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AR AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER Innovators in Protection Technology
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Motor Control
NHP’s beginnings span back to 1968, when company founder, Nigel H Peck, had a vision to
Major Australian Offices
create a 100 % Australian owned and operated switchgear company. In a market dominated Microelettrica
by large internationals, Nigel seized the opportunity to offer Australian customers

unprecedented service and a wide range of quality products.
At NHP, our focus on service and quality
has enabled us to evolve from a small
business of only 15 employees, to a
prominent company with over 500 Power Distribution
employees and offices in 14 key
Sydney
locations throughout Australia and New
Zealand.
Today, NHP sources quality products
from over 50 specialist manufacturers
worldwide based on the carefully Innovators in Protection Technology
researched needs and requirements of
Head Office Complex - Richmond, Melbourne

Australasian industry. Our product s.r.l. wöhner
Brisbane
offerings encompass the key areas of:
• Motor Control • Safety & Protection • Monitoring & Display

• Power Distribution • Power Quality • Enclosures & Termination
• Automation & Communication • Hazardous Location • Contractor Products
Automation and Safety
• Control & Switching • Sensing & Detection
NHP serves a diverse range of customers and specifiers: from electrical contractors, Perth
electrical wholesalers, original equipment manufacturers, engineering consultants,

switchboard manufacturers to a variety of end users (e.g., mining, manufacturing, electrical
and gas utilities and agriculture just to name a few).
Bernecker + Rainer
NHP goes to great lengths to deliver the
highest level of service to all of our
customer groups. We have recognised
that it not only takes world class Adelaide
facilities to deliver this – but also a world
class team of dedicated personnel.
New Zealand Offices
With the largest product management,
technical & engineering support and
sales team in the Australasian electrical Control and Panel Products
National Distribution and Manufacturing Facility -
industry, we are fully equipped to
Laverton, Melbourne
provide customers with product and
application solutions, application troubleshooting advice, field service and after-sales
support - NHP’s quality ‘value add’. Further more, our “Emergency Breakdown Service” is
available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Manufacturing facilities for
Auckland
emergency product conversion, adaptation and fast track manufacturing are available in all
of our branches across Australia and New Zealand.
At NHP, our policy of “on time-in full” supply requires expansive stock holdings located close
to customers, coupled with an extensive distribution network, ensuring that product
is available when and where our customers need it. Our “National Distribution
and Manufacturing Centre” in Laverton, located between the shipping terminal and
airport, facilitates our ability to value add and customise as required to suit specific
customers needs. Christchurch
NHP’s commitment to quality and service continues today and into the future and underpins
our primary focus - passion for the customer.
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Contents
1. Features 9-17
2. The AR Advantage 18
3. Ratings 20-23
4. Specifications - General
ACB Options 24
Types of Mounting & Connections 25-26
Accessories - Optional & Standard 27-31
Trip Devices 32-33
Specifications - OCR
Over-current Releases 34-49
Other Accessories 50-56
Earthing ACBs 57-58
Operation Environments 59
5. Dimensions 60-75
6. Circuit Diagrams 76-79
7. Technical Data 80-87
8. Ordering Data & Form 88-89
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NHP Manufacturing
The company manufactures and assembles a large
range of products including panelboards,
loadcentres, chassis, motor control gear, etc.
NHP meets the diverse needs of the Australian
industry by customising the renowned Terasaki
range of TemPower ACBs.
With this relationship spanning more than 25 years,
NHP and Terasaki share a commitment to quality
and reliability. Stringent quality assurance standards
helped develop the TemPower range of ACBs to suit
each customer’s application requirements.
Throughout Australia, industries ranging from oil
exploration to mining rely on the flexibility of
TemPower ACBs customised for their industry by
NHP.
Whatever your application, NHP’s expertise can
ensure that your power supply has the benefit of
Terasaki’s exceptional reliability and safety.
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Manufacturing facility
In assembling and customising TemPower ACBs
to your specifications, NHP can:
• Build the carriage
• Add the current relay (OCR)
• Add shunt trips (SHT)
• Add undervoltage trips (UVT)
• Add motor operators
• Add auxiliary contacts
• Calibrate the OCR
• Perform full functional tests
• Add mechanical interlocks
• Add padlocking & other locking types
• Add IP cover
The range of TemPower ACBs is backed by NHP’s
specialist technical support which is invaluable
with the often unique requirements of the
Australian market. Expert advice from NHP on
TemPower ACBs is only a phone call away.
These photographs depict NHP’s assembly
operation for the new TemPower 2 range of
Terasaki ACBs.
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The Terasaki TemPower 2

Air Circuit Breaker is one of
the most compact ACBs in
the world.
TemPower 2 provides optimum
solutions to the challenges of
designing highly reliable and
safe power systems.
★ Based Standards
AS/NZS 3947-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JIS C8372 / JIS 8201-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IEC60947-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EN60947-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NEMA PUB NO.SG3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ANSI C37.13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
★ Testing and Certification
ASTA, UK, AUSTRALIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NK, Japan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LR, UK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ABS, USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GL, Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BV, France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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• New AR-H high kA types
• New remote monitoring

and control touchscreen
• LCD display OCR’s
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Australian Standard
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japanese Industrial Standard
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . International Electrotechnical Commission
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . European Standard
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . National Electrical Manufacturers Association
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American National Standard Institute
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASTA Certification Services

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nippon Kaiji Kyokai
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lloyd’s Register of Shipping
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American Bureau of Shipping
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germanischer Lloyd
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bureau Veritas
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The AR air circuit double breaker

DoubleBreak • DoubleInsulated • DoubleCam • DoubleClosingForce
• DoubleArcLength • DoubleLife
Very little clearance space
required at the top of the ACB
allowing vertical stacking. Front access control
circuit terminal
blocks.
D: 345
Very compact dimensions. UNIQUE PATENTED double contact

The smallest depth ACB in the breaking system.
world with an Icw of 1 sec at 65 kA 20 World Patents in all.
Fast clearing
Choose a basic time of 30 msec.
OCR or an 100 % increase
Advanced Muti in mechanical life
function OCR with as a result of
LCD display. fewer moving
parts.
Field replaceable main

contacts.
Digital communication
ability.
Double insulated front body.

