DX3 Catg

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Legrand_Catalogue 2014
01 Cover Page
P.20-21
DX - MCB
AC Application
upto 63 A
MCBs
P.23
DX - 25 kA MCB
from 6 A to 125 A
Isolator
RCCB & RCBOs
P. 25
DX - Isolator
AC Application
upto 125 A
RCD
add-on module &
Auxiliaries
P. 27
DX - RCD
add-on module
for 125 A
P. 29-30
DX
time switches
Other control
functions
DIN RAIL
equipment
P.31
EMDX
electrical energy
meters
EMDX electrical
energy meters &
measuring units
DISCOVER THE PRODUCTS

DX3
MCBs
(p. 20)
18
DX3
Isolator
(p. 25)
P.22
DX - MCB
AC Application
from 80-125 A
P.22
DX - MCB
DC Application
upto 63 A
P.24
DX - 36 kA MCB
from 10 A to 80 A
P.24
DX - 50 kA MCBs
from 10 A to 63 A
P. 25
DX - RCCBs
AC Application
upto 63 A
P. 26
DX - RCCBs
AC Application
from 80 - 100 A
P. 28
DX
Auxiliaries
P. 29
DX - RCD
add-on module with
measurement &
metering
P. 26
DX - RCBOs
AC Applicaiton
upto 63 A
P. 27
DX - RCBOs - 6 kA
AC Applicaiton
upto 32 A
P.30
Contactor
P.31
EMDX
Multi-functions
measuring units
DX3
RCCB & RCBO

(p. 25-26)
EMDX
multi-function
mesauring units
(p. 31)
DX3 MCBs
MCBs for AC applications till 63 A
4085 90
4086 14
4086 37
4086 55
4086 77
4086 94
Technical characteristics p. 32-45

10 kA ISI marked as per IS/IEC 60898-1 2002
Integrated label holder
Sliding bottom clamp
Improved air channels
Color coded On/Off indication on dolly
Biconnect lower terminals
IP 20 protected terminals
Sliding shutters
DC-80 V per pole - 1 kA
Pack
Cat.Nos
DX3 MCBs - C curve

Single pole 240/415 VA
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
4085 80
4085 81
4085 83
4085 84
4085 85
4085 87
4085 90
4085 92
4085 93
4085 94
4085 95
4085 96
4085 97
4085 98
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4086 02
4086 03
4086 05
4086 06
4086 07
4086 09
4086 12
4086 14
4086 15
4086 16
4086 17
4086 18
4086 19
4086 20
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
4086 21
4086 22
4086 24
4086 25
4086 26
4086 28
4086 31
4086 33
4086 34
4086 35
4086 36
4086 37
4086 38
4086 39
20
Nominal rating In (A)
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
Single pole + Neutral 230 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
2 pole 415 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
Pack
Number of modules
Cat.Nos
DX3 MCBs - C curve

3 pole 415 VA
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4086 43
4086 44
4086 46
4086 47
4086 48
4086 50
4086 53
4086 55
4086 56
4086 57
4086 58
4086 59
4086 60
4086 61
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4086 65
4086 66
4086 68
4086 69
4086 70
4086 72
4086 75
4086 77
4086 78
4086 79
4086 80
4086 81
4086 82
4086 83
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4086 84
4086 85
4086 87
4086 88
4086 89
4086 91
4086 94
4086 96
4086 97
4086 98
4086 99
4087 00
4087 01
4087 02
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
3 pole + Neutral 415 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
4 pole 415 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
Number of modules
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Bold catalogue numbers are products normally available with Legrand (India) stockists. Cat.Nos that are not bold - delivery within 4 - 8 weeks from the date of order.
Bold packing quantity is our mandatory packing. Orders to be placed by Legrand (India) stockists in multiples of the same.
Red catalogue numbers: New products
DX3 MCBs
MCBs for AC applications till 63 A (continued)
4087 19
4087 46
4087 52
4087 90

10 kA ISI marked as per IS/IEC 60898-1 2002
Sliding shutters
DC-80 V per pole - 1 kA
Pack
Cat.Nos
DX3 MCBs - D curve

1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
4087 06
4087 07
4087 09
4087 10
4087 11
4087 12
4087 14
4087 16
4087 17
4087 18
4087 19
4087 20
4087 21
4087 22
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4087 26
4087 27
4087 29
4087 30
4087 31
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
4087 32
4087 33
4087 35
4087 36
4087 37
4087 38
4087 40
4087 42
4087 43
4087 44
4087 45
4087 46
4087 47
4087 48
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40*
50*
63*
Single pole + Neutral 230 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
2 pole 415 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40*
50*
63*
Pack
Cat.Nos
DX3 MCBs - D curve

3 pole 415 VA
Number of modules
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4087 52
4087 53
4087 55
4087 56
4087 57
4087 58
4087 60
4087 62
4087 63
4087 64
4087 65
4087 66
4087 67
4087 68
2
2
2
2
2
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4087 72
4087 73
4087 75
4087 76
4087 77
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4087 78
4087 79
4087 81
4087 82
4087 83
4087 84
4087 86
4087 88
4087 89
4087 90
4087 91
4087 92
4087 93
4087 94
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40*
50*
63*
3 pole + Neutral 415 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
4 pole 415 VA
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40*
50*
63*
Number of modules
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
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21
DX3 MCBs
MCBs for AC applications 80 - 125 A
4086 00
4086 40
4086 63
6 kA as per IEC 60947-2

Sliding shutters
10 kA as per IEC 60947-2

Sliding insulating shield
Color coded contact indication window
50 sq mm terminals
Cat.Nos
1/5/160
1/5/161
1/5/162
4085 99
4086 00
4086 01
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4086 40
4086 41
4086 42
1/9
1/9
1/9
4086 62
4086 63
4086 64
1/9
1/9
1/9
4087 03
4087 04
4087 05
22
Pack
DX3 MCBs 10 kA
Single pole 230 VA / 400 VA
80
100
125
2 pole 400 VA
80
100
125
3 pole 400 VA
80
100
125
4 pole 400 VA
80
100
125
MCBs for DC applications 63 A
4088 12
Pack
DX3 MCBs
Cat.Nos
DX3 MCBs 6 kA
Single pole 250 V

Number of modules
1.5
1.5
1.5
3
3
3
4.5
4.5
4.5
6
6
6
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
1/10/120
4087 98
4087 99
4088 01
4088 02
4088 03
4088 04
4088 06
4088 08
4088 09
4088 10
4088 11
4088 12
4088 13
4088 14
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4088 15
4088 16
4088 18
4088 19
4088 20
4088 21
4088 23
4088 25
4088 26
4088 27
4088 28
4088 29
4088 30
4088 31
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
2 pole 500 V
0.5
1
2
3
4
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
Number of modules
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
DX3 MCBs - 25 kA
thermal magnetic MCBs from 6 A to 125 A
4097 72
4098 03

Breaking capacity:
25 kA - IEC60947-2 - 400 V
Can be equipped with DX3 auxiliaries and accessories
Pack
Cat.Nos
C curve
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4097 53
4097 54
4097 55
4097 56
4097 57
4097 58
4097 59
4097 60
4097 61
4097 62
4097 63
4097 64
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4097 66
4097 67
4097 68
4097 69
4097 70
4097 71
4097 72
4097 73
4097 74
4097 75
4097 76
4097 77
DX3 MCBs - 25kA

6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
80
100
125
2-pole - 230/400 V
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
80
100
125
Pack
Number of modules
Cat.Nos
C curve
1
1
1
1
1
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4097 79
4097 80
4097 81
4097 82
4097 83
4097 84
4097 85
4097 86
4097 87
4097 88
4097 89
4097 90
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4097 92
4097 93
4097 94
4097 95
4097 96
4097 97
4097 98
4097 99
4098 00
4098 01
4098 02
4098 03
DX3 MCBs - 25kA (continued)

3-pole - 400 V
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
80
100
125
4-pole - 400 V
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
80
100
125
Number of modules
3
3
3
3
3
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4
4
4
4
4
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
23
DX3 MCBs - 36 kA
DX3 MCBs - 50 kA
Red marking = 25 kA
4100 12
4100 27
Violet marking = 25 kA
4101 51
Breaking capacity:
50 kA - IEC 60947-2 - 400 V
24
Cat.Nos
C curve
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4100 07
4100 08
4100 09
4100 10
4100 11
4100 12
4100 13
4100 14
4100 15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4100 20
4100 21
4100 22
4100 23
4100 24
4100 25
4100 26
4100 27
4100 28
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4100 33
4100 34
4100 35
4100 36
4100 37
4100 38
4100 39
4100 40
4100 41
DX3 MCBs - 36 kA
2-pole - 400 VA
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
80
3-pole - 400 V
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
80
4-pole - 400 V
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
80
4102 17
Breaking capacity:
36 kA - IEC 60947-2 - 400 V
Pack
Pack
Number of modules
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Cat.Nos
D curve
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4101 34
4101 35
4101 36
4101 37
4101 38
4101 39
4101 40
4101 41
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4101 47
4101 48
4101 49
4101 50
4101 51
4101 52
4101 53
4101 54
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4101 60
4101 61
4101 62
4101 63
4101 64
4101 65
4101 66
4101 67
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4101 73
4101 74
4101 75
4101 76
4101 77
4101 78
4101 79
4101 80
DX3 MCBs - 50 kA
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
2-pole - 230/400 V
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
3-pole - 400 V
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
4-pole - 400 V
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
Number of modules
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
DX3 isolators
ISs for AC applications upto 125A
4065 00
4065 10
4065 20
DX3 RCCBs
4118 51
Technical characteristics p. 45
Cat.Nos
4065 00
4065 01
4065 02
4065 04
4065 05
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
4065 09
4065 10
4065 11
4065 13
4065 14
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4065 18
4065 19
4065 20
4065 22
4065 23
32
40
63
100
125
3 pole 415 VA
32
40
63
100
125
4 pole 415 VA
32
40
63
100
125
4118 93
ISI marked as per IS 12640-1

Ergonomic Grey color dolly
35 sq mm terminals
Sliding shutters
Pack
Cat.Nos
DX3 RCCBs
2 pole 240 VA
30 mA
Isolators
2 pole 415 VA
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4118 77
Isolators for AC applications upto 125 A

ISI marked as per IEC 60947-3
Ergonomic red color dolly
Double break mechanism
Sliding shutters
Pack
RCCBs for AC applications upto 63 A
Number of modules
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4118 51
4118 52
4118 53
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4118 56
4118 57
4118 58
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4118 61
4118 62
4118 63
1/32
1/32
1/32
4118 76
4118 77
4118 78
1/32
1/32
1/32
4118 81
4118 82
4118 83
1/32
1/32
1/32
4118 86
4118 87
4118 88
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4118 91
4118 92
4118 93
1/5/60
1/5/60
1/5/60
4118 71
4118 72
4118 73
1/32
1/32
1/32
4118 96
4118 97
4118 98
100 mA
300 mA
25
40
63
25
40
63
25
40
63
4 pole 415 VA
30 mA
25
40
63
100 mA
25
40
63
300 mA
25
40
63
4 pole 415 VA, A-S
300 mA
25
40
63
2 pole 240 VA, HPI
30 mA
25
40
63
4 pole 415 VA, HPI
30 mA
25
40
63
Number of modules
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
4
4
4
25
DX3 RCCBs
RCCBs for AC applications 80-100 A
4115 08
4117 05
4117 15
DX3 RCBOs
4113 24
Cat.Nos
ISI marked as per IS 12640-2

Ergonomic design
Front face indication for earth leakage fault
35 sq mm terminals
Sliding shutters
DX3 RCCBs
2 pole 240 VA
30 mA
1/5/60
1/5/60
4115 07
4115 08
1/5/60
1/5/60
4115 17
4115 18
1/5/60
1/5/60
4115 27
4115 28
1/32
1/32
4117 05
4117 06
1/32
1/32
4117 15
4117 16
1/32
1/32
4117 25
4117 26
1/5/60
1/32
1/5/60
26
100 mA
80
100
Pack
2
2
2
2
80
100
4 pole 415 VA
2
2
30 mA
100 mA
300 mA
80
100
4
4
80
100
4
4
80
100
2 pole 240 VA, HPI
30 mA
4118 74
80
4 pole 415 VA, HPI
30 mA
4118 99
80
4 pole 415 VA, A-S
300 mA
4118 94
80
Cat.Nos
4
4
DX3 RCBOs
2 pole 240 VA, AC Type
Number of modules
80
100
300 mA
4113 79

