, junction blocks, distribution blocks, terminals, all that is needed to quickly and
efficiently mount devices in enclosures and distribution boards.
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connection blocks B4
brass terminals B5
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insulated busbars
prong
Designation Section (mm2) In Width Pack Cat. Ref.
module qty.
1 pole, 1 ❚ step
Brown insulation (phase) 10 63A 13 ❚ 50 KB163P
KB163P
Blue insulation (neutral) 10 63A 13 ❚ 50 KB163N
2 pole, 1 ❚ step
Insulated 10 63A 12 ❚ 10 KB263A
10 63A 24 ❚ 10 KB263C
KB263C
16 80A 56 ❚ 10 KB280B
3 pole, 1 ❚ step
KB363C Insulated 10 63A 12 ❚ 10 KB363A
10 63A 57 ❚ 20 KB363B
10 63A 24 ❚ 10 KB363C
16 80A 57 ❚ 10 KB380B
KB463C
4 pole, 1 ❚ step
Insulated 10 63A 12 ❚ 10 KB463A
10 63A 24 ❚ 10 KB463C
16 80A 56 ❚ 10 KB480B
Cable connectors
Connection from top In 63A for cables : 25mm2 10 KF81A
KF81A KF82A
for cables : 2 x 16mm2 10 KF82A
KF83A
End cap cover
For single pole busbars KB063P and KB063N 1 set KZ021
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insulated busbars
fork
Designation Section (mm2) In Width Pack Cat. Ref.
module qty.
10 63A 57 ❚ 50 KDN163B
16 80A 57 ❚ 50 KDN180B
KDN180B
20 100A 57 ❚ 10 KD190B
10 63A 56 ❚ 20 KDN263B
16 80A 12 ❚ 50 KDN280A
16 80A 56 ❚ 10 KDN280B
10 63A 57 ❚ 20 KDN363B
16 80A 12 ❚ 50 KDN380A
16 80A 57 ❚ 10 KDN380B
KDN380A
4 pole, 1 ❚ step
Insulated 10 63A 12 ❚ 25 KDN463A
10 63A 56 ❚ 10 KDN463B
16 80A 12 ❚ 25 KDN480A
16 80A 56 ❚ 10 KDN480B
Cable connectors
Connection from side In 63A for cables : 25mm2 10 KF84A
KF84A
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connection blocks
2 pole 4 10 K023
l. 64 x h. 50 x w. 52mm
K018
4 pole 7 5 K024
l. 121 x h. 50 x w. 62mm
l. 150 x h. 50 x w. 62mm
K023
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2 x 16 + 2 x 10mm2
4 connections 50 - - KM04L 10 K140
length 30mm
KM04L
4 x 16 + 4 x 10mm2
8 connections 20 - - KM08L - -
length 30mm
3 x 16 + 4 x 10mm2
KM08L 7 connections 20 KM07N KM07E KM07L 10 K142
length 49mm
5 x 16 + 5 x 10mm2
10 connections 20 KM10A KM10B KM10C 10 K143
KM07N length 67mm
5 x 16 + 6 x 10mm2
11 connections 20 KM11N KM11E KM11L 10 K144
length 73mm
KM10E
2 x 16 (double drive) + 8 x 10mm2
10 connections 20 KM10N KM10E KM10L 10 K145
length 69mm
KM13N 6 x 16 + 7 x 10mm2
13 connections 20 KM13N KM13E - 10 K148
length 85mm
1 x 25 + 5 x 16 + 5 x 10mm2
11 connections 20 - KM11B - 10 K151
KM11B length 85mm
1 x 25 + 8 x 16 + 8 x 10mm2
17 connections 20 KM17N KM17E - 10 K156
KM25N length 121mm 2 supports 2 supports
1 x 25 + 11 x 16 + 13 x 10mm2
25 connections 20 KM25N KM 25E - 10 K158
length 169mm 2 supports 2 supports
KM25N
1 x 25 + 8 x 16 + 29 x 10mm2 Long length terminals length 242mm 10 K159
(without support)
1 x 25 + 16 x 16 + 61 x 10mm2 Fixing on flat bar length 482mm 10 K160
K151 12 x 2 with supports
(see below)
1 x 25 + 33 x 16 + 129 x 10mm2 length 992mm 10 K162
K151
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Protection devices
the complete solution
Hager offers a wide range of protection devices, such as miniature circuit breakers, auxiliaries and
accessories, RCD add-on blocks, single pole and switched neutral devices, 2 and 4 pole RCCBs,
RCCB auxiliaries, RCBOs, HRC fuse carriers, motor starters, earth leakage relays and surge protection
devices.
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Reference calibration
Temperature : 30°C
MT363A
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The new architecture of terminal NDN range Voltage rating: 230/400V AC Option:
guarantees an excellent grip of Auxiliaries:
the cables and a good tightening Busbar connection: Insulation voltage (Ui): 630V - allows remote indication of
comfort. - on the top with prong busbar main contact position
- on the bottom, the MCBs are Impulse voltage (Uimp): 6kV - allows remote tripping of the
The pull up terminal is a fool- equipped with bi-connect associated device
proof terminal which allows: terminals which allow Durability: 20,000 cycles (O-C)
- to avoid a bad insertion of connection with a fork busbar Locking kit to lock the toggle
cables in the product and a supply cable in the Calibration temperature: 30ºC in the ON or OFF position
- to guide the cable in the terminal. The busbar clip-on
terminal mechanically onto the casing Connection capacity: Terminal & screw shield and
of the MCB. - 25mm2 flexible conductor interpole barrier
The tripping mechanism is totally - 35mm2 rigid conductor
new. with a fast system of clos- Top and bottom removability: Foolproof terminal design RCD add-on block
ing, the withstand of contacts on thanks to new Din clips, an
all type of loads is increased. MCB can be added or Tightening torque: Busbar and connection
removed easily in a row of 4 Nm nominal accessories
On the MCB, the state of isola- products connected together
tion (according to IEC 60 947-2) with a busbar in case of Screw head: PZ2 and slot 6mm
is clearly indicated by the “OFF” maintenance or extension
mechanical position on the tog- IP rating: IP2x terminals
gle with green colour. Identification of the electrical
circuits can be easily done on Standard 35mm DIN rail
the front of all MCBs thanks
to a specific window on each
product.
Breaking capacity according to IEC60898 & IEC60947-2 Breaking capacity according to IEC60947-2 for low ratings
NDN NDN
Number of poles Voltage(V) Breaking Breaking In Breaking
capacity capacity capacity
Icn Icu Icu
IEC 60 898 IEC 60 947-2 IEC 60 947-2
1P 230 to 240 10,000 15kA 0.5 - 2A 80kA
400 to 415 - - 3A - 4A 50kA
2P, 3P, 4P 230 to 240 - 30kA 6A 30kA
400 to 415 10,000 15kA
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2 2 6 NDN202A
3 2 6 NDN203A
2 4
4 2 6 NDN204A
6 2 6 NDN206A
10 2 6 NDN210A
16 2 6 NDN216A
20 2 6 NDN220A
25 2 6 NDN225A
32 2 6 NDN232A
40 2 6 NDN240A
50 2 6 NDN250A
63 2 6 NDN263A
NDN 232A
NDN320A
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MZN120
MZN121
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SP&N 10 1 12 ML510J
16 1 12 ML516J
20 1 12 ML520J
25 1 12 ML525J
32 1 12 ML532J
ML516J
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Thermal magnetic circuit The circuit breakers curve “D” - HMX curve “C”
breakers are particularly adapted to the 50 kA of 16 - 63 A :
protection of the circuits where width 1.5 ❚ / pole
curves “B” - “C” - “D” the installations are subject to
high in-rush currents. - HLE curve “B” 10000
In 80 to 125 A 10 kA of 80 - 100 - 125 A :
These circuit breakers are width 1.5 ❚ / pole
intended for the protection of the - HMB curve “B” 15000
circuits against overloads and 15 kA of 80 - 100 - 125 A : - HLF curve “C” 10000
short circuits in professional width 1.5 ❚ / pole 10 kA of 80 - 100 - 125 A :
premises (from residential to width 1.5 ❚ / pole
commercial and industrial - HMC curve “C” 15000
premises). 15 kA of 80 - 100 - 125 A :
width 1.5 ❚ / pole
The circuit breakers curve “B”
are particularly recommended - HMD curve “D” 15000
for the circuits with long cable 15 kA of 80 - 100 - 125 A :
length and for residential loads width 1.5 ❚ / pole
with low in-rush current.
The circuit breakers curve “C” - HMK curve “C”
are adapted to the protection of 30 kA of 80 - 100 - 125 A :
the circuits in professional width 1.5 ❚ / pole
premises.
These circuit breakers are Nominal voltage : 230/400 V - Terminals with tightening - RCD Add-on blocks, simple,
equipped with reinforced screw compensation. quick, adjustable and fixed
cages. insulation voltage: 500 V These circuit breakers are 1. assembly
equipped with screw cages 2. connection
A label holder is integrated Options : with tightening 3. locking
under the handle to ensure the - Auxiliary : compensation, reinforcement the assembly of the add-on
location of the product. • to visualise the state ON or cage, cable holding jaws. block is carried out very
OFF of the circuit breaker, These elements contribute to quickly and easily. Simple
The “OFF” position is clearly • to ON/OFF remotely the an effective cable tightening and fast : it is a Hager
shown by a green indicator circuit breaker over time. innovation. add-on blocks
below the handle. 125A are available in fixed
- Locking mechanism - These circuit breakers are version and adjustable
Suitable for isolation (according equipped with cable version.
to IEC 60947-2) : the isolation of - Terminal covers and phase terminals of type “fast on”
the circuit breakers is indicated separators upstream and downstream to
by a green indicator on the feed an auxiliary low voltage
handle. - RCD add-on blocks circuit (indicating lights,
auxiliary control...)
These circuit breakers have quick - Disassembly capability : Max. circuit 6A 6 mm2 maxi.
closing : fast and simultaneous Bistable DIN-rail latches
closing of the contacts, (2 positions) upstream and - Lockable handle
independent of the handling dowstream facilitate the MCB can be locked in “Off”
speed. assembly or the position by the integrated
disassembling of the circuit locking facility on the handle.
That increases the life of the breakers on the DIN-rail. This lock allows to insert a
circuit breaker whatever the type 2.5-3.5mm plastic cable tie
of load. where you can fit a warning
card if necessary and allows
a safer working environment
for all personnel.