All OCRs have Many field fittable accessories.
adjustable LSI settings
and thermal memory.
Time 2 switch over to
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1 Features
Compactness with increased operational capacity
The smallest depth in the world with a 1 second Icw at 65 kA

TemPower 2
The innovative design of the TemPower
TemPower 2 double break contacts
system has eliminated any need for
an intermediate flexible conductor
in the moving contacts assembly.
The result is a more compact main
contact design allowing the
TemPower 2 ACB to have the worlds
smallest depth for a 65 kA, 1 second
Saved space
Icw ACB. Switchboard design
benefits in two ways especially, a
more space saving ACB, plus a
lower temperature rise as result of
fewer moving parts associated with
the double break contacts assembly.
The TemPower 2 ACB has more than
20 design patents registered
covering it’s unique main contacts
design. 345 mm
458 mm
The height and depth dimensions are identical in all sizes up to 3200 A, with only the width varying
according to the amp rating. There are two common width or frame sizes from 800-2000 A and from
2500-3200 A. The panel cut out size is the same for all sizes of the TemPower 2 ACB, thus simplifying
fitting a variety of breaker sizes into a switchboard. The 4000A TemPower 2 ACB has an increased
width & depth, while the height is common with other sizes.
Maximum power from minimum volume was central to the design specification. With a depth of
345 mm, the TemPower 2 is one of the smallest ACBs in the world in terms of overall dimensions and
one of the smallest when it comes to depth. TemPower 2 ACBs are available with draw-out carriages,
with either front or rear terminal connections. A front connected ACB is especially suitable where a
switchboard has less depth available.
Standard series Standard series

800-2000 A 2500-3200 A 4000 A
High fault series: High fault series:
1200-2000 A 1600-3200 A
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1 Features
Intelligent design
Increased accessibility from the front
Connection to the main circuit

(for front connections)
Connection to the control circuit
For easy wiring access,
control voltage, auxiliary
and position switch
terminals are all mounted Replacement of internal parts
(Removing the front cover enables
at the front on the ACB replacement of internal parts.)
body for easy access. Due
to a general increase in the Manual operation
level of line harmonics in

modern power distribution
systems, the neutral phase
is fully rated as standard.
Breaker fixing bolt (optional)
Draw-out operation
No extra arc space required, Main contact

allowing vertical stacking replacement
Fixed and moving main contacts can
No extra arc space required easily be replaced in the field, thus
The TemPower 2 ACB dissipates prolonging the life on the circuit
all arc energy within its unique breaker. Changing each pole takes
“DoubleBreak” arc chamber. around 15 minutes.
The internal energy dissipation
within the ACB allows the
clearance distance of the ACB
to nearby earthed metal to be
zero. “Temperature rise”
constraints aside, TemPower 2
ACBs can be stacked with no
arc space clearance being
required. This will assist in minimising switchboard height,
and generally saving costs.
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1 Features
High performance and reliability
Very fast interruption by

the “DoubleBreak” system
The unique“DoubleBreak” main contacts
system ensures very fast interruption of short
circuit currents with a maximum clearing time
of 30 msec. The double contacts also share
the arc energy, which substantially reduces
main contact wear. “DoubleBreak” main
contacts allow reverse power connection.
Simplified and stronger

main circuit contact
assembly
There are no clamp screws or flexible leads
in the main circuit contact units. This
substantially enhances the durability of the
main circuit contact units and improves the
ACB’s reliability during its ON-OFF
operations.
AGR2 overcurrent relay closing/tripping circuitry - no

mechanical contacts
When advanced TemPower 2 AGR21 or 22 OCRs are used, the internal closing/tripping
operation circuits employ electronic semiconductors for all switching. This ensures both
longer life and increased reliability for the OCRs internal circuits.
Fully rated Neutral (4th) pole

Devices such as UPS power backup systems and variable speed motor controllers, which
utilise inverters, generate a significant amount of line harmonics. Because these types of
devices have become so common in recent years, the amount of harmonics generated in
the average distribution network has increased significantly. One result of this is higher
neutral currents. To meet this requirement the new TemPower 2 ACB has a 100 % fully rated
neutral pole is standard.
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1 Features
High performance and reliability
New Selectivity capabilities L Long time delay

S Short time delay
I Instantaneous
Terasaki are so concerned about

selectivity that all AGR overcurrent
relays have ‘LSI’ characteristics as
standard.
This provides an adjustable time
delay on overload (L) and also the I2t
ramp characteristic (S). As shown
(see diagram) these are essential to
provide selectivity when grading
with other protective devices such as
downstream fuses and upstream
relays. The standard ‘LSI’ curve
provides more than five million
combinations of unique time current
characteristics.
Unlike the previous TemPower “AT” and rated latching current. This time and short time functions, full
series, TemPower 2 “AR” ACBs have means that if the TemPower 2 OCR selectivity with other devices will
an identical rated breaking capacity, has its instantaneous trip function still be achieved.
rated short-time withstand current, de-activated, leaving only the long
Type and rate current AR208S 800 A AR212H 1250A AR325S 2500 A AR316H 1600A AR440S 4000 A
AR212S 1250 A AR216H 1600A AR332S 3200 A AR320H 2000A
AR216S 1600 A AR220H 2000A AR325H 2500A
Performance AR220S 2000 A AR332H 3200A
Rated breaking With INST trip function

current
(at AC 440 V) With ST delay trip function
(Without INST trip/MCR functions)
65 kA 80 kA 85 kA 100 kA 100 kA
Rated short-time withstand current
(for 1 sec.)
A substantial improvement in mechanical life

The TemPower 2 “AR”series has a mechanical endurance that is 2-3 times higher, compared to
the previous TemPower 1 “AT” series. This higher life cycle includes regular maintenance as per
the instruction manual supplied with each new ACB.
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1 Features
Advanced protection for electric power systems
The TemPower 2 series is equipped with an RMS sensing

overcurrent relay (OCR) having a wide range of protection
functions and capabilities.
Standard OCR with adjustment Enhanced OCR with adjustment Enhanced OCR with L.C.D.
dials Type AGR-11. dials Type AGR-21. display Type AGR-22.
Overload protection Reversed power trip function

(S-characteristic)
Adjustable from 40–100 % of rated current. True This feature provides additional protection when
RMS detection up to the 19th harmonic, a distant paralleling generators. The AGR21/22 OCR for
vision for the competition who rarely see past the generator protection with the reverse power trip
7th. Neutral protection for all those Triple-N function, negates the need for installation and wiring
harmonics, such as 3rd, 9th and 15th. Also in in an external reverse power relay. This feature is
case we forgot to mention, a “thermal memory” available using an AGR2 OCR with a special
as standard! generator “S” type characteristic only.
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1 Features
Advanced protection for electric power systems
For general feeder circuits (L-characteristic)
For general feeder circuits (R-characteristic)
For generator protection (S-characteristic)
Two channel pre-trip alarm Adjustable undervoltage

function (S-characteristic) trip function (UVT)
This function can be used to monitor and switch on Available as a fixed type, or with adjustable voltage
additional power backup to feed critical circuits. For pick up and an adjustable time delay. 3 Phase, Phase
example, the function can be set so that when a pre-trip failure protection is also available. AGR11/21/22
alarm is activated, an emergency generator starts to OCRs – refer features table pages 40-41.
ensure a constant supply. This feature is only available
on some AGR21/22 OCR models with a generator “S”
characteristic – refer features table pages 40-41.
N-phase protection Advanced LCD display,

function (optional) Overcurrent relay: type AGR-22
In 3-phase, 4-wire systems that contain harmonic The AGR-22 OCR comes standard with an LCD
distortion, the 3rd harmonic may cause large display. It can monitor and indicate phase currents,
currents to flow through the neutral conductor. The voltages, power, energy, power factor, frequency,
N-phase protection function prevents the neutral and more. Fault Analysis information can also be
conductor from sustaining damage or burnout due displayed. For features refer page 38.
to these large currents. Available in all OCRs except
for generator “S” characteristic types.
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1 Features
Optimum protective co-ordination
Which OCR? Selection of
the Over Current Relay
Why use a separate panel mounted protection relay