Ergonomic Grey color dolly
35 sq mm terminals
Sliding shutters
Pack
RCBOs assembled for AC applications upto 63 A
30 mA
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4113 22
4113 23
4113 24
4113 25
4113 26
4113 27
4113 28
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4113 29
4113 30
4113 31
4113 32
4113 33
4113 34
4113 35
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4113 36
4113 37
4113 38
4113 39
4113 40
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
4113 88
4113 89
4113 65
4113 66
4113 67
4113 68
4113 69
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
4113 70
4113 71
4113 72
4113 73
4113 74
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
4113 75
4113 76
4113 77
4113 78
4113 79
100 mA
6
10
16
25
32
40
63
Number of modules
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
10
16
25
32
40
63
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
16
25
32
40
63
30 mA
6
10
16
25
32
40
63
100 mA
16
25
32
40
63
300 mA
16
25
32
40
63
4
4
4
4
4
300 mA
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
DX3 RCBOs
RCBOs compact for AC applications upto 32 A, 6 kA
4113 94
4111 88
4112 08
DX3 RCD add on module
4105 68

Pack
Cat.Nos
ISI marked as per IEC 61009

Ergonomic design
35 sq mm terminals
Sliding shutters
AC Type
30 mA
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
1/32
4113 90
4113 91
4113 92
4113 93
4113 94
4113 95
4113 97
4113 98
4113 99
4114 00
4114 01
4114 02
4114 15
4114 16
300 mA
HPI Type
30 mA
6
10
16
20
25
32
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
4111 85
4111 86
4111 87
4111 88
4111 89
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
4112 04
4112 05
4112 06
4112 07
4112 08
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
4112 33
4112 34
4112 35
4112 36
4112 37
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
4112 38
4112 39
4112 40
4112 41
4112 42
Conform to IEC 60947-2

AC type : detect AC components faults
Hpi type :detect faults with AC and DC components, increased
Immunity to false tripping
For mounting on the right-hand side of 1.5 module per pole DX3 MCBs
Easy & fast association mechanism
Terminal cover for locking
70 sq mm terminals
Pack
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
25
32
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
DX3 RCBOs, 4 pole 415 VA
Complies to per IEC 61009

Ergonomic design
35 sq mm terminals
Sliding shutters
AC Type
300 mA
A Type
30 mA
300 mA
10
16
20
25
32
Number of modules
4
4
4
4
4
10
16
20
25
32
4
4
4
4
4
10
16
20
25
32
4
4
4
4
4
10
16
20
25
32
4
4
4
4
4
DX3 RCD
Cat.Nos
Number of modules
6
10
16
20
25
32
30 mA
4105 78
DX3 RCBOs, 2 pole 240 VA
For 125 A
1
1
1
4105 68
4105 69
4105 71
30 mA
100 mA
300 mA
Number of modules
125 A
125 A
125 A

30 mA
4106 25
125 A
100 mA
4106 26
125 A
300 mA
4106 29
125 A
2 pole 240 VA, HPI type
30 mA
4105 78
125 A
100 mA
4105 79
125 A
300 mA
4105 82
125 A
Four pole 415 VA, HPI type
30 mA
4106 38
125 A
100 mA
4106 39
125 A
300 mA
4106 42
125 A
4
4
4
6
6
6
6
6
6
27
DX3 auxiliaries
Auxiliaries common for MCBs, Isolators, RCCBs & RCBOs
4062 50
4062 52
4062 78
Compact design
Manual switching operation
Easy to assemble
Ergonomic design
Easy & fast fixation on site

On site clip on mounting
Clip on fitting on left side
1
1
1
Cat.Nos
Pack
Signalling auxiliaries
4062 50 Auxiliary changeover

switch 6 A
4062 52 Fault signalling changeover
switch 6 A
4062 64 Changeover + fault signalling
switch
Manual changover switch
4062 82
Pack
DX3 auxiliaries
5
Number of modules
0.5
0.5
Cat.Nos
For 1 mod/pole MCBs and ISs
4063 14 Manual change-over

switch for DP
switch for TP
switch for FP
Number of modules
Control auxiliaries
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4062 76 Shunt release

12 /48 V AC/DC
4062 78 Shunt release
110/415 V AC
4062 80 Undervoltage release
24/48 V AC/DC
4062 82 Undervoltage release
230 V AC
4062 86 Pop over voltage release
4062 90 Motor control
24/48 V AC/DC
4062 91 Motor control
230 V AC
4062 93 Motor control auto reset
24/48 V AC/DC
4062 95 Motor control auto reset
230 V AC
4062 88 Automatic resetter
4062 89 Automatic resetter
with autotest
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
Rotary handle
10
10
4063 19 Black rotary

handle
4063 20 Yellow/red
rotary handle
Support for padlock

10
4063 03 Support for

padlock till 63 A
10
10
4063 04 Devices upto 63 A

4063 06 For 80-125 A devices
10
4063 07 1/2 module

spacing unit
10
4063 13 1/2 module

spacing unit
Sealable screw cover

-
1/2 module spacing unit

0.5
5mm padlock
28
3
3
DX3 RCD add on module with

measurement & metering
4106 57
DX3 time switches
4126 41
Cat.Nos
1
1
4106 57
4106 58
4106 59
63 A
125 A
Pack
1
1
1
Cat.Nos
Alpharex3 digital time switches
4126 31 AlphaRex3 D21,

1 channel
4126 41 AlphaRex3 D22,
2 channels
4126 34 AlphaRex3 D21s,
1 channel, with control input
Alpharex3 digital time switches - Astro
Number of modules
7
7
Adjustable measurement
125 A
4126 29
Daily and weekly time switch

Quick and easy programming due to the option to
select day blocks, day blocks can be individually set
or selected from the blocks MonSun, MonFri or SatSun
Programming with precision to the second
Switch times visible in weekly overview on display
Adjustable metering, 4 pole 415 VA

4126 57
Conform to IEC 60947-2

Hpi type: detect faults with AC and DC components, increased
Immunity to false tripping
Inbuilt measurement/metering option
Measurement - V, A, F, PF, KWh, KVA, KVAr, THD
Metering - V, A, F, KWh
RS 485 port for remote reading
Di-electric test button inbuilt
Ergonomic test button
Scroll button for easy readings
RLCD display on front facia
For mounting on the right-hand side of 1.5 module per pole DX3 MCBs
Easy & fast association mechanism
70 sq mm terminals
Pack
4126 54
7
1
1
For switching on/off lights and other electric

devices according to the rising/setting of the
sun
With combination function for creating switching
programs in which the devices are switched
according to astronomical time and/or fixed
preset times
Daily astronomical calculation of the sunrise/
sunset times based on the entered location or
location coordinates
4126 54 AlphaRex3 D21 astro,
1 channel
4126 57 AlphaRex3 D22 astro,
2 channels
Alpharex3 yearly time switch
1
1
Yearly and weekly time switch with additional

astronomical function for all channels
84 switching programs per channel,
comprising:
- 28 weekly programs
- 28 yearly programs
- 28 special programs (priority program)
4126 29 AlphaRex3 DY21,
1 channel
4126 30 AlphaRex3 DY22,
2 channels
Programming accessories
1
1
4128 72 Data key

4128 73 PC adapter for
USB port
29
DX3 time switches
4128 12
4128 14
DX3 contactors
4125 44

With synchronous (mains-synchronised clock precision) or quartz motor
+/-2.5 s/day clock precision (quartz motor)
Surface-mounting possible with a wall bracket and a terminal cover
(Cat.No 4128 59)
Unit width: 3 modules of 17.5 mm each
Pack
Cat.Nos
Twilight switches
Including light sensor

Wire for light sensor: 2 x 1.5 mm2, maximum
wire length: 50 m
LED switching status indicator
4126 23 Luxo switch
MicroRex analog time switches

In accordance with IEC 60730-1 and 60730-2-7
Manual switching ON/automatic/OFF
daily/weekly switching dial with captive
segments
Clock precision: +/ 5 min for the daily time switch
10C to +55C operating temperature
MicroRex T31
Daily time switch
MicroRex QT31
Daily time switch
MicroRex W31
Weekly time switch
MicroRex QT11
Daily time switch
MicroRex QW11
Weekly time switch
4128 12
4128 13
4128 14
4127 90
4127 94
4128 59 Wall bracket
Conform to IEC/EN 61095
Space for power supply busbar on top (up to 63 A)
Pack
Cat.Nos
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4125 44
4125 45
4125 47
4125 48
4125 49
4125 50
4125 51
4125 53
4125 56
4125 57
Power contactors CX3

25 A 2 NO contactor
40 A 2 NO contactor
63 A 2 NO contactor
63 A 2 NC contactor
40 A 3 NO contactor
63 A 3 NO contactor
25 A 4 NO contactor
40 A 4 NO contactor
63 A 4 NO contactor
63 A 4 NC contactor
Signalling auxiliaries for contactors

1
1
1
Auxiliary changeover switch

4124 29 For 1 module contactors
16 A to 25 A
4124 30 For 2 module contactors
25 A
4124 31 For 40 and 63 A
contactors
Accessory
30
EMDX3 electrical energy meters

4 rail mounting
0046 74
EMDX3 multi-function measuring units

4 rail mounting
0046 76

Measure the electricity consumed by a single-phase or three-phase
circuit downstream of the electricity distribution metering
Display electricity consumption in kWh, as well as other values such as
current, active energy, reactive energy and power (depending on the
catalogue number)
Conform to standards IEC 62053-21/23, IEC 62052-11 and IEC 61010-1
MID compliance ensures accuracy of the metering with a view to
recharging for the electricity used
Pack
Cat.Nos

Conform to standards:
- IEC 61557-12
- IEC 62053-22 class 0.5 S
- IEC 62053-23 class 2
Pack
Single-phase meters
Direct connection
0046 77 63 A - 2 modules
RS 485 output
Direct connection
0046 80 63A - 4 modules
RS 485 output
Connection with CT
0046 84 5 A - 4 modules
RS 485 and pulse output
Cat.Nos
EMDX3 modular
For mounting on 2 rail
Width: 4 modules
LCD display
Measurement of currents, voltages, active, reactive
and apparent power and internal temperature
Dual tariff metering:
- Active energy consumed
- Reactive energy consumed
- Operating time
- Power factor
THD voltages and currents up to order 51
Programmable alarms on all functions
Outputs for controlling wiring devices, alarm
feedback and pulse feedback
Three-phase meters
1
EMDX3 RS 485 unit

0046 76 Data transmission via RS 485 communication
interface and pulses
31
DX3
MCBs
Choice of DX3 MCBs for capacitor banks
n Technical data
Specifications
Number of poles
Characteristics
Breaking capacity
IS/IEC 60898-1 2002

SP, SPN, DP, TP, TPN, FP
C & D Curve
10 kA 0.5 A to 63 A as per IS/IEC 60898-1 2002
16 kA for 0.5 A to 25 A as per IEC 60947-2
Rated voltage
230 V / 400 V
Current limitation class
Class 3
Frequency
50 Hz/ 60 Hz
Minimum operating voltage
12 V AC/ DC
Enclosures
Polyester
self extinguishing, heat and fire resistant according to IEC
60898-1, glow-wire test at 960C for external parts made of
insulating material necessary to retain in position currentcarrying parts and parts of protective circuit (650C for all
other external parts made of insulating material)
Mounting position
Vertical / Horizontal / Upside down / On the side
Fixing
On symmetric rail EN/IEC 60715 or DIN 35
Maximum cable size
Top/Bottom
1 x 1.5 mm to 35 mm
Rigid cable
2 x 1.5 mm to 16 mm
Top/Bottom
1 x 1.5 mm to 25 mm
Flexible cable
2 x 1.5 mm to 10 mm
Applied connection torque
Recommended : 2.5 Nm
Minimum : 2 Nm Maximum: 3 Nm
Mechanical endurance
20000 operations without load
Electrical endurance
10000 operations with load (under In*cos j = 0.9)
2000 operations under In, DC current
Permissible ambient temperature 0.5 to 63A - Maximum + 700 C Minimum -250 C
Specifications
Number of poles
Breaking capacity
IEC 60947-2
SP, DP, TP, FP
10 kA 80 A to 125 A as per IEC 60898
16 kA for 80 A to 125 A as per IEC 60947-2
Rated voltage
230 V/ 400 V
Current limitation class
Class 3
Frequency
50 Hz/ 60 Hz
Minimum operating voltage
12 V AC/ DC
Enclosures
Polyester
self extinguishing, heat and fire resistant according to IEC
60898-1, glow-wire test at 960C for external parts made of
insulating material necessary to retain in position currentcarrying parts and parts of protective circuit (650C for all
other external parts made of insulating material)
Mounting position
Fixing
Maximum cable size
Top/Bottom
1 x 1.5 mm to 50 mm
Rigid cable
2 x 1.5 mm to 25 mm
Top/Bottom
1 x 1.5 mm to 35 mm
Flexible cable
2 x 1.5 mm to 20 mm
Recommended : 2.5 Nm
Minimum : 2 Nm Maximum: 3 Nm
Mechanical endurance
20000 operations without load
Electrical endurance
10000 operations with load (under In*cos j = 0.9)
2000 operations under In, DC current
Permissible ambient temperature 80 to 125A - Maximum + 700 C Minimum -250 C
Power dissipated in Watt per pole at In

Circuit breakers C and D curves
In (A)
0,5
1P 4P 1.7
1
2
1,6
2
Permitted limit as per

