MCCB with RCD bolt on, anyone know how to work these settings out? Ignore settings now but this is upfront RCD TT system so I want to top one to be 0.3 for 300mA but unsure on bottom?
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Thanks is there a way to understand how to set the time delay?It is a variable earth leakage modual that is used with a mccb eather bolted on or using a shunt trip module
The top part is to set trip current
Bottom is to set a time delay
They are mainly used on sub circuits or large motors ect were the time delay can offer some sort of discrimination
Remember earth leakage is cumulative
Thanks is there a way to understand how to set the time delay?It is a variable earth leakage modual that is used with a mccb eather bolted on or using a shunt trip module
The top part is to set trip current
Bottom is to set a time delay
They are mainly used on sub circuits or large motors ect were the time delay can offer some sort of discrimination
Remember earth leakage is cumulative
I’m not sure what the regs require? I know how to set trip current but not the trip delayI'm still confused. Do you not know what the regs require, or do you not get the seconds/milliseconds thing?
It’s TT system so this is the upfront RCD, all there is down stream is 30mA RCBOs at boxes protecting socketsFirst you need to know what function it is required for. Secondly you need to consider upstream devices and how they are operating then the vigi module can be set to ensure coordination is achieved.
No, of course not.So my final circuits are no greater than 32A on TT which is 0.2 seconds so I can set the trip delay to 0.3
Supply to 3 X BS88 in same panel, then onto some boxes with 16A sockets and relevant 30mA RCBOs in boxesWhat is the mccb which the module is fitted to supplying.
So just set to your diconnection time?No, of course not.
You have to set it to 0.2, or less.
Yes, you can’t set it to higher than the maximum disconnection time allowed.So just set to your diconnection time?
If you were using it to protect distribution circuits or other circuits greater than 32A, yes you would set it to 1s.Thanks guys really appreciate your time
So if it was more than 32A TT system I’d set it to 1.0 second for instance?
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