HMB / HMC
HMD 15kA / B, C, D YES YES YES YES YES
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2
125 1.5 HLE199S HLF199S
HLF199S
2 4
125 3 HLE299S HLF299S
HLF299F
1 3 5
100 4.5 HLE390S HLF390S
HLF399S
1 3 5 7
100 6 HLE490S HLF490S
HLF499S
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Curves “B”, ”C” and ”D” 15000 Tripping curves : Connection capacity :
IEC 60 898-1 “B” magnetic setting between - 35mm2 flexible wire
15 kA 3 and 5 In (50mm2 possible with some
IEC 60 947-2 “C” magnetic setting between cable end-caps)
5 and 10 In - 70mm2 rigid wire
In 80 to 125 A “D” magnetic setting between KEMA
10 and 20 In In conformity with the
IEC 60 898-1, 947-2 approved
Use :
Residential, commercial and
industrial premises
HMC199
HMC299
HMC399
HMC499
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HMK199
1 3 100 3 1 HMK290
125 3 1 HMK299
2 4
HMK299
HMK399
1 3 5 7 100 6 1 HMK490
125 6 1 HMK499
2 4 6 8
HMK499
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HMX120
HMX225
HMX320
HMX440
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MZN130
Phase separator 1 set of 3 phase separators MZN131
MZN131
MZ912
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All auxiliaries are common to Test mode for CZ001, MZ201, CZ001 must be fitted on the
both single and multi-pole circuit MZ202 : possible to test cabling RCCB before fitting maximum
breakers. These auxiliaries are of auxiliary circuits operation by one additional auxiliary (MZ203
fitted to the left hand side of tripping-over contacts manually. to MZ206).
devices. Resetting of contact occurs Up to 4 auxiliaries can be fitted
Fault indication, auxiliaries, simultaneously with MCB/RCCB on MCB.
shunt trips, and under-voltage resetting.
releases are fitted with a flag
indicator that indicates the auto-
matic/remote tripping of the
device.
Å
MZ201
24 - 48 Vac 1 1 MZ204
12 - 48 Vdc
MZN175
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MCB
Time (sec)
Time (sec)
Time (sec)
20 20 20
10 10 10
6 6 6
4 4 4
2 2 2
1 1 1
0, 6 0, 6 0, 6
0, 4 0, 4 0, 4
0, 2
B 0, 2 0, 2
0, 1 0, 1 C 0, 1 D
0, 04 0, 04 0, 04
0, 02 0, 02 0, 02
0, 01 0, 01 0, 01
0, 004 0, 004 0, 004
1 1, 5 2 3 4 6 8 10 15 20 30 40 1 1, 5 2 3 4 6 8 10 15 20 30 40 1 1, 5 2 3 4 6 8 10 15 20 30 40
1, 13 1, 13 1, 13
1, 45 1, 45 1, 45
I / In I / In I / In
Electrical characteristics
MCB type MY _ _ _E MT_ _ _A MU_ _ _A NB_ _ _A NC_ _ _A NDN_ _ _A NRN HMX HLE/F HMB/C/D HMK
Current rating 1 - 63A 6 - 63A 2 - 63A 6 - 63A 0.5 - 63A 0.5 - 63A 6 - 63A 25 - 63A 80-125A 80-125A 80-125A
Tripping curve
B: 3 - 5In
C: 5 - 10In C B C B C D C C B/C B/C/D C
D: 10 - 20In
Breaking capacity
EN 60 898 & IEC 898 4.5kA 6kA 6kA 10kA 10kA 10kA - - 10kA 15kA -
IEC 947 - 2 6kA 10kA 10KA 15kA 15kA 15KA 15/25kA 50kA 10kA 15kA 30kA
NEMA AB - 1 10KAIC 22KAIC 22KAIC 30KAIC 30KAIC 30KAIC 30KAIC - - - -
Rated voltage - 50/60Hz 230/400Vac (max. 440Vac) 240 / 415Vac
Isolating voltage 500V
Electrical endurance 0.5 to 32A 20 000 operations
40 to 125A 10 000 operations
Working temperature -5°C to +60°C
Tropicalisation Treatment 2 with relative humidity 95% at 55°C
In (A) 30°C 35°C 40°C 45°C 50°C 55°C 60°C No. of units K
0.5 0.5 0.47 0.45 0.4 0.38 - - n=1 1
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MCB
➝
Peak current in kA
Power loss
The power loss of MCB’s is closely controlled by the standards and is
calculated on the basis of the voltage drop across the main terminals
measured at rated current. The power loss of Hager circuit breakers is
very much lower than that required by the IEC Standard, so in conse-
quences run cooler and are less affected when mounted together.
The table below gives the watts loss per pole at rated current.
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10000
10000 125 A
125 A 100 A
100 A
4000
4000 80 A
80 A
1000
1000
400 80 A, 100 A, 125 A
➝
➝
400 80 A, 100 A, 125 A
intensité crête en kA2s
10
10
4
4
1
1 0, 4 1 4 10 40 100 1000 10000 100000
0, 4 1 4 10 40 100 1000 10000 100000
Icc en A ➝ Icc en A ➝
MCBs : HMC
10000 125 A
100 A
4000 80 A
1000
400 125 A
➝
100 A
80 A
intensité crête en kA2s
100
40
10
1
0, 4 1 4 10 40 100 1000 10000 100000
Icc en A ➝
10000 10000
80 A, 100 A, 125 A 80 A, 100 A, 125 A
5000 5000
➝
➝
Intensité crête en kA
Intensité crête en kA
1000 1000
500 500
100 100
100 500 1000 5000 10000 40000 100 500 1000 5000 10000 40000
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Connection diagram
t i me
set
30s 3mi n
3
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auxiliaries
Note
Default indication auxiliaries and shunt trips or under voltage
releases are fitted with tripping indications and reset facility.
Recapitulative table
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RCD add-on blocks for circuit Adjustable blocks : HI (High Immunity) : Assembly and disassembly
Breakers HMB, HMC, HMD, The setting is done by actuating The products with “reinforced facilitated by the drawer assembly
HLE, HLF, HMK, HMX. the thumbwheel in front face. immunity” reduce the unexpected system. The terminal cover is
The setting thumbwheels are pro- tripping when they protect dependent of the add-on block.
Fixed : tected by a transparent sealable equipment generating disturbances It is provided with jeying systems
- high sensitivity 30 cover. (micro-processing, electronic avoiding the omission of terminal
mA ballast,...) tightening downstream of the
instantaneous Dissassembly : circuit breaker. .
- average sensitivity The bistable latch (2 positions) The differential defect or earth fault
300 mA - facilitate the assembly or dissas- is visualized by the rearmament Nominal voltage: -15 +10 %
instantaneous. sembly by the bottom of the “cir- handle of the block in low position 2 poles: 230 V
cuit breaker + block.” (yellow colour). Three and four-pole: 230/400 V
Settings : Test button for differential functioning Test button: 230/400 V.
- sensitivity In 0.3 - 0.5 - 1 A ... These RCD add-on blocks exist check.
- delay t 0 - 60 -150 ms. in version AC and in version A-HI. In conformity with the
Tightening compensation requirements of the appendix G
These devices are intended to Version AC : cages of the IEC 61009-1.
be fixed on the right side of the The add-on blocks are protected These circuits breakers blocks
circuit breakers to form differen- against unexpected tripping cau- are equipped with screw cages In conformity with the
tial circuit breakers from 80 to sed by the transitory leakage with tightening compensation, requirements of standard
125A, two, three or four-pole. currents : lightning, capacitive reinforcement arch, cable holding IEC 60947-2.
loading. jaws. These elements contribute
This “circuit breaker + block” to an effective tightening over time.
ensures, in addition to the over- Version A HI :
load and short circuit protection, Type A : Connection capacity :
the protection of the installations when the electrical load is likely to - 35mm2 flexible connection
against the insulation defects produce fault component dc pulsa- (50mm2 possible with some
(300mA and 1A) and the protec- ting current, the protection of the terminals),
tion of the people against the people must be carried out by dif- - 70mm2 rigid connection.
direct contacts (30mA) and indi- ferentials of type A.
rect (300mA).
BTC280E
Add-on blocks 4 poles Fixed 125 6 BDC380E BDH380E
3 P.P 30 mA
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In
A specific keying
system will
prevent assembly
of an add-on
block of a rating
lower than the
one of the MCB.
E E
E
2 P.P. 6 to 63 A 4❚
2 P.P. HM 80 to 125 A 9❚
3 P.P. 6 to 25 A 5❚
3 P.P. 32 to 63 A 6❚
3 P.P. HM 80 to 125 A 10.5 ❚
4 P.P. 6 to 25 A 6❚
4 P.P. 32 to 63 A 7❚
4 P.P. 6 to 63 A 7❚
4 P.P. HM 80 to 125 A 12 ❚
add-on blocks 25, 40, 63, 80, 100 * 4 pole add-on blocks
and 125A two output
use
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CN240B
30mA 2 25 6 CH225J
4 40 6 CH440J
300mA 2 40 6 CQ240J
CH225J
2 63 6 CQ263J
4 40 3 CQ440J
4 63 3 CQ463J
CQ463J
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Designation Sensitivity In/A Breaking Width in ❚ Pack Cat. Ref. Cat. Ref.
IDn capacity 17.5mm qty. type B type C
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Designation Sensitivity In/A Breaking Width in I Pack Cat. Ref. Cat. Ref.
IDn capacity 17.5mm qty. type B type C
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RCBO electronic
Operating voltage
110 - 230 V AC
Sensitivity In Breaking In/A Width in ❚ Pack Cat. Ref. Cat. Ref.
mA capacity 17.5mm qty. type B type C
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RCCB (ELCB)
The drawing opposite shows how a torroid is located around the line
and neutral conductors to measure the magnetic fields created by
the current flowing in these conductors. The sum of the magnetic
fileds set up by these currents (which takes into consideration both
the magnetic and phase relationship of the currents) is detected by
the torroid.
It is most important that the line and neutral conductors are passed
through the torroid. A common cause of nuisance operation is the
failure to connect the neutral through the device.
RCCBs work just as well on three phase or three phase and neutral
circuits, but when the neutral is distributed it must pass through the
torroid.
RCCB are not suitable for use on DC systems and unearthed net-
works.
Split busbar consumer unit Standard types of RCCB may not respond to this type of earth fault
All circuits are fed via an overall isolator and selected circuits fed current and the intended degree of protection will not be provided.
additionally via the RCCB. Typical circuits fed direct are lighting,
freezer, storage heating : and circuits fed via the RCCB are socket Check for symbol :
outlets, garage circuits. This concept minimises inconvenience in the
event of fault. Hager provide a range of pulsating d.c. sensitive devices for this
type of application.
Whole ring circuit
A 30mA device adjacent to the consumer unit, which provides pro-
tection for the downstairs ring circuit, provides an easy installation
with protection for all associated socket outlets. This represents the Tripping characteristics
best solution for upgrading existing installations.
Type In(A) IΔn(A) Standard values of break time(s) and
Nuisance tripping non-actuating time(s) at a residual current (I)
All Hager RCCBs incorporate a filtering device preventing the risk of
nuisance tripping due to transient voltages (lightning, line distur- equal to :
bances on other equipment...) and transient currents (from high 0.5IΔn IΔn 2IΔn 5IΔn 500A
capacitive circuit).
general any ≤ 0.03 no trip 0.1s 0.1s 0.04s 0.04s max.
