GE Industrial Solutions Entellisys Installation User Manual

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Entellisys Low Voltage Switchgear

Chapter 5. Installing and Removing Circuit Breakers

5-6 Installing and Removing EGF-
08/16 Fused Circuit Breakers

Except for the open fuse lockout device and the integrally

mounted fuses on the upper studs, the EGF-08 and -16

breakers are identical to the non-fused EGS-08 and -16

models. The procedural steps for installing and removing the

EGF-08/16 breakers from the Entellisys switchgear

equipment are the same as that described in paragraph 5-2

and 5-4 for non-fused EGS-08/16 breakers.

5-7. Installing Fuses on EGF-08/16
Circuit Breakers

The fuses on EGF-08/16 breakers are mounted on the line

side primary disconnect conductors. The Class L fuses are

mounted as shown in Fig. 5-12. Other than the 800A size,

which has a single mounting hole per tang, each Class L fuse

tang has two holes sized for one-half inch bolts.

Appendix G includes a tabulation of the range of fuse sizes

available for these breakers including catalog numbers of

Ferraz-Shawmut Fuses.

Class J fuses rated 300 through 600A have one mounting

hole per tang. The 300, 350 and 400A sizes require copper

adapter bars as shown in Fig. 5-13.



Fig. 5-12. Typical mounting for Class "L" fuse on EGF-08/16 breakers









Fig. 5-13. Mounting for 300, 350, and 400-ampere Class "J" fuses on

EGF-08 breakers

A special fuse is available for use with EGF-16 breakers.

This fuse provides a melting time-current characteristic that

coordinates with 1600A trip electronics. Compared physically

with a 2500A, NEMA Class L fuse, the special fuse is more

compact (shorter) and its tangs are specially configured and

offset to achieve the required pole-to-pole fuse spacing. A

special primary disconnect assembly mounts directly on the

outboard tang of the fuse. Because of their unique mounting

provisions, the following procedure should be adhered to

when replacing these fuses (Fig. 5-14):



1. Special 2500A fuse

3. Upper barrier

2. Disconnect key

4. Primary disconnect

Fig. 5-14. EGF-16 breaker with special 2500-ampere fuse


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