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Standard Series, Flexible Cord Extension Socket, 250VAC, 10A, 3 Pin

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Standard Series, Flexible Cord Extension Socket, 250VAC, 10A, 3 Pin

Item Number: 438-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 1

Marking

without marking

Local signalling

without light indicator

[In] rated current

10 A

[Ue] rated operational voltage

250 V AC

Depth

71 mm

Standards

  • AS/NZS 3112
  • AS 3100
  • AS 3109
  • AS/NZS 3122:approval number S/1

REACh Regulation

Reference contains Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

EU RoHS Directive

Compliant

Mercury free

Yes

RoHS exemption information

Yes

China RoHS Regulation

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

Environmental Disclosure

ENVPEP1605009

Material

Material

PVC (polyvinyl chloride)

Others

Package 1 Bare Product Quantity

1

Cover type

complete housing

Diameter

43 mm

Unit Type of Package 1

PCE

Number of Units in Package 1

1

Package 1 Height

9 cm

Package 1 Width

10 cm

Package 1 Length

4.5 cm

Package 1 Weight

58 g
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Will the Compact NSX breaker be for sale in the USA or Canada?

Issue:
Where can I buy a Compact NSX breaker?

Product Line:
Circuit Breakers

Resolution:
There are no plans for a general release of the Compact NSX breaker line in North America, since the NSX is not UL Listed to UL489 (UL 489 is the standard commonly required in the US). In the US, the PowerPacT circuit breakers should be used (PowerPacT breakers are UL, CSA, and IEC rated).

For support on these breakers, Please see the following link to Global Operations where you can select other countries:
https://www2.schneider-electric.com/sites/corporate/en/support/operations/local-operations/local-operations.page

How to configure a C-Bus Automation Controller to SE8350 or SE8650 Room Controller for Modbus RS-485 communications

Upon successful login to the C-Bus 5500NAC2 (Network Automation Controller) or 5500AC2 (Application Controller)

Setting Modbus RTU Settings
1) Select the Configurator option from the 5500NAC2 / 5500AC2 - start page 
2) Select the Modbus tab to display modbus devices, settings and options
3) Select the RTU Settings option in the bottom left corner
4) Check the RTU (serial) enabled option for an available RTU connection 
5) Set the port to /dev/RS485 
6) Set the baud rate to match baud rate set in SE8350 or SE8650 (possible options - 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600)
7) Set the parity bit to match parity set in SE8350 or SE8650 (possible options none (1 stop bit), odd, even, none (2 stop bit). 
8) Set duplex option to "half duplex"
9) Select the Save button to set the Modbus RTU Settings

example: 
RTU Settings Dialog

Scanning Modbus RTU for Devices
1) Select the RTU Scan option in the bottom left corner
2) Enter the Scan range start (COM address of first SE8350/8650 in daisy chain) 
3) Enter the Scan range end (COM address of last SE8360/8650 in daisy chain) 
4) Select the Save button to start RTU scan for modbus devices

example:
 
RTU Scan Dialog

5) From the RTU Scan results - check the add device option and specify the name, modbus profile (SE8300, SE8600 or SER8300 depending on series of SE Room Controller). 
Note: The SE8300 series profile covers the SE8350 room controllers, SE8600 series profile covers the SE8650 room controllers. 

example:
RTU Scan Result Dialog

6) Select the Save button to add the devices to the list of modbus devices

Adding User Parameter Objects - Needed for Modbus Mapping
1) Select the Objects tab from the configuration page tabs to display C-Bus Automation Controller objects
2) Select the Add New Object option in the bottom left corner to add a user parameter which will later be mapped to a modbus device register
3) Select User Parameter option from the Application dropdown
4) Add a new variable address and provide a meaningful tag name
5) Select an option that matches the modbus register type from the Data type dropdown (eg floating point for temperature reading or temperature setpoint)
6) Specify keywords, units, comments as appropriate
7) Select the Save button to add the new user parameter to the list of C-Bus Automation Controller objects

example: 
 
Add Object Dialog

example: the newly added user parameter object will appear in the objects list and its value prior to modbus mapping will be shown as the default value in this case 0.000°C

User Parameter Object

Mapping Modbus Device Registry to User Parameter
1) Select the Modbus tab from the configuration page tabs
2) From the modbus device list select the applicable modbus device's mapping icon under the mapping column
3) From the modbus device's register list select the link to object field next to the modbus register to be mapped
4) From the mapping dialog use the link to object dropdown list to link the modbus register to the corresponding user parameter
5) Specify the value delta, units, keywords and comments as applicable
6) Select Save button to link the modbus device register to the user parameter object

example: 
 
Modbus Mapping Dialog

Check User Parameter value for updates from SE8350/8650 Room Controller
1) Select the Objects tab from the configuration page tabs to display C-Bus Automation Controller objects
2) Check that the User Parameter object which was just mapped from SE8350/8650 modbus device register is updating as expected

example: we can see the Room Temp user parameter is being updated from the Room Controller One - Room Temperature modbus registry

Mapped User Parameter Object
 
 

What does the "383" suffix represent on and ATV71....N4383 ?