Check for the symbol : value break
times
> 0.03 no trip 0.3s 0.15s 0.04s 0.04s max.
break
times
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RCCB
Protection against shock outside the equipotential bonding zone The provision of residual current protection throughout a system or
in vulnerable parts of a system will greatly reduce the hazard of fire
Bonding conductors are used in an installation to maintain metallic caused by such faults.
parts, as near as possible, to the same potential as earth.
Working with portable equipment outside this equipotential bonding PEN conductors
zone, e.g. in the car park of a factory, introduces The use of RCCBs is PEN conductors is prohibited. A PEN conduc-
additional shock hazards. Socket outlets rated 32A or less ‘which ay tor is a single conductor combining the functions of neutral conduc-
be reasonably expected to supply portable tor and protective conductor. This being so, when the PEN conduc-
equipment for use outdoors’ should have at least one socket nomi- tor is taken through the torroid of an RCCB, earth faults will go
nated for outdoor use. This socket should be equipped with RCC undetected because the return path for the earth fault current is
protection unless fed from an isolating transformer or similar device, included in the resiual sum.
or fed from a reduced voltage.
Use of Hager RCCBs on 3 phase 3 wire systems
Protection in special situations (IEE wiring regulation) The Hager range of 4 pole RCCBs can be used to provide residual
The use of RCCBs is obligatory or recommended in the following current protection of 3 phase, 3 wire circuits (no neutral).
situations :
- TT systems
- Agricultural and horticultural : 30mA RCCB for socket outlets and Supply entry
for the purpose of protection against fire, RCCB 0.5A sensitivity. Top or bottom feed.
OFF ON
green red Te st Te st
or
Test
Te st t
Te s
OFF
grey yellow
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HR522
adjustable IΔn: 5VA 1 C/O HR523
0,5-1-3-5-10-20-30A
delay settings:
inst -0.1-0.2-0.25-0.3-0.4-0.5s
HR525
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Technical characteristics
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Technical characteristics
Circular torroids :
HR700
32
Ø 30 Ø 59
70
30
E 63 ref. A B C D E F G
33
HR741 Ø 35 79 100 35 43 26 48.5
F
D
8 HR742 Ø 70 110 130 52 57 32 66
B 48 mm
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Torroid capacity
U 1000 R2V U 1000 R2V U 1000 R2V U 1000 R2V U 1000 R2V U 1000 R2V
copper copper copper copper copper copper
(1 conductor) (1 conductor) (2 conductors) (4 conductors) (4 conductors) (2 conductors)
stripped stripped
Torroid
inner
diameter
2 2 2 2 2 2
30 HR700 4 x 16 mm 2 x 50 mm 35 mm 35 mm 35 mm 50 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
35 HR741 4 x 25 mm 2 x 70 mm 35 mm 50 mm 35 mm 70 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
70 HR742 4 x 185 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 150 mm 35 mm 240 mm 35 mm 300 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
105 HR743 4 x 500 mm 2 x 630 or 4 x 185 mm 35 mm 300 mm 35 mm 300 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
140 HR744 4 x 630 mm 2 x 630 or 4 x 240 mm 35 mm 300 mm 35 mm 300 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
210 HR745 4 x 630 mm 2 x 630 or 4 x 240 mm 35 mm 300 mm 35 mm 300 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
70 x 175 HR830 4 x 630 mm 2 x 630 or 4 x 240 mm 35 mm 300 mm 35 mm 300 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
115 x 305 HR831 4 x 630 mm 2 x 630 or 4 x 240 mm 35 mm 300 mm 35 mm 300 mm
2 2 2 2 2 2
150 x 350 HR832 4 x 630 mm 2 x 630 or 4 x 240 mm 35 mm 300 mm 35 mm 300 mm
H07 V - U H07 V - U
copper copper
(1 conductor) (1 conductor)
torroid torroid
Torroid inner
diameter
2 2
30 HR700 4 x 35 mm 2 x 70 mm
2 2
35 HR741 4 x 50 mm 2 x 95 mm
2 2
70 HR742 4 x 240 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 185 mm
2 2
105 HR743 4 x 400 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 240 mm
2 2
140 HR744 4 x 400 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 240 mm
2 2
210 HR745 4 x 400 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 240 mm
2 2
70 x 175 HR830 4 x 400 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 240 mm
2 2
115 x 305 HR831 4 x 400 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 240 mm
2 2
150 x 350 HR832 4 x 400 mm 2 x 400 or 4 x 240 mm
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3P 3 6 LS503
3P + N 4 3 LS504
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2 phases 3 5 LR602
LR601
2 phases 4 3 LR702
3 phases 6 2 LR703
LR703
switchfuse
Designation Description Width in ❚ Pack Cat.Ref.
17.5mm qty.
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motor starters
Connection capacity
2 conductors
Max size 1 to 4mm2 flexible
1.5 tomm2 6 rigid
Designation Current Standard power Rating of 3 phase Width in ❚ Pack Cat. Ref.
setting motor 50/60Hz (AC3 category) 17.5mm qty. type B
230V (kW) 400V (kW)
MM501N
1.6 - 2.4A 0.55 0.8 2.5 1 MM507N
MZ520N
Auxiliary contacts 1C + 1O 2A - 400V~ 0.5 1 MZ520N
(act as an indicating 3.5A - 230V~
control device to monitor
the ON or OFF position)
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Nominal breaking capacity > short circuit current : fuses are not
necessary, if nominal breaking capacity < short circuit current : fuses
must be used, breaking capacity of association is 80kA (with BS 88
fuses)
M
2
20
MZ520N
time in seconds
10
2A - 400V~
5
3.5A - 230V~
2
Alarm contact (mounted inside starter)
1
MZ527N
0, 2 2A - 400V~
3,5A - 230V~
0, 05
0, 02
0, 005
0, 002
1 1, 5 2 3 4 6 8 10 15 20 30
multiples of In ➝ 14
2 1
1
OFF
Clic ! Clic !
3 2
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Photovoltaic fuse and fuses - minimum interrupting: Switch disconnectors Connection capacity
DC protection of photovoltaic 2 x In (2-3-4A), Designed for photovoltaic appli- rigid conductors: 16
strings against overload and 1.9 x In (6-8-10-12A), cation but fully compatible to flexible conductors: 10
short-circuits. 1.6 x In (16-20A) any DC purposes.
Contact making and break inde- Comply IEC 60 947-3
Technical data Connection capacity pendent to operator speed.
- sizes: L38 (10 x 38) rigid conductors: 16
- class of operation: flexible conductors: 10 Technical data
gPV (PV fuse) - poles: 4P
- poles: 1P, 2P Comply with IEC 60269-2, IEC - voltage rating: 1000V DC 21B
- voltage rating: 1000V DC for 60269-2-1 and IEC 60947-3 - current rating: 32A
fuse carriers and 900V DC for
fuses
- fuse carriers current rating:
32A
- fuses current rating: 1 to 32A
- breaking capacity: 30kA
3 10 LF303PV
4 10 LF304PV
5 10 LF305PV
6 10 LF306PV
8 10 LF308PV
L501PV 10 10 LF310PV
12 10 LF312PV
15 10 LF315PV
16 10 LF316PV
20 10 LF320PV
25 10 LF325PV
32 10 LF332PV
SB432PV
SPV325
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SPDs with plug in cartridge with Common characteristics : For remote signalling, an auxilia- For auxiliary contact :
very high, high and medium dis- SPDs with base and cartridges. ry contact (R version) is used to - 0.5mm2 mini
charge current capacity Available in 2 versions : report the information of condi- - 1.5mm2 maxi
(65 kA, 40 kA and 15 kA). - SPDs with base and plug in tion indication until the end of
cartridges with an end of life life of the product. - Degree of protection : IP 203
SPDs with plug in cartridge indication LED (in enclosure).
ensure : - SPDs with base and auxiliary The cartridge allows simple
- General protection of electrical contact for remote signallings replacement without the need to
or electronic equipment, and plug in cartridges with cut-off the power supply
- Protection in common and reserve protection indicator . - SPDs are equipped with
differential mode for domestic, integrated thermic and
industrial and commercial This version, with reserve indica- dynamic disconnection
buildings. tor, shows the intermediary
state, with indication of the need - Connection capacity of
to change the cartridge before terminal blocks, (L, N/E) :
disconnection, but keeps the - 25mm2 flexible conductor,
maximal protection capacity till - 35mm2 rigid conductor
the end.
4 poles 3 Ph + N 4 SPN465R
with reserve indicator and remote
signalling
Up : 1.5 kV at In
SPN465R
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- 2 poles 1 Ph + N 2 SPN240R
with reserve indicator and
remote signalling
Up : 1.2 kV at In
- 2 poles 1 Ph + N 2 SPD240D
Up : 1.2 kV at In
- 4 poles 3 Ph + N 4 SPD440D
Up : 1.2 kV at In
- 4 poles 3 Ph + N 4 SPN415R
SPD415D with reserve indicator and
remote signalling
Up : 1.0 kV at In
- 4 poles 3 Ph + N 4 SPD415D
Up : 1.0 kV at In
SPN140C SPN040C
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3 Ph + N 4 1 SPM465E
In = 35kA
Up = 1.8V to In
SPM240E
3 Ph + N 4 1 SPM440E
In = 20kA
Up = 1.5V to In
3 Ph + N 4 1 SPM420E
In = 10kA
Up = 1.3V to In
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SPDs with low voltage Optimal coordination is obtained Discharge current : Connection capacity :
protection level when cascaded with a main I max. 8 kA (8/20 wave). - 6mm2 flexible conductor
protection device (lower Up see - 10mm2 rigid conductor .
To protect very sensitive table below) A green LED on the front face
electronic equipment. Protection is assured in both indicates the status of the SPD Degree of protection : IP 20
The fine protection complements common and differential modes. connected in series with the (in enclosure).
the main protection and can equipment that needs to be
protect 1 or several electronic protected. Complies with
devices. Connected in series with the NF EN 61-643-11
equipment that needs to be September 2002
protected.
SPD
With low voltage protection level 2 poles 1 Ph + N 2 SPN208
SPN208S
SPN408S
SPN504
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SPDs
Installation example
D. B.
500 mA
S F
telephone line
L1
C1 32 A max.
General SPD
with plug on
cartridge
Some installation rules for SPDs Note. : When SPD is fitted downstream of RCD, the system should
- General SPD protects the whole installation by diverting the preferably be selective (with time delay) to avoid nuisance tripping.
lightning current to the earth. Fitted in directly dowstream the type
S differential function or delayed for system TT and TN-S.
- The cable length L1 must be reduced to less than 0,5m
- The resistance of the earth connection must be weakest possible
(approx. 10 ) and only one is requested by installation,
- SPDs SPN 208 and SPN 408S protect very sensitive devices of
class I and class II.
- A cable length of at least 1m is requested between general and
secondary SPD to ensure a minimum impedance in order to avoid
the simultaneous bringing into conduction of both SPDs,
- SPDs SPN 504 and SPN 505 protect analog or digital telephone
lines from very sensitive receivers.
