Coltech EMP200-UK Kurzanleitung

Residual Current Device
with No-Volt Release Switch
Art.no 18-2032 Model
32-3492
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Product description
The residual current device's main function is to protect
people and property if insulation failure should occur in
electrical equipment. The residual current device is a good
complementary protection to other safety precautions
measures such as fuses and earthing.
This residual current device is a non-latching type which
means that it has a no-volt release switch which has to be
reset manually after a power cut.
• For plugging directly into an earthed wall socket.
• Trips at 30 mA fault current (mA = one thousandth of
an ampere).
• Equipped with test button and indicator.
• Protection class IP44 (32-3492 only).
Operation
Residual current device
RCDs operate by measuring the current balance between
the live and neutral conductor in a circuit. When a circuit
operates normally, the supply and return currents are in
balance and sum to zero. If there is a fault in the circuit
(such as dangerous current leakage through the body of
a person to earth), the current will be out of balance and
the RCD will trip and cut off the supply of current.
The operation of the RCD should be checked regularly using
the test button.
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No-volt release switch
The built-in no-volt release switch prevents the connected
electrical device (drill, lathe, etc.) from starting again
automatically after a power cut. The no-volt release switch
must be reset by pushing the [ RESET ] button twice after
EMP200-UK
a power outage before it will allow current to flow again.
EMP200S
Use
The residual current device is designed to be plugged into
an earthed wall socket.
Plug the RCD into an electrical socket and press [ RESET ]
twice in order to reset the no-voltage release switch inside
before the RCD's socket is energized. A small orange dot
can be seen in the indication window above the [ RESET ]
button when the RCD's socket is energized.
Note: Only plug the residual current device into sockets
where it can be inserted with the [ RESET ] button located
above the socket. (Only applies to the Nordic countries)
Testing the RCD
1. Before the residual current device is used it must be
tested by pushing the [ TEST ] button.
2. The orange dot in the indication window above
the [ RESET ] button disappears when the RCD trips and
cuts off the current to the socket.
3. Reset the RCD by pressing the [ RESET ] button twice.
The orange dot in the indicator window should be visible
when the RCD has been reset and conducts current to
the socket again.
Note: The test button only works when the RCD is plugged
into a live electrical socket.
Disposal
Disposal of this product should be in accordance with local
regulations. If you are unsure how to proceed, contact your
local authority.
Specifications
18-2032
EMP200-UK
Type
Protection class Class A
Rated voltage 220–240 V AC
Rated current 13 A
Apparent power
breaking capacity 3120 VA
30 mA
Tripping current
Tripping time < 30 ms
Protection class IP20
Operating temperature –25 to +40 °C
Current draw 1.2 W
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Note: Always perform a function test before connecting
a load to the residual current device's outlet.
Contact our customer services if the test of the residual
current device failed or if you suspect that it does not
work properly.
32-3492
EMP200S
Class A
220–240 V AC
16 A
3680 VA
30 mA
< 30 ms
IP44
–25 to +40 °C
1.2 W
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