IEC 60898
2
2
3
2
4
2
5
6 7,5 10
2.1 1.1 1.4 1.8
16 20 25 32 40 50 63
2 2.2 2.7 3.2 4 4.5 5.5
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3.5 4.5 4.5 6 7.5 9 13
Impedance per pole (W) = P dissipated

In2
In (A)
0,5
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
16
20
25
32
40
50
63
32
- 25C
0.62
1.5
2.8
3.8
4.5
6.4
7.5
12.5
20.0
25.0
31.5
41.0
51.0
64.0
80.6
- 10C
0.6
1.4
2.6
3.6
4.2
6.0
7.0
11.5
18.7
23.2
29.5
37.8
48.0
60.0
75.6
0C
0.57
1.3
2.5
3.5
4.0
5.8
6.6
11.1
18.0
22.4
28.3
36.5
46.0
57.5
72.5
Ambient Temperature / In
10C
20C
30C
40C
0.55
0.52
0.5
0.47
1.2
1.1
1
0.9
2.3
2.2
2
2
3.3
3.2
3.0
2.9
3.9
3.7
3.5
3.4
5.5
5.3
5.0
4.8
6.4
6.2
6.0
5.8
10.7
10.3
10.0
9.7
17.3
16.6
16.0
15.4
21.6
20.8
20.0
19.2
27.2
26.0
25.0
24.0
34.9
33.3
32.0
30.7
44.0
42.0
40.0
38.0
55.0
52.5
50.0
47.5
69.9
66.1
63.0
59.8
50C
0.42
0.8
1.9
2.8
3.3
4.7
5.6
9.3
14.7
18.4
22.7
29.1
36.0
45.0
56.1
60C
0.40
0.7
1.8
2.7
3.2
4.5
5.4
9.0
14.1
17.6
21.7
27.8
34.0
42.5
52.9
70C
0.38
0.6
1.7
2.6
3.1
4.6
5.3
8.7
13.5
16.8
20.7
26.5
32.0
40.0
49.7
This table shows the rated current of MCBs to be used when controlling
capacitor banks so as to guarantee its function and shortcircuit
protection.
Overload protection is not necessary since these installations cannot be
overloaded.
This data refers to shortcircuit protection in absence of harmonics or
heavy transitory currents.

D
X3 MCB rating in amps
C characteristic D characteristic
Power of capacitor Single phase Three phase Single phase Three phase
bank in KVAR
240 V
415 V
240 V
415 V

0.5 10 6 3 1

1 20 6 6 2

1.5 32 10 10 3

2.5 40 16 10 4

3 50 16 16 4

3.5 63 20 16 6

4 63 25 16 6

4.5 25 20 10

5 32 20 10

5.5 32 25 10

6 32 25 10

6.5 40 25 10

7 40 32 10

7.5 50 32 16

8 50 32 16

8.5 50 40 16

9 50 40 16

9.5 63 40 16

10
63 40 16

10.5 80 63 60 16

11
80

50
16

11.5
80

50
16

12
80

50
20

12.5
80

50
20
13
100

63
20
13.5
100

63
20
14
100

63
20
14.5
100

63
25
15
100

63
25

15.5
100

25

16
100

25
16.5
125

25
17
125

25
17.5
125

25
18
125

32
18.5
125

32
19
125

32
19.5
125

32
20
125

32

20.5 32

21 32

21.5 32

22 32

22.5 32

23 32

23.5 40

24 40

24.5 40

25 40

25.5 40

26 40

26.5 40

27 40

27.5 40

28 40

28.5 40

29 50

29.5 50

30 50

30.5 80 50

31 80 50

31.5 80 50

32 80 50

32.5 80 50

33 80 50

33.5 80 50

34 80 50

34.5 80 50

35 80 50

35.5 80 50

36 80 50

36.5 80 63

37 80 63

37.5 80 63

38 80 63

38.5 80 63

39
100 63

39.5 100 63

40
100 63

40.5 100 63

41
100 63

41.5 100 63

42
100 63

42.5 100 63

43
100 63

43.5 100 63

44
100 63

44.5 100 63

45
100 63

45.5 to 48

100

48.5 to 60

125

DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
Tripping characteristics
Correct polarity connections for DC MCBs
Standards has established different tripping characteristics depending

on minimum and maximum values of magnetic trip.
Supply terminals
DX3 MCB
Type
Im1
Im2
0.5 A to 63 A
D
10 In
20 In

6 A to 63 A
C
5 In
10 In

When supply is given at lower terminals

Single pole MCB
Double pole MCB
Typical application
Protection of cable and appliance which
has very high starting currents.
Protection of cable used for lighting load,
power load and induction loads with high
starting current.
lm1 - hold limit

lm2 - Trip limit
DX3 MCBs versus zero point extinguishing MCBs
Supply terminals
When supply is given at upper terminals
Single pole MCB
Double pole MCB

Current limiting DX3 MCB
Zero point extinguishing MCB
Un = Mains Voltage
UB = Arc Voltage
ID = Let-through short circuit current
IP = Prospective short circuit current
Derating of MCB for use with fluorescent lights

Ferromagnetic and electronic ballasts have a high inrush current for a
short time. These currents can cause the tripping of circuit breakers.
At the time of the installation, it should take into account the maximum
number of ballasts per circuit breaker that the manufacturers of lamps
and ballasts indicate in their catalogues.
Influence of the altitude
Dielectric holding
Max operational voltage
Derating at 30C
2000 m
3000 V
400 V
none
3000 m
2500 V
400 V
none
4000 m
2000 V
400 V
none
5000 m
1500 V
400 V
none
Derating of MCBs function of the number of devices side by side:

When several MCBs are juxtaposed and operate simultaneously,
the thermal evacuation of the poles is limited. This results in an
increase in operating temperature of the circuit breakers which can
cause unwanted tripping. It is recommended to apply the following
coefficients to the rated currents.
Influence of the altitude
Number of circuit breakers side by side
2-3
4-5
6-9
10
Coefficient
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
These values are given by the recommendation of IEC 60439-1, NF C 63421 and EN 60439-1
standards.
33
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
Association of protection devices
Association is the technique by which the breaking capacity of a MCB
is increased by coordinating it with another protection device, placed
upstream. This coordination makes it possible to use a protection
device with a breaking capacity which is lower than the maximum
prospective short-circuit current at its installation point
The breaking capacity of a protection device must be at least equal to
the maximum short-circuit which may occur at the point at which this
device is installed.
In exceptional cases, the breaking capacity may be lower than the
maximum prospective short-circuit, as long as:
It is associated with a device upstream which has the necessary
breaking capacity at its own installation point
The downstream device and the trunking being protected can
withstand the power limited by the association of the devices.
Association therefore leads to substantial savings.
The association values given in the tables on the following pages are
based on laboratory tests carried out in accordance with IEC 60947-2.
Note: In the case of single phase circuits (protected by P+N or 2P MCBs) in a 415 V AC supply,
supplied upstream by a 3-phase circuit, it is advisable to use the association tables for 230 V.
Example of association
DPX 250 ER 250 A

Breaking capacity = 50 kA
Lexic MCB 40 A - c curve

Breaking capacity alone = 10 kA
Breaking capacity in association
with DPX 250 ER = 25 kA
3-level association
An association may be created on three levels
if one of the conditions below is met.
The upstream device A must have an
adequate breaking capacity at its installation
point. Devices B and C are associated with
device A. Simply check that the association
values B + A and C + A have the necessary
breaking capacity.
In this case, there is no need to check the
association between devices B and C.
The association is made between
successive devices: Upstream device A,
which has an adequate breaking capacity at
its installation point, device C is associated
with device B which is in turn associated with
device A.
Simply check that the association values C+B
and B+A have the necessary breaking
capacity. In this case, there is no need to check
the association between devices A and C.
Association in IT connection systems
The values given in the tables should only be used
for TN and TT systems.
Although this practice is not widely used, these values may also be
used for installations with IT systems. It is therefore advisable to check
that each protection device, on its own, can break, on a single pole, the
maximum double fault current at the point in question.
34
Association between distribution boards

Association applies to devices installed
in the same distribution board as well
as in different boards. It is therefore
generally possible to benefit from the
advantages of the association between
Table no 1
devices located, for example, in a main
distribution board and in a secondary
board.
Table no 2
MCB-switch association
The switches must be systematically
protected by an MCB placed upstream.
There is considered to be protection
against overloads if the rating of switch I
is at least equal to that of the upstream
MCB, D. If this is not the case, the
thermal stresses (devices and
conductors) must be checked.
The tables on the following pages give
the breaking capacity limits of the
MCB- switch associations.
DX3
MCBs
Discrimination of protection devices

Discrimination is a technique which consists of coordinating the
protection in such a way that a fault on one circuit only trips the
protection placed at the head of that circuit, thus avoiding rendering
the remainder of the installation inoperative. Discrimination improves
continuity of service and safety of the installation
Discrimination rules are set by the regulations concerning public
buildings and for safety installations in general.
Discrimination between A and B is
said to be total if it is provided up to
the value of the maximum prospective
short-circuit at the point at which B is
installed.
By extension, in the tables on the
following pages, total discrimination,
indicated by T, means that there is
discrimination up to the breaking
capacity of device B.
Discrimination between A and B is said
to be partial in the other cases.
The discrimination limit (given in the following tables) is therefore
defined. This gives the short-circuit current value below which only
MCB B will open and above which MCB A will also open.
There are a number of techniques for providing discrimination:
Current discrimination, used for terminal circuits which have low shortcircuits.
Time discrimination, provided by a delay on tripping the upstream
MCB
Logical discrimination, a variant of time discrimination, used on
electronic MCBs via a special link between the devices.
Since almost all faults occur during use,
partial discrimination may be
adequate if the discrimination limit is
DPX 250 ER
160 A
higher than the value of the maximum
short-circuit which may occur at the
point of use (or at the end of the
trunking). This is referred to as
operating discrimination. This
technique is very often adequate, more
economical and less restricting in terms
of implementation.
The discrimination limit for the
Lexic MCB 40 A
association DPX 250 ER (160 A) with
Lexic MCB 40 A (C curve) is 6 kA. Since
the prospective ISC at the point
of installation is 8 kA, the discrimination
is not total. However, there is
discrimination at the point of use at
which the prospective short-circuit is
only 3 kA.
Current discrimination
This technique is based on the offset of the intensity of the tripping
curves of the upstream and downstream MCBs. It is checked by
comparing these curves and checking that they do not overlap. It
applies for the overload zone and the short-circuit zone, and the further
apart the ratings of the devices, the better the discrimination.
On overloads
To have discrimination in the overload zone, the ratio of the setting
currents (Ir) must be at least 2.
On short-circuits
To have discrimination in the short circuit zone, the ratio of the magnetic
setting currents (Im) must be at least 1.5.
The discrimination limit is then equal to the magnetic release current
ImA of the upstream MCB. The discrimination is then total as long as
IscB is less than ImA.
Current discrimination is therefore very suitable for terminal circuits
where the short-circuits are relatively weak.
In other cases, time discrimination may be used together with current
discrimination.
Current discrimination
The discrimination is total for IscB
When the downstream MCB B is a limiting device, the short-circuit

current is limited in terms of time and amplitude. The discrimination is
therefore total if the limited current IscB, which device B allows to pass,
is lower than the tripping current of device A
Time discrimination
This technique is based on the offset of the times of the tripping
curves of the MCBs in series. It is checked by comparing the curves
and is used for discrimination in the short-circuit zone. It is also used
in addition to current discrimination in order to obtain discrimination
beyond the magnetic setting current of the upstream MCB (ImA).
The following is necessary:
It must be possible to set a time delay
on the upstream MCB
The upstream MCB must be able to
withstand the short-circuit current and
its effects for the whole period of the
time delay
The trunking through which this
current passes must be able to
withstand the thermal stresses (I2t).
The non-tripping time of the upstream
device must be longer than the breaking time (including any time delay)
of the downstream device.
DPX MCBs have a number of time delay setting positions for creating
discrimination with a number of stages.
35
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
Coordination between modular circuit-breakers and fuses,
three-phase network (+ neutal) 400 / 415 V according to standard IEC/EN 60947-2:
For TT or TN neutral system in 240/415 V network, to know the breaking capacity of the combination of a double pole breaker (connected between
phase and neutral under 230 V) downstream of a triple-pole circuit-breaker, take the values shown in Tables 230/400 V.
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
20A
100kA
100kA
-
25A
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
32A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
40A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
Fuse upstream
gG Type
50A
63A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
20A
100kA
100kA
-
25A
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
32A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
40A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
Fuse upstream
aM Type
50A
63A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
80A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
125A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
160A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
80A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
125A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
160A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
All these values are also valid for circuit breakers associated to differential blocks.
According to the curves and ratings of circuit breakers, attention to the threshold and size of upstream fuse which must necessarily be higher.
Coordination between modular circuit-breakers, three-phase network (+ neutal) 400 / 415 V according to IEC/EN 60947-2:
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A
25A
C Curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A
25A
C Curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
25A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
-
25A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
32A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
-
32A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
40A
16A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
-
MCB upstream
DX3 10000/16kA
C and D Curves
50A
63A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
-
80A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
100A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
125A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
40A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
m.c.b. upstream
DX3 25kA
C and D Curves
50A
63A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
80A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
100A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
125A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
All these values are also valid for circuit breakers associated to RCD add-on modules.
According to the curves and ratings of circuit breakers, attention to the magnetic threshold and to the size of upstream circuit breakers which must necessarily be higher.
36
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A
25A
C Curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
25A
36kA
36kA
36KA
36kA
-
32A
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
-
DX3 36kA
C Curve
40A
50A
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
-
MCB upstream
63A
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
-
80A
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
25A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
32A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
DX3 50kA
C and D Curves
40A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
50A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
63A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
Coordination between modular circuit-breakers (MCB) and Moulded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs),
three-phase network (+ neutal) 400 / 415 V according to standard IEC/EN60947-2:
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
16A
16kA
16kA
-
16A
25kA
25kA
-
25A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
-
25A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
40A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
-
MCCB upstream
DPX3 160 / DPX3 160 + RCD
16kA
63A
80A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
100A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
125A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
160A
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
40A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
MCCB upstream
DPX3 160 / DPX3 160 + RCD
25 36 - 50kA
63A
80A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
100A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
125A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
160A
25kA
25kA
25kA
36kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
37
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCCB upstream
DPX3 250 / DPX3 250+RCD
(Thermal- Magnetic & Electronic)
25 - 36 - 50kA - 70kA
100A
160A
200A
250A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
DPX / H / L 250
(Thermal -Magnetic & electronic)
36 70 100kA
40A
63A
100A
160A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
20kA
MCCB upstream
DPX 400AB
250A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
320A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
36kA
400A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
250A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
DPX / DPXH / DPXL 630

