3RA2 load feedersThe 3RA2 fuseless load feeders consist of the 3RV2 motor starter protector and the 3RT2 electromechanical contactor. The devices are electrically and mechanically connected using preassembled assembly kits (link modules, wiring kits and standard mounting rail or busbar adapters). Around 500 preassembled 3RA2 combinations can be ordered for direct-on-line and reversing starting of standard three-phase motors up to 65 A (approx. 37 kW/400 V). Pre-assembled link modules are available as accessories for the power spectrum up to 45 kW. The desired fuseless load feeder can thus be assembled quickly and economically by the customer. A time saving is also achieved in connection with switchgear acceptances, as – unlike with conventional wiring systems – there is no need to rectify possible wiring errors. In the load feeder 3RA2, the 3RV2 motor starter protector is responsible for overload and short-circuit protection. Back-up protective devices, such as melting fuses or limiters, are superfluous here, as the motor starter protector is short-circuit proof up to 150 kA at 400 V. The 3RT2 contactor is particularly suitable for extremely complex switching tasks requiring the greatest endurance. 3RA2 load feeders are available with setting ranges from 0.14 to 65 A in sizes S00, S0 and S2. Load feeders in size S3 up to 100 A are available for self-assembly.
The size of the 3RA2 load feeders is based on the size of the contactor:
1) S00 motor starter protectors can only be combined with S0 contactors with screw connection versions. Operating conditions 3RA2 load feeders are climate-proof. They are intended for use in enclosed rooms in which no severe operating conditions (such as dust, caustic vapors, hazardous gases) prevail. Suitable covers must be provided for installation in dusty and damp locations. Behavior in the event of short circuit EN 60947-4-1 (VDE 0660 Part 102) and IEC 60947-4-1 make a distinction between two different types of coordination, which are referred to as type of coordination "1" and type of coordination "2". In the case of both types of coordination, the short-circuit is reliably mastered. The only differences concern the extent of the damage caused to the device by a short circuit.
The load feeder may be non-operational after a short circuit has been cleared. Damage to the contactor or to the overload release is permissible.
There must be no damage to the overload release or to any other components after a short circuit has been cleared. The load feeder can resume operation without needing to be renewed. At most, it is permissible to weld the contactor contacts if they can be disconnected easily without any significant deformation. Tripping times All 3RA2 load feeders described here are designed for normal starting, in other words for overload tripping times of less than 10 s (CLASS 10). At rated-load operating temperature the tripping times are shorter, depending on the particular equipment and the setting range. The exact values can be derived from the tripping characteristics of the motor starter protectors. Connection method For all 3RA2 feeders up to 32 A, spring-type connection is available as well as screw terminals. To connect two spring-type connection devices, there are plug-in connection modules available for sizes S00 and S0 which enable very quick mounting of the feeders and a vibration-resistant assembly. To connect a motor starter protector with screw terminals to a contactor with spring-type terminals there are special hybrid connection modules for the sizes S00 and S0.
The terminals are indicated in the corresponding tables by the symbols shown on orange backgrounds. Use of load feeders in conjunction with IE3/IE4 motors Note: For the use of SIRIUS 3RA2 load feeders in conjunction with highly energy-efficient IE3/IE4 motors, please observe the information on dimensioning and configuring, see "Application manual for controls with IE3/IE4 motors", https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/94770820. 3RA2 complete unitsThe 3RA2 fuseless load feeders can be ordered as preassembled complete units for direct-on-line starting (3RA21) or for reversing duty (3RA22) with screw or spring-type connection. From size S2, complete units for direct-on-line starting (3RA21) are only available with screw-type connections. There are control supply voltages available of 50 Hz 230 V AC and 24 V DC. A distinction is also drawn between whether the feeder is mounted on a 35 mm standard mounting rail, on a flat surface using screws, or on a 60 mm busbar system. 3RA21 load feeders in the S0 size must be configured on standard mounting rail adapters if high vibration and shock loads (railways, power generation, etc.) are involved. A vibration and shock kit is available for mounting on busbar adapters. AccessoriesAs the 3RA2 fuseless load feeders are constructed from 3RV2 motor starter protectors and 3RT2 contactors, the same accessories - such as auxiliary switches, undervoltage releases or door-coupling rotary operating mechanisms - can be used for the 3RA2 fuseless load feeders as for these motor starter protectors and contactors. In particular, certain accessories have been optimized for the fuseless load feeders. These include the top-connected, transverse auxiliary switch on the motor starter protector, which is available in a range of different versions. Special auxiliary switch blocks that can be snapped on from below are available for the contactor. These two accessories enable the fuseless load feeders to be wired simply without having to route cables through the device. Incoming power supplyOn the whole four different power infeed possibilities are available:
