measured results referred to nominal fault current" and
in Section 4.3.2 "Testing with increasing fault current".
All items listed in these sections
likewise apply to
testing of systems
with selective fault current circuit
breakers. In addition thereto, note the following:
Selective fault current circuit breakers have a delayed
cut-out
action.
Due
to
preloading
caused
by the
measurement
of the
contact
potential,
the
cut-out
action is shortly affected (approximately 30 s). To neu-
tralize the preload caused by the Ug measurement,
a
waiting time is required
prior to making
the tripping
test.
After
operating
the sliding
switch
(7) for the
tripping test, the LC display (1) therefore flashes for
approximately
30 seconds
before the tripping test is
made.
Cut-out times up to 500 ms may be measured.
Connection
Measuring Principle
To determine the loop impedance
Rsch the M 5010
measures
with a test current of 1.0 A. If dangerous
contact
potentials
(>50V)
appear
during
this
measurement, the tester switches off in the interest of
safety.
The short circuit current lk computed
for the nominal
line voltage (230V for the M 5010-02/04, 127V for the
M 5010-03) can be displayed after measurement
and
display of the loop impedance.
Measurement
—
Set the function switch (2) to "Been".
—
Move
the sliding switch
(7) temporarily
to posi-
tion Y. The measuring sequence is started.
Read the loop impedance off the digital measured
value display (24).
Resistance
values of up to 1.490
are displayed
with 2 digits behind the decimal point,
from 1.50
to 200 with 1 digit behind the decimal point.
When
using the measuring adapter (5), deduct its
lead resistance of 0.050 from the measured result.
Particularly note this with small measured results.
If the measured
resistance
is >200,
,OLQ"
is
displayed.
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