There is not any similar switch offered by us and I don´t know if any competitor manufactures it. Should we receive such information we will contact you.
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Your protective switch switches off closed underneath the limit 30 mA (27 mA to 30 mA). The competitive current protective switches Moeler-Felten switch off already with 18 mA.
Intentionally, the adjustement is made as closed as possible to the upper limit of the switch-off current mentioned, e.g. it is the range between 25 mA to 30 mA for the value of 30 mA. But it is up to every producer (hereby I am presenting a part of our business secret). Pursuant to our experience the very high circuit oversensitiveness with the low protective switch adjustment negatively affects the unnecessary fall-out losses of electrical appliances. It is enought then to have wet "forgotten plaster" on the conductor, softly increased humidity of enviroment .... etc. and the current protective switch switches off the circuit immediately without any danger of electrical accident or defect could be imminent... The value of 30 mA is more than sufficient to rescue one´s life and even the human beings with a high oversensitiveness.
answered by Roman Hudeček
Switching-off speed of a protective switch depends mainly upon two facts (if we don´t take into account mechanical matters, e.g. friction of the switch-off mechanism):
a) place at the alternative current "sinusoid" at the moment when the pulse occurs to switch off the protective switch
With our frequencies, the time behaviour of the sinusoid amounts to 20 ms. If e.g. the sinusoid maximum is at the value of 40 mA and the switching-off value of the protective switch is adjusted to be 30 mA, and the moment of the pulse for switching-off is in the second half of the first (upper) half-wave, than the coil reaction to the pulse moment comes in the second (lower) half-wave. In the meantime, the time period thus the delay up to 10 ms can elapse. That means this big difference can appear between two successive measurements of only one current protective switch !!!
b) intensity of the current which is able to induce the switching-off coil
the standard
CSN EN 61 008 concerning the current protective switches
specifies clearly the maximum time limits for the switch-off
speed, in dependence on the current I
N :
for 1 x IN the time necessary for
switching-off is max. 0,3 s, i.e. 300 ms
for 2 x IN the time necessary for
switching-off is max. 0,1 s, i.e. 100 ms
.....
.....
for 5 x IN
the time necessary for switching-off is max. 40 ms
- e.g. for the protective current switch value 30 mA it
is:
for 1 x IN -
30 mA = 30 mA not later than within 300 ms
for up to 5 x IN -
30 mA = 150 mA, when it must react not later than within
40 ms.
Thus the standard takes into consideration the above
delays under a) when with the maximum five-times load it
provides the time up to 40 ms. the same is valid for coil
induction when with IN
the time can be up to 300 ms.
The standard respect the switch-off time period
sufficient the human being´s life even with a higher
oversensitivenes to be rescued.
The switch-off time period being measured by you corresponded to the CSN standard. It depended on the load to which the current protective switch was expired, furthemore on the moment of the sinusoid condition, your measuring instrument accuracy etc. The difference in the switch-off time period at one current protective switch measured by you, I have explained under item a)
answered by Roman Hudeček
The adjustment of current protective switches is done on a special stand either by increasing or decreasing of magnetism (when you visit us we will be fond to show it to you)
The above adjustment principle is connected with another problem of current protective switches of that type - if these protective switches are located closed to a very strong magnetic field (see protective switch located closed to a electric locomotive), the over-adjustment in both directions - up and down - can occur. This is to be taken into account when mounting.
These two above problems can be removed only by another principle of current protective switches, the electronic one. We are working at its readiness for manufacture !!!
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Thanks to big stocks and the services of dispatch by means of PROFI PARCEL, our delivery periods are mostly within 48 hours.
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No, we don´t, our deliveries are only casual.
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No, we haven´t changed our prices, nor for the inflation reason either. Because of the increasing sale, our overhead costs are decreasing and thus the difference is balanced.
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Why you don´t use the indication on your circuit breaker or on the cases that your product has received the Certificate of the Electrotechnical Test Institute of the Czech republic, and the indication that your product has complied with the conditions for the assessment of conformity with our regulations, evlt. Conformity Declaration for Europe?
It is our mistake because we are entitled to use those indications due to our Certificate of the Electrotechnical Test Institute as well as due to the declarations on conformity assessment. To print this indication onto any products is not compulsory pursuant to the Czech laws. We have underestimate the importance of putting these indications onto our products and as found by us, it is essential for trust in our products and for our business success. This mistake is going to be corrected as soon as possible
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What is your approach to the customer in the event of a rightful claim ?
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They are intended for plastic labels (user´s and schematic descriptions of the circuit breaker) which shall be put into these cut-outs. These labels will be delivered as an integral part of the circuit breakers as soon as possible.
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Yes, we will. They will be involved into the series production in December 2000 .
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Do you prepare the circuit breakers with 10 kA ?
Yes, we do. They are under examinations.
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Are your electrical instruments compatible as to their height with other eletrical instruments used at the switchboards, if attached to the DIN strips?
They are compatible with all the instrument which correspond to the height 44 - 61 mm from the DIN strip range.
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How can be the circuit breakers, switches and current protective switches interconnected by means of strips with other el. instruments used at the switchboards, if attached onto the DIN strips?
By means of "reed" interconnecting strip for modules with the width of 17,5 to 17,8 mm and with the terminal height of 15 - 21 mm from the DIN strip range.
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Not yet, but we are preparing ourselves.
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