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Automatic Twin Socket Outlet, 250VAC, 10A, 1 Pole

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Automatic Twin Socket Outlet, 250VAC, 10A, 1 Pole

Item Number: 20-WE

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Specifications

Design

Range of product

Standard Series

Product or component type

socket-outlet

Product brand

Clipsal

Sustainable offer status

Green Premium product

Physical

Quantity per set

set of 2

Marking

without marking

Local signalling

without light indicator

Fixing mode

by screws

[In] rated current

10 A

[Ue] rated operational voltage

250 V AC

Depth

16 mm

Length

115 mm

Width

73 mm

Fixing center

84 mm

Number of poles

1

Standards

  • AS/NZS 3100
  • AS/NZS 3112
  • AS/NZS 3133
  • AS/NZS 3000:approval number S/1

REACh Regulation

Reference contains Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

EU RoHS Directive

Compliant

Mercury free

Yes

China RoHS Regulation

Product out of China RoHS scope. Substance declaration for your information

RoHS exemption information

Yes

Environmental Disclosure

ENVPEP120506EN

Others

Package 1 Bare Product Quantity

1

Cover type

full cover plate

Unit Type of Package 1

PCE

Number of Units in Package 1

1

Package 1 Height

1 cm

Package 1 Width

7 cm

Package 1 Length

11 cm

Package 1 Weight

104 g

Unit Type of Package 2

BB1

Number of Units in Package 2

5

Package 2 Height

10.8 cm

Package 2 Width

12.7 cm

Package 2 Length

14.5 cm

Package 2 Weight

582 g

Unit Type of Package 3

CAR

Number of Units in Package 3

50

Package 3 Height

15.7 cm

Package 3 Width

30.5 cm

Package 3 Length

44.5 cm

Package 3 Weight

5.8 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions

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How can I connect SoMove to an Altivar Process drive via Ethernet TCP/IP or Profinet?

Issue:
Connecting SoMove to the VFD using the Ethernet network connection.
 

Product Line:
ATV61 
ATV71 
ATV630
ATV930
ATV320
ATV340
ATV32

Environment:
Ethernet IP or Profinet option installed.
VW3A3316, VW3A3320, VW3A3627 VW3A3720

Cause:
Drive is not detected when attempting to connect.

Resolution:
See attachment for screenshots showing SoMove V2.9.4

STEP 1
Turn OFF your computers firewall before starting so you will have access to your Ethernet port. 
somove Ethernet 32

STEP 2
Edit Connection on your computers ethernet port and setup IP address in the Altivar Drive using an HMI.
Computer or PC setup:
Example setting up your PCs IP address.
Search Ethernet settings
-Change adapter options
- Choose the Ethernet port you want to use.
-Choose Properties
-Make sure IPV4 and IPV6 are both checked. 
-Double click on the IPV4 settings
-Select "Use the following IP address" and now enter in an IP address for your PCs ethernet port. 
Note this IP address needs to match your Drives IP address up to the last octet. 
Drives IP address= 10.172.86.1 (for the Drive) and your PC's IP address = 10.172.86.10 (your computer)
Subnet address= 255.255.255.0
-Choose ok
Somove Ethernet 1

Drive Setup
Example set your Drives IP address using the remote HMI under the Ethernet settings in the programming. 
Type=Fixed
IP address= 10.172.86.1 (for the Drive) 
Subnet address= 255.255.255.0
-Power cycle your Drive after changing the IP address 


STEP 3 
Open up Somove 2.9.4 or newer and setup your "edit connection/scan" settings.
-Click on  "edit connection/scan"
-Choose Modbus TCP double click
-Choose the advanced settings (small gear wheel icon).
-Choose More
-Choose Scan tab
-Now type in your Drives IP address example 10.172.86.1  
-Choose Single Scan and enter 1 
-Apply and OK
-Ok again 
Somove Ethernet 2

STEP 4 
-Now Scan for the Device to see if your PC finds the Drive. 
-double click on the picture of the drive to connect and load from the device.

