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Page 1: Safety Cautions - ToshibaNo Surge Protection Required materials minimize chopping current. suppressor/arrester is required except for special applications. Conformity to Industrial

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Safety Cautions

Read the entire “Instruction Manual” carefully for important information about safety, handling, installation, operation, maintenance, and parts replacements. This equipment is designed and built in accordance with applicable safety standard in effect on the date of manufacture. Unauthorized modifications will void warranty and can result in severe injury, death and property damage. Do not make any modifications to the equipment. Only qualified persons are to install, operate or service this equipment according to all applicable codes and established safety practices. Use only genuine Toshiba replacement parts and accessories. Improper components could cause the equipment malfunction. Do not install this equipment in areas where unusual service conditions exist. Using this equipment in other than usual service conditions can result in equipment failure. Do not exceed the ratings specified on the equipment nameplate or system accessories. Underrated equipment can fail during operation causing fire, explosion, severe injury, death, and property damage.

CV-6GAL/6HAL 7.2kV-200/400A-6.3kA

TRANSMISSION DISTRIBUTION & INDUSTRIAL SERVICES COMPANY 1-1, SHIBAURA 1-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 105-8001, JAPAN

PHONE +81-3-3457-4898 FAX +81-3-5444-9169

http://www3.toshiba.co.jp/sic/english/swgr/products.htm

The data given in this catalog are subject to change without notice.

KSP-E2412 AD 2008-12 (1.5)

Printed in Japan

Page 2: Safety Cautions - ToshibaNo Surge Protection Required materials minimize chopping current. suppressor/arrester is required except for special applications. Conformity to Industrial

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Since the introduction of the first Vacuum Interrupter in 1962, Toshiba has been continuously improving and developing Vacuum Technology. Over 3 millions Vacuum interrupters have been produced for various types of vacuum apparatus such as contactors, circuit breakers and switches which are now widely used as result of their outstanding performance. Toshiba has become a leading Japanese manufacturer that has attained a record exceeding 230 thousands Low and High voltage Vacuum Contactors produced. Consistent with its dedication to the most advanced vacuum technology, Toshiba offers new series of High-voltage vacuum contactors. By adopting an electronics controlled circuit and being designed compactly to ensure reliability, handling ease and safety, the new series of High-voltage Vacuum Contactors are suitable for Motor starters, Transformer feeders and Capacitor switching applications.

Class NK certificate (Marine application)

Compact and Lightweight Compact and slim design contactors can be applied to either two-tier motor starters or slim starters per IEC 60470 (2000). The Contactors CV-6GA(L) and CV-6HA(L) have the same outline and mounting dimensions, as well as dual voltage ratings (3.6/7.2kV).

Low Power Consumption The control device adopts an electronic circuit, the control voltage either AC or DC can be easily changed by switches in the circuit board without changing the coil and/or other parts. Since the economizing resistors are eliminated, the power consumption in holding condition has been reduced.

3

4

Excellent Breaking Performance Since the higher interrupting capacity and short-time withstand capability, Toshiba Vacuum Contactors are appropriate to fuse combination for large capacity load, and to high-speed breaking. No Surge Protection Required Special main contact materials minimize chopping current. No surge suppressor/arrester is required except for special applications. Conformity to Industrial Standard Conforming to latest international standards such as IEC, BS, AS and JEM, being certified by class NK and TUV, Toshiba Vacuum Contactors can be used widely all over the world.

1 5

2 5 2 CC

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SWITCHING

TIMER OSCILLATION

POWER

Fig. 1 Configuration of drive-unit TUV certificate

CV-10HA(L) 15/12kV-400A-4/5kA

CV-10HB(L) 12kV-400A-5kA

CV-6KA1 7.2kV-720A-8kA

(Rear side of CV-10HA)

Standard 7.2/3.6kV

12kV

15/12kV

Special 7.2/3.6kV Main Terminals 12kV

15/12kV

Ratings

200A 400A

720A

400A

400A Ratings

400A 400A

400A

6.3kA

6.3kA

8.0kA

5.0kA 4.0/5.0kA

6.3kA

5.0kA 4.0/5.0kA

Type

CV-6GA CV-6GAL CV-6HA CV-6HAL CV-6KA1 CV-6KAL1 CV-10HB CV-10HBL CV-10HA CV-10HAL

Type

CV-6HA-2 CV-6HAL-2 CV-10HB-1 CV-10HBL-1 CV-10HA-1 CV-10HAL-1

Operating mechanism

Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Operating mechanism

Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type

Application General General General General General General Capacitor Capacitor Motor/Transformer Motor/Transformer

Application General General Capacitor Capacitor Motor/Transformer Motor/Transformer

Standard

IEC, JEM, Class NK IEC

IEC, NEMA

Standard

IEC, JEM IEC

IEC, NEMA

Page 3: Safety Cautions - ToshibaNo Surge Protection Required materials minimize chopping current. suppressor/arrester is required except for special applications. Conformity to Industrial

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Since the introduction of the first Vacuum Interrupter in 1962, Toshiba has been continuously improving and developing Vacuum Technology. Over 3 millions Vacuum interrupters have been produced for various types of vacuum apparatus such as contactors, circuit breakers and switches which are now widely used as result of their outstanding performance. Toshiba has become a leading Japanese manufacturer that has attained a record exceeding 230 thousands Low and High voltage Vacuum Contactors produced. Consistent with its dedication to the most advanced vacuum technology, Toshiba offers new series of High-voltage vacuum contactors. By adopting an electronics controlled circuit and being designed compactly to ensure reliability, handling ease and safety, the new series of High-voltage Vacuum Contactors are suitable for Motor starters, Transformer feeders and Capacitor switching applications.

Class NK certificate (Marine application)

Compact and Lightweight Compact and slim design contactors can be applied to either two-tier motor starters or slim starters per IEC 60470 (2000). The Contactors CV-6GA(L) and CV-6HA(L) have the same outline and mounting dimensions, as well as dual voltage ratings (3.6/7.2kV).

Low Power Consumption The control device adopts an electronic circuit, the control voltage either AC or DC can be easily changed by switches in the circuit board without changing the coil and/or other parts. Since the economizing resistors are eliminated, the power consumption in holding condition has been reduced.

3

4

Excellent Breaking Performance Since the higher interrupting capacity and short-time withstand capability, Toshiba Vacuum Contactors are appropriate to fuse combination for large capacity load, and to high-speed breaking. No Surge Protection Required Special main contact materials minimize chopping current. No surge suppressor/arrester is required except for special applications. Conformity to Industrial Standard Conforming to latest international standards such as IEC, BS, AS and JEM, being certified by class NK and TUV, Toshiba Vacuum Contactors can be used widely all over the world.