(Thermal -Magnetic & electronic)
36 70 100kA
320A
400A
500A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
630A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
20kA
20kA
According to the curves and ratings of circuit breakers, attention to the magnetic (or electronic) threshold and to the size of upstream circuit breakers which must necessarily be higher.
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCCB upstream
DPX / H / L 1250
DPX / H 1600
(Thermo(Electronic)
Magnetic)
50 70 100kA
36 70kA
500 to 1250A
630 to 1600A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
20kA
20kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
16kA
Coordination between modular circuit-breakers and fuses,

MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
20A
100kA
100kA
-
20A
100kA
100kA
-
25A
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
25A
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
32A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
32A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
40A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
Fuse upstream
gG Type
50A
63A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
80A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
125A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
160A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
Fuse upstream
aM Type
50A
63A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
-
80A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
125A
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
100kA
160A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
According to the curves and ratings of circuit breakers, attention to the threshold and to the size of upstream fuses which must necessarily be higher.
38
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A
25A
C Curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A
25A
C Curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
25A
32kA
32kA
32kA
32kA
-
25A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
32A
32kA
32kA
32kA
32kA
32kA
-
32A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
40A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
MCB upstream
DX3 10000/16kA
B, C and D Curves
50A
63A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
80A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
100A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
125A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
40A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
MCB upstream
DX3 25kA
50A
63A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
-
80A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
100A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
125A
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
25kA
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A
25A
C Curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
25A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
32A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
DX3 36kA
40A
50A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
MCB upstream
63A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
80A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
25A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
32A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
DX3 50kA
40A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
50A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
63A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
16A
28kA
28kA
-
25A
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
-
40A
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
-
MCCB upstream
DPX3 160 / DPX3 160 + RCD
16kA
63A
80A
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
100A
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
125A
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
160A
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
28kA
39
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
16A
40kA
40kA
-
16A
50kA
50kA
-
25A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
-
25A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
40A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
-
40A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
MCCB upstream
DPX3 160 / DPX3 160 + RCD
25kA
63A
80A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
100A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
125A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
160A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
MCCB upstream
DPX3 160 / DPX3 160 + RCD
36 - 50kA
63A
80A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
100A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
125A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
160A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
MCCB upstream
DPX3 250 / DPX3 250+RCD
(Thermal-magnetic & electronic)
25kA
MCB downstream
100A
160A
200A
250A
6A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
10A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
16A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
20A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
C and D curves
32A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
50A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
63A
40kA
40kA
40kA
40kA
40
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
three phase network (+ neutal) 230 / 240 V according to standard IEC/EN 60947-2:
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
DPX3 250 / DPX3 250+RCD

36 50 - 70kA
100A
160A
200A
250A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
DPX 400AB
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
320A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
400A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
36kA
36kA
250A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
36kA
36kA
MCCB upstream
25A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
-
DPX / H / L 250
36 70 100kA
40A
63A
100A
160A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
MCCB upstream
DPX / DPXH / DPXL 630MT
36 70 100kA
320A
400A
500A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50KA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
250A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
630A
50kA
50kA
50KA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
36kA
36kA
Coordination between modular circuit-breakers(MCB) and Moulded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs),
three phase network (+ neutal) 230 / 240 V according to standard IEC/EN 60947-2:
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCCB upstream
DPX / H / L 1250
DPX / H 1600
(Thermal(electronic)
magnetic)
50 70 100kA
36 70kA
500 to 1250A
630 to 1600A
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
50kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
36kA
Selectivity between two levels of protection

The downstream circuit breaker must always have a magnetic threshold and a rated current lower than those of the upstream protection.
Selectivity is indicated total (T) if there is selectivity up to the value of breaking capacity (according to IEC / EN 60947-2) of the downstream
circuit breaker.
Selectivity between modular circuits breakers and fuses:
Selectivity limit at 400 V: values in Ampere.
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
DX3 10000A/10 kA
6A
C and D curves
10A
16A
20A
25A
32A
40A
50A
63A
T = Total discrimination
32A
1300
-
25A
1000
-
40A
1900
1600
1400
1200
-
32A
1600
1100
1000
-
50A
2500
2200
1800
1500
1300
1200
-
40A
2100
1700
1400
1300
1100
-
Fuse upstream
gG Type
63A
80A
4000
4600
3200
3600
2600
3000
2200
2500
2000
2200
1700
1900
1700
16000
-
50A
3200
2500
2100
1800
1600
1300
-
Fuse upstream
aM Type
63A
6200
5000
4000
3400
3000
2400
2100
2000
-
100A
11000
7000
5600
4600
4100
3500
3000
2600
2400
125A
T
11000
8000
6300
5500
4500
4000
3500
3300
160A
T
T
15000
10000
9000
8000
6000
5000
5000
80A
15000
7800
6000
5100
4500
3800
3100
2900
2800
100A
T
12000
9000
7000
6000
5000
4200
3700
3500
125A
T
T
T
14000
9300
7700
6400
6000
5500
160A
T
T
T
T
14000
9000
7000
6000
6000
41
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
Selectivity between modular circuits breakers:
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
10A
40
-
10A
75
-
16A
64
64
-
16A
120
120
-
20A
80
80
80
-
20A
150
150
150
-
25A
100
100
100
100
-
25A
187
187
187
187
-
32A
700
500
300
-
MCB upstream
DX3 25kA
40A
50A
1200
1500
700
1000
500
700
400
500
500
500
-
63A
3000
1800
1300
1000
800
600
600
-
80A
4000
3000
2000
1600
1300
1000
800
800
-
100A
T
5000
3600
3000
2400
1800
1600
900
900
125A
T
T
5500
4000
3300
2700
2400
1700
1200
32A
700
500
300
300
240
-
MCB upstream
DX3 25kA
40A
50A
1200
1500
700
1000
500
700
400
500
400
500
300
500
400
-
63A
3000
1800
1300
1000
800
600
600
500
-
80A
4000
3000
2000
1600
1300
1000
800
800
650
100A
T
5000
3600
3000
2400
1800
1600
900
900
125A
T
T
5500
4000
3300
2700
2400
1700
1200
32A
700
500
384
384
384
-
MCB upstream
DX3 25kA
40A
50A
1200
1500
700
1000
500
700
480
600
480
600
480
600
600
-
63A
3000
1800
1300
1000
800
756
756
756
-
80A
4000
3000
2000
1600
1300
1100
1000
950
950
100A
T
5000
3600
3000
2400
1450
1250
1200
1200
125A
T
T
5500
4000
3300
2700
2400
1700
1500
63A
3000
1800
1300
1000
800
600
600
500
-
80A
4000
3000
2000
1600
1300
1000
800
800
650

MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
42
10A
120
-
10A
75
-
16A
192
192
-
16A
120
120
-
20A
240
240
240
-
20A
170
150
150
-
25A
500
300
300
300
-
25A
500
210
187
187
-
MCB upstream
DX3 36kA
32A
40A
700
1200
500
700
300
500
300
400
240
400
300
-
50A
1500
1000
700
500
500
500
400
-
DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
10A
-
10A
75
-
16A
64
-
16A
120
120
-
20A
170
150
-
MCB upstream
DX3 50kA
25A
32A
500
700
210
500
300
-
40A
1200
700
500
400
-
50A
1500
1000
700
500
500
500
-
63A
3000
1800
1300
1000
800
600
600
-
20A
170
150
150
-
MCB upstream
DX3 50kA
25A
32A
500
700
210
500
187
300
187
300
240
-
40A
1200
700
500
400
400
300
-
50A
1500
1000
700
500
500
500
400
-
63A
3000
1800
1300
1000
800
600
600
500
-
MCB upstream
DX3 50kA
25A
32A
500
700
300
500
300
384
300
384
384
-
40A
1200
700
500
480
480
480
-
50A
1500
1000
700
600
600
600
600
-
63A
3000
1800
1300
1000
800
756
756
756

MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
10A
120
-
16A
192
192
-
20A
240
240
240
-
Selectivity between modular circuits breakers (MCB) and Moulded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs):
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/ 10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
16A
6000
5000
-
25A
12000
7000
6000
5000
-
40A
12000
7000
6000
5000
4500
-
MCCB upstream
DPX3 160
DPX3 160 + RCD
16 - 25 36 - 50kA
63A
80A
T
T
7000
T
6000
6000
5000
5000
4500
4500
3000
4000
3000
3000
3000
3000
100A
T
T
T
6000
4500
4000
3000
3000
3000
125A
T
T
T
T
8500
7000
6000
5500
5000
160A
T
T
T
T
T
10000
8000
7000
6000
Selectivity between modular circuits breakers (MCB) and Moulded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs):
MCB downstream
6A
10A
16A
20A
DX3 10000A/10 kA
25A
C and D curves
32A
40A
50A
63A
DPX3 250
DPX3 250 + diff
(Thermo-magnetic & electronic)
25 - 36 50 - 70kA
100A
160A
200A
250A
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
5000
T
T
T
5000
T
T
T
4000
T
T
T
4000
T
T
T
MCCB upstream
DPX 400AB
320A
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
36kA
400A
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
DPX / H / L 1250
(Thermomagnetic)
50 70 100kA
500 to 1250A
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
DPX / H 1600
(electronic)
36 70kA
630 to 1600A
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
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DX3
MCBs
n Technical data
Time current characteristics for C curve
Rating - 6 to 63A
Ref. calibration
Ref. standard :
Temp. : 300C
IS / IEC 60898-1
Multiple of rated current
Time current characteristics for D curve

Rating - 0.5 to 63A
Ref. calibration
Ref. standard :
Temp. : 300C
IS / IEC 60898-1
44
Time current characteristics for 80-125 A

Rating - 80A to 125A Ref. calibration
Ref. standard :
Temp. : 300C
IEC 60947-2
DX3
MCBs
n Selection chart*
n Technical data
DX3 MCBs (10 kA) and RCBOs 3 phase motor application

Motor
H.P.
1
1.5
2
3
4
5
6
7.5
10
12.5
15
17.5
20
25
30
35
KW
0.75
1.10
1.50
2.25
3.00
3.75
4.50
5.50
7.50
9.30
11.00
13.00
15.00
18.50
22.50
26.00
MCB rating (A)

Star Delta
DOL
1.6 A
2A
3A
4A
10 A
10 A
10 A
10 A
10 A
16 A
16 A
16 A
20 A
20 A
25 A
25 A
32 A
25 A
32 A
40 A
40 A
40 A
50 A
50 A
63 A
63 A
-
Isolators
Specifications
Number of poles
Utilization category
Rated operational voltage and frequency
Insulation voltage Ui
Impulse voltage Uimp
Short circuit making capacity Icm
Endurance
Mounting position
Fixing
Maximum cable size