Somove Ethernet 3

Please read and understand before checking OK. 

Somove ethernet 4

Somove is loading settings from the Drive to your Somove on your PC. 

somove ethernet 5b


Your are now connected to the Drive when the bar across the top turn's orange. 

Somove Ethernet 6a

Done.  


NOTE:  

This example should work using. 
-Ethernet TCP
-Ethernet IP
-Profinet

 

 
 
 
 
 

How are the Micrologic modules addressed in the trip units?

Issue
Micrologic trip units used with Masterpact NT and NW, Powerpact P and R Frame , and Compact NS have multiple address associated with device.
 
Product Line

 Trip Unit Trip Function Type
 2.0 (IEC Only) LSO Standard (No comms)
 3.0 LI
 5.0 LSI
 2.0A (IEC Only) LSO Standard
 3.0A LI
 5.0A LSI
 6.0A LSIG
 3.0E (IEC Only) LI Energy
 5.0E (IEC Only) LSI
 5.0P LSI Power
 6.0P LSIG
 5.0H LSI Harmonics
 6.0H LSIG

 
Environment
Communication applications using Micrologic trip units and circuit breakers with frame sizes 630 A and greater.

Cause
Need the Modbus addresses associated with a Micrologic devices

Resolution
There are 3 modules and 1 optional module associated with a Micrologic trip. Each module has its own Modbus address.
 
Breaker Communication Module (BCM)
The circuit breaker communication module is independent and is installed on the circuit breaker, behind the trip unit.  The unit receives and transmits information on the communication network through optical link between the Micrologic A, P, and H trip units.
The address for the BCM is the base address for the entire device which can be seen on the trip through the communication menu.  (Breaker Communication Module: @ Address xx)
 
Metering Module (MM)
The metering module prepares the electrical values. Every second, the metering module refreshes the “real-time” RMS measurements. Using this data, it then calculates the demand and energy values, and stores the minimum / maximum values recorded since the last reset. (Note Ammeter trip unit have limit data associated with Current)
The address is the base plus 200. (Metering Module: @ Address xx + 200)

Protection Module (PM)
The protection module ensures the critical circuit breaker functions. This control unit is completely independent and does not use the measurements generated by the metering module. The module calculates the protection-function inputs and outputs itself ensuring extremely fast reaction times.
The address is the base plus 100. (Protection Module: @ Address xx + 100)
 
Cradle Communication Module (CCM)
The cradle communication module is an independent device installed separately from the breaker. Used with drawout breakers that incorporates a cradle that houses the breaker.
The address is the base plus 50. (Cradle Communication Module: @ Address xx + 50)
 
See the below link for more information.
Modbus™ Communications System for Micrologic™ A, P, and H Trip Units 0613IB1201

Note

  • Using an IFE or IFM module employing the ULP protocol, the address rules above does not apply.Micrologic Trip Unitssuperfluous line
Related ranges: Communication with Micrologic trip units

What is the voltage tolerance level at nominal voltage for the electrical auxiliaries used in Low Voltage Circuit Breakers

The voltage tolerance level for the electrical auxiliaries (example: undervoltage release(Mn), shunt coil(Mx)) used in Low Voltage Circuit Breakers is defined as per the IEC 60947-2 standard.
 
The tolerance level defined by IEC60947-2 is 0.85% for minimum nominal voltage (Un) and 1.1% for maximum nominal voltage (Un).
 
Example:
For Un = 220 Vac, Minimum tolerance Level is (0.85% of 220 V AC) = 187 Vac, Maximum tolerance Level is (1.1% of 220V AC) = 242 Vac. This means voltage range : 187 VAC - 242 Vac.

Common issues found in ClearSCADA Mobile

This article goes over some common issues that one might encounter when configuring ClearSCADA Mobile and provides some basic steps to troubleshoot these issues. In addition, please familiarize yourself with ClearSCADA Mobile system requirements  to make sure your ClearSCADA Mobile runs in the  supported environment.