1 5

2 5 2 CC

6

SWITCHING

TIMER OSCILLATION

POWER

Fig. 1 Configuration of drive-unit TUV certificate

CV-10HA(L) 15/12kV-400A-4/5kA

CV-10HB(L) 12kV-400A-5kA

CV-6KA1 7.2kV-720A-8kA

(Rear side of CV-10HA)

Standard 7.2/3.6kV

12kV

15/12kV

Special 7.2/3.6kV Main Terminals 12kV

15/12kV

Ratings

200A 400A

720A

400A

400A Ratings

400A 400A

400A

6.3kA

6.3kA

8.0kA

5.0kA 4.0/5.0kA

6.3kA

5.0kA 4.0/5.0kA

Type

CV-6GA CV-6GAL CV-6HA CV-6HAL CV-6KA1 CV-6KAL1 CV-10HB CV-10HBL CV-10HA CV-10HAL

Type

CV-6HA-2 CV-6HAL-2 CV-10HB-1 CV-10HBL-1 CV-10HA-1 CV-10HAL-1

Operating mechanism

Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Operating mechanism

Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type Non-Latched Type Latched Type

Application General General General General General General Capacitor Capacitor Motor/Transformer Motor/Transformer

Application General General Capacitor Capacitor Motor/Transformer Motor/Transformer

Standard

IEC, JEM, Class NK IEC

IEC, NEMA

Standard

IEC, JEM IEC

IEC, NEMA

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Type CV

Form Standard 6GA 6HA 6GAL 6HALUpper front terminal - 6HA-2 - 6HAL-2

Operating Mechanism Non-Latched LatchedRated Voltage (Ur) 3.6/7.2kV Rated Operational Current (Ie) 200A 400A 200A 400AThermal Current (Ith) 300A 450A 300A 450ARated Frequency 50/60Hz Rated Short-time Withstand Current (Ik) 6300A - 1s 6300A - 2s 6300A - 1s 6300A - 2sRated peak Withstand Current (Ip) 15.8kA Short-circuit Making and Breaking Current

(Duty) 6300A

"O" - 3min. - "CO" - 3min. - "CO" Making Current (100times) AC4 2000A 4000A 2000A 4000ABreaking Current (25times) AC4 1600A 3200A 1600A 3200AWithstand Overload Current

6 times of Ie - 30s 15 times of Ie - 1s

1200A-30s 2400A-30s 1200A-30s 2400A-30s4000A-4s 4000A-12s 4000A-4s 4000A-12s6300A-1s 6300A-2s 6300A-1s 6300A-2s

Coordination with Current-limiting Fuses Cut-off Current (Peak)

Prospective Short-circuit Current 40kA55kA 85kA 55kA 85kA

Rated Insulation Level

Power Frequency Withstand Voltage 22kV-1min. *1 Impulse Withstand voltage 60kV

Switching Frequency 1200 operating cycles/hr 300 operating cycles/hr

Endurance Mechanical Life 2.5 million operations 0.25 million operationsElectrical Life (AC3) 0.25 million operations 0.25 million operations

Rated Control Voltage Closing 100-110, 115-120, 200-220, 230-240VAC / 100-110, 200-220VDC

Tripping 24, 32, 48, 100-110, 200-220VDCAllowable Control Voltage Fluctuation 85% to 110% of the rated control voltageOperating Current (at 100V)

Closing 4.5A (Peak) Holding/Tripping 0.1A (Average) 4.0A (Peak)

Closing Time 65 - 80ms Opening Time 20 - 30ms

Ratings of Auxiliary Contact

Contact arrangement 3NO-3NC 2NO-2NCOperational voltage Max. 480V, Min. 48V Thermal Current 10A AC Capacity 700VA (PF. 0.35) DC Capacity 60W (L/R 150ms)

Application Condition

Installation Floor Mount Vertical InstallationAltitude 1000m or lower Ambient air temperature -5 to 40OC Relative humidity 45 to 85% Vibration Max. 20Hz 1G Shock Max. 30G

Maximum Load

Motor (kW) 750/1500 1500/3000 750/1500 1500/3000Transformer (kVA) 1000/2000 2000/4000 1000/2000 2000/4000Capacitor (kvar) 1000/2000 2000/2000 1000/2000 2000/2000

Weight 19.0kg 19.5kg 19.5kg 20.0kg

Standard *2

IEC60470 (2000) JEM1167 (1990)

3.6kV/7.2kV High-voltage Vacuum Contactors 3.6kV/7.2kV High-voltage Vacuum Contactors

Form Operating Mechanism Rated Voltage (Ur)

Type

6KA1 Non-Latched

CV 3.6/7.2kV

6KAL1

Latched

Rated Operational Current (Ie) Thermal Current (Ith) Rated Frequency Rated Short-time Withstand Current (Ik) Rated peak Withstand Current (Ip) Short-circuit Making and Breaking Current

720A 800A

50/60Hz 8000A - 1s

20kA 8000A

720A 800A

(Duty) "O" - 3min. - "CO" - 3min. - "CO" Making Current (100times) AC4 Breaking Current (25times) AC4 Withstand Overload Current

6 times of Ie - 30s 15 times of Ie - 1s

7200A 5760A

4320A-30s

10800A-1s

7200A 5760A

4320A-30s

10800A-1s

Coordination with Current-limiting Fuses Cut-off Current (Peak)

Prospective Short-circuit Current 40kA

85kA Rated Insulation Level

Power Frequency Withstand Voltage Impulse Withstand voltage

22kV - 1 min. *1 60kV

Switching Frequency

Endurance

Mechanical Life Electrical Life (AC3)

600 operating cycles/hr 1.0 million operations 0.2 million operations

300 operating cycles/hr 0.2 million operations 0.2 million operations

Rated Control Voltage Closing

Tripping 100-240VAC / 100-220VDC - 100-110, 200-220VDC

Allowable Control Voltage Fluctuation 85% to 110% of the rated control voltage Operating Current (at 100V) Closing Time Opening Time

Ratings of Auxiliary Contact

Application Condition

Maximum Load

Weight

Standard

Closing Holding/Tripping Contact arrangement Operational voltage Thermal Current AC Capacity DC Capacity Installation Altitude Ambient air temperature Relative humidity Vibration Shock Motor Transformer Capacitor

7.5A (Peak) 0.19A (Average) 4.0A (Peak)

80 - 100ms 55 - 65ms

3NO-3NC 2NO-2NC Max. 480V, Min. 48V

10A 700VA (PF. 0.35) 60W (L/R 150ms)

Floor Mount Vertical Installation 1000m or lower

-5 to 40OC 45 to 85%

Max. 20Hz 1G Max. 30G

2500/5000kW 3500/7000kVA 2000/2000kvar

27kg 28kg IEC60470 (2000) JEM1167 (1990)

*1 : Special withstand voltage (32kV-1min.) will be available by request. *2 : CE marking can be available by request.

*1 : Special withstand voltage (32kV-1min.) will be available by request.

Page 5: Safety Cautions - ToshibaNo Surge Protection Required materials minimize chopping current. suppressor/arrester is required except for special applications. Conformity to Industrial

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Type CV

Form Standard 6GA 6HA 6GAL 6HALUpper front terminal - 6HA-2 - 6HAL-2

Operating Mechanism Non-Latched LatchedRated Voltage (Ur) 3.6/7.2kV Rated Operational Current (Ie) 200A 400A 200A 400AThermal Current (Ith) 300A 450A 300A 450ARated Frequency 50/60Hz Rated Short-time Withstand Current (Ik) 6300A - 1s 6300A - 2s 6300A - 1s 6300A - 2sRated peak Withstand Current (Ip) 15.8kA Short-circuit Making and Breaking Current

(Duty) 6300A

"O" - 3min. - "CO" - 3min. - "CO" Making Current (100times) AC4 2000A 4000A 2000A 4000ABreaking Current (25times) AC4 1600A 3200A 1600A 3200AWithstand Overload Current

6 times of Ie - 30s 15 times of Ie - 1s

1200A-30s 2400A-30s 1200A-30s 2400A-30s4000A-4s 4000A-12s 4000A-4s 4000A-12s6300A-1s 6300A-2s 6300A-1s 6300A-2s

Coordination with Current-limiting Fuses Cut-off Current (Peak)

Prospective Short-circuit Current 40kA55kA 85kA 55kA 85kA

Rated Insulation Level

Power Frequency Withstand Voltage 22kV-1min. *1 Impulse Withstand voltage 60kV

Switching Frequency 1200 operating cycles/hr 300 operating cycles/hr

Endurance Mechanical Life 2.5 million operations 0.25 million operationsElectrical Life (AC3) 0.25 million operations 0.25 million operations

Rated Control Voltage Closing 100-110, 115-120, 200-220, 230-240VAC / 100-110, 200-220VDC

Tripping 24, 32, 48, 100-110, 200-220VDCAllowable Control Voltage Fluctuation 85% to 110% of the rated control voltageOperating Current (at 100V)