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SPDs with plug in cartridge Keying system for fitting of neutral and phase cartridge
Presentation of 1 pole and multi pole SPDs : Neutral plug in cartridges can not be fitted in slots for phase
Available in two versions : cartridges and visa versa
- Base with an auxiliay contact and cartridges with reserve indicator
- Base without auxiliary contact and cartridges with end of life LED
Base
Reserve
indicator
End of life
LED
Plug in
cartrige
OK
12 14 11
2
0,5 mm
Auxiliary contact mini 2
1.5 mm
connection capacity maxi
Remote signalling voltage 230 V 250 V ...
ominal current 1A 0,1 A
12 14 11
2 poles or
4 poles base
d1
d1
d1 ≤ 50 cm
d1 + d2 ≤ 50 cm
PE
PE
d2
PEN PEN
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25 A ( max)
SP208S
N L
N L1 L2 L3 OK 25 A ( max)
SPN 408S
SP208S
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* available in Q2 2013
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Expert
tips
1 5
Knock outs and Neutral bar
removable gland plate
2.0mm (up to 400A)
2.5mm (up to 630A - 800A)
2 6
Robust 1.2mm steel Top or bottom fed
enclosure
3 7
Terminal cover Accepts BS88 fuses
4 8
Lockable off Key hole mounting slots
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Auxiliary contact
1AC type NO 1 HZF301
1AC type NC 1 HZF302
Terminal cover 2P 3P 4P
100A HZF201 HZF202 HZF203
125A, 160A HZF202 HZF203
200A to 400A HZF204 HZF205
630A to 800A HZF206 HZF207
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Terminal cover 3P 4P
125A to 200A HZC201 HZC202
250A to 400A HZC203 HZC204
630A HZC205 HZC206
800A HZ036 HZ046
JAE320S-IP55
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C B D
E1
F F1
Cat.Ref Cat.Ref A B C D E E1 F F1
JAB302S JAB402S 250 105 180 177 110 / 172 /
JAB303S JAB403S 250 105 180 177 110 / 172 /
JAB306S JAB406S 250 105 180 177 110 / 172 /
JAB310S JAB410S 250 150 180 177 130 / 172 /
JAC316S JAC416S 300 150 250 232 140 / 192 /
JAE320S JAE420S 400 200 375 357 265 / 292 /
JAE325S JAE425S 400 200 375 357 265 / 292 /
JAG331S JAG431S 500 200 375 357 265 / 380 /
JAG340S JAG440S 500 200 375 357 265 / 380 /
JAH363S JAH463S 650 300 500 481.5 390 / 529 /
JAH380S JAH480S 650 300 500 481.5 390 / 529 /
JAH390S JAH490S 1050 300 750 747 640 / 937 /
JAH392S JAH492S 1050 300 750 747 640 / 937 /
Cat.Ref Cat.Ref A B C D E E1 F F1
JAB306S-IP55 JAB406S-IP55 300 200 300 300 / 330 / 195
JAB310S-IP55 JAB410S-IP55 300 200 300 300 / 330 / 195
JAC316S-IP55 JAC416S-IP55 400 200 300 300 / 330 / 295
JAE320S-IP55 JAE420S-IP55 600 250 400 400 / 430 / 495
JAE325S-IP55 JAE425S-IP55 600 250 400 400 / 430 / 495
JAG331S-IP55 JAG431S-IP55 700 250 500 500 / 530 / 595
JAG340S-IP55 JAG440S-IP55 700 250 500 500 / 530 / 595
JAH363S-IP55 JAH463S-IP55 800 300 600 600 / 630 / 695
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control relays
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control relays
EU102
Voltage control relay Power supply Un 400V~ 50/60Hz 2 1 EU302
control relay Under/over voltage control
Umin/Umax : +/-5% to +/-20%
Un set via potentiometer
Output : changeover contact
8A AC1 250V~
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control relays
L
N 1,2 Un
Un
0,75 Un
1 5 9
EU 100
2 4 6
t1 t1 t1 t1 t1
2 Def
2 Def
1 On
2 4 6 10 1 On
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control relays
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control relays
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latching relays D3
contactors D8
latching relays
48 24 16A-250V 1 12 EPN501
A1 1
24 12 16A-250V 1 12 EPN513
A2 2
12 - 16A-250V 1 12 EPN511
8 - 16A-250V 1 12 EPN512
EPN510
110 48 16A-250V 1 1 EPN523
A2 2 4
48 24 16A-250V 1 1 EPN526
24 12 16A-250V 1 1 EPN524
12 - 16A-250V 1 1 EPN521
8 - 16A-250V 1 1 EPN522
A1 1 3
1NC+1NO 230 110 16A-250V 1 1 EPN515
48 24 16A-250V 1 1 EPN503
24 12 16A-250V 1 1 EPN518
12 - 16A-250V 1 1 EPN519
24 12 16A-400V 2 1 EPN541
A1 1 3 5 7
2NC+2NO 230 110 16A-250V 2 1 EPN525
24 12 16A-250V 2 1 EPN528
A2 2 4 6 8
A2 2 4 6 8
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Auxiliaries for centralised control Auxiliary contact Connection latching relay + aux-
The EPN 050 allows the A remote signalling can be iliary
centralised control of several realised with the auxiliary Several auxiliaries can be
light sources which can be contact EPN 051. combined with the latching relay.
turned on or off simultaneously.
The separate switching by Auxiliary for control by Connection capacity
pushing the pushbuttons, which maintained contact 10mm2 rigid cables
are connected with the latching When control devices with 6mm2 flexible cables
relay, remains possible. permanent impulse are
externally driven, e.g. time
The EPN 052 allows an overall switches or limit switches, an
central control of individual impulse control directly to the
central on/off EPN 050 latching relay’s coil is possible
with the auxiliary contact
EPN 053.
11
12 14
EPN050
21 23
22 24
EPN051
31 33
32 34
EPN052
11
12 14
EPN053
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latching relays
Technical characteristics
EPN510 EPN516 EPN501 EPN513 EPN511 EPN512 EPN525 EPN548 EPN528
EPN515 EPN523 EPN503 EPN518 EPN519 EPN522 EPN540 EPN541
EPN520 EPN526 EPN524 EPN521 EPN546
Coil in AC
voltage rating 230V 110V 48V 24V 12V 8V 230V 48V 24V
tolerance +10/-20%
frequency 50Hz
start consumption 25VA 55VA
Coil in DC
voltage rating 110V 48V 24V 12V - - 110V 24V 12V
tolerance +10/-20%
start consumption 12VA 25VA
Contacts
max. perm. Current AC1 16A
voltage 250V AC 400V AC
electrical endurance 150 000 operations
mechanical endurance 500 000 operations
ohmic loss per current path 1.2W
minimum duration of impulse 50 ms
maximum time under voltage 1H
pushbutton with signal lamp
without condensator 6 (1mA / lamp)
ingress protection IP20
working temperature -5 to +40°C
storage temperature -40 to +80°C
Connection
2
flexible 6 mm
2
rigid 10 mm
Incandescent lamps 230V load 40W 60W 75W 100W 150W 200W 300W 500W
with and without halogen number 45 30 24 15 12 9 5 3
Incandescent lamps load 20W 50W 75W 100W 150W 300W
Low voltage halogen number 70 28 19 14 9 3
Fluorescent lamps load 15W 18W 30W 36W 58W
Uncompensated number 29 25 25 24 14
Fluorescent lamps load 15W 18W 30W 36W 58W
Parrallel compensation number 27 27 25 25 16
C total max(a) 121μF 121μF 112μF 112μF 112μF
Two lamps circuit load 2x18W 2x20W 2x36W 2x40W 2x58W 2x65W
series compensation number 40 40 22 22 12 12
C 2.7μF 2.7μF 3.4μF 3.4μF 5.3μF 5.3mF
load 18W 36W 58W
number 30 28 15
Two lamp circuit with load 2x18W 2x36W 2x58W
electronics power supply units number 15 13 8
Fluo compact load 7W 10W 18W 26W
uncompensated number 50 45 40 25
Fluo compact electronic load 11W 15W 20W 23W
power supply unit number 80 60 50 40
High intensity discharge
metal halogen lamps, load 50W 80W 125W 250W 400W
uncompensated number 11 9 7 3 2
Metal halogen lamps, load 50W 80W 125W 250W 400W
parrallel compensation number 9 8 6 3 2
C total max(a) 63μF 58μF 60μF 54μF 50μF
High pressure sodium vapour load 70W 150W 250W 400W
lamps, uncompensated number 9 5 3 2
High pressure sodium vapour load 70W 150W 250W 400W
lamps, parrallel compensated number 5 3 2 1
C total max(a) 60μF 54μF 64μF 50μF
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24 to 230V AC - 24 to 230V AC
nominal load - 2A/250V AC -
lmin/230V AC - 15mA -
working temperature -5 to +40°C
storage temperature -40 to 80°C
Connections : flexible 6 mm2
3
rigid 10mm2 1
Application diagram
N
general
OFF ON centralised
command
31 11 11 31 11 11
A1 1 3 A1 1 3 A1 1 3 A1 1 3
A2 2 4 A2 2 4 A2 2 4 A2 2 4
32 14 14 32 14 14
ON OFF ON OFF
34 12 12 34 12 12
EPN 052
group group
centralised centralised
command command
23
11
C.20
21
A1 1 3
A1 1 3
A2 2 4
A2 2 4
12
22
14
24
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Relays
Humfree relays
ERC418
2NO+2NC 24V 16A-440V 2 1 ERD418S
AC/DC
EN145
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contactors
Contactors
40A-440V 3 1 ESC240
40A-440V 3 1 ESD240
63A-440V 3 1 ESD263
63A-440V 3 1 ESL263
40A-440V 3 1 ESC241
63A-440V 3 1 ESC264
63A-440V 3 1 ESD264
63A-440V 3 1 ESL264
40A-440V 3 4 ESC340
ESC325
63A-440V 3 1 ESC363
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contactors
Contactors
40A-440V 3 4 ESC440
63A-440V 3 4 ESC463
40A-440V 3 1 ESD440
63A-440V 3 1 ESD463
63A-440V 3 1 ESL463
40A-440V 3 1 ESC441
63A-440V 3 1 ESC464
63A-440V 3 1 ESD464
40A-440V 3 1 ESC442
ESC463
63A-440V 3 1 ESC465
40A-440V 3 4 ESC443
63A-440V 3 1 ESC466
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humfree contactors
Humfree contactors
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override contactors
Override contactors
40A-440V 3 1 ERC240
63A-440V 3 1 ERC263
40A-440V 3 1 ERD240
40A-440V 3 1 ERL240
63A-440V 3 1 ERL263
ERC425
3NO+1NC 230V 25A-440V 2 1 ERC428
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ERC425S
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Night & day contactors Standard 1❚ and 2❚ versions are Complies with NF EN 61095
Night & day contactors allows recommended for applications
the functioning of electrical where a reduced consumption Auxiliary contact
devices during off-peak hours, and heating dissipation are - associated with a contactor, it
especially storage heaters and needed. allows remote signaling,
water-heaters. - mechanical status indicator.