Connection to ClearSCADA Mobile times out or an internal error reported:


This may be caused by the following issues:

1. The mobile device is not on the same network or routing is not implemented/configured correctly. One could check the Internet Information Server (IIS) log files which are usually located in "C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles". The IIS logs should record connection attempts similar to below with timestamp in UTC if the mobile device is able to reach Mobile Server. Due to the way the IIS logs operate, new entries might be delayed for up to a few minutes.

2015-10-29 15:09:40 192.168.159.149 GET /mobile/service.svc/v1/..................

To resolve this issue, make sure that mobile devices are connected to the same network as ClearSCADA Mobile if no routing is implemented. If there is routing in place, check the configuration of the router(s).

2. Incorrect connection information is provided. Make sure the connection information the mobile device is configured to follow the general format below. Depending on the situation, one either needs to specify the IP address/Name and the port of the server running ClearSCADA Mobile or the IP address/Name and the port of the router.

  • <server IP or server name or URL>:port 

3. Communication ports get blocked by a firewall. Make sure the ClearSCADA Mobile port and the listening port between ClearSCADA Mobile and ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server are both configured to allow communication. To find out what ports ClearSCADA Mobile uses check the following:

  • Launch Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager on the machine hosting ClearSCADA Mobile, select ClearScadaMobile site (ClearSCADA if using ClearSCADA 2015 R1) and click on Bindings. The HTTPS port displayed in Bindings is being used for communication between mobile devices and ClearSCADA Mobile. The default port is 443 in all versions of ClearSCADA except for ClearSCADA 2015 R1. It is port 453 in ClearSCADA 2015 R1.
  • Right click on the ClearSCADA Server Icon found on the machine hosting ClearSCADA Server itself, navigate to Configuration -> System Configuration -> Mobile and locate Port. This port is being used for communication between ClearSCADA Mobile and ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server. The default port is 8008.

4. The ClearScadaMobile web-site is not running on the server. Launch Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager and make sure the ClearScadaMobile site is running as shown below.

5. Check whether the "ClearSCADA Mobile Settings Service"  (named "ClearSCADA Mobile Server" in ClearSCADA 2014 and 2013, and "ClearSCADA Web and Mobile Settings Service" in ClearSCADA 2015 R1) service is running on the machine hosting ClearSCADA Mobile. In addition, make sure the "ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server" service is running on the machine hosting ClearSCADA Server. If ClearSCADA Mobile and ClearSCADA Server run on the same machine, both services should be present on it.

6. HTTP Activation is not installed as a part of WCF Services as per below. 



ClearSCADA Mobile Connection Port used by another application:


An issue will arise when ClearSCADA Mobile is configured to use the same port that is already in use by another application. The default connection port for ClearScadaMobile is 443 in all versions of ClearSCADA except for ClearSCADA 2015 R1. It is port 453 in ClearSCADA 2015 R1. To check what port ClearSCADA Mobile is configured to, launch the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, select ClearScadaMobile site (it is called ClearSCADA in ClearSCADA 2015 R1), click Bindings and see what port is specified for HTTPS connections. If the port configured for the HTTPS connection is being used by another application, change the HTTPS port for ClearSCADA Mobile to a vacant port. Once the change to the port is made, the ClearScadaMobile site needs to be restarted. There might also be a need to reconfigure the SSL certificate for the newly assigned HTTPS port.



Mobile User not created in the ClearSCADA database:


Make sure that users configured in ClearSCADA Mobile have also been configured in the ClearSCADA database - the user names are case sensitive and must be match. Otherwise, users will not be able to access the ClearSCADA database when logging in through ClearSCADA Mobile.

Mismatch in System Name:


Make sure that the same System is specified in ClearSCADA Mobile Configurator and in "Server Configuration -> System Configuration -> Mobile".



Mobile Companion Server not installed (does not apply to ClearSCADA 2015 R1):


ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server must be installed separately from ClearSCADA Mobile except for ClearSCADA 2015 R1. ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server must be installed on the machine hosting the ClearSCADA database which might or might not be the same machine hosting ClearSCADA Mobile. To install ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server, run ClearSCADA Installer and select "Install ClearSCADA" as opposed to "Install ClearSCADA Mobile". Select "Modify" and locate "Mobile Companion" under "Server" group. Continue with the installation process. Once the installation is completed, check to see if the ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server service is running.