when you can have all the benefits of I.D.M.T. (Inverse
Definite Mean Time) protection integral to the ACB?
l0.02t
TemPower 2 is available with a choice of flexible protection
lt
curves to assist in selectivity applications.
l2t = S.I.
S.I. Standard Inverse
V.I. Very Inverse l3t = V.I.
E.I. Extremely Inverse
l4t = E.I.
All these curves are user definable and comply with
IEC 60255-3. Standard transformer and generator
protection characteristics are also available. Inverse Definite Minimum Time (I.D.M.T.)
AGR-L Industrial & transformer protection – a single adjustable LSI general applications curve
AGR-S Generator protection - a single adjustable LSI characteristic curve
AGR-R Characteristics to IEC 60255-3 - a choice of 5 adjustable LSI curve types
Additional information on OCRs and curve selection can be found on pages 40-49.
APR-10.4-TS
Remote Monitoring & Control Touch Screen
In partnership with Terasaki, NHP introduces the APR-10.4-TS remote

monitoring and control touch screen.
Using the popular 10.4’’ Bernecker + Rainer industrial touch screen,
NHP has engineered a generic approach for monitoring and controlling
MODBUS communications ready Terasaki AR ACBs.
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1 Features
Communication
Communication facility
added to TemPower 2
TemPower 2 can be equipped with a communication interface unit

that allows data exchange with a host PC via a Modbus open network. Data
communicated includes measurements, fault log, maintenance information,
ON/OFF status, settings and control (ON/OFF/RESET) signals.
A Profibus solution is also possible - contact NHP for details.
Fault log
Cause What type of trip functions, LTD, STD,
INST, or GF, is transmitted.
Fault current The fault current at which the breaker is
tripped open is transmitted. Data measurement
Trip pickup time The trip pickup time is transmitted. Phase current The phase current 11, 12, 13, IN,
IG and max current Imax are
measured and transmitted.
Maintenance information
Line-to-line voltage V12, V23 and V31 are measured.
Tripping circuit Tripping coil is always monitoring for
Active power The three-phase power, reverse
monitoring disconnection. If the breaker is not open
power and max power are
within approx. 300 ms of a trip signal
measured.
delivered from the OCR, an alarm signal
is generated. Reactive power The reactive power is measured.
Overcurrent A self-diagnostic function always Effectve electric The three-phase electric energy
release (OSR) monitors the CPU and peripheral circuits energy is measured.
monitoring for normal operation. Power factor The circuit power factor is
measured.
Frequency The frequency is measured.
Network interface I/O specifications

Item Modbus 1)
Transmission standard RS-485
Transmission method Two-wire half-duplex. Four-wire full-duplex
Topology Multi-drop bus
Transmission rate 115.2 kbps max
Transmission distance 1.2 km max (at 57.6 kbps)
Data format Modbus-RTU or ASCII
Max number of nodes 1 - 247 (provided that a repeater is used every 32 nodes)
Note: 1) This unit attaches to the side of an ACB carriage.

Contact NHP for further details.
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1 Features
Appearance & Internal Construction
Appearance
Position switch terminals
Control circuit
terminal cover Auxiliary switch terminals
Control circuit terminals
ON-OFF indicator
Draw-out cradle
ON-OFF Cycle Counter
Over-current release Spring charge indicator

OFF button ON button
Spring charging handle

Breaker fixing bolts
Key lock location

Draw-out handle insertion hole
Position padlock Draw-out release button

Position indicator
Internal Construction
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2 The AR advantage
Meeting customer requirements
TemPower 2 provides solutions to satisfy customer requirements.
The AR Advantage…
SWITCHBOARD MANUFACTURER
Benefits for the Switch Board Manufacturer

• Very compact - one of the smallest in the world
• Most shallow ACB in world for a 65 kA, Icw 1 second ACB.
• Zero arc space required allows multiple ACBs in one tier
• Many field fittable accessories - allows last minute changes
• Field fittable terminal configurations - allows flexible busbar
arrangements
• In-built trip supervision circuit - eliminates need for separate relay
CONSULTANT
Benefits for Specifiers and Consultants

• High Ics/Icw ratings up to 65, 85 and 100 kA
• Low temperature rise - minimises power dissipation
• Fully rated neutral now standard to accommodate the trend
towards higher levels of circuit harmonics
• Very fast opening time of 30 msec - minimises system damage
• Double contact breaking system reduces contact wear and
increases reliability
• Flexible protection functions making selectivity applications
adjustment much easier
• Adjustable UVT/Phase failure & RPT protection eliminates need
for additional relays
END USER
Benefits for the End User

