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After having studied the basic functions of LV switchgear ({{FigureRef|H1}}) and the different components of switchgear, {{FigureRef|H19}} summarizes the capabilities of the various components to perform the basic functions.
After having studied the basic functions of LV switchgear ({{FigureRef|H1}}) and the different components of switchgear, {{FigureRef|H19}} summarizes the capabilities of the various components to perform the basic functions.


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! rowspan="2" | Switchgear item  
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! Electric shock
! Electric shock
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| Isolator (or disconnector){{TabRef|Tab1264|d}}  
| Isolator (or disconnector){{tn|D}}  
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| Switch{{TabRef|Tab1264|e}}
| Switch{{tn|E}}
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| Origin of each circuit  
| Origin of each circuit  
| Origin of circuits where the earthing system is appropriate TN-S, IT, TT
| Origin of circuits where the earthing system is appropriate TN-S, IT, TT
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{{TableEnd|Tab1264|H19|Functions fulfilled by different items of switchgear
{{tb-notes
|a| Where cut-off of all active conductors is provided
|A= Where cut-off of all active conductors is provided
|b| It may be necessary to maintain supply to a braking system
|B= It may be necessary to maintain supply to a braking system
|c| If it is associated with a thermal relay (the combination is commonly referred to as a “discontactor”)
|C= If it is associated with a thermal relay (the combination is commonly referred to as a “discontactor”)
|d| In certain countries a disconnector with visible contacts is mandatory at the origin of a LV installation supplied directly from a MV/LV transformer
|D= In certain countries a disconnector with visible contacts is mandatory at the origin of a LV installation supplied directly from a MV/LV transformer
|e| Certain items of switchgear are suitable for isolation duties (e.g. RCCBs according to IEC 61008) without being explicitly marked as such
|E= Certain items of switchgear are suitable for isolation duties (e.g. RCCBs according to IEC 61008) without being explicitly marked as such
|f| Circuit breaker and fuse can ensure also protective measure in case of fault by automatic disconnection of the supply}}
|F= Circuit breaker and fuse can ensure also protective measure in case of fault by automatic disconnection of the supply}}


[[ru:Сводная таблица функциональных возможностей]]
[[ru:Сводная таблица функциональных возможностей]]
[[zh:功能一览表H]]
[[zh:功能一览表H]]

Revision as of 16:36, 20 December 2019


After having studied the basic functions of LV switchgear (Figure H1) and the different components of switchgear, Figure H19 summarizes the capabilities of the various components to perform the basic functions.

Fig. H19 – Functions fulfilled by different items of switchgear
Switchgear item Isolation Control Electrical protection
Functional Emergency switching Emergency stop (mechanical) Switching for mechanical maintenance Overload Short-circuit Electric shock
Isolator (or disconnector)[a] ☑
Switch[b] ☑ ☑ ☑[c] ☑[c][d] ☑
Residual device (RCCB)[b] ☑ ☑ ☑[c] ☑[c][d] ☑ ☑
Switch- disconnector ☑ ☑ ☑[c] ☑[c][d] ☑
Contactor ☑ ☑[c] ☑[c][d] ☑ ☑[e]
Remote control switch ☑ ☑[c] ☑
Fuse ☑ ☑ ☑ [f]
Circuit breaker ☑ ☑[c] ☑[c][d] ☑ ☑ ☑ [f]
Circuit-breaker disconnector[b] ☑ ☑ ☑[c] ☑[c][d] ☑ ☑ ☑ [f]
Residual and overcurrent circuit-breaker (RCBO)[b] ☑ ☑ ☑[c] ☑[c][d] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Point of installation (general principle) Origin of each circuit All points where,for operational reasons it may be necessary to stop the process In general at the incoming circuit to every distribution board At the supply point to each machine and/or on the machine concerned At the supply point to each machine Origin of each circuit Origin of each circuit Origin of circuits where the earthing system is appropriate TN-S, IT, TT
  1. ^ In certain countries a disconnector with visible contacts is mandatory at the origin of a LV installation supplied directly from a MV/LV transformer
  2. ^ 1 2 3 4 Certain items of switchgear are suitable for isolation duties (e.g. RCCBs according to IEC 61008) without being explicitly marked as such
  3. ^ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Where cut-off of all active conductors is provided
  4. ^ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 It may be necessary to maintain supply to a braking system
  5. ^ If it is associated with a thermal relay (the combination is commonly referred to as a “discontactor”)
  6. ^ 1 2 3 Circuit breaker and fuse can ensure also protective measure in case of fault by automatic disconnection of the supply

ru:Сводная таблица функциональных возможностей zh:功能一览表H

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