Configuration Mismatch in Listening Ports (applies to ClearSCADA 2013 and 2014 only):


It is possible that ClearSCADA Mobile and ClearSCADA Mobile Companion Server are configured to different listening ports which results in no communication between the two. The listening port of Mobile Companion can be checked from "ClearSCADA Configuration -> System Configuration -> Mobile -> Port".

The listening port configured in ClearSCADA Mobile can be checked as well. Go to ClearSCADA Mobile installation folder - the default directory is "C:\Program Files\Schneider Electric\ClearSCADA Mobile", go into "Server" and open up ClearScadaMobileServer.exe (with Notepad for example):

How to locate Schneider North America Dual Technology (Passive Infrared and Ultrasonic) Line Voltage Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor documentation?

Issue:
When searching for Schneider Electric North America Dual Technology Ceiling Mounted Line Voltage Occupancy Sensor products documentation for a new or existing installation, assistance is available using online tools and local authorized distributors.

Product Line:
Schneider Electric North America  Dual Technology Ceiling Mounted  Line Voltage  Occupancy Sensor (SLSCLD2000) products

Environment:
Schneider Electric North America Ceiling Mounted Line Voltage Occupancy Sensor (SLSCLD2000) products sold in the United States

Cause:
Selecting the correct Dual Technology Ceiling Mounted Line Voltage Occupancy Sensor (SLSCLD2000) product documentation for a new and existing installation involves many factors. Both online and phone assistance are available to help you.

Resolution:
For help when searching for Dual Technology Ceiling Mounted Line Voltage Occupancy Sensor (SLSCLD2000) products documentation, use the following links:

Also Note: As of March 1, 2015 all US Lighting Control products (EXCEPT Powerlink and MVP panels) will enter their obsolescence phase and will no longer be purchasable for new orders. Management of the Prosumer Business has made a strategic decision to stop the Lighting Control initiative and concentrate our effort in new businesses with higher growth potential – Connected Home, Building Control in small buildings, and Electric Vehicle solutions. See FA241002 for details.

(1) Our Product web site, at this link.
https://www.se.com/us/en/product-category/80015-lighting-control

(2) Our Online Digest, at this link, shows specific catalog numbers of many of our products.
www.schneider-electric.us/sites/us/en/support/product-support-resources/online-catalog.page

(2a) Our Lighting Control section of the Online Digest, at this link, shows specific catalog number of our Lighting Control products.
https://editiondigital.net/publication/?i=150046

(3) Further assistance is available from a local authorized Schneider Electric Distributor, using our Distributor Locator at the below link:
www.schneider-electric.us/sites/us/en/support/distributor-locator/power-industry-locator.page

All the above tools may be found by visiting our US Home Page.
www.schneider-electric.com/site/home/index.cfm/us/

How do you order a Masterpact NW or NT circuit breaker?

Issue:
What is the process for ordering a Masterpact NW or NT circuit breaker?

Product Line:
Circuit Breakers

Resolution:
Masterpact circuit breakers cannot be ordered by catalog number.  A Schneider distributor or sales office must enter the order via the online product selector in My Schneider, SE Advantage, or Quote to Cash.
Information they need includes the certification standard (UL, ANSI, IEC), fixed or drawout, ampacity, AIR required, trip unit functions or type, accessories, connectors, and other customer specifications.

The attached decoder will assist in breaking down a catalog number to its component parts.  With knowledge of the breaker's construction it will be possible to use the Q2C or SE Advantage product selector to select, quote, and order the breaker.  DO NOT try to build a catalog number using the decoder.  A number generated using the decoder will be prone to error due to possibly selecting components and features which are mutually exclusive, and the number will have no value for quotation or ordering even if valid.

Required information for placing an order can be found on the attached RFQ (Request for Quote) or RFQ - DC for DC rated Masterpacts.
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