The manual override allows: The humfree versions ETCx25S
- temporary override with are recommended for housing
automatic return at next coil applications where silent
energization, operating is requested.
- permanent switch-off in case Humfree operating is guaranteed
of long leave. in time, switching noise is
reduced.
ETC425S
4NO 230V 50/60Hz 25A-250V 2 1 ETC425S
220V DC
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Auxiliary contact
13 11 1NO+1NC 6A-250V 1/2 1 ESC080
14 12
ESC080
ESC002
LZ060
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Power dissipation
Power dissipation per current path 1W 1.5W 1W 1.5W 3.2W 5W 0.4W
Magnetic system for eco and standard contactor
Pick-up 7.4VA 7.4VA 9.2VA 9.2VA 60VA 60VA -
Coil consumption 1.8VA 1.8VA 1.85VA 1.85VA 7VA 7VA -
Closing delay 25ms 25ms 25ms 25ms 25ms 25ms -
Opening delay 15ms 15ms 15ms 15ms 20ms 20ms -
Connection
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Main contact rigid 1...10mm 1...10mm 1...10mm 1...10mm 4...25mm 4...25mm 1...6mm
cable section flexible 1...6mm
2
1...6mm
2
1...6mm
2
1...6mm
2
4...16mm
2
4...16mm
2
1...6mm
2
Working temperature
-10°C to +50°C
Storage temperature
-40°C to +80°C
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choice of contactors
The contactors are AC7-a (resistive load) and AC7-b (inductive load)
approved.
Y B
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lighting selection
Lighting selection If the inrush current is not known, choose the column “I peak high” in
Due to the large variety of electrical characteristics in lamps, order to favour the contactor lifetime.
especially for the inrush current, the chart gives the maximum num- The table below indicates the number of lamps (or dual fittings) that
ber of lamps based on the lamp technology and the inrush current can be connected to each pole of the contactor on 230V/50hz
(high / low). The goal is to give the most precise and the highest circuits.
number of lamps acceptable for the contactor.
Incandescent lamps
tungsten & halogen lamps 40W 32 38 50 60 76 102 120 160
60W 21 31 33 48 67 79 105 125
75W 17 24 27 38 67 63 105 100
100W 13 19 20 30 41 48 65 75
150W 9 13 13 20 29 32 45 50
200W 6 10 10 15 22 24 35 38
300W 4 6 7 10 15 16 23 25
500W 3 4 4 6 9 10 14 15
1000W 1 2 2 3 4 5 7 8
Fluorescent tubes
energy saving lamp 13W 11 21 17 33 55 108 86 170
compact fluo lamp 14W 7 21 11 33 36 108 57 170
with external electronic ballast 17W 7 21 11 33 36 108 57 170
or compensated 18W 7 21 11 33 36 108 57 170
24W 7 17 11 27 36 75 57 91
26W 7 12 11 19 36 58 57 91
32W 7 12 11 19 36 58 57 91
36W 7 12 11 19 36 58 57 91
40W 7 12 11 19 36 58 57 91
42W 7 12 11 19 36 58 57 91
55W 7 12 11 19 36 58 57 91
60W 6 10 10 15 27 42 42 66
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lighting selection
Discharge lamps
Low pressure sodium-vapour lamps 18W 8 12 10 18 18 23 21 36
(uncompensated) 35W 4 6 6 10 10 16 13 25
55W 3 6 6 9 9 14 12 22
90W 2 4 4 6 6 13 9 20
135W 1 3 3 4 4 8 6 12
180W 1 2 2 3 4 6 5 10
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Power interface
programming
solution for energy efficiency
Contactors, relays, delay timers, latching relays, energymeters: a whole range of devices to control
installations for more energy efficiency.
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thermostats D45
energymeters D57
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width in 1 ❚ : width in 5 ❚ :
EH010, EH011, EH071 EH191
Technical
characteristics EH010 EH011 EH071 EH209 EH210 EH211 EH271 EH191 EH110 EH111 EH110A EH111A EH171A
width in 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 5 3 3 3 3 3
❚ 17.5mm
voltage 230V 230V 230V 110/ 110/ 230V 230V 230V 110/ 230V 6 to 24V 6 to 24V 6 to 24V
230V 230V 230V AC/DC AC/DC AC/DC
operating 24 hrs 24hrs 7 days 24 hrs 24 hrs 24 hrs 7 days 24 hrs/ 24 hrs 24 hrs 24 hrs 24 hrs 7 days
cycle 7 days
minimum 30 min 30 min 3 hrs 30 30 min 30 min 30 min 3 hrs 30 15 min/ 15 min 15 min 30 min 30 min 4 hrs
switching 2h
supply failure - 200 hrs 200 hrs - - 200 hrs 200 hrs 200 hrs - 200hrs - 200 hrs 200 hrs
reserve
manual auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/ auto/
override on on on on/off on/off on/off on/off on/off on/off on/off on/off on/off on/off
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1 NO
16 A - 250 V AC1 24h 1 EH011
reserve: 200 h
7day 1 EH071
reserve: 200h
EH071
24h 2 EH211
reserve: 200 h
7day 2 EH271
reserve: 200 h
24h 3 EH110
without battery reserve
24h 3 EH111
reserve: 200h
6 to 24 V 24h 3 EH110A
AC/DC without battery reserve
24h 3 EH111A
reserve: 200 h
EH111
7day 3 EH171A
reserve: 200 h
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Technical specifications
EH010 EH011 EH071 EH110 EH111 EH191
Width in ❚ 17.5mm 1 1 1 3 3 5
Version daily daily weekly daily + weekly
Electrical characteristics
voltage supply 230V +10/-10% 230V 230V 230V +10/-10%
frequency 50/60Hz
consumption 0.5VA
output 1NO changeover
Switching capacity
AC1 16A/250V
inductive load (cos = 0.6) 4A/250V 3A/250V
incandescent lamps 900W
Characteristics
technology quartz
dial 24 h 7 days 24 h 24 h and 7 days
switching dial 15 min 1h 45 15 min and 2 h
min. switching 30 min 3 h 30 15 min 15 min and 2 h
max. number of switching 96 96 96/84
accuracy +/- 1 sec per day
supply failure reserve 200 h 200 h 200 h
reached in 120 h 120 h
manual override auto/ON/OFF
Environment
ingress protection IP20
working temperature -10 to +45°C
storage temperature -10 to +50°C
2
connection 0.5 to 4mm
EH110 Electrical connections EH010, EH011 electrical connections Simple time setting and programming using dual direction dial
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EH711
EH771
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Technical specifications
consumption 0.5VA
Switching capacity
AC1 16A/250V
inductive load (cos = 0.6) 3A/250V
Characteristics
technology quartz
Environment
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Manual override
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3
4 8
5
6
7
The advantages for you : Technical data :
• Automatic change of Summer / Winter time • Quick copy and saving of the program with the EG005 key
• 56 programs steps • Easy manual programming or via interface and PC
• Programming per day or group of days, programming software EG003
• Permanent override with the programming key • Reduced width : 2 modules
• Override : permanent / temporary
• 5 years of operating reserve with lithium battery
• Bar graph for visualization of the daily profile
• Programmable without mains supply
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Expert
tips
1 5
Display and buttons are Direct programming key
protected with a cover. via an interface EG003
with his programming
software on PC
2 6
Back light display for an Always well-informed
easier use (EG103E, You can print a personalised
EG203E). file for your customers. Thus
all the project and programming
information can be kept in
the electrical distribution
board.
3 7
Bar graph for visualization Evolutionary
of the daily profile. Your customer can use
different keys to adapt the
programs to his lifestyle.
4 8
Reduced number of Quick programming
programming and Quick copy and saving of the
navigation buttons. program with the EG005 key.
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EG403E
2 channels yearly time switch voltage rating: 230V~ 50/60 Hz 4 1 EG293B
output: 2 changeover contacts
10A - 250V~ AC1
EG004
EG006
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Technical specifications
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Electrical connections
EG010 5 pre-registered programs:
Ph Display :
N 1. Time
2. Ouput contact (ON or OFF)
3. Program selected
Buttons :
4. To select the program to
apply
5. To scroll program steps
6. Reset
7. + and - : change time
settings
EG071
Ph Display :
N 1. Time
2. Circuit status
3. Days
Buttons :
4. To select the program to
apply
5. To scroll program steps
6. Reset
7. + and - : change time
settings
EG010 EG071
Electrical characteristics
voltage supply 230V ±10% 50/60Hz
consumption 1 VA
output 1 changeover contact, 16A - 250V AC, 3A - 250V cos = 0,6, 1000W incandescent lighting
Functional characteristics
number of programs 5 adjustable pre-recorded programs 20 program steps (each program step can be applied to
one of several days)
accuracy ± 6 min per year
supply failure reserve total of 3 years
Environment
working temperature -10°C to +50°C
storage temperature -10°C to +60°C
Cable capacity 1 to 4mm2
Main characteristics 5 programs are pre-recorded. The user just has to select
the program which corresponds to its use and modify
time switches if necessary
EG170
Ph
Display :
N
1. Time
2. Circuit status (ON or OFF)
3. Day of the week (1=Monday,
2= Tuesday,...)
Buttons :
4. Mode selector : to select
one of the following modes :
- time setting
- programming
- running mode
- manual override
5. “1” to “7” : selection of the days
6. “ON/OFF” : chooses whether
the circuits is ON or OFF.
7. “+” and “-” : changes settings
8. “enter” : to confirm selection
9. “reset”
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You can return in Auto mode at any time with the menu key. If no action
is made during 1 min, the switch returns into Auto mode.
Reset :
- of programme : it can be completely delated by simultaneous push on
the 3 following keys : menu, ok and . the hour and the date are
maintained
- Total : by simultaneous push on menu and ok keys and , the whole
content of the product is removed. After a total reset, it is necessary to
redefine the hour and the date.
Electrical connection
temporary
override
Utilisation
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Electrical characteristics
- supply : 230 V +10 -15% 50/60 Hz
- consumption <2 VA
- output : 2 changeover switches and 2 normally open contact
μ10 A - 250 V AC1
Functional characteristics
Keyboard
- annual cycle menu + ok
- programming capacity : 300 program steps ode &
- functioning precision : ± 0,2 sec / day p Validation
Environment
enter in program mode and selection of the days of the
- working temperature : -10 at +45 °C
return to previous step week:
- storage temperature : -20 at +70 °C
1 = monday
navigation and value setting 2 = tuesday
Connection capacity :
2 ...
0,75 to 2,5mm
validation 7 = sunday
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15
• Programming key (copy, save, override)
C D
• Additional characteristics
A B
- The output can be defined as ON, OFF, impulse or Cyclic
operating. 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
• Casing
- 4 modules
- Connection with Quick Connect terminals.