Closing 4.5A (Peak) Holding/Tripping 0.1A (Average) 4.0A (Peak)

Closing Time 65 - 80ms Opening Time 20 - 30ms

Ratings of Auxiliary Contact

Contact arrangement 3NO-3NC 2NO-2NCOperational voltage Max. 480V, Min. 48V Thermal Current 10A AC Capacity 700VA (PF. 0.35) DC Capacity 60W (L/R 150ms)

Application Condition

Installation Floor Mount Vertical InstallationAltitude 1000m or lower Ambient air temperature -5 to 40OC Relative humidity 45 to 85% Vibration Max. 20Hz 1G Shock Max. 30G

Maximum Load

Motor (kW) 750/1500 1500/3000 750/1500 1500/3000Transformer (kVA) 1000/2000 2000/4000 1000/2000 2000/4000Capacitor (kvar) 1000/2000 2000/2000 1000/2000 2000/2000

Weight 19.0kg 19.5kg 19.5kg 20.0kg

Standard *2

IEC60470 (2000) JEM1167 (1990)

3.6kV/7.2kV High-voltage Vacuum Contactors 3.6kV/7.2kV High-voltage Vacuum Contactors

Form Operating Mechanism Rated Voltage (Ur)

Type

6KA1 Non-Latched

CV 3.6/7.2kV

6KAL1

Latched

Rated Operational Current (Ie) Thermal Current (Ith) Rated Frequency Rated Short-time Withstand Current (Ik) Rated peak Withstand Current (Ip) Short-circuit Making and Breaking Current

720A 800A

50/60Hz 8000A - 1s

20kA 8000A

720A 800A

(Duty) "O" - 3min. - "CO" - 3min. - "CO" Making Current (100times) AC4 Breaking Current (25times) AC4 Withstand Overload Current

6 times of Ie - 30s 15 times of Ie - 1s

7200A 5760A

4320A-30s

10800A-1s

7200A 5760A

4320A-30s

10800A-1s

Coordination with Current-limiting Fuses Cut-off Current (Peak)

Prospective Short-circuit Current 40kA

85kA Rated Insulation Level

Power Frequency Withstand Voltage Impulse Withstand voltage

22kV - 1 min. *1 60kV

Switching Frequency

Endurance

Mechanical Life Electrical Life (AC3)

600 operating cycles/hr 1.0 million operations 0.2 million operations

300 operating cycles/hr 0.2 million operations 0.2 million operations

Rated Control Voltage Closing

Tripping 100-240VAC / 100-220VDC - 100-110, 200-220VDC

Allowable Control Voltage Fluctuation 85% to 110% of the rated control voltage Operating Current (at 100V) Closing Time Opening Time

Ratings of Auxiliary Contact

Application Condition

Maximum Load

Weight

Standard

Closing Holding/Tripping Contact arrangement Operational voltage Thermal Current AC Capacity DC Capacity Installation Altitude Ambient air temperature Relative humidity Vibration Shock Motor Transformer Capacitor

7.5A (Peak) 0.19A (Average) 4.0A (Peak)

80 - 100ms 55 - 65ms

3NO-3NC 2NO-2NC Max. 480V, Min. 48V

10A 700VA (PF. 0.35) 60W (L/R 150ms)

Floor Mount Vertical Installation 1000m or lower

-5 to 40OC 45 to 85%

Max. 20Hz 1G Max. 30G

2500/5000kW 3500/7000kVA 2000/2000kvar

27kg 28kg IEC60470 (2000) JEM1167 (1990)

*1 : Special withstand voltage (32kV-1min.) will be available by request. *2 : CE marking can be available by request.

*1 : Special withstand voltage (32kV-1min.) will be available by request.

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Type CV

From Standard 10HA 10HAL 10HB 10HBLVertical terminals 10HA-1 10HAL-1 10HB-1 10HBL-1

Operating Mechanism Non-Latched Latched Non-Latched LatchedRated Voltage (Ur) 12/15kV 12kVRated Operational Current (Ie) 400A 400AThermal Current (Ith) 450A 450ARated Frequency 50/60Hz Rated Short-time Withstand Current (Ik) 5000A - 1s 5000A - 1sRated peak Withstand Current (Ip) 12.5kA 12.5kAShort-circuit Making and Breaking Current

(Duty) 5000/4000A

"O"-3min.-"CO"-3min.-"CO" 5000A

"O"-3min.-"CO"-3min.-"CO"Making Current (100 times) AC4 4000A 4000ABreaking Current (25 times) AC4 3200A 3200AWithstand Overload Current

6 times of Ie - 30s 15 times of Ie - 1s

2400A-30s

2400A-30s 8000A-1s 8000A-1s

Coordination with Current-limiting Fuses Cut-off Current (Peak)

Prospective Short-circuit Current 50kA36kA

Rated Insulation Level

Power Frequency Withstand Voltage 28kV - 1 min. *1 Impulse Withstand voltage 75kV

Switching Frequency 300 op./hr 120 op./hr 300 op./hr 120 op./hr

Endurance Mechanical Life 0.25 mill. 0.25 mill. 0.25 mill. 0.25 mill.Electrical Life (AC3) 0.10 mill. 0.10 mill. 0.10 mill. 0.10 mill.

Rated Control Voltage Closing 100-240VAC / 100-220VDC

Tripping 100-110, 200220VDC Allowable Control Voltage Fluctuation 85% to 110% of the rated control voltageOperating Current (at 100V)

Closing 6.0A (Peak) Holding/Tripping 0.13A (Av.) 4.0A (Peak) 0.13A (Av.) 4.0A (Peak)

Closing Time 120-145ms 120-145ms 120-145ms 120-145msOpening Time 80-90ms 30-40ms 80-90ms 30-40ms

Ratings of Auxiliary Contact

Contact arrangement 4NO-2NC 2NO-1NC 4NO-2NC 2NO-1NCOperational voltage Max. 480V, Min. 48V Thermal Current 10A AC Capacity 700VA (PF. 0.35) DC Capacity 60W (L/R 150ms)

Application Condition

Installation Floor Mount Vertical InstallationAltitude 1000m or lower Ambient air temperature -5 to 40OC Relative humidity 45 to 85% Vibration Max. 20Hz 1G Shock Max. 30G

Maximum Load

Motor 3500kW -Transformer 4500kVA -Capacitor - 5000kvar

Weight 40kg 41kg 40kg 41kgStandard IEC60470 (2000)

63

55

DIA

7

28

12kV/15kV High-voltage Vacuum Contactors

Supplied Not supplied CV-6GA/6HA CV-6KA1

CV-10HA/10HB

Name of parts Remarks

Wipe gauge

Trip rod

Non-Latched Latched Non-Latched Latched Non-Latched Latched For checking contact wear

For latched type only 2

Control wire With plug (1.25mm X 1m)

Wipe gauge The wipe gauge can be used for checking contact wear of vacuum interrupters. Refer to the instruction manual for using this gauge.

Trip rod The trip rod may be used for manual tripping for latched contactor and combination unit, however this operation shall be maintenance purpose or emergency case only.

Control wire The control wire with plug is provides on CV-10 series contactor, however the additional wire will be available on request.

Wipe gauge

t=0.5 CV-6GA/6HA t=1.0 CV-6KA1/CV-10

Trip rod

Control wire

120

60

CONNECTOR WIRE 14 23 1000

Fig. 2 Standard accessories

Supplied Not supplied

CV-6GA/6HA

CV-6KA1

CV-10HA/10HB

Name of parts

LC9

Non-

Latched

Latched

Non-

Latched

Latched

Non-

Latched

Latched

For

Remarks 100/110VAC for 100-110V coil

Capacitor trip device

LC10

CIT-10Q

Latched type

200/220VAC for 200-220V coil

100/200VAC for 100-110V coil

CR Surge suppressor

Mechanical interlock

NV60K304T1, NV95K304T1 (See Page 13)

(See Fig. 9)

*1 : Special withstand voltage (42kV-1min.) will be available by request.

