Relay Fault setting LSIG
Автор: Shipra Electrical classes 60
Загружено: 2025-09-03
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An ACB LSIG setting
refers to the adjustable protection parameters on an Air Circuit Breaker's electronic trip unit, where L is Long-time (overload) protection, S is Short-time (low-level short-circuit) protection, I is Instantaneous (high-level short-circuit) protection, and G is Ground-fault (equipment ground-fault) protection. These settings define the current levels and time delays at which the breaker will trip to protect the electrical system from different fault conditions.
Understanding Each Protection Setting
L (Long-Time Protection):
Purpose: Protects against prolonged overcurrents that can cause overheating and damage to cables and equipment.
Setting: Typically set as a percentage of the breaker's rated current (In).
S (Short-Time Protection):
Purpose: Provides protection against short circuits that occur relatively close to the breaker.
Setting: Often set as a multiple of the long-time setting (Ir) with an adjustable time delay for coordination with downstream devices.
I (Instantaneous Protection):
Purpose: Offers immediate protection against very high fault currents, like a direct short circuit.
Setting: Usually a multiple of the breaker's full load current (In).
G (Ground-Fault Protection):
Purpose: Detects and protects against equipment ground faults.
Setting: An optional, adjustable setting to detect ground faults.
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