- 2 changeover and 2 NO contacts (10A-AC1)
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These devices are designad to The device includes a 2-position Features : Conform to standards :
save energy and ensure safety. override switch for permanent or - long service life NFC 61-113
For example : for building stair- time-switched lighting. - quiet operation IEC 60-669
case or cellar lighting, Automatic recognition of con- - high quiescent current for EN 55014
ventilation, pumping, etc... nection type (3 or 4 wires). control by lighted pushbutton
Time delay is set by means of a (100mA)
For impulse control of lamps cir- potentiometer located on the (see technical characteristics)
cuit with automatic opening after front face.
preset time period.
EPS450
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Consumption 1 VA 1 VA
1
8 10
Cut-off power : 6
4
2
- AC1 16 A 250 V 16 A 250 V L
2 mi n
3
- Incandescence 2300 W 2300 W
N 4
- Halogen 230 V 2300 W 2300 W
- Ferromagnetic transformer 1600 W 1600 W override lever ON or time
- Compensated parallel fluorescent Cap 112F, 1000W Cap 112F, 1000W delayed
- Series compensated fluorescent 3600 W 3600 W
- Electronic transformer 2300 W 2300 W time setting potentiometer
- Fluorescent compact with ballast :
- Electronic 460 W 460 W
- Traditional 2300 W 2300 W
Functional characteristics
Time delay 30 s to 10 min. 30 s to 10 mn/1h
Quiescent current (max) 100 mA 100 mA
Environment
Operating temperature -10 to +55°C
Storage temperature -20 to +60°C
Connection
2 2
Flexible 1.0 to 6 mm 2 1.0 to 6 mm 2
Rigid 1.5 to 10 mm 1.5 to 10 mm
Timer/notice bridging Two 1.5 wires Two 1.5 wires
Electrical connections
Corridor
N
EM001N
ou
EM003
Stairwell
8 10
6
Stairwell
4
2 mi n
L 3
N 4
Timer Timer
N N
Ph
Timer Quiescent
current Timer Quiescent
current
Products EM001N and EM003 identify and interpret automatically
Note : in case of high powers , put a dissipation spacer (LZ060) the types of connection used (3 or 4 wires).
between the switch-off notice and the timer. They perform an automatic time delay cycle at the time of
switch-on.
Operation diagrams
T T 1 h
EMN 001 EMN 001
Recycling
of cycle Recycling of Switch-on of Switch-on of one-hour
short cycle one-hour cycle cycle and deliberate
during the short interruption before cycle
cycle end
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delay timers
Connection capacity :
6mm2 max rigid
1.5 - 10mm2 flexible
S
T
S
T
S
T
EZN003
S
T
EZN006
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delay timers
Technical specifications
Connection
EZ001, EZ003, EZ005, EZ006 (command D,E,F) EZ002, EZ004, EZ006 (command A,B,C)
Ph / + Ph / +
N / - N / -
24V to 230V 24V to 230V
15 In
In
A1/B1 A3/B1
15
15 B1
18 16 A1 A3
15
A2
18 16
18 16
A2
18 16
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delay timers
command (B1)
T T T T T T
output (15-16)
LED
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indicator lights
Indicator lights and push buttons LED technology providing longer Connection capacity :
2
life, new design, integrated label - 10 mm rigid,
2
These products are used for holder - 6 mm flexible
remote controlling signalisation
of any event in any electric Comply with IEC 62094-1
installation (domestic, tertiary & (for indicator lights).
industrial)
orange 1 12 SVN123
blue 1 12 SVN124
green/green/green 1 12 SVN221
red/orange/blue 1 12 SVN222
orange 1 12 SVN133
SVN127
blue 1 12 SVN134
clear 1 12 SVN135
green/red 1 12 SVN136
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push buttons
16 A - 12/48 V AC/DC
with indicator light
contacts: 2NO green 1 12 SVN461
16 A - 12/48 V AC
contacts: 2NO green 1 12 SVN463
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General features
Electrical characteristics
Rated insulation voltage 250V
Rated impulse withstand voltage 4kV (2kV for 12-48V version) 4kV
Operational voltage 230V AC (1)
Frequency 50/60Hz
Operational thermal current n/a 16A
Operational current @ 230V AC12 n/a 16A
Operational current @230V AC14 n/a 10A
LED power 0,8W (230V) 0,33W (48V) 0,08W (24V)
0,018W (12V)
LED consumption 3,45mA (230V) 6,9mA (48V) 3,3mA (24C) 9,7mA (48VDC)4,6mA (24VDC)
1,5mA (12C) 2,1mA (12VDC)
Connecting
Type of connection cage terminals
Connection capacity with flexible cable 0,75mm2 to 6mm2
Connction capacity with rigid cable 0,75m2 to 10m2
Terminal tightening torque mini : 1,3Nm ; Max 2Nm : advised 1,65Nm rigid and 1,8Nm supple
Case material Thermoplastic (Polyamide) comply with IEC 695-2-2
Mechanical characteristics
Electric endurance in number of cycles n/a 15000 (AC12); 6000 (AC14)
Mechanical endurance in no. of operations n/a 15000
Life time 100000 h
Operating temperature -20 to +50°C
Storage temperature -40 to +80°C
Climat environment all climates
Protection index IP 20
Height 2000 m
Installation
Mounting DIN rail EN50.022-35
Mounting position performances not afffected if installed vertically, horizontally or flat
(1) except 12 to 48V indicator light (SVN131, SVN132, SVN133, SVN134, SVN135)
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ST313
230V~ 1 12 SU213
6.5VA - 0.03A
SU212
230V~ 1 12 SU215
6.5VA - 0.03A
SU214
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transformers
Safety transformers
These transformers are designed to ensure personal safety, their
primary winding are electrically separated from their secondary 230 V 24 V
windings and they are intended to feed safety extra low voltage
circuits U ≤ 50V. A thermal overload, in the primary windings,
ensures that if a short circuit or an overload occurs in the output it
will not damage the device.
Bell transformers
Bell transformers are similar to safety transformers but the
secondary voltages do not exceed 24 volts, they are also similarly
protected against short circuits and overloads, by thermal protection
in the primary winding.
U2
Compliance with the standards
The bell transformers conform with EN 61558-1 and EN 61558-2-8. U1 U3
The safey transformers conform with EN 61558-1 and EN 61558-2-8
Technical specification
Primary voltage 230 volts 230 volts 230 volts 230 volts 230 volts 230 volts 230 volts
No load U2 12 volts 15 volts 12.4 volts 14 volts 15.5 volts 13.7 volts 13.6 volts
Secondary voltage U3 18 volts 21.8 volts 18.5 volts 29 volts 29.7 volts 26.5 volts 27 volts
Max functional temperature 35°C 35°C 35°C 35°C 35°C 35°C 35°C
Overload and S/C protection thermal cut out in the primary winding
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thermostats
EK186
EK081
EK082
EK083
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15 -30
2 10 20 0
5 25 30 1
1 1 3 5 7 9
0 30 60
2 90
3 3
4 EK 186
EK 186
2 4 6 8 10
Working principle
the EK 186 regulates the temperature according to all or nothing Choice of the safety feature for probe failure
principle, it can be associated with different probes, according to the
application the accuracy is a function of the temperature
EK 186
range and is selected by a slide switch. 2 4 6 8 10
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Connection capacity
- flexible: 1.0 to 6 mm2
- rigid: 1.5 to 10 mm2
- probe: maximum distance 50m
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2 4 6 8 10
EK 083
EK083 Universal probe • Associated with EK187 - EK618
Environment
- Working temperature: -30 to +90ºC
- Stocking temperature: -30 to +100ºC
R 1500 EK 083
Examples of applications
Use with the clamp collar Use without the clamp collar • used as an external probe in a
• for the control of hot water • protected by a sheath for the control of weatherproof box
floor temperature
insulating
probe
sheath
heating
frame
hot
water
probe
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a a
81
81
Installation
1
2
60 2,5 mm
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0 - 30A 4 1 SM030
0 - 100A 4 1 SM100
0 - 150A 4 1 SM150
0 - 250A 4 1 SM250
0 - 600A 4 1 SM600
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voltmeters, ammeters
Voltmeters range
cat. ref. scale reading
A
0 L1 L3
200 300 400
L1L2 L1 0 100 500
SK 603 L2 SM 050
V
L2L3 L2
L3L1 L3 4 10 2
SK 602 SM 500
2 4 6 8 10 2 4
Range of CT’s
SR051: 50/5A SR200: 200/5A SR400: 400/5A
SR101: 100/5A SR250: 250/5A SR600 : 600/5A
SR151: 150/5A SR300: 300/5A
28 77 46
56
43
84 107
29
68
46
64
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SM020
100/5 1 SR101
150/5 1 SR151
200/5 1 SR200
250/5 1 SR250
300/5 1 SR300
SR300
400/5 1 SR400
600/5 1 SR600
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selector switches
L2
L3 L1
L3
3 4 10 2
L2
2 3 4
5 37 1
1
2 0
SK606
Key selector switch 10A 400V~ 3 1 SK606
0
1 3
1 1
2 4
0
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reference description range con- acurracy reference accuracy acceptable acceptble Frequency Insulation
sumption % tempera- variation / °C permanent overload Hz voltage
ture / °c overload
SM501 voltmeter 500 V ≤ 4,5 VA 1 23 1°C 0,03% / °C 1,2 Un 2 Un/5 sec. 45 - 65 2 kV/50 Hz-1 min
SM020 direct reading 0 - 20 A ≤ 1 VA 1 23 1°C 0,03% / °C 1,2 In 10 In/5 sec. 45 - 65 2 kV/50 Hz-1 min
ammeter
SM151 ammeter for 0 - 150 A ≤ 1 VA 1 23 1°C 0,03% / °C 2 In 10 In/5 sec. 45 - 65 2 kV/50 Hz-1 min
SM401 current 0 - 400 A
transformer
SM601 0 - 600 A
SM001 multimeter 35 to 480 V < 0,5 VA 0,5% ± 1 digit 1,2 In 5 In/1 sec. 40 - 80
5 to 8000 A ≤ 0,5 VA 0,5% ± 1 digit
40 to 80 Hz ± 2 Hz
R R
S S
T voltmeter
T N
N
1 3 5 7 9
0
L1L2 L1
ammeter L2L3 L2
L3L1 L3
SK 602 SM 501
2 4 6 8 10 2 4 12 14
1 3 5 7 9
0
L1 L3
L2
SK 603 SM 151/SM 401
2 4 6 8 10 2 4 12 14
power supply
230 V
Schematic diagrams
L1 L1
do not connect
L2 L2 T.I. to the ground
L3 L3
SM 020
2 4 12 14
N N
0/20A
circuit to be 230 V
1 3 5 7 9 11 13
ent ér e courant measured
power supply
ent ér e t ens i on
N L1 L2 L3
2 4 6 8 10 12 14
400 V supply
230 V supply
0
230 or 400 V auxiliary supply
for SM501 (voltmeter) for SM151, SM401, SM601 (CT measurement ammeter)
circuit to be
measured 0/500 V 230 V circuit to be 230 V
measured
power supply power supply
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multi-function meters
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multi-function meters
Technical characteristics
SM102E SM103E
Current measurement on insulated inputs (TRMS)
CT primary 10 000 A 10 000 A
CT secondary 5A 1 and 5 A
Measurement range 0-11 kA
Input consumption 0.6 VA ≤ 0.1 VA
Accuracy 0.2 %
Sustained overload 6A
Intermittent overload 10 x In for 1 s
Voltage measurement (TRMS)
Direct measurement between phases 50 - 500 V 18 - 700 V
Direct measurement between phases and neutral 28 - 289 V 11 - 404 V
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Input consumption ≤ 0,1 VA
Accuracy 0.2 %
Power measurement accuracy 0.5 %