• Main contacts can be changed in around 15-minutes per pole
- long term maintenance cost savings
• Communication to BMS or SCADA system provides
centralised control and monitoring
• Full fault diagnostic information on all trip causes and any
malfunction of ACB or OCR
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AR ACB Index
Item Page Item Page
ACB catalogue numbers & types ________________20-21 Mal-insertion(mis-ins.) prevention device ___________27
ACB options chart________________________________24 Manual charging _________________________________29
AH ACBs_____________________________________20, 90 Mechanical interlock - rod (vert.)___________________54
AGR11 OCRs _________________________________34-50 Mechanical interlock - cable (H/V/Diag) _____________54
AGR21 OCRs _________________________________34-50 Motor charging __________________________________29
AGR22 OCRs _________________________________34-50 Main contact assembly ________________________10-11
Anti-corrosion treatment__________________________59 Main contact replacement ________________________10
APR-10-4-TS remote monitoring and Mechanical life ___________________________________12
control touch screen _____________________________50 Modbus _________________________________________16
Arc space _______________________________________10 Neutral pole _____________________________________11
AR-H ratings _____________________________________23 N-phase protection _______________________________35
AR-S ratings _____________________________________22 NON setting _____________________________________36
ARR interface ____________________________________39 OCR checker__________________________________43-51
Automatic spring discharge device ________________31 OCR types and part numbers _______________20, 40-42
Auxiliary switches - standard ______________________52 OCR features ___________________________11-16, 34-51
Auxiliary switches - very low voltage/current _______52 OCR trip characteristics ____________________45, 47, 49
Auxiliary switch terminals __________________52, 23, 76 OCR internal contacts ____________________________11
Busbar connection area________________________61-74 OFF button ______________________________________17
Busbar connection sizes _______________________81-82 OFF padlock _____________________________________56
Cable interlocks (vert/hor/diag) ____________________54 ON/OFF cycle counter ____________________________52
Capacitor trip device _____________________________32 ON/OFF indicator______________________________17-25
Clearance and internal construction ______________8-11 ON button _______________________________________17
Connect position _________________________________25 ON/OFF button cover _____________________________55
Control circuit terminals __________________________25 Operating environments __________________________59
Control circuit terminal covers_____________________55 Ordering & order form _________________________88-89
Communications function_________________________16 Overload protection ______________________________34
CT for neutral line ________________________________51 Position padlock _________________________________27
Communications protocol ________________________16 Position switch - types/operation sequence _________28
Derating ______________________________________81-87 Position indicator_________________________________25
Dielectric strength________________________________80 Power consumption ______________________________80
Dimensions __________________________________60-75 Pre-trip alarm ____________________________________35
Door flange______________________________________55 Ratings charts_________________________________21-23
Door interlock ___________________________________28 Release button _______________________________17, 25
Draw out carriage ________________________________25 Remote communications protocol ______________16, 50
Draw out carriage handle insertion hole ____________25 Retrofitting ______________________________________31
Draw out handle - fixed ___________________________56 Reverse power trip function _______________________35
Draw out handle - flexible (storage type) ___________56 Rod interlocks (vertical type) ______________________54
Draw out release button _______________________17-25 Shunt trip _______________________________________32
DoubleBreak_____________________________________11 Standards ______________________________________6-7
Earthing ACB _________________________________57-58 Spring charge indicator ___________________________31
Environmental conditions _________________________59 Spring charging lever/handle __________________17, 29
Fail safe feature __________________________________36 Step down transformer ___________________________30
Fault interruption speed __________________________11 Safety shutters (main circuit) ______________________27
Fixing bolts ______________________________________27 Safety shutters (control circuit) ___________________27
Front accessability _______________________________10 Selectivity _______________________________________12
Front connect ACBs ___________________________25-26 Test position _____________________________________25
Generator protection _____________________________48 Terminal configurations (main)__________________25-26
Ground fault trip _________________________________35 Terminal configurations (control) ____________17, 76-79
Interpole barriers_________________________________56 Test jumper leads ________________________________27
Isolated position _________________________________25 Two channel pre-trip alarm _____________________35-40
IP (IP 55) cover _______________________________55, 75 Undervoltage trip (adjustable AGR21/22) ___________36
Key lock location _________________________________53 Undervoltage trip (fixed/time delay AGR11) _________33
Key lock_________________________________________53 Vertical stacking__________________________________10
Key interlocking (Fortress, Ronis, Castell) ___________53 Withdrawn position ______________________________25
LCD display OCR (AGR22) ________________________38 Wiring________________________________________76-79
Lifting plates_____________________________________55 Weights _________________________________________80
Lifting (ACB lifting truck/device) ___________________27
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The AR ACB range profile
Range: 100-6300 A
Approvals and tests: IEC 60947, A.S.T.A. Certified
AR Features:
■ Standard and High kA models ■ LSI over-current relays standard
■ Ics = 100 % Icu ■ Padlock ACB inside carriage –
■ 3 or 4 pole up to 3 locks
■ ACB draw out ■ Expanded range of accessories
■ Vertical, horizontal or front connections
Standard AR-S and High kA AR-H types 1) 4) 3)

Maximum Current
current sensor Frame Rated Breaking capacity kA sym.
rating ratings size voltage
(A) (A) 4) ARS-H (V) AR-S AR-H AR-S AR-S/AR-H AH
400-415 70 85 90 105 120
440 65 80 85 100 120
690 50 55 65 65/85 85
800 200, 400, 800 2 AR208S – – – –
1250 400, 800,1250 2 AR212S AR212H – – –
1600 400, 800, 1250, 1600 2/3 AR216S AR216H – AR316H –
2000 400, 800, 1250, 1600, 2000 2/3 AR220S AR220H – AR320H –
2500 2500 3 AR325S AR325H –
3200 3200 3 AR332S AR332H –
4000 4000 4 AR440S –
5000 5000 6 AH50
6300 6300 6 AH60
OCR types and catalogue numbers 2)

Standard Advanced Advanced/LCD
OCR OCR Display OCR
Description Cat. No. Cat. No. Cat. No.
General / Industrial AGR-11L-PS
and AGR-11L-PG
transformer protection AGR-21L-PS
Fixed (I2t) characteristic. AGR-21L-PGU
L type AGR-21L-PG 5) AGR-22L-PS
AGR-22L-PG
AGR-22L-PGU
5 Selectable characteristic curves AGR-11R-PS
(I0.02t, It, I2t, I3t, I4t) R type AGR-11R-PG
Generator / Marine protection AGR-11S-PS
S type AGR-21S-PSU
AGR-21S-PRU
Notes: 1) The above ACBs include as standard: ACB, safety shutters (draw out only), auto spring discharge release, control cct term cover.
LSI = Long time, Short time, Instantaneous trip OCR and associated sensing coils.
2
) Details regarding standard OCRs or selection of alternate types can be found on page 40-42.
3
) AH50 and AH60 ACBs are a hybrid AH/AR version which is available with the advanced TemPower 2 AGR Over Current Relay.
4
) Refer page 23 for current sensor types available for AR-H type ACBs.
5
) New OCR type same as AGR-21L-PGU, but without the UVT function.
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AH50, AH60 Air Circuit Breakers
5000 and 6300 Amp
■ Special AGR22 OCR type available
■ High make & break ratings
■ Icu = Ics
■ High short 1 sec & 3 sec short time ratings
■ Highly resistant to vibration
■ AC Dielectric withstand to 3500 V
■ 3 & 4 pole available
■ Withdrawable
■ IEC 60947-2, marine approvals
For additional technical information

refer to AH catalogue or contact NHP
Ratings
Frame Size (A) 5000 6300
Type AH-50CR AH-60CR
Rated Current (In) (A) IEC, BS, VDE, AS 5000 6300
Max. 1) Marine 5000 6000
Neutral Pole Amperes Frame 2) 5000 6300
Number of Poles 3) 2, 3 4 2, 3 4
Rated Primary Current of Over-current Trip Devices [ICT] (A) • for general feeder circuit use 5000 6300
Rated Current of Over-current Trip Device [Io] (A)
• for generator protection use ([Io] is generator rated current) 2000 ≤ Io ≤ 5000 2500 ≤ Io ≤ 6300
AC Rated Insulation Voltage [Ui] (V. 50/60Hz) 4) 1000 1000
Rated Operational Voltage [Ue] (V. 50/60Hz) 5) 690 690
AC Rated Breaking cap. (kA sym.) / Making cap. (kA peak)
with INST AC 690 V 85/187 85/187
[Ics] = 100 % [Icu] 600 V 85/187 85/187
500 V 120/264 120/264
Up to 415 V 120/264 120/264
With MCR AC 690 V 85/187 85/187
600 V 85/187 85/187
Up to 500 V 100/220 120/264
Without INST AC 690 V 70/154 70/154
Up to 600 V 70/154 70/154
With INST only DC 250 V 6) 40/40 40/40
Other Ratings
Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage [Uimp] (kV) 8 8
Short Time Current [Icw] (kA rms.) 1 sec 100 120
3 sec 70 70
Latching Current RMS (kA) 70 70
Total Breaking Time (s) 0.03 0.03
Rated Close Time
Spring charged Spring Charging Time (sec) max. 10 10
Operation Close Time (m sec) 40 40
Weight (kg) Draw-out Type (Motor Charging) 350 450 380 480
Outline Dimension (mm)
Fixed a – –
Type b – –
c – –
d – –
Draw-out a 747 937 747 937
Type b 685 685
c 589 589
d 146 146
Notes: Refer NHP for ordering sheet and availability