Capacitor trip device The capacitor trip device will be used for latched contactor when DC power source is not available. The device charges from AC power, and supplies DC power to the trip coil at trip command. The alarm contact is provided on CIT-10Q.

Surge suppressor The three phase type NV60K304T1 for 3.6/7.2kV and NVK95K304T1 for 12/15kV are available.

Mechanical interlock The mechanical interlock shall be used in the reversing starter to prevent mechanically from c l o sing the fo rward

and reverse contactors simultaneously. The following vertical pitch interlocks are available for contactors.

Vertical pitch 450 mm and 550mm for CV-6GA(L)/CV-6HA(L) Vertical pitch 600mm for CV-6KA(L)1

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Type CV

From Standard 10HA 10HAL 10HB 10HBLVertical terminals 10HA-1 10HAL-1 10HB-1 10HBL-1

Operating Mechanism Non-Latched Latched Non-Latched LatchedRated Voltage (Ur) 12/15kV 12kVRated Operational Current (Ie) 400A 400AThermal Current (Ith) 450A 450ARated Frequency 50/60Hz Rated Short-time Withstand Current (Ik) 5000A - 1s 5000A - 1sRated peak Withstand Current (Ip) 12.5kA 12.5kAShort-circuit Making and Breaking Current

(Duty) 5000/4000A

"O"-3min.-"CO"-3min.-"CO" 5000A

"O"-3min.-"CO"-3min.-"CO"Making Current (100 times) AC4 4000A 4000ABreaking Current (25 times) AC4 3200A 3200AWithstand Overload Current

6 times of Ie - 30s 15 times of Ie - 1s

2400A-30s

2400A-30s 8000A-1s 8000A-1s

Coordination with Current-limiting Fuses Cut-off Current (Peak)

Prospective Short-circuit Current 50kA36kA

Rated Insulation Level

Power Frequency Withstand Voltage 28kV - 1 min. *1 Impulse Withstand voltage 75kV

Switching Frequency 300 op./hr 120 op./hr 300 op./hr 120 op./hr

Endurance Mechanical Life 0.25 mill. 0.25 mill. 0.25 mill. 0.25 mill.Electrical Life (AC3) 0.10 mill. 0.10 mill. 0.10 mill. 0.10 mill.

Rated Control Voltage Closing 100-240VAC / 100-220VDC

Tripping 100-110, 200220VDC Allowable Control Voltage Fluctuation 85% to 110% of the rated control voltageOperating Current (at 100V)

Closing 6.0A (Peak) Holding/Tripping 0.13A (Av.) 4.0A (Peak) 0.13A (Av.) 4.0A (Peak)

Closing Time 120-145ms 120-145ms 120-145ms 120-145msOpening Time 80-90ms 30-40ms 80-90ms 30-40ms

Ratings of Auxiliary Contact

Contact arrangement 4NO-2NC 2NO-1NC 4NO-2NC 2NO-1NCOperational voltage Max. 480V, Min. 48V Thermal Current 10A AC Capacity 700VA (PF. 0.35) DC Capacity 60W (L/R 150ms)

Application Condition

Installation Floor Mount Vertical InstallationAltitude 1000m or lower Ambient air temperature -5 to 40OC Relative humidity 45 to 85% Vibration Max. 20Hz 1G Shock Max. 30G

Maximum Load

Motor 3500kW -Transformer 4500kVA -Capacitor - 5000kvar

Weight 40kg 41kg 40kg 41kgStandard IEC60470 (2000)

63

55

DIA

7

28

12kV/15kV High-voltage Vacuum Contactors

Supplied Not supplied CV-6GA/6HA CV-6KA1

CV-10HA/10HB

Name of parts Remarks

Wipe gauge

Trip rod

Non-Latched Latched Non-Latched Latched Non-Latched Latched For checking contact wear

For latched type only 2

Control wire With plug (1.25mm X 1m)

Wipe gauge The wipe gauge can be used for checking contact wear of vacuum interrupters. Refer to the instruction manual for using this gauge.

Trip rod The trip rod may be used for manual tripping for latched contactor and combination unit, however this operation shall be maintenance purpose or emergency case only.

Control wire The control wire with plug is provides on CV-10 series contactor, however the additional wire will be available on request.

Wipe gauge

t=0.5 CV-6GA/6HA t=1.0 CV-6KA1/CV-10

Trip rod

Control wire

120

60

CONNECTOR WIRE 14 23 1000

Fig. 2 Standard accessories

Supplied Not supplied

CV-6GA/6HA

CV-6KA1

CV-10HA/10HB

Name of parts

LC9

Non-

Latched

Latched

Non-

Latched

Latched

Non-

Latched

Latched

For

Remarks 100/110VAC for 100-110V coil

Capacitor trip device

LC10

CIT-10Q

Latched type

200/220VAC for 200-220V coil

100/200VAC for 100-110V coil

CR Surge suppressor

Mechanical interlock

NV60K304T1, NV95K304T1 (See Page 13)

(See Fig. 9)

*1 : Special withstand voltage (42kV-1min.) will be available by request.

Capacitor trip device The capacitor trip device will be used for latched contactor when DC power source is not available. The device charges from AC power, and supplies DC power to the trip coil at trip command. The alarm contact is provided on CIT-10Q.

Surge suppressor The three phase type NV60K304T1 for 3.6/7.2kV and NVK95K304T1 for 12/15kV are available.

Mechanical interlock The mechanical interlock shall be used in the reversing starter to prevent mechanically from c l o sing the fo rward

and reverse contactors simultaneously. The following vertical pitch interlocks are available for contactors.

Vertical pitch 450 mm and 550mm for CV-6GA(L)/CV-6HA(L) Vertical pitch 600mm for CV-6KA(L)1

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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS OPERATING CIRCUITS

87

65

43

21

8

76

54

32

1

400

30

400

30

180

128

DIA-

15

180

128

DIA

15

6

6 21

7 12

4 6

371

6 21

7 12

4 37

1 19

5 -+1

195 -+

1

100/

110V

AC

20

0/22

0VA

C

10

0-1

10

VD

C

20

0-2

20

VD

C

100-

110V

AC

/DC

20

0-22

0VA

C/D

C

30

30

13 69

115

368

115 69

RECOMMENDED 30 PARTITION

DISTANCE 31

202 2 15

Non-Latched type High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors The typical operating circuit is shown in Fig. 5 indicating type CV-6GA/6HA contactor.

P or R

*1

E OFF

E

E E

REMOTE SWITCH

ON *2

4

VMC

FRONT COVER

INTERRUPTERS

Make sure to use the "NO" contacts of quick

30 operating relay (4) self-holding circuit. Do not use the "NO" auxiliary contacts of vacuum contactor, this may cause the welding of main contacts

4 COS START 3 1 INTERLOCK

STOP INTERLOCK DU

4

5

52CC

52CC

16 15 26 25

14 13 12 11

24 23 22 21

OFF

INDICATOR

TRIP LEVER

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS 12 DIA-6 HOLES

30

when the start (ON) button is pushed incompletely. (refer to the marked 1 in figure) Make sure to switch the closing coil on DC side. Should the coil be switched on AC side, a

N or T

2E-RY 6

2

GL RL

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC : Closing coil

ON (FOR LATCHED TYPE) TRIPPING HOLE (DIA 9)

AUXILIARY SWITCH

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS

(REAR) 345-+1

166 179

discharging circuit will be formed by rectifiers against coil, resulting in prolonged opening time. (refer to the marked 2 in figure)

DU : Drive unit 4 : Control relay

Fig. 5 Non-Latched type operating circuit

13 300 60

18 373 10 195 10

21 219

166

134 Latched type

11 DIA - 4 HOLES

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors REMOTE SWITCH

P EARTHING TERMINAL (M8 BOLT)

CONTROL TERMINAL

COUNTER (OPTION)

MOUNTING HOLES LATCH MECHANISM (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

300-+1 (FRONT)

DETAIL OF MOUNTING HOLES (TOP VIEW)

The typical operating circuits are shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 indicating type CV-6GAL/6HAL

E ON E

COS

E E OFF 2E-RY VMC

Fig. 3 Types CV-6GA(L)/CV-6HA(L) contactor.