Permissible ambient temperature
IEC 60947-3
DP, TP, FP
AC22A
415 V, 50/60 Hz
500 V AC
6 kV
1000 A
Electrical - 1500 operations with load AC22A
Mechanical - 10000 operation
Top/Bottom
1 x 1.5 mm to 35 mm
Rigid cable
2 x 1.5 mm to 16 mm
Top/Bottom
1 x 1.5 mm to 25 mm
Flexible cable
2 x 1.5 mm to 10 mm
Recommended : 3 Nm
Minimum : 2 Nm Maximum: 3.5 Nm
Maximum + 70 0 C Minimum -25 0 C
For MCB/RCBO ratings :
Single phase = P = VI
Three phase
= P = 3 VICos = 1.732 x VI x 0.8
Note : One lighting circuit can have upto 800 W or upto 10 points.
One power circuit can have upto 3000 W or upto 2 power points.
* The data given above is only for guidance.
The exact rating must be selected only after considering the motor characteristics.
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DX3 RCDS
Technical data for DX3 RCDs
Type AC
IS 12640 (part 1) 2008
IEC 61008 - 1
RCCB
Type A-S
IEC 61008 - 1
EN 61008 - 1
Type Hpi
EN 61008 - 1
IEC 61008 - 1
- Double pole
- Four pole
2
4
2
4
2
4
- Double pole
- Four pole
- Double pole
- Four pole
25, 40, 63, 80, 100

25, 40, 63, 80, 100
30, 100, 300
30, 100, 300
50 / 60
230
230 / 415
12
63, 80
25, 40, 63, 80
300
300
50 / 60
230
400
12
25, 40, 63, 80

25, 40, 63, 80
30
30
50 / 60
230
400
12
170
196
250
500
6
170
196
250
500
6
As per IS 12640 (part 1) 2008, IEC 61008 - 1
170
196
250
500
6
500 A
10 x In
630 A
500 A
630 A
1000 A
1000 A
10000 A
10000 A
- 25 to 70
20,000
10,000
2,000
2,000
By pressing test button grey
dolly will come to
OFF position
It is recommended to test
RCCB once a month
Grey dolly will come to
OFF position
1000 A
10000 A
10000 A
- 25 to 70
20,000
10,000
2,000
2,000
By pressing test button grey
dolly will come to
OFF position
RCCB once a month
OFF position
1000 A
1000 A
10000 A
10000 A
- 25 to 70
20,000
10,000
2,000
2,000
By pressing test button, grey
dolly will come to
off position
RCCB once a month
off position
Switch on grey dolly

1 - 35 sq. mm
1 - 25 sq. mm

1 - 35 sq. mm
1 - 25 sq. mm

1 - 35 sq. mm
1 - 25 sq. mm
Specification
No. of modules
Electrical characteristics
Rated sensitivity (mA)
Rated frequency (Hz)

Rated operating voltage
- Double pole
Ue (V AC)
- Four pole
Minimum operating voltage (V AC)
Minimum operating voltage for test button (V AC)(1)
- Double pole
- Four pole
Rated insulation
- Double pole
voltage Ui (V AC)
- Four pole
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp (kV)
Breaking capacity
Rated making & breaking capacity (Im)
- Up to 40 A
- From 63 A and above
Rated residual making & breaking capacity (Im)
- Up to 40 A
- From 63 A and above
Rated conditional short circuit current (Inc)
Rated conditional residual short circuit current (Ic)
Rated service short circuit capacity (Ics)
Rated short circuit capacity (Icn)
Operating temperature (0C)
Endurance (0.C cycle)
- Mechanical
- On load at in X cos 0.9
- Via test button
- By fault current (sensitivity)
Testing
Fault indication
- Earth leakage
- Overload and shortcut

Resetting
Terminals
- Rigid
- Flexible
Type of protection
Earth leakage
Overload
Short circuit
Add on electrical accessories*

Auxiliary
Fault signaling
Shunt trip
Under voltage
Over voltage
* - Accessories are mounted on the left hand side of the product.
At a time a maximum of three accessories can be mounted.
(1)
- Between phase and neutral
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RCBO
Type AC
IS 12640 (part 2) 2008
IEC 61009 - 1
Type Hpi
EN 61009 - 1
IEC 61009 - 1
Type A
EN 61009 - 1
IEC 61009 - 1
4
7
Type AC - 2 & 4 modules

NFC 61 - 410
EN 61009 - 1
IEC 61009 - 1
2
4
2
-
6, 10, 16, 25, 32, 40, 63

16, 25, 32, 40, 63
30, 100, 300
30, 100, 300
50
230
415
12
6, 10, 16, 20, 25, 32

10, 16, 20, 25, 32
30, 300
50
230
415
12
25, 32, 40
30
50 / 60
230
12
25, 32, 40
30, 300
50 / 60
415
12
170
196
500
500
4
170
170
196
250
250
500
6
6
As per IS 12640 (part 2) 2008, IEC 61009 - 1
196
500
6
10000 A
10000 A
6000 A
-
6000 A
-
6000 A
-
10000 A
10000 A
7500 A
10000 A
- 25 to 70
20,000
10,000
1,000
1,000
By pressing test button, black
dolly will come to
off position
RCBO once a month
Black & blue dolly will come to
off position
Black dolly will come to
off position
Switch on black dolly
1 - 35 sq. mm
1 - 25 sq. mm
3000 A
6000 A
6000 A
- 25 to 70
20,000
10,000
1,000
1,000
By pressing test button,
black dolly will come to
off position
RCBO once a month
off position & blue indicator will
appear on front face window
off position
0.75 - 16 sq. mm
0.75 - 10 sq. mm
3000 A
6000 A
6000 A
- 25 to 70
20,000
10,000
1,000
1,000
off position
RCBO once a month
off position
0.75 - 16 sq. mm
0.75 - 10 sq. mm
3000 A
6000 A
6000 A
- 25 to 70
20,000
10,000
1,000
1,000
off position
RCBO once a month
off position
0.75 - 16 sq. mm
0.75 - 10 sq. mm
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DX3
RCDs
n Technical data
n Technical data
Short-circuit withstanding capacity of RCCBs (in kA)
RCD downstream
16
25
40
63
80
100
25
40
63
80
100
DX3 MCB upstream

10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Nature and consequences of electrical risks

Direct and indirect contact
Type A
All electrical risks for people are the result of direct or indirect contact.
What are these contacts ? And how can we protect ourselves against
them?
All the answers appear in the following section.
Electrical risks do not just concern people : these risks - especially fire
affect installations as well. A 500 mA current, for example, flowing
through combustible material is sufficient to ignite such material after
a certain time.Every electrical installation is subject to current
leakages which can vary considerably depending on such factors as
the installation's condition, age, environment, etc.
These current leaks may flow through the fabric of the building
(trunking, metal girders or other metal components), generating heat
which in turn may lead to fire.
Type AC
Direct contacts
2P
4P
Marking example :
Type A-S
Type Hpi
Direct contact is caused by humans and may be due to either

carelessness or clumsiness.
What is a direct contact? How can we protect ourselves?
Here are the answers...
This is when someone makes contact with a live electrical component
of a device or installation.
For example :
a person inadvertently touching a live cable.
achild sticking a metal object into a power socket.
using male/male extensions or unprotectedtest cables.
In this case only basic protection is effective
Other examples
Someone touching a live busbar in a distribution panel or cabinet, or
someone touching flush-mounted electrical trunking with the end of a
tool, etc. In this case basic protection plus additional protection is
effective.
How can we protect ourselves?
There are two ways (independent of the neutral earthing system) of
ensuring that personnel are protected against direct contact.
Preventing access to live parts where possible.
Basic protection via physical or electrical isolation of live parts.
This protection must ensure that live parts cannot be touched, even
inadvertently.
How?
By using barriers, enclosures, closed cabinets which physically or
electrically isolate live parts presenting a danger to the user, shuttered
sockets, or insulation.
Additional protection
Must be provided by a 30mA residual current device such as Lexic
range of residual current devices. This protection is required in case
the basic protection detailed above fails.
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DX3
RCDs (continued)
n Technical data
Indirect contacts
Indirect contacts are independent of humans : it results from an internal
hardware fault.
What is an indirect contact?
How can we protect ourselves? Here are the answers...
What is an indirect contact?
This is when a person makes contact with a metal earthed part which
has accidentally been powered up following an insulation fault. This
type of contact is very dangerous as, unlike direct contact, it is
completely unexpected. For example, a person touching the metal
frame of an electrical appliance which has defective insulation may be
electrocuted through no fault of their own if the appliance is not
protected.
How can we protect ourselves?
There are three possibilities :
Preventing access to potentially dangerous metal components via
class II protection.
Good connection of all exposed conductive parts to an effective
earth.
A protective RCD according to the neutral earthing system.
Residual current devices, selection and operation

The main function of a residual current device is to ensure that people
are protected from any risk of electrocution. It can also ensure
protection against risk of fire.
What is the nature of these risks ? What are the consequences ?
Risks of electrocution
The dangerous effects of electricity depend on two factors:
the flowing time through the human body
the current value
These two factors are independent and the importance of the risk
varies in accordance with the level of each factor.
The dangerous current value through a human body depends on the
touch voltage and touch resistance of the human body.
In practice, the current value is defined using a standard "safety"
voltage of 50 V. This voltage takes into account the maximum current
which can be withstood by a human being with a minimum internal
electrical resistance in given conditions. It also takes into account the
maximum permissible time for the current to pass through the body
without dangerous physio-pathological effects.
50 V is considered as the safe limit of voltage for human body in dry
condition.
How does an electrical current affect the human body?
When subject to a voltage, the human body reacts like any other
receiver with a given internal resistance. An electrical current passes
through the body with three serious risks :
Locking of the muscles, or tetanisation : the muscles through which
the current passes contract and remain contracted:if this includes
the rib cage, breathing may be impeded.
Action on the heart : the cardiac rhythm is completely disrupted
(ventricular fibrillation).
Thermal effects may cause varying levels of damage to body tissue,
including severe burns in the case of very high currents.
Aperson is in danger of electrocution if the fault current raises

the voltage of the accessible metal part above 50 V to earth.
Important note:
Under the Indian Electricity Rules [rules 61 (A), 71 (1) and 73 (1)],
installation of an RCCB is mandatory in all installations of 5 KW
and above, in all luminous tube signs and X-ray installations. The
bureau of Indian standards recommends that RCCBs installed
at construction sites, temporary installations, agriculture and
horticulture premises, limit the residual current to 30 mA.
Examples of electrocution by direct or indirect contact.
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DX3
RCDs (continued)
n Technical data
Effect of current on human body
The standards define the following curves, which take into account the
two parameters required to assess the risk :
A residual current device continuously measures the difference

between the value of the input and the output currents. If the value is
not equal to zero, this indicates a leak.
When this leak reaches the level at which the differential is set
(its sensitivity), the device trips and breaks the circuit.
What are the operating principles of a residual current device?
What are the selection criteria for a residual current device?
Operating principle of a residual current device

No fault present
Therefore no current is induced
in coil K1, and coil K2 is not
excited. The contacts do not
open.The equipment operates
normally
If = 0, thus
I1 = I2
1 = 2
1 - 2 = 0
i : current flowing through body.
t : time taken for current to pass through body.
These curves show the various zones of effect of an alternating current

on people : they derive from IEC 60 479 and determine
4 main risk zones

Zone
designation
zone AC-1
zone AC-2
zone AC-3
Physiological effects
Usually no reaction
Usually no harmful physiological effects
Usually no organic damage to be expected. Likelihood of cramp like
muscular contractions and difficulty in breathing for durations of currentflow longer than 2 s. Reversible disturbances of formation and conduction of
impulses in the heart, including atrial fibrillation and transient cardiac arrest
without ventricular fibrillation increasing with current magnitude and time
zone AC-4
Increasing with magnitude and time, dangerous pathophysiological effects
such as cardiac arrest, breathing arrest and serious burns may occur in
addition to the effects of zone-3
zone AC-4.1
Probability of ventricular fibrillation increasing up to about 5%
C1 - C2
zone AC-4.2
Probability of ventricular fibrillation up to about 50%
C2 - C3
zone AC-4.3
Probability of ventricular fibrillation above 50%
* For durations of current flow below 10 ms, the limit for the body current at line b remains constant
at a value of 200 mA.
Insulation fault
Acurrent is thus induced in coil
K1...
If 0
I1 > I2, thus
1 > 2, thus
1 - 2 0
...coil K2 is excited, the

contacts open and the
equipment is automatically
switched off
Selecting a residual current device

First determine your requirement.This exists on two levels :
1 The need to protect against direct or indirect contacts.
2 The need to ensure protection against overloads and short-circuits.
If protection against indirect contact is required, use residual current
devices with a sensitivity of : 30 mA,

100 mA,

300 mA,
The rating (40, 63 A, etc.) is selected according to the load.
If protection against direct contact is required, use residual current
device with a sensitivity of 30 mA.
The sensitivity of a residual current device In is the current level at
which tripping is sure to occur. To do this, the standards concerning
residual current devices stipulate that tripping must occur between
In / 2 and In.
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Add-on modules DX3
RCDs (continued)
n Technical data
n Compatibility MCBs/add-on modules
Types of residual current device

There are 2 types of RCD : the AC type and the Atype
Both types are produced in the "S" (discriminating) or normal versions.
They conform to Indian and International standards IS 12640,
IEC 61008 and IEC 61009 as well as European standards EN 61008
and EN 61009.
Breaking
capacity
Number
of poles
Add-on module for