Power factor measurement accuracy 0.5 %
Frequency measurement range 45 - 65 Hz
Frequency measurement accuracy 0.1 %
Active energy accuracy class 0.5 S
Reactive energy accuracy class 2
Measurement updating period 1s
Copper conductor connection capacity flexible or rigid: 2,5 mm 2
- current
Auxiliary
Power supply
- AC voltage 110 - 400 V AC ± 10 %
- DC voltage 120 - 350 V DC ± 20 %, 12 - 48 V DC -6 to +20 %
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Consumption ≤ 10 VA
Dimensions
92
92
96
20
60 96
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energymeters
EC370
Three phase - connection via to be connected with CT with
current transformers on the secondary
voltage 230/400V AC 50 / 60Hz
starting current = 10mA
max current on CT secondary = 6A
EC100
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energymeters
Technical characteristics
EC050 EC051 EC150 EC152 EC350 EC352 EC360 EC362 EC370 EC372
Electrical characteristics
Voltage 230V AC +/- 15% 230V AC +/- 15%, 400V AC +/- 15%
Frequency 50 / 60Hz
Consumption 7VA, 1W < 10VA and 1W < 10VA and 3W
Metrological data
Connection direct via current transformer
Display 5 + 1 digits 6 + 1 digits 7 + 1 digits
Accuracy 1%, class 1 IEC1036 1%, class BEN 50 470-3
I max 32A direct 63A direct 100A direct 6A on sec. of CT
I starting 20mA 40mA 80mA 10mA on sec. of CT
Base current 10A 10A 20A 5A
Metrological LED
LED 1000 blinking / hr 500 blinking / hr 1000 blinking / hr
Pulsed output
Pulsed output no 1 pulse = 100Wh / 100ms / 20 - 30V DC max (except on KNX meters)
Tariff
Tariff 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
Mechanical characteristics
Width 1❚ 3❚ 4❚ 7❚ 4❚
Protection degree IP20 IP20, IP51 (front part)
Storage temperature -25 to +70°C -20 to +70°C
Operating temperature -10 to +45°C -10 to +55°C
Connection capacity rigid: 1 to 6 mm 2
rigid: 1,5 to 16 mm2 rigid: 2,5 to 35 mm2 rigid: 1,5 to 10 mm2
flexible: 1 to 4 mm2 flexible: 1 to 16 mm2 flexible: 2 to 35 mmm2 flexible: 1 to 6 mm2
Connection diagram Metering for 3 phase network associated with an ammeter and
its phase switch 230 / 400V AC
EC050, EC051 EC350, EC352
EC051
T1/T2 * L2
only T1/T2 * + - L1 L3 N
N + -
- +
1 3 9 1113 15
N 13
prog
reset
reset
2 4 6 8 10 12
2 4 6 8 10 12
L1
L2
L3
* EC352 L1
EC360, EC362 EC370, EC372 L2
L3
T1/T2 * L2 N
T1/T2 * + - L1 L3 N
+ -
* EC 372
1 3 9 1113 15
1357
prog
reset
reset
2 4 6 8 10 12
2 4 6 8 10 12 14
L1
L1 L2
L2
L3 L3
N N
* EC362
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Maximising energy savings can be achieved when simple and easy to install devices are utilised to bet-
ter manage the use of lighting & HVAC applications.
New and existing building can take steps towards becoming energy efficient by considering the range
of devices that will help drive down household energy costs.
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dimmers D62
dimmer
ranges overview
EV002, EV004
EV100, EV102 switch to “local” position EV102 + n x EV 100 or EV 102 (slave position)
Halogen VLV (12 or 24V) ferromagne- EV011 EV102 pilot : switch to “master” position
tic transformer suitable
for dimming. EV002, EV004
The transformer shouldn’t be used EV100, EV102 switch to “local” position EV102 + n x EV 100 or EV 102 (slave position)
with less than 75% of nominal load
Halogen VLV (12 or 24V) via electronic EV012 EV102 pilot : switch to “master” position
transformer
EV002, EV004
EV100, EV102 switch to “local” position EV102 + n x EV 100 or EV 102 (slave position)
EV106
EV108 with scene inputs
Types of outputs :
- direct (capacitive/inductive load) yes yes yes yes - -
- input 1/10 V - - - yes (master) yes yes
Functions :
- protection overheating / overloads yes * yes yes yes yes yes
- level indicator - EV004 - yes yes yes
- memorisation yes yes yes yes yes yes
- softstart yes yes yes yes - -
Parameter setting :
- mini, max. level - EV004 yes yes yes yes
- dimming speed - EV004 - yes yes yes
- speed at start / stop - EV004 - yes yes yes
- transition speed for level call - - - yes yes yes
* EV011 : protection via integrated fuse, electronic protection for other products
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dimmers
LZ060
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dimmers
Load type :
- incandescent
- 230V halogen lamps
- VLV halogen lamps associated
to ferromagnetic transformer
(inductive)
- VLV halogen lamps associated
to electronic transformer
(capacitive)
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EV106 and EV108 pilot • Min/max level setting EV108 pilot dimmer
dimmers • Contact output for state • Scene inputs used for override
• To control several dimmers or information (3 levels) or simple recall
electronic ballasts via the • Dimming rise time setting (2 levels).
1/10V output • Setting of rise time and fall
• Display to show the dim level time
and for parameter setting Use :
• Wiring of illuminated to control lighting in meeting and
pushbuttons possible up to conference rooms, or in
5mA restaurants
EV108
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dimmers
Technical characteristics
Wiring diagrams
3
4
ε E1 E2 E1
Ph/N
Ph/N
Ph
N
ε
L1 N
Use the same phase for L2 L1
control and supply. N L2
L3
+ 24 V
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dimmers
Wiring diagrams
EV100 EV102
Ph Ph
N N
Switch
control: level
forcing
slave
EV106 EV108
Ph Ph
N N
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dimmers
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dimmers
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EE960
It permits each day after closing The device is a 2 position Connection capacity :
2
down of premises, to switch off changeover switch, with 6 mm flexible wire
2
self contained emergency automatic recall for switching off 10 mm rigid wire
lighting to avoid the discharge of or on, of self contained
battery.
EE910
Remote control power supply : 4 1 EE910
230 V 50/60 Hz
to control up to 120 self
contained, output supply : 12 V ...
with an average consumption time delay for power supply :
of 0,1 mA / 6 V 24 hours before activation of
remote control
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Electrical characteristics
- supply voltage : 230 V
- load time : 36 h
Functional characteristics
- autonomy / load 24 hours : 1 hour
- autonomy / load 36 hours : 1,5 hours
- working life : 500 cycles
- illumination at 1 m : 4 lumens
- illumination at 0,5 m : 16 lumens
Environment
- working temperature : 0 to +40 °C
- storage temperature : -5 to +50 °C
Connection capacity :
1 to 4 mm2
With emergency light EE960, you will always have a small pocket switch
lamp :
- easy to find : the device is always on the board
- battery always loaded
Functional chart
Electrical characteristics
general power
- supply voltage : 230 V +10 -15% 50/60 Hz supply cut of
- output impulse for control
EE905 : 8.4 V ... , EE910 : 12 V ...
consumption : EE905 = 3 VA local local
EE910 = 4 VA lighting A lighting B
ON
Functional characteristics OFF
security block A security block B
- number of remotable blocks
phone phone
EE905 : 60
EE910 : 120
Environment
- working temperature: -10 to +40 °C
- storage temperature : -20 à +80 °C
Connection capacity :
2
- flexible: 1 to 6 mm
2
- rigid : 1,5 to 10 mm
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twilight switches
EE100
Programmable twilight Daily cycle 5 1 EE110
switch with surface cell electromech. switch
Flush cell IP54 for EE100, 101, 110 & 170 - 1 EE002
Surface cell IP54 for EE100, 101, 110 & 170 - 1 EE003
EE003
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Semi-automatic (mode 2) :
The input E1 is used to defined Potentiometer to set functional
EE202 authorization periods (presence mode :
230V at E1 means lighting is - mode 1
authorized). - derogation time for mode 2 :
During the authorization period, 1 min., 5 min., 10 min., 30min.,
the light is switched ON/OFF 45 min., 1h30, 2h
according the lux level. A push
button connected at input E2 For each channel :
permits to switch on/off the 4 state switch to select
light. - ON
- OFF
Out of the authorization period, - 2...200 Lux
the switching on duration is limi- - 200... 20 000 Lux
ted to the predefined duration
set via the potentiometer. Potentiometer to set lux level
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Technical specifications
EE100 EE101 EE110 EE170 EE171 EE700
Width in ❚ 17.5mm 3 3 5 3 3 -
Electrical characteristics
voltage supply 230V +10/-15% 230V ±10%
frequency 50Hz 50/60Hz
consumption 1.5VA maximum 1VA
output 1 voltage free changeover contacts 1NO
Maximum switching capacity
AC1 16A / 250V 10A
incandescent lamps 2000W 2300W
230V halogen lamps 1000W
fluorescent lamps,
non compensated 1000W 2300W
fluorescent lamps, compensated 200W
fluorescent lamps compensated
in series 1000W
duo fluorescent lamps 1000W
Functional characteristics
lighting level : 2 ranges 5 to 100 lux and 50 to 2000 lux 2 to 1000 lux
ON and OFF delay 15 to 60 seconds ON 10s OFF 40s
mounting of cell surface flush * surface surface surface
programmable no no yes yes yes no
technology electromechan. digital
cycle 24 hours 7 days** 7 days
programming setting 15 min. 1 min. 1 min
accuracy +/- 6min/year +/-6min/year +/-6min/year
operating reserve accu lithium battery lithium battery
200h after total of 3 years total of 3 years
beeing of supply failure of supply failure
connected for
120h
Environment
working temperature -30°C to +60°C (cell) -10°C to +50°C (modular device) -25°C to +45°C
storage temperature -20°C to +60°c
Connection
maximum length between
cell and modular 50 meters
2 2
capacity (modular device) 0.5 to 4 mm 2.5 mm max
2 2
capacity (cell) 0.75 to 4 mm 0.75 to 4 mm
Wiring diagram
EE100 - EE101 - EE171 EE110 EE700
Ph
Ph Ph
N
N
N
7 8 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
EE 700
EE 100 N N L L
EE 110
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PE
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Functions of EE 202
Automatic mode : Semi-automatic (mode 2) :
(potentiometer in mode 1 position) in this mode, E1 input is used to define authorization periods
In this mode, the twilight switch controls outputs if the brightness is (230V presence on input IN1).
too low and provided E1 input is activated (230V presence). A push-button connected to E2 input makes it possible to switch
An override push-button connected to IN2 input makes it possible to lighting on/off.
reverse the state of lighting areas. Outside authorization periods, the switch-on duration is delayed. The
Lighting is switched off automatically as soon as E1 is deactivated time period of such a timer is set via a potentiometer.