The electrical trip free circuit must be furnished in control circuit. (outside of contactor)

START 4 INTERLOCK 3 1 4

5

16 DU

26 D

11 15 21 25

14 13 12 24 23 22

30 368

RECOMMENDED PARTITION DISTANCE

202 60 13

A stable DC power source such as battery is recommended for control circuit. If the DC power 4

source is not available, employ the AC closing and N

52CC

6

2

52CC 52TC

7

GL RL

13 69 115 115 69 31 2 15

MAIN CIRCUIT

capacitor trip device (CTD) for tripping. Make sure to use the "NO" auxiliary contacts (11- 21) of vacuum contactor in trip circuit, and "Late

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC : Trip coil DU : Drive unit

TERMINALS 4 : Control relay

FRONT COVER

INTERRUPTERS

INDICATOR

30

M10 SCREW

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS 12 DIA-3 HOLES

10 30

Opening NC" auxiliary contacts (16-26) of vacuum contactor for control relay circuit.

Fig. 6 Latched type operating circuit (Shunt trip)

REMOTE SWITCH

R

OFF ON TRIP LEVER

(FOR LATCHED TYPE) TRIPPING HOLE (DIA 9) AUXILIARY SWITCH

(REAR) 345-+1

166 179

E ON E

COS START INTERLOCK 3 1

E E

4 11 4

OFF

15 14

2E-RY

VMC

13 12

CTD

P U 10 166 134

11 DIA-4 HOLES N V

16 5 DU 21

13 300 60 18 373 21

10 195 10

215 300-+1

(FRONT)

26 D

4 6

52CC

52CC

52TC

25 24

GL

23 22 RL

EARTHING TERMINAL (M8 BOLT)

CONTROL TERMINAL

LATCH MECHANISM (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

MOUNTING HOLES

Fig. 4 Types CV-6HA(L)-2

DETAIL OF MOUNTING HOLES (TOP VIEW)

2 7

T

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

4 : Control relay CTD : Capacitor trip device

Fig. 7 Latched type operating circuit (Capacitor trip)

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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS OPERATING CIRCUITS

87

65

43

21

8

76

54

32

1

400

30

400

30

180

128

DIA-

15

180

128

DIA

15

6

6 21

7 12

4 6

371

6 21

7 12

4 37

1 19

5 -+1

195 -+

1

100/

110V

AC

20

0/22

0VA

C

10

0-1

10

VD

C

20

0-2

20

VD

C

100-

110V

AC

/DC

20

0-22

0VA

C/D

C

30

30

13 69

115

368

115 69

RECOMMENDED 30 PARTITION

DISTANCE 31

202 2 15

Non-Latched type High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors The typical operating circuit is shown in Fig. 5 indicating type CV-6GA/6HA contactor.

P or R

*1

E OFF

E

E E

REMOTE SWITCH

ON *2

4

VMC

FRONT COVER

INTERRUPTERS

Make sure to use the "NO" contacts of quick

30 operating relay (4) self-holding circuit. Do not use the "NO" auxiliary contacts of vacuum contactor, this may cause the welding of main contacts

4 COS START 3 1 INTERLOCK

STOP INTERLOCK DU

4

5

52CC

52CC

16 15 26 25

14 13 12 11

24 23 22 21

OFF

INDICATOR

TRIP LEVER

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS 12 DIA-6 HOLES

30

when the start (ON) button is pushed incompletely. (refer to the marked 1 in figure) Make sure to switch the closing coil on DC side. Should the coil be switched on AC side, a

N or T

2E-RY 6

2

GL RL

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC : Closing coil

ON (FOR LATCHED TYPE) TRIPPING HOLE (DIA 9)

AUXILIARY SWITCH

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS

(REAR) 345-+1

166 179

discharging circuit will be formed by rectifiers against coil, resulting in prolonged opening time. (refer to the marked 2 in figure)

DU : Drive unit 4 : Control relay

Fig. 5 Non-Latched type operating circuit

13 300 60

18 373 10 195 10

21 219

166

134 Latched type

11 DIA - 4 HOLES

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors REMOTE SWITCH

P EARTHING TERMINAL (M8 BOLT)

CONTROL TERMINAL

COUNTER (OPTION)

MOUNTING HOLES LATCH MECHANISM (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

300-+1 (FRONT)

DETAIL OF MOUNTING HOLES (TOP VIEW)

The typical operating circuits are shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 indicating type CV-6GAL/6HAL

E ON E

COS

E E OFF 2E-RY VMC

Fig. 3 Types CV-6GA(L)/CV-6HA(L) contactor.

The electrical trip free circuit must be furnished in control circuit. (outside of contactor)

START 4 INTERLOCK 3 1 4

5

16 DU

26 D

11 15 21 25

14 13 12 24 23 22

30 368

RECOMMENDED PARTITION DISTANCE

202 60 13

A stable DC power source such as battery is recommended for control circuit. If the DC power 4

source is not available, employ the AC closing and N

52CC

6

2

52CC 52TC

7

GL RL

13 69 115 115 69 31 2 15

MAIN CIRCUIT

capacitor trip device (CTD) for tripping. Make sure to use the "NO" auxiliary contacts (11- 21) of vacuum contactor in trip circuit, and "Late

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC : Trip coil DU : Drive unit

TERMINALS 4 : Control relay

FRONT COVER

INTERRUPTERS

INDICATOR

30

M10 SCREW

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS 12 DIA-3 HOLES

10 30

Opening NC" auxiliary contacts (16-26) of vacuum contactor for control relay circuit.

Fig. 6 Latched type operating circuit (Shunt trip)

REMOTE SWITCH

R

OFF ON TRIP LEVER

(FOR LATCHED TYPE) TRIPPING HOLE (DIA 9) AUXILIARY SWITCH

(REAR) 345-+1

166 179

E ON E

COS START INTERLOCK 3 1

E E

4 11 4

OFF

15 14

2E-RY

VMC

13 12

CTD

P U 10 166 134

11 DIA-4 HOLES N V

16 5 DU 21

13 300 60 18 373 21

10 195 10

215 300-+1

(FRONT)

26 D

4 6

52CC

52CC

52TC

25 24

GL

23 22 RL

EARTHING TERMINAL (M8 BOLT)

CONTROL TERMINAL

LATCH MECHANISM (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

MOUNTING HOLES

Fig. 4 Types CV-6HA(L)-2

DETAIL OF MOUNTING HOLES (TOP VIEW)

2 7

T

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

4 : Control relay CTD : Capacitor trip device

Fig. 7 Latched type operating circuit (Capacitor trip)

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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS

RECOMMENDED

OPERATING CIRCUITS

Non-Latched type

9 10

468

25

190

160

P PI

TCH

BETW

EEN

CO

NTA

CTO

RS

3 DI

A 15

160

24

468

105

273

120

433

10

10

100-

110V

DC

200-

220V

DC

100-

110V

AC

200-

220V

AC

100-

110V

AC/D

C 20

0-22

0VAC

/DC

25 19 80

115

390

115

25 80 18

PARTITION DISTANCE

239 5 205 20

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors

The typical operating circuit is shown in Fig. 10

P or R

E OFF REMOTE

SWITCH E 4

FRONT COVER 2 15

indicating type CV-6KA1 contactor. Make sure to use the "NO" contacts of quick

*1 E

4

E ON

A1 COS

VMC

16 15 14 13 12 11

INTERRUPTERS

30

DIA 13

operating relay (4) self-holding circuit. Do not use the "NO" auxiliary contacts of vacuum contactor, this may cause the welding of main contacts

