GE Industrial Solutions Spectra RMS Molded Case User Manual

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GEH-702 Users Manual

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Appendix F. Replacing MicroVersaTrip

®

with microEntelliGuard

TM

There are occasions when a field update or repair will
require replacement of a Spectra RMS Molded Case
circuit breaker with a MicroVersaTrip

®

Trip Unit with a

Spectra RMS Molded Case circuit breaker with a
microEntelliGuard

TM

Trip Unit. There are two cases

The new Spectra RMS Molded Case Circuit breaker with
microEntelliGuard

TM

will be a direct replacement for the

old circuit breaker. A standard replacement procedure
can be used following all safety procedures.

to consider when performing this replacement . The

replacement procedures are described in this appendix.

For either case the first step is to identify the appropriate
Molded Case circuit breaker with microEntelliGuard

TM

Trip Unit to use in the replacement . The figure provides
a conversion map from a MicroVersaTrip

®

(MVT) to a

microEntelliGuard

TM

(MET). This figure only helps identify

an equivalent breaker. Should additional features be
desired during the replacement contact a GE sales
representative or distributor for assistance.




Figure 20. MicroVersaTrip

®

vs. microEntelliGuard

Conversion


The first case to consider is a MicroVersaTrip

®

unit that

does not use POWERLEADER

TM

communications. If the

trip unit does not use the Commnet communications
port for POWERLEADER

TM

or other communications, the

replacement method is strictly a physical replacement.

Warning - High voltage and high currents are present

when working with circuit breaker replacement . Be
sure all power is removed before replacing the existing
circuit breaker. Before reapplying the power, be sure to
check the integrity of all connections.


The second case to consider is replacement of a
MicroVersaTrip

®

breaker that is connected to a

communications port. When replacing a MicroVersaTrip

®

breaker that uses the communication port, minor wiring
updates are required. The block diagram in Figure 21
shows the typical MicroVersaTrip

®

connection.



Figure 21. MicroVersaTrip

®

Commnet Wiring




Figure 22. microEntelliGuard

TM

Modbus Wiring

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