GE Industrial Solutions Entelliguard TU, MicroVersaTrip Plus and PM Conversion Kits User Manual

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Figure 11. Installing the push nuts onto the guide pins

Figure 12. Locking tabs on mounting plate

Installing the Trip Unit Mounting Plate

1. Take out the programmer mounting plate fully

assembled as shown in figure 13.

2. For LA-Gold breakers, place the two upper

slotted mounting holes in the support bracket

behind the two existing holes in the breaker

frame, as shown in Figure 14. Secure with the

1

/

4

-20 screws, lock washers, and nuts provided.

3. For RL breakers, use tapped hole & slotted hole,

both will accommodate a #10 screw. Secure

plate assembly with provided #10-32 screws,

nuts, lock washers. Figure 14a shows the RL-

2000 setup with screws instead of bolts.

4. Route the four-pin flux shifter connector to the

flux shifter assembly and mate it with the

connector from the flux shifter.

5. Pass the current sensor leads from front to rear

through the hole on the lower left side (viewed

from the rear) of the breaker frame, as shown in

Figures 15 and 16.

6. If the trip unit is to be connected to a communi-

cation network, pass the connector through the

rear-frame hole with the CT leads. Otherwise, tie

it to some convenient point on the breaker frame

with wire ties.

7. If a neutral sensor is to be used in the equip-

ment, pass the corresponding connector through

the rear-frame hole with the CT leads. Other-

wise, tie it to some convenient point on the

breaker frame with wire ties (with the com-

munication connector, if also unused).

8. While breaker is open, adjust the position of

micro switch actuating screw in a manner such

that mincroswitch mounted behind trip unit

mounting plate is not actuated (i.e. switch

activating plunger is released). Lock actuating

screw in this position with lock nut.












Figure 14a: Mounting plate and support
bracket with trip unit (shown on RL-2000)

Support
Bracket

Mounting Screws

Mounting

Plate

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