START INTERLOCK

STOP INTERLOCK

2E-RY

T1

DU 52CC

52CC

26 25 24 23 22 21

15 MAIN TERMINALS

DIA 13

30

when the start (ON) button is pushed incompletely. (refer to the marked 1 in figure)

4

N or T

T2 GL RL A2

VMC : Vacuum contactor

DU : Drive unit

OFF O N

TRIP LEVER (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

4 Fig. 10 Non-Latched type operating circuit

: Control relay

MOUNTING HOLES 11 DIA-4 HOLES

10 20

CONTROL TERMINAL FOR TRIPPING

122

CONTROL TERMINAL FOR CLOSING

368 388

TRIPPING HOLE (DIA 9)

MOUNTING

48 HOLES EARTHING TERMINAL (M8 BOLT)

MOUNTING HOLES

29 154 25 208

226

AUXILIARY SWITCH

Latched type High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors The typical operating circuits are shown in Fig. 10 and Fig. 11 specifying type CV-6KAL1 contactor.

P

E ON E

COS

START INTERLOCK

REMOTE SWITCH

4 A1

T1

E E

OFF T4

11 15 14

2E-RY

VMC

13 12

LATCH MECHANISM (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

Fig. 8 Types CV-6KA1/CV-6KAL1

CV-6KA1 CV-6KAL1

The electrical trip free circuit must be furnished in 16

control circuit. (outside of contactor) 26

A stable DC power source such as battery is recommended for control circuit. If the DC power 4

source is not available, employ the AC closing and N

DU

D 52CC

A2 T2

52CC

21

52TC

T3

25 24

GL

23 22 RL

ELLIPSE

ARM OFF ON

capacitor trip device (CTD) for tripping. Make sure to use the "NO" auxiliary contacts (11-

VMC: Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

21) of vacuum contactor in trip circuit, and "NC" 4 : Control relay

VMC : OFF COUPLING

SHAFT (VMC) auxiliary contacts (16-26) of vacuum contactor for control relay circuit.

Fig. 11 Latched type operating circuit (Shunt trip)

ADJUTING NUTS (M8)

ON OFF

ARM

COUPLING ROD

ADJUTING NUTS (M8)

COUPLING

R

E ON E

COS

START INTERLOCK

REMOTE SWITCH

4

A1

E E OFF

T4

11 15 14

2E-RY

VMC

13 12

CTD

P U

VMC : OFF

SHAFT (VMC)

M8 BOLTS FOR FIXING INTERLOCK UNIT

16 DU

26 D

T1

52CC

52CC

21 25 24

52TC

N V

23 22

DETAIL OF INTERLOCKING MECHANISM

4 T2 T3

A2 T

GL RL

MOUNTING

128

25 154 29

10

38 368 10

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

HOLES 266 435 4 : Control relay 11 DIA-4 HOLES

Fig. 9 Mechanical Interlock on CV-6KA(L)1

CTD : Capacitor trip device

Fig. 12 Latched type operating circuit (Capacitor trip)

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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS

RECOMMENDED

OPERATING CIRCUITS

Non-Latched type

9 10

468

25

190

160

P PI

TCH

BETW

EEN

CO

NTA

CTO

RS

3 DI

A 15

160

24

468

105

273

120

433

10

10

100-

110V

DC

200-

220V

DC

100-

110V

AC

200-

220V

AC

100-

110V

AC/D

C 20

0-22

0VAC

/DC

25 19 80

115

390

115

25 80 18

PARTITION DISTANCE

239 5 205 20

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors

The typical operating circuit is shown in Fig. 10

P or R

E OFF REMOTE

SWITCH E 4

FRONT COVER 2 15

indicating type CV-6KA1 contactor. Make sure to use the "NO" contacts of quick

*1 E

4

E ON

A1 COS

VMC

16 15 14 13 12 11

INTERRUPTERS

30

DIA 13

operating relay (4) self-holding circuit. Do not use the "NO" auxiliary contacts of vacuum contactor, this may cause the welding of main contacts

START INTERLOCK

STOP INTERLOCK

2E-RY

T1

DU 52CC

52CC

26 25 24 23 22 21

15 MAIN TERMINALS

DIA 13

30

when the start (ON) button is pushed incompletely. (refer to the marked 1 in figure)

4

N or T

T2 GL RL A2

VMC : Vacuum contactor

DU : Drive unit

OFF O N

TRIP LEVER (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

4 Fig. 10 Non-Latched type operating circuit

: Control relay

MOUNTING HOLES 11 DIA-4 HOLES

10 20

CONTROL TERMINAL FOR TRIPPING

122

CONTROL TERMINAL FOR CLOSING

368 388

TRIPPING HOLE (DIA 9)

MOUNTING

48 HOLES EARTHING TERMINAL (M8 BOLT)

MOUNTING HOLES

29 154 25 208

226

AUXILIARY SWITCH

Latched type High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors The typical operating circuits are shown in Fig. 10 and Fig. 11 specifying type CV-6KAL1 contactor.

P

E ON E

COS

START INTERLOCK

REMOTE SWITCH

4 A1

T1

E E

OFF T4

11 15 14

2E-RY

VMC

13 12

LATCH MECHANISM (FOR LATCHED TYPE)

Fig. 8 Types CV-6KA1/CV-6KAL1

CV-6KA1 CV-6KAL1

The electrical trip free circuit must be furnished in 16

control circuit. (outside of contactor) 26

A stable DC power source such as battery is recommended for control circuit. If the DC power 4

source is not available, employ the AC closing and N

DU

D 52CC

A2 T2

52CC

21

52TC

T3

25 24

GL

23 22 RL

ELLIPSE

ARM OFF ON

capacitor trip device (CTD) for tripping. Make sure to use the "NO" auxiliary contacts (11-

VMC: Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

21) of vacuum contactor in trip circuit, and "NC" 4 : Control relay

VMC : OFF COUPLING

SHAFT (VMC) auxiliary contacts (16-26) of vacuum contactor for control relay circuit.

Fig. 11 Latched type operating circuit (Shunt trip)

ADJUTING NUTS (M8)

ON OFF

ARM

COUPLING ROD

ADJUTING NUTS (M8)

COUPLING

R

E ON E

COS

START INTERLOCK

REMOTE SWITCH

4

A1

E E OFF

T4

11 15 14

2E-RY

VMC

13 12

CTD

P U

VMC : OFF

SHAFT (VMC)

M8 BOLTS FOR FIXING INTERLOCK UNIT

16 DU

26 D

T1

52CC

52CC

21 25 24

52TC

N V

23 22

DETAIL OF INTERLOCKING MECHANISM

4 T2 T3

A2 T

GL RL

MOUNTING

128

25 154 29

10

38 368 10

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

HOLES 266 435 4 : Control relay 11 DIA-4 HOLES

Fig. 9 Mechanical Interlock on CV-6KA(L)1

CTD : Capacitor trip device

Fig. 12 Latched type operating circuit (Capacitor trip)

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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS

