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Issue:
When searching for Schneider Electric North America CBus Color Touch Screen SLC5080CTC2 product documentation for a new or existing installation, assistance is available using online tools and local authorized distributors.

Note: As of March 1, 2015 all North America 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.

Product Line:
Schneider Electric North America CBus Color Touch Screen SLC5080CTC2

Environment:
Schneider Electric North America CBus Color Touch Screen SLC5080CTC2 product sold in the United States

Cause:
Selecting the correct CBus Color Touch Screen SLC5080CTC2 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 CBus Color Touch Screen SLC5080CTC2 documentation, use the following links:

(1) 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

(2) 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:
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All the above tools may be found by visiting our US Home Page.
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Issue:
Maximum altitude of operation for an ATV61/71.

Product Line:
Altivar 61, Altivar 71

Environment:
All models, All serial numbers.

Cause:
Elevation vs current rating

Resolution:
The Altivar  61 and 71 series drives can be used at full rating up to 1000 meters above sea level. They must then be derated by 1% for every additional 100 meters up to a maximum of 3000 meters above sea level.
Note that the ATV61H***S6X and ATV71H***S6X drives must not be used with corner grounded systems at altitudes above 2000m.

Issue:
Wondering what is the effect of altitude on ATV312 drives?

Product Line:
All ATV312 and ATV31

Environment:
High altitude, more than 1000m

Cause:
Installing the drive in high altitude above sea level.

Resolution:
For all ATV312, less than 1000m, no derating.
For single-phase supplies and corner grounded distribution networks, up to 2000m, derating 1% per 100m.
For three-phase supplies, up to 3000m, derating 1% per 100m.

Issue:
Explanation of the difference between temperature rise and insulation class specifications.

Product Line:
LV Transformers

Environment:
Applies to Low Voltage Transformers by SquareD/Schneider Electric

Cause:
Transformer Temperature Rise and Insulation Class are two different technical attributes

Resolution:

This question has come up because NEC 450-21(b) requires Transformers larger than 112.5 kVA to be installed in fire resistant construction unless the insulation class is 155 or higher.

The insulation system of a Transformer is rated in degrees Celsius at its maximum temperature rating (the Class number = the degree C of the insulation system; example, a Class 220 insulation system is rated for 220°C) Transformers have either a Class 220 (former designation "H") Class 180 (former designation "F",) Class 150 (former designation "B") or Class 105 (former designation "A") Some smaller manufacturers may also use a Class 200 (former designation "R").

The temperature rise of a Transformer is the average temperature rise that will occur in the coils during normal full load.

The insulation system <> standard temperature rise relationships are:
Class 220 <> 150 degree Celsius rise
Class 180 <> 115 degree Celsius rise
Class 150 <> 80 degree Celsius rise
Class 105 <> 50 degree Celsius rise

A Transformer with a Class 220 insulation system can be designed for a maximum temperature rise that is lower than the standard 150 degree Celsius. It can be designed for either 115 or 80 degree Celsius rise. As well, a Class 180 insulation system Transformer can be designed with 80 degree Celsius rise. Class 150 and 105 transformers are not typically designed for other than their standard temperature rise.

Since all Square D low voltage dry type Transformers larger than 112.5kVA are built with a 220 degree Celsius insulation system, exception #2 under NEC 450-21(b) applies.




 

Issue:
PID setup for the ATV61 or ATV71 drives.

Product line:
ATV61 and ATV71

Environment:
All models, all serial numbers

Cause:
PID set up to maintain pressure control with a fixed pressure set point

Resolution:
1.7 Application function menu -> PID regulator

PID feedback assign(PIF)= signal for the PID loop feedback
Min PID feedback(PIF1)= 0 (example only)
Min range of PID signal
Max PID feedback(PIF2)= 1000 (example only)
Max range of PID signal
Min PID reference(PIP1)= 100 (example only)
Min range of PID window
Max PID reference(PIP2)= 900 (example only)
Max range of PID window
Act. internal PID ref(PII)= Yes set point is from internal PID ref(rPI)
Internal PID set point
PID Prop. gain(rPG)= 0.75 (example only)
PID Loop response
PID integral gain(rIG)= 0.1 (example only)
PID Loop response
PID ramp(PrP)= 6 seconds (example only)
Auto/Manual Assign(PAU)
Switch to and from PID mode
Acceleration 2(AC2)= 5 seconds factory default
Acceleration before the VFD enters the PID window
Manual reference(PIn)
Speed reference when Auto/Manual assign(PAU) input is active  

ATV61_Programming manual