1.5 module/pole MCBs
16 kA
2P, 4P
In 80 A
4P
In 32 A
25 kA
Type A
Sensitive to residual alternating currents and residual currents with a
DC component.
Use : special applications
- if it is possible that the fault currents are not purely sinusoidal (rectifier
bridge, etc.)
50 kA
2P
In 40 A
4P
In 12,5 A
2P
In 32 A
2P, 4P
All range
Type AC
Sensitive to residual alternating currents
Use : standard applications
Type S
Delayed trip for discrimination with other residual current devices.
Use : for discrimination with a downstream device.
Type Hpi
Enhanced immunity to unwanted tripping in environments with
disturbances. eg. diesels, computers, printers, etc.
Detects faults with DC components eg. thyristors, trio etc.
Residual current circuit-breaker with or without overload
protection? Which do I choose?
Choose a residual current circuit-breaker (RCCB) if you do not need to
protect against overload and short circuits (caution! an RCCB must be
connected to some form of line protection device : either a circuitbreaker or a fuse).
Choose a residual current circuit-breaker with overload and short circuit
protection (RCBO) if this type of protection is not available.
Residual current circuit-breakers without overload and short
circuit protection (RCCB)
These provide two functions : fault current detection,

measurement and cut-off : and isolation of an
installation.
RCCBs are governed by standards IS 12640 (part 1),
IEC 61008-1.
Residual current circuit-breakers with overload and short circuit

protection (RCBO)
These provide three functions : fault current

detection, measurement and cut-off :
protection against overloads and shortcircuits : and isolation of an installation.
Residual current circuit-breakers are
governed by standards IS 12640 (part 2),
IEC 61009-1.
The "test"function
A residual current device is a safety device, and it is therefore vital
that it is regularly tested. This function is therefore required by the
standard governing residual current protective devices, and ensures
correct operation. All Lexic RCDs are equipped with this function.
Note : We offer Type AC, Type A-S and Type Hpi RCDs
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STOP&GO automatic resetting for DX3
Performance of MCBs and auxiliaries
n Operating principle
n Technical characteristics of auxiliaries
Temporarily electrical disturbances and other external events can cause

unwanted tripping of different devices protecting electrical installation
Max. connection cross-section: 2.5 mm 2

Operating temperature: - 25C to + 70C
STOP&GO verifies automatically the state of the installation, before

resetting and launches a visual and close a contact in case of
permanent fault detection (short-circuit or residual current)
Shunt trips
After verifying the state of the installation, STOP&GO automatic resets the
associated protection device in order to immediatly re-establish power
supply and avoid unwanted consequences
N
Ph
STOP&GO does not protect the installation against lightning strikes

For an efficient protection against lightning, use voltage surge
protectors
The Autotest version is specially suitable for installations equipped with
residual current protection devices (RCD's and RCBOs)
STOP&GO periodically does an automatic test of the functionning
of residual current protection devices. The manual test is no longer
needed
C1
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Nominal voltage (Un)

- 12 to 48 V and =
- 110 to 415 V and 110 to
125 V=
250VA
6A
V
Equipped with a signalling contact which indicates tripping of the

shunt trip and automatically breaks the coil.
Min. and max. voltage: 0.7 to 1.1 Un
Tripping time: less than 20 ms
Power consumption: at 1.1 x 48 V = 121 VA

at 1.1 x 415 V = 127 VA
Impedance:12 to 48 V = 23

110 to 415 V = 1640
Consumption
12 to 48 V
110 to 415 V
Umin.
522 mA
69 mA
Umax.
2610 mA
259 mA
Undervoltage releases
Installation without STOP&GO
Pull-in voltage 0.55 Un

Tripping time: 0 to 300 ms 10% (adjustable)
Power consumption: 24 VA and = : 0.1 VA
48 VA and = : 0.2 VA
230 V : 1 VA
Installation with STOP&GO
Nominal voltage:
24 and 48 VA and =
230 V
Mains fault due to temporarily

electrical disturbances
Electrical devices are not powered
anymore
STOP&GO automatic resets the

associated protection device in
order to immediatly re-establish
power supply
A1
A2
N/Ph/+
Stand-alone releases for N/C push-buttons

Min. and max. operating voltage: 196 to 250 V
Power consumption: 1.4 VA
E1
U
A1
A2
2
n...
N L
230VA
Alarm
Heating
Swimming pool Refrigerator
Signalling auxiliaries
Umin.: 24 V / = and Imin.: 5 mA
Access control
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Freezer
Aquarium
Watering
Protection of DC circuits
n Protection of DC circuits
DX3 6000 and DX3 10000 MCBs (1P/2P/3P/4P - In 63 A) designed for

use in 230/400 V supplies, can also be used in DC circuits
In this case, the following deratings and precautions must be taken into
account
1 - Protection against short-circuits
Max. magnetic tripping threshold: multiplied by 1.4
Example: For a C curve MCB for which the AC tripping threshold is
between 5 and 10 In, the DC tripping threshold will be between
7 and 14 In
2 - Protection against overloads
The time/current thermal tripping curve is the same as for AC
3 - Operating voltage
Max. operating voltage: 80 V per pole (60 V for single-pole + N MCBs)
For voltages higher than this value, several poles must be wired in series
Example: for a 110 V voltage,
use a 2-pole MCB and connect
the 2 poles in series
Example: circuit earthed via the negative polarity / U = 110 V= / Isc =

10 kA / In = 32 A
Protect the positive polarity using an MCB capable of breaking 10 kA
at 110 V (DX3 10000 2P 32 A with 2 poles on the positive polarity)
For isolation, use a DX3 10000 3P 32 A with 2 poles on the positive
polarity and one pole on the negative polarity
DX3 10000
voltage
single-pole
2P
Acc. to
48 V
10 kA
10 kA
IEC 60947.2 Icu
10 kA
230 V
15 kA
If isolation required
+
3
DX-H
32 A
DX
10000
32 2P
A 2P
DX-H
32 A
DX3 10000
323P
A 3P
For other voltages, the breaking capacities are as follows:

+
10 kA
4P
Network earthed via a middle point:

Place on each polarity the number of poles necessary for max. Isc
breaking at half voltage
4 - Breaking capacity
4000 A for a single pole MCB at max. voltage (80 V= per pole)
+
110 V
3P
U-Isc max.
(1)
U/2
U/2-Isc max.
U/2
(1)
DX3 6000
Acc. to
voltage
single-pole
2P
48 V
6 kA
6 kA
Icu
IEC 60947.2
110 V
6 kA
3P
Ics(1)
10 kA
100 %
110 V
100 %
100 %
100 %
230 V
DX 10000
voltage
single-pole
2P
Acc. to
48 V
10 kA
10 kA
Icu
110 V
10 kA
3P
Ics(1)
110 V
230 V
15 kA
100 %
100 %
100 %
(1)
U=0
1: Only if isolation required
single-pole
2P
48 V
6 kA
6 kA
110 V
6 kA
3P
4P
6 kA
230 V
10 kA
DX 10 A
DX3 6000
104P
A 4P
100 %
100 %
Supply with one polarity earthed:

Place all the poles necessary for breaking on the other polarity If
isolation is required, an additional pole must be added on the earthed
polarity
U-Isc max
voltage
4P
5 - Distribution of breaking poles

To choose the MCB and determine the pole distribution necessary
for breaking on each of the polarities, it is necessary to know how the
installation is earthed
MCB
(U-Isc max.)
DX3 6000
Acc. to
IEC 60947.2 Icu
1: As a % of Icu
1: MCB (U/2-Isc max.)
Example: circuit earthed via a middle point / U = 230 V= / Isxc = 6 kA

/ In = 10 A
Protect each polarity using an MCB capable of breaking 6 kA at half
voltage, i.e. 115 V
10 kA
230 V
48 V
U/2-Isc max.
100 %
IEC 60947.2
4P
6 kA
230 V
48 V
Isolated earth supply:

Distribute the poles necessary for breaking over the 2 polarities to
provide protection in the event of a double earth fault (particularly if
there are a number of circuits in parallel)
+
(1)
U-Isc max.
U
(1)
U-Isc max.
1st earth fault: I = O

2sd earth fault:
U and I Isc max.
1: MCB (U-Isc max.)
Example: isolated earth circuit / U = 48 V= / Isc = 4,5 kA / In = 40 A

Protect the installation with an MCB capable of breaking 4.5 kA at
48 V and protect each polarity
DX3 6000
voltage
single-pole
2P
Acc. to
48 V
6 kA
6 kA
IEC 60947.2
Icu
110 V
230 V
6 kA
3P
4P
6 kA
10 kA
DX3 6000
40 A
DX
40 2P
A 2P
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P17 Tempra and hypra
Programmable time switches

with analogue and digital dial
Safe
and simple,
n Diagrams
Cat.No 4126 31
N
Ideal for industry

Cat.Nos 4126 54/34/29
Cat.Nos 4126 57/41/30
Cat.Nos 4127 90/94

N
Cat.Nos 4128 12/13/14

N
16 A
U1 U2 1 4 2
Output
Output closing and breaking times are calculated based on the date,
the actual time when the device was switched and on geographical
coordinates of the actual location
Rated voltages - 240 V AC and 415 V AC

Protection categories - IP 44 and IP 66/67
Colour coding for voltage identification
Blue Colour for 240 V AC
Red Colour for 415 V AC
Material of plugs and sockets special
high grade plastic. Shock proofat low and
high temperatures.
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AlphaRex3 digital time switches
n Technical specifications
Type
Nominal voltage 230 V 50/60 Hz
Number of modules of 17.5 mm each
Number of channels
Switch output
Zero-crossing switching
Switching capacity
Ohmic 250 V cosj = 1
Inductive 230 V cosj = 0.6
Incandescent lamp load
Fluorescent lamp, series compensated
Energy-saving lamp
Programs1)
Control input with switch-off delay
0s to 23h 59min 59s
Cycle function (pulse time)
min. 1s, max. 1h 59min 59s
Clock precision (typical)
Running reserve
Shortest switching step
Operating temperature
Degree of protection
1)
2)
AlphaRex3
D21
4126 31
2
1
1 changeover
contact
AlphaRex3
D22
4126 41
2
2
2 changeover
contacts
AlphaRex3
D21s
4126 34
2
1
1 changeover
contact
AlphaRex3
D21 astro
4126 54
2
1
1 changeover
contact
AlphaRex3
D22 astro
4126 57
2
2
2 changeover
contacts
AlphaRex3
DY21
4126 29
2
1
1 changeover
contact
AlphaRex3
DY22
4126 30
2
2
2 changeover
contacts
16 A
10 A
2000 W
2000 VA
1000 W
56
16 A
10 A
2000 W
2000 VA
1000 W
28 per channel
16 A
10 A
2000 W
2000 VA
1000 W
56
16 A
10 A
2000 W
2000 VA
1000 W
56
16 A
10 A
2000 W
2000 VA
1000 W
28 per channel
16 A
10 A
2000 W
2000 VA
1000 W
84
16 A
10 A
2000 W
2000 VA
1000 W
84 per channel
0.1 s/day2)
5 years
1s
20 to +55 C
IP20
A program consists of a switch-on time, a switch-off time as well as days or day blocks which are assigned as switched-on or switched-off
Can be set to mains-synchronous operation
n Connection diagram
AlphaRex3 D21
12
16
AlphaRex3 D22
AlphaRex3 D22 astro
AlphaRex3 DY22
24
12
16
24
n Functions
Select menu, go back while in menu
Press > 1 sec. = operating display
OK
AlphaRex3 D21s
AlphaRex3 D21 astro
AlphaRex3 DY21
12
16
24
Reset
Simultaneously pressing all buttons for more than 2 seconds deletes all
data. Language, date/time, summer time (daylight saving time) and
switch times must be set again.
Confirm the selection or accept the parameter
n Data key
Select the menu item or set the parameter;

for 2-channel time switches, can be used
to select the channel (channel 1 channel 2)
If the supply voltage is switched on, the KEY READ WRITE menu
item is automatically opened when a data key is inserted. WRITE:
Program data is written from the time switch to the key. Caution: Any data
present on the key will be overwritten. READ: Program data is written
from the key to the time switch; any switching programs on the time switch
are overwritten. Only one master switching program, which consists of
multiple switching programs, can be saved on the time switch or on the
key at a time. If the supply voltage is not connected, the KEY READ
WRITE menu item is not automatically opened when a data key is
inserted. The KEY function can still be selected from the
menu even if the supply voltage is not connected.
n Brief description of programming functions

Text guidance
Guides the user through programming and setup with plain text
prompts. Each step can be read on the screen, and the function that is
currently active flashes. An integrated display and button light makes
operation easy even in poorly lit environments.
Set language
The language selection function can be accessed using the MENU
button. The language is set to English by default.
The following languages can be selected: German, English, French,
Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese*, Swedish*, Norwegian*, Finnish*,
Danish*, Polish*, Czech*, Russian*, Turkish*.
*) Excluding AstroRex DY64
Time, date, summer time (daylight saving time)