RECOMMENDED

OPERATING CIRCUITS

Non-Latched type

1211

606

115

565

110

474

474

91

200

200

170

170

15

6 34

6 24

5 15

32

0 20

6 6

100-

110V

AC

200-

220V

AC

100-

110V

AC/D

C 20

0-22

0VAC

/DC

100-

110V

DC

200-

220V

DC

PARTITION DISTANCE

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors

The typical operating circuit is shown in Fig. 15

P or R

E OFF

REMOTE 4 E SWITCH

T1

T5 T6 T7 T8

T9 T10

137 37 indicating type CV-10HA/10HB contactor. E E ON

*1

AUS VMC

65 8 165

475 65 165 8 15 165 165 Make sure to use the "NO" contacts of quick 4 COS

START 1 11 9 7 5 3 1

INTERRUPTERS

LIFTING HOLES (20 DIA -2 HOLES)

INSULATION BARRIER

30

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS 15 13 DIA- 6 HOLES

operating relay (4) self-holding circuit. Do not use the "NO" auxiliary contacts of vacuum contactor, this may cause the welding of main contacts when the start (ON) button is pushed

STOP INTERLOCK

4

INTERLOCK

DU

2E-RY 2

5

52CC 6

52CC

12 10 8 6 4 2

incompletely. (refer to the marked 1 in figure) N or T T11 T15 T16 T17 T18 T19 T20

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC : Closing coil

CONTROL CONNECTOR

METAL COVER

INDICATOR

COUNTER (OPTION)

TRIPPING HOLES (DIA 9)

MOUNTING HOLES (14 DIA-4 HOLES)

63

24 146 23

Latched type

DU 4

Fig. 15 Non-Latched type operating circuit

REMOTE SWITCH

P

: Drive unit : Control relay

13 500 13

526

193

235

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors The typical operating circuits are shown in Fig. 16

E ON E 4

COS T1

START INTERLOCK

T6 T7 AUS

9 7

E E

T8 T3 5 3 1

OFF

VMC

2E-RY

Fig. 13 Types CV-10HA(L)/CV-10HB(L)

RECOMMENDED PARTITION DISTANCE

and Fig. 17 specifying type CV-10HAL/10HBL contactor. The electrical trip free circuit must be furnished in control circuit. (outside of contactor)

T5 11 12

T15

1

5 DU D

6 2

52CC

52CC

10 8

6 4 2

52TC

4

A stable DC power source such as battery is 4

65 475

65 75

140 137 17

165

165

recommended for control circuit. If the DC power N

source is not available, employ the AC closing and

T11 T16 T17 T18 T13

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC : Trip coil DU : Drive unit

8 165 165 8 6

INTERRUPTERS

LIFTING HOLES (20 DIA-2 HOLES)

INSULATION BARRIER

30 capacitor trip device (CTD) for tripping. Make sure to use the "NO" auxiliary contacts (1-2 and 3-4) of vacuum contactor in trip circuit (connected in contactor), and "NC" auxiliary

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS contacts (11-12) of vacuum contactor for control

6 13 DIA-6 HOLES relay circuit.

4 : Control relay

Fig. 16 Latched type operating circuit (Shunt trip)

REMOTE SWITCH

R ON

30

METAL COVER

E E 4

COS T1

START INTERLOCK

E

T6 T7 T8

AUS 9 7 5 3

E OFF 2E-RY

T3 VMC

1

CTD

CONTROL CONNECTOR

INDICATOR 63

COUNTER (OPTION)

TRIPPING HOLES (DIA 9)

T5 11 12

T15 4

1

5

DU D

6 2

52CC

52CC

10 8

P U 6 4 2 N V

52TC

4

13 500

526

13 24

MOUNTING HOLES (14 DIA-4 HOLES)

146 23 193

215

T11 T

T16 T17 T18 T13

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

4 : Control relay

Fig. 14 Types CV-10HA(L)-1/CV-10HB(L)-1 CTD : Capacitor trip device

Fig. 17 Latched type operating circuit (Capacitor trip)

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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS

RECOMMENDED

OPERATING CIRCUITS

Non-Latched type

1211

606

115

565

110

474

474

91

200

200

170

170

15

6 34

6 24

5 15

32

0 20

6 6

100-

110V

AC

200-

220V

AC

100-

110V

AC/D

C 20

0-22

0VAC

/DC

100-

110V

DC

200-

220V

DC

PARTITION DISTANCE

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors

The typical operating circuit is shown in Fig. 15

P or R

E OFF

REMOTE 4 E SWITCH

T1

T5 T6 T7 T8

T9 T10

137 37 indicating type CV-10HA/10HB contactor. E E ON

*1

AUS VMC

65 8 165

475 65 165 8 15 165 165 Make sure to use the "NO" contacts of quick 4 COS

START 1 11 9 7 5 3 1

INTERRUPTERS

LIFTING HOLES (20 DIA -2 HOLES)

INSULATION BARRIER

30

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS 15 13 DIA- 6 HOLES

operating relay (4) self-holding circuit. Do not use the "NO" auxiliary contacts of vacuum contactor, this may cause the welding of main contacts when the start (ON) button is pushed

STOP INTERLOCK

4

INTERLOCK

DU

2E-RY 2

5

52CC 6

52CC

12 10 8 6 4 2

incompletely. (refer to the marked 1 in figure) N or T T11 T15 T16 T17 T18 T19 T20

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC : Closing coil

CONTROL CONNECTOR

METAL COVER

INDICATOR

COUNTER (OPTION)

TRIPPING HOLES (DIA 9)

MOUNTING HOLES (14 DIA-4 HOLES)

63

24 146 23

Latched type

DU 4

Fig. 15 Non-Latched type operating circuit

REMOTE SWITCH

P

: Drive unit : Control relay

13 500 13

526

193

235

High-Voltage Vacuum Contactors The typical operating circuits are shown in Fig. 16

E ON E 4

COS T1

START INTERLOCK

T6 T7 AUS

9 7

E E

T8 T3 5 3 1

OFF

VMC

2E-RY

Fig. 13 Types CV-10HA(L)/CV-10HB(L)

RECOMMENDED PARTITION DISTANCE

and Fig. 17 specifying type CV-10HAL/10HBL contactor. The electrical trip free circuit must be furnished in control circuit. (outside of contactor)

T5 11 12

T15

1

5 DU D

6 2

52CC

52CC

10 8

6 4 2

52TC

4

A stable DC power source such as battery is 4

65 475

65 75

140 137 17

165

165

recommended for control circuit. If the DC power N

source is not available, employ the AC closing and

T11 T16 T17 T18 T13

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC : Trip coil DU : Drive unit

8 165 165 8 6

INTERRUPTERS

LIFTING HOLES (20 DIA-2 HOLES)

INSULATION BARRIER

30 capacitor trip device (CTD) for tripping. Make sure to use the "NO" auxiliary contacts (1-2 and 3-4) of vacuum contactor in trip circuit (connected in contactor), and "NC" auxiliary

MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS contacts (11-12) of vacuum contactor for control

6 13 DIA-6 HOLES relay circuit.

4 : Control relay

Fig. 16 Latched type operating circuit (Shunt trip)

REMOTE SWITCH

R ON

30

METAL COVER

E E 4

COS T1

START INTERLOCK

E

T6 T7 T8

AUS 9 7 5 3

E OFF 2E-RY

T3 VMC

1

CTD

CONTROL CONNECTOR

INDICATOR 63

COUNTER (OPTION)

TRIPPING HOLES (DIA 9)

T5 11 12

T15 4

1

5

DU D

6 2

52CC

52CC

10 8

P U 6 4 2 N V

52TC

4

13 500

526

13 24

MOUNTING HOLES (14 DIA-4 HOLES)

146 23 193

215

T11 T

T16 T17 T18 T13

VMC : Vacuum contactor 52CC: Closing coil 52TC: Trip coil DU : Drive unit

4 : Control relay

Fig. 14 Types CV-10HA(L)-1/CV-10HB(L)-1 CTD : Capacitor trip device

Fig. 17 Latched type operating circuit (Capacitor trip)

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13 14

Load

Protection

Notice

Rotating Machine

Not required

The surge suppressor shall be installed for machine rated at 55kW or below, and/or be subject to inching operation. The surge suppressor shall be installed between starting contactor and autotransformer for machine started by autotransformer. The suppressor shall be installed for machine which has inferior insulation.