(0V) Within the authorization period, switch-on can be carried out by
pressing the push-button.
Then, the control of the area depends on brightness threshold
associated with each output.
Electrical diagrams
EE200 EE202
Ph Ph Ph
N N N
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
E1 E2
EE 202
Ph Ph
*
* the chaining link is used to transmit brightness dat to several products in order to increase
the number of controlled thresholds and circuits.
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Technical specifications
Electrical connection
Tel .*
24V Fi l t r e Modem
AC/ DC ADSL ADSL
( opt i onne
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
L N IN 1 IN 2
TH 020A / B / C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
sonde de
t empér at ur e
CTN 10 kΩ
( opt i onnel l e) * *
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voice assistance
user recorded messages
alarm input n°1 - n°2 heating shifting form programming mode to frost
free mode
230VAC power supply and network ... Other controls, spraying, pump...
failure detection
1 2 4 5
Power Phone
Fr ançai s
Deut sch
I t al i ano
Res et
OUT 1 OUT 2 OUT 3
3 6
Menu parameters
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Automatic detection
Optimized control & energy
consumption
The motion detector range is particularly adapted to building external lighting automation. It brings a
lot of benefits, such as: comfort, safety and energy saving.
Matching with different detection and installation specifications, the detectors are available with a
mounting set for wall and ceiling.
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motion detector
Basic range
Lumimat S220 white/ Motion dector 200˚ white 1 EE830
Enhanced range
EE840
Lumimat E220 white/ Motion dector comfort 220˚ white 1 EE860
Lumimat TWIN white/ Motion dector comfort 220˚ + 360˚ = Twin white 1 EE870
Lumimat TWIN anthracite/ Motion dector 220˚ + 360˚ = Twin anthracite 1 EE871
EE870
EE871
Accessories
IR remote control / 1 EE806
anthracite 1 EE826
EE806
Ceiling bracket for Lumimat S140/S200 white 1 EE827
anthracite 1 EE828
anthracite 1 EE856
EE825
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motion detector
Technical characteristics
Auto/OFF Auto/ON
Ph
L Ph’L’ Ph
L Ph’
L’
N Ph L’
L Ph’ Ż N Ph Ph’
L L’ Ż
Ph
L S1 Ph
L S1
S1 = OFF
N N
= auto
1 2
EMN001
Ph
L Ph’
L’ EMN 001
Ph
L Ph’
L’ Ph
L Ph’
L’ 3
5
8
L L’
N Ph Ph’ L Ph’
N Ph L’ 30s
10
Ż min.
Ż Ż N Ph Ph’
L L’
N 3
Ph
L Ph
L 4
Ph
L
N N
Detection zone
The optimal height of installation
is 2,5 m.
8 m (α 200°)
6 m (α 140°)
= 140°
α
EE82x:
EE83x: = 200°
6 m (α 140°)
8 m (α 200°)
8m 16 m
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motion detectors
Technical specifications
EE804 EE805
mounting wall mounted flush mounted
voltage supply 230 V AC
frequency 50 Hz
brightness level 5 to 1000 lux
lighting output operating time 5 s. to 15 mn
breaking capacity AC1 10 A
- incandescent 1000 W
- halogen 230 V 1000 W
- halogen ELV via ferro.transfo. 500 VA
- halogen ELV via electro.transfo. 500 VA
- non compensated fluorescent tubes 1000 W
- compensated fluorescent tubes 2 x 58 W or 3 x 36 W or 6 x 18 W
- electronic ballast 8 x 58 W
- fluocompact 10 x 20 W
terminal capacity 1 to 2,5 mm2
IP IP21 / IK03
working temperature 0°C to + 45°C
product dimension EE804 : Ø 105 x p.54 EE805 : Ø 85 x p.80
ceiling mouting
They are particularly intended for use in interior traffic areas such as
corridors, entrance halls...
Dimensions
EE804 EE805
ø 75 mm
Electrical connections
EE804 EE805
Operation Auto/OFF Operation Auto/OFF
N L L N
Green/yellow Green/yellow
(for tapping) (for tapping)
N N
230 V~ 230 V~
S1 L S1
L
Switch / Interruptor Switch / Interruptor
Green/yellow
(for tapping) Green/yellow
(in option)
Switch
S1
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Infrared movement
detectors for interior
lighting, ceiling mounted
EE804
EE805
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presence detector
EE807
presence detector
Features :
• The double lens of the • Lights are inhibited from being • The Tectomat Presio IR • The 2 S version allows, in
Tectomat Presios offers an switched on if natural light is version allows maintaining, in addition, controlling another
exceptional fineness in sufficient in the room. addition to presence lighting circuit or vertilation. A
infrared detection. Micro detection, a constant pushbutton input is used to
movements are sufficient to • Master/slave operation, to illumination level by variation, override.
switch on and maintain the synchronise several detectors. regardless of the lighting
light on. They are particularly conditions. • IP41 reinforced waterproofing
adapted for controlling the • The orientable head allows
lighting of offices, conference adapting the detection zone
rooms, class rooms, etc. according to the room’s con
figuration.
EE810
Tectomat Presio 1R 1 x 1/10V output for light regulation 1 EE812
EE813
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Features :
- Halogen floodlights equipped - Integrated detector sensitive - Also allows controlling - IP55 reinforced waterproofing
with an infrared detector, to infrared radiation, for additional lamps for total
allowing easy replacement of functioning day and night, or maximum supplementary load
an existing lighting device in only at night. of 500W.
order to ensure automatic
lighting when a person or an
animal approaches. -
52545
52546
Lumimat P500 white 200˚ 500 W 1 52542
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presence detectors
EE810/EE811/EE812
detection areas
X
presence
zone de
h
area
présence
Y
7Y
mm
Y
traffic
passage traffic
passage
h 2,5m 3m 3,5m X
X
X 13 15,5 18
Y 7 8 9
4
lux 1 test
4 5 auto
6
2 30
1 test
3
2
On
On On 50%
3 15 0%
40%
1
2
5 10
mini
1 min
1 6 1 min 30
15
4 10 5 1 30% 10%
4 3
30
test 5 5 20%
lux lux 15 5
10
min
➁ ➀ ➁ ➀ ➃ ➁ ➀ ➂
➀ on delay ➁ light regulation
➂ residual lighting ➃ time delay with the interlocking (output 2)
2 6 mode 1 : potentiometer > 10 s = time delay with the interlocking
15 min (use : correction of the setpoint, heating, etc.)
Brightness threshold
adjustment potentiometer Brightness mode 2 : potentiometer ≤ 10 s = time dealy with the interlocking
measurement sensor
15 s (use : ventilation/ventilation, synoptic lighting, …)
5
Detection lenses
Technical specifications
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presence detectors
Simulated movements :
• the presence detectors capture fast modifications of
temperature in the environment of the detector as being
movements, for example at the time of or the stop starting of
lowers with hot air, ventilators etc when the flow of air is
directed directly on the lenses or of the objects near the zone
of capture of the detector.
• objects being heated slowly do not have a negative influence
and do not cause inopportune commutation.
A side distance > 0,5m should however be respected.
Proximity of the conduits of heating and the bodies of
radiators.
• luminaries switching on themselves and dying out near the
zone of detection can simulate a displacement (p e.g of the
movement presence movement lamps incandescence or halogen located at a distance < 1m).
detection detection detection • objects moving such as mobile machines, robots, posters can
13 x 7 m (installation max. high 2,5 m) also cause an inopportune detection.
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presence detectors
EE810/ EE810/
S1 Ph N S2 S1 Ph N S2 S1 Ph N S2 S1 Ph N S2
EE 810
HVAC
2A
2A HVAC
Ph Ph Ph N Ph N
Ph
N N N
EE 812 EE 810
EMN 001
EE810/ 1/10V
Ph N S1 + - fluorescent lamps S1 Ph N S2
3
30s.
5
8
10
min
with ballast
Ph 3
ballast
-
+ N 4
Ph
N
1-10V Ph
Ph N
N
EE812 Master + EE810 Slave
EE 812
EE 812 EE 810
EE810/ 1/10V
Ph N S1 + -
EE810/ 1/10V
Ph N S1 + - S1 Ph N S2
-
Ph
+
N
EE 810
EV 100 / EV102
Ph -
Ph
N +
N
EV 100 / EV102
Ph
N
flush-mounted
case
pave
power
module support EE813 screw ø 3
(commutation) claws
head of detection
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presence detectors
Technical characteristics
EE815 EE816
detection range motion area: diameter 7m (product installed at 2.5m height)
presence area: diameter 5m (product installed at 2.5m height)
supply voltage 230 V AC +10% -15%
frequency 50/60 Hz
local lux threshold setting 5 to 1000 lux 3 modes available
local time setting 1 min to 1 hr
commissioning via installer remote control EE807 for power up, absence / presence EE807 for power up, absence / presence
mode, timer, active / passive cell mode, timer, active / passive cell
control with IR user remote control EE808 for ON/OFF override EE808 for ON/OFF override and dimming
up/down
output 16A AC1 relay output (cut live): 14V / 50mA (for a DALI bus with 24 ballasts)
- 2300W incandescent or 230V halogen: - No isolation between the mains and the
> 26000 cycles DALI bus !
- 1500W VLV halogen lamps with
ferromagnetic or electronic transformer:
> 35000 cycles
- 1000W / 130 μF parallel compensated fluo
tubes: > 50000 cycles
- 23 x 23W fluo-compact with electronic
ballast: > 20000 cycles
push button input phase input for absence / presence detection to dim up / down and absence / presence
(semi-automatic / automatic mode) detection(semi-automatic / automatic mode)
same phase as power supply same phase as power supply
2
terminals for 1,5mm rigid / flexible wires
power dissipation 300mW 60mW
isolation class II
protection IP41 / IK03
operating temperature -10°C to +45°C
storage temperature -20°C to +60°C
standards IEC 60669-1, IEC 60669-2-1
t ceiling
10 < t < 28mm
h 2,5m 3m 3,5m
x 5m 5m 5m
x
y y 7m 8m 9m
6m
protective cover
2,5m
cable clamp
2,5m 2,5m
1m
N N
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smoke detector
Brown 1 TG500C
Silver 1 TG501B
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