1
) Values in open air at 40 °C (45 °C for marine applications.) AH ACBs
2
) Neutral current rating is equal to the max. applicable current rating, which varies depending on upgraded to
applicable standards. accept TemPower 2
3
) 2-pole type is identical to 3 pole type except the centre pole is omitted. 4 pole type can not be AGR OCRs
applied to Marine approval.
4
) 1000 V AC according to IEC 947-2.
5
) 660 V AC according to IEC 947-2.
6
) Special DC application types available.
7
) The standard OCR is the older AOR-ICL series. AGR types on request. Both types available on an indent basis.
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Standard AR-S Range
Ampere rating (A) 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000
Type AR208S AR212S AR216S AR220S AR325S AR332S AR440S
Rated current (max) [In] (A) IEC, EN,AS 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000
1
) 2) JIS 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 3700
NEMA, ANSI 800 1250 1540 2000 2500 3200 3700
Marine 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000
Neutral pole amperes frame (A) 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000
Number of poles )
3
)
4
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
Rated primary current of over-current 200 400 400 400 2500 3200 4000
Release [Ict](A) 400 800 800 800
• for general feeder circuit use 800 1250 1250 1250
1600 1600
2000
Rated current of over-current release(A) 100≤ In ≤200 200≤ In ≤400 200≤ In ≤400 200≤ In ≤400 1250≤ In ≤2500 1600≤ In ≤3200 2000≤ In ≤4000
• for generator protection use 200< In ≤400 400< In ≤800 400< In ≤800 400< In ≤800
[In] is generator rated current. 400< In ≤800 630< In ≤1250 630< In ≤1250 630< In ≤1250
800< In ≤1600 800< In ≤1600
1000< In ≤2000
AC rated insulation voltage [Ui] V.50/60 Hz) 5
) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Rated operational voltage [Ue] (V.50/60 Hz) 6
) 690 690 690 690 690 690 690
AC rated breaking cap [kA sym rms]/making cap [kA peak]
IEC, EN, AS AC 690 V 7) 50/105 50/105 50/105 50/105 65/143 65/143 75/165
[ICS=ICU] 440 V 65/143 8) 65/143 8) 65/143 8) 65/143 8) 85/187 8) 85/187 8) 100/220
NEMA AC 600 V 42/96.6 42/96.6 42/96.6 42/96.6 50/115 50/115 65/149.5
ANSI 480 v 50/115 50/115 50/115 50/115 65/149.5 65/149.5 75/172.5
240 V 65/149.5 65/149.5 65/149.5 65/149.5 85/195.5 85/195.5 100/230
JIS AC 550 V 50/105 50/105 50/105 50/105 65/143 65/143 75/165
460 V 65/143 65/143 65/143 65/143 85/195.5 85/195.5 100/230
220 V 65/143 65/143 65/143 65/143 85/195.5 85/195.5 100/230
9
) DC 600 V 10) 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40
250 V 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40
NK 12
) AC 690 V 50/115 50/115 50/115 50/115 65/153 65/153 11
)
450 V 65/153 8) 65/153 8) 65/153 8) 65/153 8) 85/201 8) 85/201 8) 11
)
LR, AB, 12
) AC 690 V 50/115 50/115 50/115 50/115 65/153 65/153 11
)
GL,BV 450 V 65/153 8) 65/153 8) 65/153 8) 65/153 8) 85/201 8) 85/201 8) 11
)
Rated impulse withstand voltage [uimp](kV) 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

Rated short time withstand 1s 65 65 65 65 85 85 100
Current [Icw][kA rms] 3s 50 50 50 50 65 65 75
Latching current (kA) 65 65 65 65 85 85 100
Total breaking time (s) 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03
Closing operation time
Spring charging time (s) max. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Close time (s) max. 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08
Weight (kg) draw-out type 73 86 73 86 76 90 79 94 105 125 105 125 139 176
Outline dimension (mm)
Draw-out a 354 439 354 439 354 439 354 439 460 580 460 580 631 801
Type 13) b b 460 460 460 460 460 460 460
c 345 345 345 345 345 345 375
a c d
d 40 7 40 40 40 40 53
Notes: 1) Values in open air at 40 ºC (45 ºC for marine applications). 8

) Rating valid for 500 V AC also.
2
) Values of AR208S ~ 216S for draw-out type with horizontal terminals, 9
) Please contact NHP for DC application.
Values of AR220S ~ 440S for draw-out type with vertical terminals. 10
) 3 poles in series should be applied for 600 V DC.
3
) For 2 poles use both opposite ends poles of 3 poles ACBs. 11
) Contact NHP for details.
4
) 4 poles ACBs without Neutral phase protection can not be applied to 12
) Applicable to only 3 poles ACBs.
IT earthing systems (IT = unearthed transformer neutral, earthed 13
) For vertical terminals or horizontal terminals.
frame).
5
) Rated insulation voltage depends on applied standard: 1000 V AC
according to IEC 60947-2 and JIS C8201-2.
6
) Rated operational voltage depends on applied standard: 690 V AC
according to IEC 60947-2 and JIS C8201-2.
7
) Cannot apply IT earthing system, ie, insulated from earth.
(IT - Refer note 4)
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High kA AR-H Range
Ampere rating (A) 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
Type 2) 12) AR212H AR216H AR220H AR316H AR320H AR325H AR332H
Rated current (max) [In] (A) IEC, EN,AS 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
1
) Marine 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
Neutral pole amperes frame (A) 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
Number of poles 3
) 4
) 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
Rated primary current of 200 1600 2000 200 2000 2500 3200
Over-current 400 400
Release [Ict](A) 800 800
• for general feeder circuit use 1250 1250
1600
Rated current of over-current release(A) 100≤ In ≤200 800< In ≤1600 1000< In ≤2000 100≤ In ≤200 1000< In ≤2000 1250≤ In ≤2500 1600≤ In ≤3200
• for generator protection use 200< In ≤400 200≤ In ≤400
[In] is generator rated current. 400< In ≤800 400< In ≤800
630< In ≤1250 630< In ≤1250
800< In ≤1600
AC rated insulation voltage [Ui] (V.50/60 Hz) 5) 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Rated operational voltage [Ue] (V. 50/60 Hz) 6) 690 690 690 690 690 690 690
AC rated breaking cap [kA sym rms]/making cap [kA peak]
IEC, EN, AS AC 690 V 7) 55/121 55/121 55/121 85/187 85/187 85/187 85/187
[Ics=Icu] 440 V 80/176 8
) 80/176 8
) 80/176 8
) 100/220 8
) 100/220 8
) 100/220 8
) 100/220 8
)
DC 600 V 9) 10) 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40
250 V 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40 40/40
LR, ABS, GL, BV, 11) AC 690 V 55/128 55/128 55/128 85/201 85/201 85/201 85/201
450 V 80/186 80/186 80/186 100/233 100/233 100/233 100/233
Rated impulse withstand voltage [uimp](kV) 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
Rated short time withstand 1s 80 80 80 100 100 100 100
Current [Icw][kA rms] 3s 55 55 55 75 75 75 75
Latching current (kA) 80 80 80 100 100 100 100
Total breaking time (s) 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03
Closing operation time
Spring charging time (s) max. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Close time (s) max. 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08
Weight (kg) draw-out type 3p / 4p 79 94 79 94 79 94 105 125 105 125 105 125 105 125
Outline dimension (mm) 3p / 4p
Draw-out a 354 439 354 439 354 439 460 580 460 580 460 580 460 580
Type 12) b b 460 460 460 460 460 460 460
c 345 345 345 345 345 345 345
a c d
d 40 40 40 40 40 40 40
Notes: 1) Values in open air at 40 ºC (45 ºC for marine applications).

