GE Industrial Solutions Power Break II Switches, 800-4000A Frames, 240-600Vac - Manual (Page 23)

Power Break® II Switches
Chapter 3. Accessory Operation
Terminal (upper) Terminal (lower)
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1 Auxiliary 12 A 19 Auxiliary 11 A
2 Auxiliary 12 B 20 Auxiliary 11 B
3 Auxiliary 12 common 21 Auxiliary 11 common
4 Auxiliary 10 A 22 Auxiliary 9 A
5 Auxiliary 10 B 23 Auxiliary 9 B
6 Auxiliary 10 common 24 Auxiliary 9 common
7 Auxiliary 8 A 25 Auxiliary 7 A
8 Auxiliary 8 B 26 Auxiliary 7 B
9 Auxiliary 8 common 27 Auxiliary 7 common
10 Auxiliary 6 A 28 Auxiliary 5 A
11 Auxiliary 6 B 29 Auxiliary 5 B
12 Auxiliary 6 common 30 Auxiliary 5 common
13 Auxiliary 4 A 31 Auxiliary 3 A
14 Auxiliary 4 B 32 Auxiliary 3 B
15 Auxiliary 4 common 33 Auxiliary 3 common
16 Auxiliary 2 A 34 Auxiliary 1 A
17 Auxiliary 2 B 35 Auxiliary 1 B
18 Auxiliary 2 common 36 Auxiliary 1 common
Table 18. Auxiliary switch positions on the terminal board on
the left side of the switch, Block A.
3-13 Door Interlock
The Door Interlock, shown in Figure 24, prevents the
casual opening of the enclosure door, particularly while
the switch is ON . The catalog number of the Door
Interlock is SPDIL. For installation instructions see GEH-
6276.
Operation
The Door Interlock prevents the opening of the enclosure
door unless the locking lever is disengaged. The lever can
be disengaged easily with the switch OFF or with somewhat
greater difficulty with the switch ON , as described below.
Opening Door with Switch Off
To open the enclosure door when the switch is OFF , pull
up on the padlock tab and slide the Door Interlock lever
counter-clockwise until it no longer obstructs the door.
When the door is reclosed, simply slide the lever back into
the locking position.
Figure 24. Door Interlock accessory installed on the switch.
Opening Door with Switch On
The Door Interlock can be defeated, to allow opening the
enclosure door with the switch
ON , even though the
padlock tab cannot be lifted. Depress the interlock spring
with a screwdriver in the slot on the top of the locking
lever and push the lever counter-clockwise to disengage it
from the spring. Remove the screwdriver, then continue
rotating the locking lever until it clears the door.
3-14 Push Button Cover
The Push Button Cover, shown in Figure 25, prevents
accidental or unauthorized closing or opening of the
switch with the local push buttons. It consists of two
unbreakable, individually sealable Lexan® shields, one
over the PUSH ON button and one over the PUSH OFF
button. The catalog number is SPPBCOVER. For
installation instructions see GEH-6282.
Operation
Close the cover and put a sealing wire or wire tie in the
slot. Each of the covers may be sealed independently.