Dry-type Transformer

Not required

The surge arrester shall be installed for transformer rated at 150kVA or below and exciting inrush is interrupted.

Oil-immersed Transformer

Not required

The installation of suppressor and insulation coordination shall be evaluated when the low surge level apparatus are connected on secondary circuit of transformer.

Capacitor

Not required

Refer to the clause for capacitor application.

Type Form (Contactor) Control Transformer VT CV-6GA(L), 6HA(L) 400VA or more

100VA 10P10 CV-6KA(L)1 600VA or more

CV-10HA(L), 10HB(L) 500VA or more

Sw

itc

hin

g L

ife

(Tho

usan

d O

p.)

OPERATING COIL EXCITATION

Non-Latched Mainly applied to frequent switching operation such as motor. (Continuous Excitation)

CAPACITOR APPLICATION The current limiting fuses shall be combined for capacitor switching application. The series reactor shall be connected, especially back-to-back application. Service life of capacitor switching The s wi tching, opening and c los ing, of capaci tor produces se v e re condi t ion f o r contactor, such as

Latched

(Instantaneous Excitation)

Mainly applied to non-frequent switching operation and/or to the important load which require to be contact closed even by power loss.

h i g h frequency inrush current and interpole recovery voltage higher than twice of normal voltage. The criteria of maximum number of capacitor switching are shown in the figure below. The vacuum interrupters should be replaced when the number of switching operations reached to point shown in figure.

PROTECTION COORDINATION The protection coordination with upper/lower stream relay shall be evaluated by considering total system and load characteristics. The single-phase protection shall be performed which may be occurred by power fuses. (Apply 2E-relay or fuse blown detection which is provided on combination unit as standard.)

100

APPLICATION GUIDE TO SURGE 50

No surge protection is required except for special application, however the insulation coordination shall be evaluated by following 40

table. 30

20

10

20 30 50 100 200 300 400

Switching Current (A)

Fig. 18 Capacitor Switching Life (with 6% reactor)

The surge suppressor is composed of capacitor and series resistor, and is one of the most excellent protection mediums. The device features suppression as well as a decrease of surge generation. Particularly being free from limitation on the number of operating times, this device is suitable for protecting motors and transformer required performing frequent operations. The surge arrester has no effect of suppressing the surge generation, this suppresses overvoltage to within a fixed level.

CONTROL TRANSFORMER

The contactor can be operated with following burden of control transformer.

Ordering Information Non-Latched Type Vacuum Contactor 1. Type-Form CV- 2. Quantity Set(s) 3. Ratings

Voltage(Ur) kV Current (Ie) A Short-circuit Making & Breaking Current kA

4. Operating voltage VDC or AC 5. Options, Accessories, Spare Parts 6. Special Operating Condition

Latched Type Vacuum Contactor 1. Type-Form CV- 2. Quantity Set(s) 3. Ratings

Voltage(Ur) kV Current (Ie) A Short-circuit Making & Breaking Current kA

4. Operating voltage Closing VDC or AC Tripping VDC

5. Options, Accessories, Spare Parts 6. Special Operating Condition

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13 14

Load

Protection

Notice

Rotating Machine

Not required

The surge suppressor shall be installed for machine rated at 55kW or below, and/or be subject to inching operation. The surge suppressor shall be installed between starting contactor and autotransformer for machine started by autotransformer. The suppressor shall be installed for machine which has inferior insulation.

Dry-type Transformer

Not required

The surge arrester shall be installed for transformer rated at 150kVA or below and exciting inrush is interrupted.

Oil-immersed Transformer

Not required

The installation of suppressor and insulation coordination shall be evaluated when the low surge level apparatus are connected on secondary circuit of transformer.

Capacitor

Not required

Refer to the clause for capacitor application.

Type Form (Contactor) Control Transformer VT CV-6GA(L), 6HA(L) 400VA or more

100VA 10P10 CV-6KA(L)1 600VA or more

CV-10HA(L), 10HB(L) 500VA or more

Sw

itc

hin

g L

ife

(Tho

usan

d O

p.)

OPERATING COIL EXCITATION

Non-Latched Mainly applied to frequent switching operation such as motor. (Continuous Excitation)

CAPACITOR APPLICATION The current limiting fuses shall be combined for capacitor switching application. The series reactor shall be connected, especially back-to-back application. Service life of capacitor switching The s wi tching, opening and c los ing, of capaci tor produces se v e re condi t ion f o r contactor, such as

Latched

(Instantaneous Excitation)

Mainly applied to non-frequent switching operation and/or to the important load which require to be contact closed even by power loss.

h i g h frequency inrush current and interpole recovery voltage higher than twice of normal voltage. The criteria of maximum number of capacitor switching are shown in the figure below. The vacuum interrupters should be replaced when the number of switching operations reached to point shown in figure.

PROTECTION COORDINATION The protection coordination with upper/lower stream relay shall be evaluated by considering total system and load characteristics. The single-phase protection shall be performed which may be occurred by power fuses. (Apply 2E-relay or fuse blown detection which is provided on combination unit as standard.)

100

APPLICATION GUIDE TO SURGE 50

No surge protection is required except for special application, however the insulation coordination shall be evaluated by following 40

table. 30

20

10

20 30 50 100 200 300 400

Switching Current (A)

Fig. 18 Capacitor Switching Life (with 6% reactor)

The surge suppressor is composed of capacitor and series resistor, and is one of the most excellent protection mediums. The device features suppression as well as a decrease of surge generation. Particularly being free from limitation on the number of operating times, this device is suitable for protecting motors and transformer required performing frequent operations. The surge arrester has no effect of suppressing the surge generation, this suppresses overvoltage to within a fixed level.

CONTROL TRANSFORMER

The contactor can be operated with following burden of control transformer.

Ordering Information Non-Latched Type Vacuum Contactor 1. Type-Form CV- 2. Quantity Set(s) 3. Ratings

Voltage(Ur) kV Current (Ie) A Short-circuit Making & Breaking Current kA

4. Operating voltage VDC or AC 5. Options, Accessories, Spare Parts 6. Special Operating Condition

Latched Type Vacuum Contactor 1. Type-Form CV- 2. Quantity Set(s) 3. Ratings

Voltage(Ur) kV Current (Ie) A Short-circuit Making & Breaking Current kA

4. Operating voltage Closing VDC or AC Tripping VDC

5. Options, Accessories, Spare Parts 6. Special Operating Condition

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4

Safety Cautions

Read the entire “Instruction Manual” carefully for important information about safety, handling, installation, operation, maintenance, and parts replacements. This equipment is designed and built in accordance with applicable safety standard in effect on the date of manufacture. Unauthorized modifications will void warranty and can result in severe injury, death and property damage. Do not make any modifications to the equipment. Only qualified persons are to install, operate or service this equipment according to all applicable codes and established safety practices. Use only genuine Toshiba replacement parts and accessories. Improper components could cause the equipment malfunction. Do not install this equipment in areas where unusual service conditions exist. Using this equipment in other than usual service conditions can result in equipment failure. Do not exceed the ratings specified on the equipment nameplate or system accessories. Underrated equipment can fail during operation causing fire, explosion, severe injury, death, and property damage.

CV-6GAL/6HAL 7.2kV-200/400A-6.3kA

TRANSMISSION DISTRIBUTION & INDUSTRIAL SERVICES COMPANY 1-1, SHIBAURA 1-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 105-8001, JAPAN

PHONE +81-3-3457-4898 FAX +81-3-5444-9169

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The data given in this catalog are subject to change without notice.

KSP-E2412 AD 2008-12 (1.5)

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