GE Industrial Solutions EntelliGuard G Bell Alarm W_ Lock-out - Manual

Introduction
Bell Alarm W/ Lock-out:
The bell alarm contact is used to indicate the
circuit breaker has tripped due to an electrical
fault. This device can only be installed in a
EntelliGuard G breaker with an EntelliGuard trip
unit that has a manual lockout feature. Trip unit
catalogs with a "M" in the 10th position indicates
the manual lockout feature, for example
GGN04L3XMFXXXX. In the case of an over
current the bell alarm will be activated and the
breaker cannot be re-closed until the reset button
on the trip unit has been reset. If the 10th digit
on the Trip Unit is A, S, or X then a Trip Unit will
also need to be ordered.
Electrical characteristics Bell Alarm Contact
Table 1. Catalog Numbers and Ratings
AC Ratings
Voltage Amps
120V AC 6A
250V AC 6A
Cat no: GBAT1R
DEH-41409 Installation Instructions
EntelliGuard ® G Circuit Breaker
Accessories
Bell Alarm W/ Lock-out
WARNING: Before installing any accessories, turn the
breaker OFF, disconnect it from all voltage sources,
and discharge the closing spings.
AVERTISSEMENT: Avant d’installer tout accessoire,
mettre le disjoncteur en position OFF, le déconnecter
de toute tension d’alimentation , et décharger les
resorts d’armement
Use the following procedure to install the Bell
Alarm accessory into the circuit breaker.
1. Verify that the rating on the Bell Alarm
identification plate matches the voltage rating
required for the application, as listed in Table 1.
2. Turn the breaker off and discharge the closing
springs by depressing the OFF and ON buttons in
the sequence OFF-ON-OFF. Verify that the
breaker OFF-ON indicator shows OFF on a green
background and that the charge indicator shows
DISCHARGE on a white background. If installing
in a draw-out type breaker remove breaker from
adaptor (cassette) before continuing.
3. Loosen the 6 screws on front cover (fascia)
using a posidrive screw driver as shown in Fig 1.B
Rotate the charging handle down and slide the
front cover over the handle to remove the front
cover as shown in Fig. 1.C.
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