The time switch is preset at the factory to the current time and date. The
time can be changed by selecting MENU + SET.
n PC programming
In addition to the easy, text-guided programming directly on
the time switch, switching programs can also be created on a
PC with the software program from Legrand and transferred to the time
switch using a data key. A data transfer device (Cat.No : 4128 73) is
required to transfer switching programs created on a PC to the data
key. The device is connected to the PC using the USB plug. In addition
to the data transfer device, we also offer a CD with the software and the
necessary drivers. PC system requirements: USB port; Windows XP,
Windows Vista, Windows 7; approx. 40 MB of free memory.
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n Brief description of programming functions

Weekly programs
To create a weekly program, select MENU, PROGRAM, and then CREATE to easily enter programs which are repeated on a weekly basis.
A weekly program consists of a switch-on/switch-off times and days which are assigned as switched-on or switched-off. The following
predefined blocks can be selected: MONDAY SUNDAY, MONDAY FRIDAY 1) or SATURDAY SUNDAY,1); the assigned days of the week are
fixed. The switch-on/switch-off times must be entered. The user can also set custom day blocks. By selecting CUSTOM, switch times can be
freely assigned to any days of the week. This option also allows the user to set switch times at midnight.
1)
Excluding AlphaRex DY, AstroRex DY64
Yearly programs [AlphaRex3 DY21, AlphaRex3 DY22]
This menu item allows the user to enter (additional) yearly programs, which are only executed within a defined validity period. They can overlap with
one another and with the weekly programs on the same channel based on an OR connective. The validity period is defined by entering the start
date (at 00:00:00) and the end date (at 24:00:00). The start date must be entered before the end date. With the EVERY YEAR option, the
additional switch times have the same validity period each year (Christmas, national holidays, birthdays, etc.) Select the ONCE option when
additional switch times are needed within a validity period (e.g. during holidays), but the start/end dates of the holiday period change from year to
year.
Special programs (priority program) [AlphaRex3 DY21, AlphaRex3 DY22]
Weekly and yearly programs on the same channel are not executed during the validity period of a special program. However, other special
programs can be executed during the validity period. Different special programs can overlap with each other based on an OR connective. With
the EVERY YEAR option, the additional switch times have the same validity period each year (Christmas, national holidays, birthdays, etc.). Select
the ONCE option when additional switch times are needed within a validity period (e.g. during holidays), but the start/end dates of the holiday
period change from year to year. Additional options include MON TO SUN/CUSTOM: the respective channel only switches according to the
special program; PROG ON/PROG OFF: the respective channel is switched on/off during this time period.
n Basic functions for astro

Location (astro) [AlphaRex3 D21 astro, AlphaRex3 D22 astro, AlphaRex3 DY21, AlphaRex3 DY22]
The sunrise/sunset times, which change daily, are calculated for the location programmed in the AlphaRex. The unit is delivered with the location
set to GERMANY SOEST by default. Enter the actual location for optimal operation. This can be done in two ways. Select MENU, SET and
ASTRO to access the two options LOCATION and COORDINATES. LOCATION: With this menu item, the user can select the country and city
which is closest to the site of operation. COORDINATES: Alternatively, the user can select this menu item to set the geographical coordinates of
the location. The longitude and latitude values are entered in degrees or degrees and arcminutes2) (precision can be set in expert mode).
Information on coordinates and time zones can be found in the time zone map included with every time switch.
Offset
By selecting MENU, SET, ASTRO and OFFSET, time differentials can be set for the calculated switch times. This can be done in two ways:
time offset or angle offset.
In time offset, a time differential can be entered to shift the switch time by up to +/- 120 min relative to the sunrise/sunset times.
In angle offset2), a value can be entered in degrees and arcminutes to shift the switch time by up to +/- 12 00 relative to the sunrise/sunset times.
The time differentials are set separately for sunrise and sunset using the menu items SUNSET (opens the screen for setting the sunset offset) and
SUNRISE (opens the screen for setting the sunrise offset).
+12
1
0
0h
+
max. 120min
12
15
18
21
24h
+
max. 120min
Example:
For a time differential of +30 min, the time switch switches
30min. after sunrise and 30 min. after sunset.
For a time differential of -30 min, the time switch switches
30min. before sunrise and 30 min. before sunset.
Angle offset
Time offset
+6
-50
0h
12
15
18
21
24h
-6
-12
1
0
Note:
If the offset is set in degrees, the time switch always switches at
points when the brightness is the same, despite the fact that the
twilight duration changes over the course of the year. Sunrise and
sunset correspond to -50' for the centre of the sun (the edge of
the sun is visible on the horizon).
Offset correction function 2)

Select MENU, SET, ASTRO and CORRECTION to set a time correction for the 6-month periods surrounding summer and winter. The time
correction is set to 0 min. by default and can be set from 1 min. up to 30 min. The time correction for sunset is entered in the SUNSET menu item.
The time correction for sunrise is set in the SUNRISE menu item. The correction function overlaps with the calculated astronomical switch times,
including the offset settings.
Example:
Setting a time correction extends the daily switched-on time by up to 60 min. in the middle of the six winter months (switches off up to 30 min. later
in the morning and switches on up to 30 min. earlier in the evening). In the middle of the six summer months, the time correction reduces the daily
switched-on time by up to 60 min. (switches off up to 30 min. earlier in the morning and switches on up to 30 min. later in the evening). The time
correction varies continuously between the two max. values during the rest of the year.
Basic settings using a PC and day key
All of the basic settings described above, with the exception of the current time and date, can be set up using the AlphaSoft software from
Legrand and imported to the time switch using the data key. 2) Excluding AstroRex DY64
56
n Additional functions
Relay function
The relay state can be changed by selecting MENU and FUNCTIONS. The relay is preset to the AUTO function; the time switch switches
at the programmed times. The following can also be selected: ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS OFF and EXTRA. If EXTRA is selected, the
switching status specified by the program is inverted. The time switch resumes switching according to the programmed switch times after the
next switch command.
Holiday program
In holiday program, the holiday period is set with a start and an end date. It can be activated with the ACTIVE program item and deactivated with PASSIVE. If the holiday program is activated, the time switch does not carry out any programmed switch commands during this
time period. Instead, it remains ALWAYS OFF or ALWAYS ON during the holiday period, as requested. When the holiday period has ended,
the time switch resumes switching according to the programmed switch times.
1h test
The 1h TEST function can be used for a switching simulation. If 1h TEST is activated, the switch outputs are switched for one hour.
After the time has ended, the time switch resumes switching according to the programmed switch times.
PIN code
Input and programming can be locked using a four-digit PIN CODE. The time switch can be unlocked using the PIN CODE. The time
switch can also be unlocked using the RESET function, which also deletes all settings and programs.
Operating hours counter
This function displays the time for which the relay has been switched on and the date of the last reset. Counting range: 65,535 h.
Contrast adjustment
This function allows the user to adjust the display contrast.
Expert mode*
Expert mode is activated by selecting OPTIONS and EXPERT. After expert mode is activated, the following additional functions can be
used: control input extra 1), control input out 1), cycle function, channel-switching function (2-channel time switches), mains-synchronous
operation, offset correction function 2), geographical coordinates in degrees and arcminutes 2).
1)
AlphaRex3 D21s, AlphaRex3 D21 astro, AlphaRex3 DY21 2) AlphaRex3 astro, AlphaRex3 DY
Control input with switch-off delay
Adjustable switch-off delay via control input. The control input enables an additional switching of the relay, parallel to the switching program.
The switch-off delay can be set from 0 s to 23 h 59 min 59 s. The switch-off delay begins as soon as the voltage is removed from the control
input.
Control input extra*
Override of switching state via control input. If the EXTRA function is activated, the switching state specified by the program is inverted.
The time switch resumes switching according to the programmed switch times after the next switch command. The EXTRA function is ended
prematurely if the button is pressed again or if a pulse is received at the control input.
Control input off*
Switch off via control input. Activating the OFF function causes the time switch to be switched off via the control input. The OFF function
is ended if the button is pressed again or if a pulse is received at the control input. The time switch resumes switching on/off according to
the programmed switch times.
Pulse function
Programmable with precision to the second.
Cycle function
Function for cyclical switching. With this function, the time switch is switched on once within a defined time period and for a defined duration.
The cycle time can be set between 2 s and 2 h. The switch-on time can be set between 1 s and 1 h 59 min 59 s.
Zyklus max 2 h
Cycle
Switch-on time
Min.
Max.
2s
1s
2h
1 h 59 min 59 s
1 s ... 1 h 59 min 59 s
Random function
If the random function is activated, set switch times are randomly shifted within a range of +/- 15 minutes.
Channel-switching function*
With 2-channel time switches, this function can be activated so that the time switch regularly switches between the outputs assigned tothe
channels, in order to protect connected devices (for example lights/lamps) or so that two devices can be used simultaneously.
The channel-switching function is activated by selecting MENU, OPTIONS and CHANNEL 1<>2. The time switch switches between
theoutputs according to whether the menu item DAILY (once per day at 12:00 p.m.) or WEEKLY (once per week on Sunday at 12:00
p.m.) isselected.
Mains-synchronous operation
Mains-synchronised clock precision. By activating the SYNC function and then ACTIVE, the quartz-controlled time switch becomes a
synchronous time switch.
*) Excluding AstroRex DY64
57
Rex Analogue Time Switches

Daily/weekly time switches
n Technical specifications
Type
Number of modules of
17.5 mm each
Number of channels
Drive type
Switching dial
Running reserve
Switching increment
Shortest switching step
Switching step
Clock precision
Switching capacity
Ohmic 230 V cos = 1
Incandescent lamp 230 V
Inductive 230 V cos = 0.6
Switch output
Degree of protection
MicroRex
T31
3
MicroRex
QT31
1
MicroRex
W31
MicroRex
QT11
MicroRex
QW11
1
synchronous
24 h
none
15 min
30 min
+/- 5 min
mains
synchronised
1
quartz
24 h
100 h
15 min
30 min
+/- 5 min
2.5 s/day
1
synchronous
7 days
none
2h
4h
+/- 30 min
mains
1
quartz
24 h
100 h
15 min
15 min
+/- 5 min
2.5 s/day
synchronised
1
quartz
7 days
100 h
2h
2h
+/- 30 min
2.5 s/day
1 changeover
contact
1 changeover
contact
1 normally
open contact
1 normally
open contact
16 A
4 A
12 A
1 changeover
contact
-10 to +55C
IP20
n Connection diagram
MicroRex 3 modules
MicroRex 1 module
Wall bracket 3 modules
8 8
Cat.No 4128 59
3-module MicroRex units can

be surface mounted using
the wall bracket. A terminal
cover is included with
delivery.
n Standard light sensitive switch (Cat.No 4126 23)

Switch "ON" and "OFF" defined by a light level threshold
N
Livre avec
l'appareil
Photoelectric
cell
(supplied) cellule
photo-lectrique
50 m maxi
58
Power contactors CX3
n Technical characteristics
n Contactor selection charts (continued)
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp): 4 kV

Mechanical endurance (no. of operating cycles): 10 6 cycles
Operating temperatures: - 25 C to +40 C
Storage temperatures: - 40 C to + 70 C
Fluorescent tubes with ferromagnetic ballast

Single parallel compensated
fluorescent
Contactor protection against short circuits according to standard

EN 61095, conditional short-circuit current:
- Iq = 6 kA for 16 to 25 A contactors
- Iq = 3 kA for 40 to 63 A contactors
Circuit breaker or gG fuse rated:
16 A for 16 A rating
Current
16 A and
25 A
16 A and 25 A power contactors

230 VA
230 VA
low noise
16
A
and
16 A and
25 A
25 A
25 A
25 A
Type of contact
NC + NO
2 NO
4 NO
2 NO
NC + NO
2 NO
2 NC
2 NC + 2 NO
4 NO
4 NC
Dimensions
1 mod.
2 mod.
1 mod.
1 mod.
2 mod.
Holding current
200 mA
300 mA
12 mA
20 mA
20 mA
Inrush current
970 mA
2500 mA
60 mA
90 mA
200 mA
24 VA
40 A and 63 A power contactors

Coil voltage
24 VA
Current
Type of contact
230 VA
40 A and
63 A
40 A and
63 A
40 A and
63 A
40 A and
63 A
2 NO
4 NO
2 NO
2 NC
3 NO
4 NO
4 NC
Dimensions
2 mod.
3 mod.
2 mod.
3 mod.
250 mA
270 mA
15 mA
30 mA
Inrush current
1750 mA
1500 mA
150 mA
200 mA
Recommendations
Insert a spacing module (Cat.No 4063 07 p. 40):
- every two contactors when the ambient temperature is below 40 C
- every contactor when the ambient temperature is between
40 and 60 C
40 C
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
50 C
14 A
22 A
36 A
57 A
18 W
20 W
36 W
58 W
115 W
2x
20 W
2x
36 W
2x
40 W
2x
58 W
2x
140 W
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
24
33
43
56
24
30
39
51
16
25
33
42
11
17
22
29
5
9
12
15
30
45
68
101
24
38
57
86
22
35
53
79
15
24
36
54
6
10
15
23
Nominal
wattage
4 x 18 W
7W
10 W
18 W
26 W
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
16
24
36
54
50
60
78
101
40
50
65
85
28
42
55
71
19
28
36
47
Fluorescent tubes with electronic ballast