2
) Some sizes may be indent. Contact NHP.
3
) For 2 pole use both opposite end poles of 3 pole ACBs.
4
) 4 pole ACBs without Neutral phase protection cannot be applied to IT
earthing systems. (IT = unearthed transformer neutral, earthed frame).
5
) Rated insulation voltage depends on applied standard: 1000 V AC
according to IEC 60947-2.
6
) Rated operational voltage depends on applied standard: 690 V AC
according to IEC 60947-2.
7
) Cannot apply IT earthing system, ie, insulated from earth.
(IT - Refer note 4).
8
) For 500 V AC the same ratings apply.
9
) Please contact NHP for DC application.
10
) 3 poles in series should be applied for 600 V DC.
11
) Applicable only to 3 pole ACBs.
12
) For vertical terminals or horizontal terminals.
No front connect type.
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ACB Options
Notes: 1) Not applicable to ACBs equipped with front connections or reverse power trip device.
2
) Applicable to 4 pole ACBs.
3
) Required for ground fault protection for 3 pole ACB on 3 phase, 4 wire systems.
4
) Microload (very low current and voltage) switch assembly arrangements available.
5
) Contact NHP for details.
6
) Front connected terminals are not available for the AR-H series.
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Types of mounting & connections
Draw-out position indicators Draw-out ACB Connection options
This type of ACB consists of a breaker body and a Draw-out operation release button
draw-out carriage. The carriage is fixed into a The position indicator includes a safety “release button”
switchboard, and the breaker body can be inserted or which needs to be depressed to allow ACB insertion or
removed from the carriage via the racking in and out withdrawing from the carriage. When inserting the ACB, the
mechanism. There are stages or body positions in the racking-in action will be prevented once the ACB reaches
withdrawing out process. They are: CONNECTED, TEST, the “test” position indicator. To allow further racking in, the
ISOLATED, and WITHDRAWN. The switchboard panel release button must be pressed. Similarly, when withdrawing
door can be kept closed during the CONNECTED, TEST, the ACB, further withdrawing will be prevented once the ACB
and ISOLATED stages (“shut-in three positions”). reaches the test position. The button must then be pressed in
to allow complete ACB withdrawal to fully “isolated” position.
■ Carriage connection terminals
Three types of main circuit terminal arrangements are
available. They are; vertical terminals, horizontal terminals,
and front connect terminals. Additionally combinations of
vertical or horizontal terminal arrangements can be
specified for the line and load sides. Unless otherwise
specified by the user, horizontal terminals are standard on
Both the main and control circuits are connected to the main
types AR208S, AR212S, AR216S and AR220S ACBs on
power supply for normal service. both the line and load sides. Vertical terminals are
standard on AR325S, AR332S and AR440S. Only vertical
terminals are available for AR440S.
The main power circuit is isolated,

however the auxiliary control
circuits remain connected. This
position permits operation testing without the need to open
the switchboard door. Horizontal terminals
Front connections
Vertical terminals
■ Control circuit terminals
Both the main and auxiliary control circuits are fully
isolated. The switchboard door does not need to be • Terminal blocks (for auxiliary switches, position
opened.
switches, and control circuits) are positioned on the top
of the ACB front panel and can be easily accessed from
the front for wiring purposes.
• M4 screw terminals are supplied on all control circuit
devices. 0.5 mm-thick tab terminals are available
on request.
The breaker body is fully withdrawn from the draw-out

cradle.
The switchboard door can now be opened so the breaker

body can be fully withdrawn from the draw-out cradle. Push-tab terminals (Optional) Screw terminals (Standard)
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Main Power Circuit terminals
Main circuit configuration is available in either horizontal or vertical form, a combination of both, or
front connected. Refer to the table below, which indicates which terminal types are available for
different ACB types. Specification of the desired terminal configuration should be made at the time
of ordering the ACB or carriage. A dash “-” below, indicates a configuration that is unavailable.
AR-S standard series

Ampere ACB type ACB mounting Horizontal Vertical Front connect
rating (A) method terminals terminals terminals
800 A AR208S Draw-out Y Y Y
3200 A AR332S Draw-out - Y Y
4000 A AR440S Draw-out - Y -
AR-H high kA series

1200 A AR212H Draw-out Y Y -
AH50 / AH63 ACBs

5000 A AH50 Draw-out - Y -
6300 A AH60 Draw-out - Y -
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Shutters, fixing bolts, position padlock, mal-insertion device
ACB lifter, test jumper lead
Main circuit safety shutters Control circuit safety shutter Breaker fixing bolts
Main circuit safety shutters When an ACB is withdrawn out of a Breaker fixing bolts are available to
automatically conceal any live main carriage, a control circuit safety hold the breaker body securely within
circuit contacts inside a draw-out shutter spring shuts over the live a draw-out carriage. Fixing bolts
carriage when the ACB is drawn out. control circuit contacts. should be used if the ACB is being
• Both top and bottom shutters operate subjected to strong vibration, or
independently and can be separately rolling conditions typically
padlocked in the closed position after a encountered during Marine (shipping)
breaker has been withdrawn or if a applications.
carriage a spare or unoccupied.
• Up to three padlocks (with 6 mm
hasp) can be installed on each side
using the padlocking option.
(Padlock not supplied)
Test jumper
• When an ACB is out of its carriage,
any main power circuit safety shutters The test jumper is a plug-in extension Position padlock lever*
fitted will automatically spring close. lead, which allows
The ACBs position padlock lever
Once the shutters are closed it is ON-OFF tests on all the TemPower 2
prevents the breaker body from being
difficult to open them by hand. series ACBs with the breaker body
accidentally drawn out. When the
However the shutters can be manually drawn out from the draw-out carriage.
position padlock lever is in the
unlocked and held open by activating The standard jumper cable is 5 m
pulled-out position, it can lock the
spring levers near the shutters. This long.
breaker body in any one of the
shutter defeat feature can be used
CONNECTED, TEST, or ISOLATED
during main contact inspection or
positions the user chooses. Up to
maintenance.
three padlocks with a 6 mm hasp can
be installed.
Lifter Mal-insertion prevention device

A range of lifters is available from NHP to allow easy and safe transportation or It is possible to physically place a
installation of the ACB. A drop prevention mechanism is standard. TemPower 2 ACB body into any carriage
designed to suit that frame size.
Because of this, there is a chance that
a different specification ACB may be
ACB
inserted into a draw-out carriage not
Loader
intended for it. By using the
mal-insertion prevention device
option, this possibility is eliminated.
This device is capable of
Grip
distinguishing between up to nine
Winch different ACB bodies.
handle
Note: 1) If 190 mm is exceeded, contact NHP.