Issue:
 "383" suffix on and ATV71....N4383

Product Line:
ATV71

Environment:
ATV 71H075N4…HD75N4

Cause:
N/A

Resolution:
Variable speed drive for synchronous motor with speed feedback
The drives are supplied as standard for asynchronous motors with or without sensor feedback.
ATV 71H075N4…HD75N4 drives can control not only those motors included in the standard offer, but also synchronous motors with speed feedback, by adding 383 at the end of the reference.
Example: ATV 71H075N4 becomes ATV 71H075N4383.
See available encoder interface cards.

Which direction the H1 side of MTZ neutral CT (TCE external sensor) to be installed?

Please see below diagram from the MTZ Neutral Current Transformer Instruction Sheet.

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As you can see, H1 is always oriented to the bottom side (of the breaker) and H2 to the top side (of the breaker)
In fact, the CT is always installed in the same way whatever the way the breaker is fed (top or bottom)
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Please see the below illustrations for better understanding. 
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You can install the neutral CT above or below or same level as the breaker, but H1 side of the neutral CT is always facing the direction where the bottom of the breaker is. Please see below.
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The reason for this is that the internal CTs installed inside the beakers, face their H1 side towards the bottom terminals of the breaker. Since, we cannot change the orientation of the internal phase CTs, we have to match the same orientation in the neutral CT as well. i.e. H1 is always oriented to the bottom side (of the breaker) and H2 to the top side (of the breaker)
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What Earth leakage protection relay do I require?

Firstly Choose from the two types of relays, (DIN rail mount or Front-panel mount) Using the tables below.
Then make a selection dependent on the voltage required along with the settings desired.


Vigirex Earth Leakage Protection Relay (DIN rail mount)
TYPEPOWER SUPPLYSETTINGSREFERENCE
RH21M12 to 24V AC- 12 to 48V DC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56160
 48V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56161
 110 to 130V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56162
 220 to 240V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56163
 380 to 415V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56164
 440 to 525VAC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56165
RH99M12 to 24V AC- 12 to 48V DC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56170
 48V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56171
 110 to 130V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56172
 220 to 240V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56173
 380 to 415V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56174
 440 to 525V ac30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56175




Vigirex Earth Leakage Protection Relay (Front-Panel mount)
TYPEPOWER SUPPLYSETTINGSREFERENCE
RH21P12 to 24V AC- 12 to 48V DC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56260
 48V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56261
 110 to 130V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56262
 220 to 240V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56263
 380 to 415V AC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56264
 440 to 525VAC30mA-Inst, 300mA-Insta or 300mA-60ms56265
RH99P12 to 24V AC- 12 to 48V DC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56270
 48V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56271
 110 to 130V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56272
 220 to 240V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56273
 380 to 415V AC30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56274
 440 to 525V ac30mA to 30A- Inst to 4.5s56275
RHU220 to 240V AC15mA to 30A- Inst to 5s28560(1)

Then choose a Toroidal to suit:
Vigirex Sensors (Toroidal and rectangular)
TYPEDESCRIPTIONDIMENSIONRATED OPERATIONAL CURRENTREFERENCE
Closed Toroid,A-typeTA3030mm65A50437(2)
 PA4050mm85A50438(2)
 IA8080mm160A50439
 MA120120mm250A50440
 SA200200mm400A50441
 GA300300mm630A50442
Split Toroid, OA-typePOA46mm85A50485
 GOA110mm250A50486
Rectangular SensorsSmall Rectangular Sensors280 x 115mm1600A56053(3)
 Large Rectangular Sensors470 x 160mm3200A56054(3)

For further information please visit https://www.se.com/au/en/product-range/1014-vigirex/?parent-subcategory-id=4250
Earth-leakage relay RH10M - 1 A - 24 VEarth-leakage relay RH10P - 30 mA - 24 V



 

Why choose Type B RCD for 3 Phase Variable Speed Drives?

For the 3 Phase Variable Speed Drives, the RCD type B or type B-Si is particularly suitable.
It protects against fault currents with DC offset, which is true for three-phase power converters. In addition, it has enhanced immunity against nuisance tripping caused by:

  • EMC common mode filters connected upstream VSD.
    Type B has a tripping delay allowing the inrush current to flow on power up.

  • The permanent switching leakage currents existing in power converters (ex: 25kHz).
    Type B include a "low pass" filter to ensure a trigger threshold which increases with frequency while complying with the personal protection curve (fibrillation).

Please note: if the required sensitivity is 300mA, Selective type RCD should be proposed ensuring a non-triggering time of 50ms. 

More information can be found on the Earth Fault Protection guide: https://download.schneider-electric.com/files?p_enDocType=Catalog&p_File_Name=CA908066E+%28web%29.pdf&p_Doc_Ref=CA908066E

With regards to installation of these RCDs, they are mounted upstream of the Variable Speed Drives.

See below example

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Schneider Electric offers Acti9 iID range of 4 Pole RCDs type B available in 30 mA sensitivity and type B-Si available in 30 and 300 mA sensitivity (Selective type is available)

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Click this link below to view the complete range of Acti9 iID RCDs available in Australia: https://www.se.com/au/en/product-range/7559-acti9-iid/?filter=business-5-residential-and-small-business&parent-subcategory-id=1620
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