Single fluorescent
Ratings 25 A
62 or 2 x 2.52
62 or 2 x 2.52
62
2 x 42
60 C
12 A
20 A
32 A
50 A
18 W
30 W
36 W
58 W
2 x 18 W
2 x 36 W
2 x 58 W
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
72
110
165
248
42
68
102
153
36
58
87
131
22
36
54
81
36
56
84
126
20
30
45
68
12
19
29
43
Nominal
wattage
3 x 14 W
3 x 18 W
4 x 14 W
4 x 18 W
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
34
46
62
84
26
38
51
69
26
37
52
73
20
28
39
55
Compact fluorescent with built-in electronic power supply

Nominal
wattage
7W
11 W
15 W
20 W
23 W
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
120
200
280
392
80
125
175
245
64
90
126
176
50
70
98
137
43
60
84
118
Metal halogenide
Nominal
wattage
Ratings 40 & 63 A
252 or 2 x 102
252 or 2 x 102
162
2 x 162
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
Tungsten and halogen filaments 230 VA

40 W
60 W
75 W
100 W
150 W
200 W
500 W
1000 W
45
60
96
154
30
48
77
123
24
38
61
97
19
30
48
77
13
20
32
51
10
15
24
38
4
6
10
15
2
3
5
8
ELV halogen bulbs

with ferromagnetic ballast
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
ELV halogen bulbs

with electronic ballast
20 W 35 W 50 W 75 W 100 W 150 W 20 W 35 W 50 W 75 W 100 W 150 W

32
52
68
88
20
30
39
51
15
24
31
41
12
16
21
27
9
12
16
20
Low pressure sodium vapour
35 W 70 W 100 W 150 W 250 W 400 W 18 W 35 W 55 W 90 W 135 W 180 W

10
15
23
34
6
9
14
20
5
7
11
16
3
5
8
11
2
3
5
7
1
2
3
5
12
20
30
45
6
10
15
23
High pressure
sodium vapour
Incandescent lamps
Nominal
wattage
Quadruple fluorescent
(series compensated)
Discharge lamps with compensation
n Contactor selection charts

Nominal
wattage
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
Double fluorescent
Nominal
wattage
Max. connection cross-section in mm2

Conductor type
Rigid
Flexible
Flexible with single end cap
Flexible with double end cap
Compact fluorescent with built-in

starter
Triple fluorescent
(series compensated)
Holding current
Contactor rating
Ie = 16 A
Ie = 25 A
Ie = 40 A
Ie = 63 A
Nominal
wattage
Quadruple series compensated

fluorescent
Consumption of a contactor control coil

Coil voltage
Double series compensated

fluorescent
6
8
10
14
60
80
112
157
40
50
70
98
28
40
56
78
18
26
36
51
14
20
28
39
Nominal
wattage
70 W
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
8
10
15
23
5
6
9
14
3
5
8
11
2
3
5
7
2
3
5
7
High pressure
mercury vapour
150 W 250 W 400 W 1000 W 50 W

7
9
14
20
5
7
11
16
3
4
6
9
1
2
3
5
80 W
11
15
21
29
8
10
14
20
125 W 250 W 400 W

6
8
11
16
3
4
6
8
2
3
4
6
High pressure mixed

Nominal
wattage
100 W
160 W
250 W
400 W
16 A
25 A
40 A
63 A
9
11
14
19
6
7
9
12
4
5
7
8
2
3
4
5
9
13
18
25
59
EMDX3 electrical energy meters

4 rail mounting
Three-phase meters Cat.Nos 0046 80/84

LCD display: 8 digits
Resolution: 0.01 kWh (1)
Maximum indication: 99999.99 kWh (1)
Metrological LED: 0.1 Wh/pulse or 1 Wh/pulse
Active energy accuracy (EN 62053-21): class 1
Reactive energy accuracy (EN 62053-23): class 2
Reference voltage Un:
- Single-phase: 230-240 V
- Three-phase: 230(400)-240(415) V
Operating limit range (EN 62053-21, EN 62053-23):
- Single-phase: 110 to 254 V
- Three-phase: 110(190) to 254(440) V
Pulse output: 1 pulse/10 Wh
Single-phase meters Cat.Nos 0046 70/77

LCD display: 7 digits
Resolution: 0.1 kWh
Maximum indication: 99999.9 kWh
Metrological LED: 1 Wh/pulse (Cat.No 0046 70 : 0.5 Wh/pulse)
Accuracy (EN 62053-21): class 1
Reference voltage Un: 230 V-240 V
Reference frequency: 50-60 Hz
Pulse output: 1 pulse/10 Wh
(Cat.No 0046 70: 2 pulse/Wh)
Cat.Nos
0046 70
0046 77
0046 80
0046 84
32 A
63 A
63 A
5 A (CT)
-20 to +55 C
-10 to +45 C
-5 to +55 C
Storage temperature
-40 to +70 C
-25 to +70 C
-25 to +70 C
Number of modules
Connection
Direct
Via a current transformer
Single-phase
Three-phase
Max. current
Metering and
measurement
Total active energy

Total reactive energy
Partial active energy (reset)
Partial reactive energy (reset)
Active power
Reactive power
Apparent power
Current
Voltage
Frequency
Power factor
Time-of-use
Average active power
Max. average active power value
Dual tariff
Communication
Pulse output
RS 485 interface
MID compliant
Operating
conditions
Reference temperature
23 C 2 C
Consumption
8 VA
4 VA per phase
1 VA per phase
Heat dissipation
6.5 W
6W
4W
n Interfacing with IP communication network

RS 485 electricity meters
RS485/IP converter
Cat.No 004688
IP network - Communication bus

1: For direct connection meters
If connected via transformers, the resolution and maximum indication depend on the transformation ratios of these transformers
60
EMDX3 multi-function measuring units
n Wiring example of communication network
Cat.Nos
Current measurement terminals
Other terminals
Front cover
Casing
Connection
Protection index
Weight
Display
Measurements
Phase/phase
Phase/neutral
Primary
From a PT
Secondary
Permanent overload between phases
Update period
Primary
From a CT
Secondary
Minimum measurement
Input consumption
Display
Permanent overload
Intermittent overload
Update period
Max. CT x PT ratio
Total
Update period
Measurement range
Update period
50/60 Hz
DC
Consumption
Direct
Voltage measurement
Current measurement
Power measurement
Frequency
measurement
Auxiliary power
supply
Storage temperature
0046 76
4 mm2
2.5 mm2
IP 51
IP 20
205/215 g
Backlit LCD
3P+N, 3P, 2P, 1P+N
50 to 520 VA
28 to 300 VA
760 VA
1s
5 to 9999 A
5A
5 mA
< 0.6 VA
0 to 9999 A
6A
60 A/1 s - 120 A/0.5 s
1s
0 to 9999 kW/kvar/kVA
1s
45.0 to 65.0 Hz
1s
200 to 277 VA 15%
< 5 VA
-10 C to +55 C
-20 C to +70 C
Measure Software
unlimited
Legrand software
Cat.Nos 0261 88/89
Web server
Cat.Nos 0261 78/79
IP converter RS485/IP
Cat.No 0046 88
Energy meters
Cat.No 0046 84
n Connection solutions
Unbalanced three-phase
network
(3 or 4-wire)
I1
I2
I3
S1 S2 S1 S2 S1 S2
Balanced three-phase network

(3 or 4-wire)
I1
I2
I3
S1 S2 S1 S2 S1 S2
V1 V2 V3 VN AUX
2
1
2
S1
L1 (R)
L2 (S)
S1
P1
S1
S1
Multi-function measuring unit

Cat.No 0046 76
L1 (R)
P1
L2 (S)
L3 (T)
P1
RS 485
fieldbus
V1 V2 V3 VN AUX
P1
IP protocol - Ethernet BUS
L3 (T)
(3-wire)
Single-phase network (2-wire)
I1
I2
I3
S1 S2 S1 S2 S1 S2
I1
I2
I3
S1 S2 S1 S2 S1 S2
V1 V2 V3 VN AUX
V1 V2 V3 VN AUX
S1
P1
S1
P1
I1
I2
I3
S1 S2 S1 S2 S1 S2
L1 (R)
S1
L2 (S)
P1
L3 (T)
Two-phase network (2-wire)

I1
I2
I3
S1 S2 S1 S2 S1 S2
V1 V2 V3 VN AUX
L1 (R)
N
V1 V2 V3 VN AUX
S1
P1
S1
P1
L1 (R)
S1
L2 (S)
P1
EDMX3 Access multi-function

measuring unit Cat.No 0146 68
+
Communication module Cat.No 0146 71
EDMX3 Premium multi-function

measuring unit Cat.No 0146 69
+
Communication module Cat.No 0146 73
L1 (R)
L2 (S)
L3 (T)
a Auxiliary power supply: 110 400 VAC/120 350 VDC

b Fuse: 0.5 A gG/BS 88 2A gG/0.5 A class CC
61
DX3
modular din-rail products
n Dimensions
Products
DX3 MCBs (0.5 to 63A)
DX3 MCBs (80 - 125A)
DX3 Isolators
DX3 RCCB - type AC (DP)
DX3 RCCB - type AC (FP)
DX3 RCCB - type A - S (DP)
DX3 RCCB - type A - S (FP)
DX3 RCCB - type Hpi (DP)
DX3 RCCB - type Hpi (FP)
DX3 RCBO - type AC
DX3 RCBO - type AC (DP 2 mod.)
DX3 RCBO - type Hpi (DP 2 mod.)
Auxiliary contacts
Auxiliary contacts
Shunt trip
Minimum voltage trip
POP over voltage
Remote control for MCB / RCBO
Lexic contactors 20 A
Lexic contactors 40 A (2 mod.)
Lexic contactors 40 A / 63 A (3 mod.)
62
A
70
70
70
70
71.5
70
71.5
70
71.5
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
74
74
62
60
60
SP
17.7
26.7
-
SPN
35.6
-
DP
35.6
53.4
35.6
35.6
35.6
35.6
71.2
35.6
35.6
TP
53.4
80.1
53.4
8.7
17.7
17.7
17.7
54
54
17.8
35.6
54
TPN
71.2
-
FP
71.2
106.8
71.2
71.2
71.2
71.2
142.4
-
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
74
74
60
61
61
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
83
80
80
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
76
76
76
76
77.5
76
77.5
76
77.5
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
80.5
80.5
67.5
67
67
94
89
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
83
83
83
83
89
89
-
NOTES
63
NOTES
64
NOTES
65
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RCCB & RCBO

MCBs for AC applications till 63 A

Technical characteristics p. 32-45

DX3 MCBs - C curve

Nominal rating In (A)

DX3 MCBs - C curve

Nominal rating In (A)

MCBs for AC applications till 63 A (continued)

Technical characteristics p. 32-45

DX3 MCBs - D curve

Nominal rating In (A)

DX3 MCBs - D curve

Nominal rating In (A)

*Kindly contact nearest Legrand Sales Office for enquiries

MCBs for AC applications 80 - 125 A

6 kA as per IEC 60947-2

10 kA as per IEC 60947-2

MCBs for DC applications 63 A

Technical characteristics p. 32-45

Single pole 250 V

Nominal rating In (A)

thermal magnetic MCBs from 6 A to 125 A

Technical characteristics p. 32-45

DX3 MCBs - 25kA

DX3 MCBs - 25kA (continued)

Nominal rating In (A)

thermal magnetic MCBs from 10 A to 80 A

Technical characteristics p. 32-45

Nominal rating In (A)

Technical characteristics p. 32-45

thermal magnetic MCBs from 10 A to 63 A

ISs for AC applications upto 125A

Nominal rating In (A)

ISI marked as per IS 12640-1

Technical characteristics p. 46-51

Isolators for AC applications upto 125 A

RCCBs for AC applications upto 63 A

Nominal rating In (A)

RCCBs for AC applications 80-100 A

Technical characteristics p. 46-51

ISI marked as per IS 12640-2

Nominal rating In (A)

Technical characteristics p. 46-51

Integrated label holder

RCBOs assembled for AC applications upto 63 A

Nominal rating In (A)

RCBOs compact for AC applications upto 32 A, 6 kA

DX3 RCD add on module

Technical characteristics p. 46-51

ISI marked as per IEC 61009

Conform to IEC 60947-2

Nominal rating In (A)

DX3 RCBOs, 4 pole 415 VA

Complies to per IEC 61009

Nominal rating In (A)

Technical characteristics p. 46-51

DX3 RCBOs, 2 pole 240 VA