Customer assembly of fuseless load feedersWhereas preassembled 3RA2s can be ordered up to 65 A, combinations in size S3 up to 100 A (approx. 45 kW/400 V) can be self-assembled. The standard devices can be combined optimally, in terms of both technical specifications and dimensions, thanks to the modular system of the SIRIUS series. The fuseless load feeders can thus be assembled easily by the customer. It is simply necessary to assemble the standard 3RV2 motor starter protector, the 3RT2 contactor and the appropriate assembly kit. For single devices and assembly kits see the "Selection and ordering data" for 3RA21 direct-on-line starters and 3RA22 reversing starters. For assembly kits for direct-on-line starting or reversing duty for mounting onto standard mounting rails or busbars see "Selection and Ordering Data" at "Accessories". For size S3 direct-on-line starters and size S0, S2 and S3 reversing starters, it is imperative that a standard mounting rail adapter is used in order to ensure the necessary mechanical strength. If a busbar adapter is used (not possible for size S3) then a standard mounting rail adapter is not necessary. SENTRON 3VA circuit breakers and SIRIUS 3RT contactors are available for rated currents >100 A. Special equipment for customer assembly can be ordered if other rated control supply voltages are required. Assembly kits can be used to facilitate assembly. Customers can also assemble tested combinations of motor starter protectors with solid-state controls (soft starters, solid-state contactors) and load feeders with additional monitoring and control devices (3RR monitoring relays, SIMOCODE 3UF). For the electrical and mechanical connection of protection equipment and controls there are preassembled assembly kits (link modules, wiring kits and standard mounting rail or busbar adapters). The following types of configuration are possible:
For more information and assignment tables for combinations of the 3RA2 generation for self-assembly, see the configuration manual, and device manual "SIRIUS Innovations - SIRIUS 3RA21 / 3RA22 load feeders”, Self-assembly of fused load feedersThe flexible, modular system of SIRIUS also enables the configuration of fused load feeders up to 100 A (approx. 45 kW/400 V). Up to 32 A is also available for 45 mm installation widths. Compact 3NW7...-1 cylindrical fuse holders for IEC fuses size 10 x 38 mm, or 3NW7...-1HG holders for Class CC UL fuses, can be used for this purpose. For more information about fuse systems, see Catalog LV 10 "Low-Voltage Power Distribution and Electrical Installation Technology" --> "SENTRON Protecting, Switching, Measuring and Monitoring Devices". Communications integration using IO-LinkLoad feeders can also be assembled with IO-Link for connection to the higher-level control system. For each feeder, this requires a contactor with a voltage tap onto which a 3RA2711 function module is plugged (various versions for direct-on-line, reversing and wye-delta starters). The design of the SIRIUS load feeders permits a group of up to four SIRIUS controls to be conveniently connected through the standardized open system IO-Link to a control system, thus reducing wiring considerably compared to the conventional parallel wiring method. The electrical connection is made using only three standard cables. The function modules perform not only the communication (contactor control and feedback, ready signal), but also the electrical interlocking (for reversing and wye-delta starters) and the timing relay function (wye-delta reversing time). Communication information and control supply voltages are passed on through ribbon cables so that the complete control current wiring on the feeder is no longer needed. The monitoring and maintenance of a plant is made considerably easier by transmitting diverse diagnostics data from the function modules (e.g. missing main and auxiliary voltage, local disconnection…) through IO-Link to the higher-level control system. Also, feeders equipped for IO-Link can be conveniently controlled from the control cabinet door using the optional operator panel. More information:
Communications integration via AS-InterfaceConnection of the load feeders to the higher-level control system is possible not only through IO-Link but also via AS-Interface. The AS-Interface connection is recommended wherever load feeders are used in distributed applications. In this case, too, a contactor with a voltage tap is required with a corresponding 3RA2712 function module (various versions for direct-on-line, reversing and wye-delta starters). The devices are implemented in A/B technology, making it easy to connect up to 62 feeders to an AS-i master (regardless of whether they are direct-on-line, reversing or wye-delta starters). This results in a significant reduction of wiring compared to the conventional parallel wiring method. The electrical connection is made using standard cables. The function modules perform not only the communication (contactor control and feedback, ready signal), but also the electrical interlocking (for reversing and wye-delta starters) and the timing relay function (wye-delta reversing time). Communication information and control supply voltages are passed on through ribbon cables so that the complete control current wiring on the starter is no longer needed. More information:
Contactors with voltage tapsFor configuring load feeders with communication interfaces (AS-i/IO-Link), contactors with voltage taps are required. They are not included as standard in the preassembled 3RA2 load feeders. A load feeder with communication link must be assembled therefore from single devices. Complete integration in the automation landscapeAs the result of the communication connection through IO-Link or AS-i, the SIRIUS load feeders are fully integrated in the automation landscape and can draw on all the advantages of TIA (e.g. integration in the TIA Maintenance Station). MountingFuseless load feeders 3RA2 can be supplied:
The fuseless load feeders are also suitable for screw fixing using two 3RV2928-0B push-in lugs. 3RA2 fuseless load feeders can also be installed using infeed system 3RV29 (S00 and S0 onyl). Article No. scheme
Note: The Article No. scheme shows an overview of product versions for better understanding of the logic behind the article numbers. For your orders please use the article numbers quoted in the selection and ordering data. |
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