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Position switches, door interlock
Position switches
Position switches operate to give an indication of an ACBs status or position relative to the carriage.
A position switch indicates the following positions: CONNECTED, TEST, ISOLATED, and INSERT. There
are two contact arrangements: 2c and 4c. Connections to the switches are made screw terminals.
Tab terminals are available as an option. The following table lists the switch types available.
Number of Contact arrangement

Type
contacts INSERTED ISOLATED TEST CONN
ALR-0110P 0 1 1 0 Position switch operation sequence
ALR-0101P 0 1 0 1
Refer to the above table for switches with or
ALR-0011P 1) 2c 0 0 1 1 without contacts in certain positions.
ALR-0200P 0 2 0 0
ALR-0020P 0 0 2 0
ALR-0002P 0 0 0 2
1
ALR-1111P ) 1 1 1 1
ALR-1210P 1 2 1 0
ALR-1201P 1 2 0 1
ALR-0211P 0 2 1 1
ALR-1120P 1 1 2 0
ALR-1021P 1 0 2 1
ALR-0121P 0 1 2 1
ALR-1102P 1 1 0 2
ALR-1012P 1 0 1 2
Inductive load (A)
ALR-0112P 0 1 1 2 Voltage Resistive load (A) (COS ø = 0.6, L/R = 0.07)
ALR-0220P 4c 0 2 2 0 AC 100-250 V 11 11
ALR-0202P 0 2 0 2 DC 250 V 0.3 0.3
ALR-0022P 1) 0 0 2 2 DC 125 V 0.6 0.6
ALR-1030P 1 0 3 0 DC 30 V 6 6
ALR-0130P 0 1 3 0 DC 8 V 10 10
ALR-0031P 0 0 3 1
ALR-1003P 1 0 0 3
ALR-0103P 0 1 0 3
ALR-0013P 0 0 1 3
ALR-0040P 0 0 4 0
ALR-0004P 0 0 0 4
Note: 1) Stocked by NHP. Other types available on indent only.
Door interlock
The door interlock prevents the switchboard door from being opened unless the breaker body is in the
ISOLATED position. Only when the draw-out handle is removed from the ACB when the ACB is in the
ISOLATED position, is the door interlock released and the switchboard door allowed to open. When inserting
the ACB back into the carriage, the switchboard door must be closed once the breaker is in the ISOLATED
position. When the door interlock is supplied a special draw-out handle is also supplied.
Refer page 56 for draw out handle details.
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Manual ACB operation, motorised ACB operation
Manual charging operation

For this type of ACB using a spring charging handle charges the closing springs. ON/OFF operation of the
ACB is performed by means of ON/OFF buttons on the ACB.
■ Charging the closing springs
Pumping the spring charging handle by hand charges the closing springs.
■ ACB Closing
Pressing the ON button on the ACB closes the ACB.
■ ACB Opening
Pressing the OFF button on the ACB opens the ACB. The ACB cannot be closed while the OFF button
continues to be pressed.
Motor charging operation

For this type of ACB, the closing springs are charged by means of an internally mounted motor. ON/OFF
operation of the ACB can be performed remotely. A manual charging mechanism is also fitted to facilitate
inspection or maintenance work.
■ Charging the closing springs
A motor is used to charge the closing springs. When the closing springs are released to close the ACB, they
are automatically recharged by the motor for the next closing operation.
■ ACB Closing
Turning on a “remote” ON switch enables the ACB to be remotely closed.
• Anti-pumping mechanism
Even if the ON switch is kept on, the ACB closing operation is performed only once. To close the ACB again,
turn off the ON switch to allow the motor to charge the springs, then activate the ON switch again.
• If ON and OFF signals are simultaneously given to the ACB, the ON signal is ignored.
■ ACB Opening
(1) With an AGR-11 OCR or without OCR (Non Auto ACB).

For opening the ACB remotely, specify a shunt trip device or an undervoltage trip.
(2) With an AGR-21 or AGR-22 OCR.

By operating an external OFF switch, a tripping coil in the ACB called “TC” is activated, thereby opening
the ACB. The “TC” tripping coil is fitted as standard.
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Motorised operation, step down transformer
■ Operation power supply

(1) Motor types and supply requirements for AGR-11 OCRs or Non Auto types - without an OCR.
Motor Voltage range (V) Operation power supply ratings

voltage CHARGE/ OFF operation Motor inrush Motor steady Closing command
rating (V) ON operation 1
) current (peak) (A) state current (A) current (peak) (A)
AC 100 85-110 6 0.8 0.48
AC 110 94-121 6 0.8 0.39
AC 120 102-132 6 0.8 0.37
AC 200 170-220 8 0.7 0.24
AC 220 187-242 8 0.7 0.19
AC 240 204-264 8 0.7 0.18
DC 24 20-26 12 3.5 1.65
DC 48 41-53 15 3 0.86
DC 100 85-110 5 0.7 0.39
DC 110 94-121 5 0.7 0.37
DC 125 106-138 5 0.7 0.31
DC 200 170-220 6 0.5 0.19
DC 220 187-242 6 0.5 0.18
(2) Motor types and supply requirements for AGR-21 or AGR-22 OCRs
Voltage range (V) 2) Operation power supply ratings
Rated CHARGE/ OFF operation Motor inrush Motor steady Closing command
Voltage ON operation using shunt trip current (peak) (A) state current (A) current (peak) (A)
AC100-120 85-132 70-132 6 0.8 3.0
AC 200-240 170-264 140-264 8 0.7 3.5
DC 24 18-26 17-26 12 3.5 7
DC 48 36-53 34-53 9 1.4 9
DC 100-125 75-138 70-138 5 0.7 2.5
DC 200-250 150-275 140-275 6 0.5 3
Notes: 1) If the motor, shunt trip or UVT supply voltages are different, more than one power supply will be required.
Refer to the wiring diagram on pages 76 and 77 for wiring details.
2
) For ACB operation with an AGR2 OCR either a shunt trip or UVT can be used to open or trip the ACB. If
an AGR2 OCR that contains an internal UVT is used, only one power supply is required for both. If an
external UVT or a shunt trip is used, more than one power supply may be required if the voltages are
different. Refer wiring diagram on pages 78 and 79 for wiring details.
Step-down transformer (external)

The maximum rated control voltage applicable to the operation power supply is AC 240 V. If the only available
supply voltage is higher or lower than 240 V AC, then a step-down transformer is needed. Contact NHP for
details or for transformer requirements.
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4 Specifications
Auto spring discharge, spring charge indicator
Spring charge indicator (2) With AGR-21 or AGR-22 OCR
This switch can be used to indicate that the closing Switch contact ratings (A)
Voltage (V)
springs have been fully charged. This device is fitted Resistive load Inductive load
as standard to TemPower 2 ACBs in Australia. AC 250 0.5 0.2
250 0.27 0.04
(1) With AGR-11 OCR or without OCR DC 125 0.5 0.2
30 2 0.7
Switch contact ratings (A)
Voltage (V)
Resistive load Inductive load Automatic spring discharge release
AC 250 6 3
This device allows the charged closing springs to be
250 0.1 0.1
automatically released when the ACB is drawn out
DC 125 0.5 0.5 from the ISOLATED position to the REMOVED position.
30 3 2 This device is fitted as standard to TemPower 2 ACBs
in Australia.
AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER
If you have a perfectly good switchboard

and don’t want to replace it, but are
concerned about the service life of your old
air circuit breaker or future spare parts
availability, then NHP can help you.
Select a suitable TemPower 2 air circuit
breaker for your application.
Third party solutions utilising TemPower 2 are
available. These solutions will allow you to
retrofit many of the popular older brands of
circuit breakers into your existing
switchboard. NHP can help you contact one
of those companies. Many successful
retrofits using TemPower 2 have been installed
throughout Australasia.
Don’t risk costly power failures or downtime.

Contact NHP today!
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4 Specifications
Shunt trip, capacitor trip
Continuously-rated shunt trip device
Uses for shunt trips:
Allowing an ACB to be opened when an external overcurrent or reverse power protection relay is activated.
Remote switching OFF of a Non Auto (no OCR) or standard ACB fitted with an OCR.
■ Because of its continuous rating, the two shunt trips can also be wired so as to provide electrical interlocking between a pair of ACBs
■ Refer to NHP if a shunt & UVT are required together when an AGR-11 OCR is used
Shunt Trip Rating (Continuously rated type)

Rated voltage Operational Peak exitation Steady-state Opening time
Type (V) voltage (V) current current (A) (max.) (ms)
AC 100 AC 70-110 0.48 0.32
AVR-1C AC 110 AC 77-121 0.39 0.26
(1H2213C) AC 120 AC 84-132 0.37 0.24
AC 200 AC 140-220 0.24 0.16
AC 220 AC 154-242 0.19 0.13
AC 240 AC 168-264 0.18 0.12
DC 24 DC 16.8-26.4 1.65 1.1 40
AVR-1C DC 48 DC 3.6-52.8 0.86 0.57
(1H2212C) DC 100 DC 70-110 0.39 0.26
DC110 DC 77-121 0.37 0.25 Note: For fitting
two shunts to a
DC125 DC 87.5-137.5 0.31 0.21 single ACB, refer
DC 200 DC140-220 0.19 0.13 NHP
DC 220 DC 154-242 0.18 0.12
Capacitor trip device

In conjunction with a continuously rated shunt trip
Type AQR-1
device, a capacitor trip device can be used to trip an
ACB within a limited period of 30 sec if a large Rated Voltage AC 100-120 V
enough voltage drop occurs due to a mains power Operational Voltage Rated Voltage X 70 to 110 %
failure or short-circuit. Rated Frequency 50/60 Hz
Rated Voltage of Shunt Trip Used DC 48 V
Wiring a Capacitor trip device Power Consumption 100 VA
When a continuously
rated shunt trip device is
used with a capacitor trip
device, one of the ACBs
normally open auxiliary
contact switches should
be connected in series
otherwise a internal
resister in the capacitor
trip device may be
damaged. (The ACB
auxiliary contact acts as a
cut off switch protecting
the capacitor trip).
Control circuit Outline dimensions (mm)
Note: 1) Use auxiliary switch for capacitor trip.
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4 Specifications
UVT Under voltage trip - 1 phase, fixed type
Fixed Undervoltage Trip (UVT) - for use with AGR-11 OCRs or Non-Auto ACBs (no OCRs)
The TemPower 2 fixed undervoltage trip (UVT) AC undervoltage Trip Control Circuit 4)
automatically trips the ACB when the undervoltage
trip device control voltage drops below a pre- Single phase (refer table 1)
determined value. Only when the control voltage is
restored to a value equal to or greater than the pick-
up value, can the ACB be closed. 5)
The fixed type UVT consists of a trip control device
and a tripping mechanism. Two types of UVT are
available. The AUR-1BS is an instantaneous tripping
type, while the AUR-1BD type has a fixed 500 ms
time delay.
Remote opening of the circuit breaker by the UVT is
possible by connection of a normally open push
button across terminals 24 and 30 (refer wiring
diagram). Pages 76-77.
Table 1 Notes: 1
) For AUR-1BD only.
2
) For a tripping command apply minimum 50 ms.
Terminal 100 V 200 V 400 V 3
) An ACB mounted N/O auxiliary contact to be used.
nunber AC coil AC coil AC coil 4
) Refer to NHP if a shunt & UVT are required together
if an AGR-11 OCR is used.
08-09 100 V 200 V 380 V
18-09 110 V 220 V 415 V
28-09 120 V 240 V 440 V
Fixed UVT ratings
Rated Control
Type of UVT Voltage (V) Opening Pick-up Coil Exitation Power Consumption (VA)
Control Device 50/60 Hz 6) voltage (V) Voltage Current (A) Normal Reset
AUR-1BS (IH1977C) AC 100 35-70 85
AUR-1BD (IH1983C) 110 38.5-77 93.5
120 42-84 102
200 70-140 170
220 77-154 187 0.3 30 50
240 84-168 204
380 133-266 323
415 145-290 352
440 154-308 374
5
Notes: ) It should be noted that the AGR11 OCR UVT option provides a UVT that
Fixed UVTs for responds to a control voltage signal taken from one phase only. For full
AGR11 OCRs are 3 phase UVT detection, refer to AGR21/22 UVT selection.
6
) A 24 V DC UVT is available on request.
side mounted.
Refer ACB
dimensions pages
61-74
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4 OCR Specifications
General functions
The TemPower 2 over-current relay provides flexible protection functions within 3 different relay types:
AGR-L L = General / Industrial & transformer protection
AGR-R R = Standard Inverse, Very Inverse, & Extremely Inverse curve
AGR-S S = Generator / Marine protection type
In terms of features other than characteristic curves, AGR OCRs can be split into 3 general categories:
Standard type: AGR-11 (L, R or S curve)
Advanced type: AGR-21 (L, R or S curve)
Advanced LCD display type: AGR-22 (L, R or S curve)
AGR OCRs contain many overlapping features, meaning an OCR can be chosen for a particular application.
Protective functions
➀ Adjustable long time-delay trip function LT ➁ Adjustable short time-delay trip function ST
RMS sensing is used to accurately read through The ST delay trip function has a "definite time delay
distorted waveforms. In addition to the standard L characteristic" and "ramp characteristic". These
and S-characteristics, the R-characteristic is available characteristics are switch selectable on or off. This
with five selectable characteristics in the long time ramp characteristic provides useful adjustability
delay trip region. The R-characteristic can be used to when seeking to obtain selectivity between an
provide selectivity with other devices such as circuit upstream ACB and downstream circuit breakers or
breakers or fuses. (refer page 10). fuses.
In OCRs with an L/R characteristic, when a fault
HOT start mode (applicable to the L-characteristic) current exceeds 10 times the rated current (In), the
HOT or COLD start mode is user-selectable. In ramp mode will be changed to the definite time
response to an overload, when the OCR is the HOT mode. (5 times rated current for "S" type OCRs)
start mode, the OCR operates faster than when in the
COLD start setting. This OCR when switched to start
in HOT mode provides extra protection, because it
takes into account that the load may be already
heated and the greater level of existing heat stress in
the system.
➂ Adjustable instantaneous trip function INST/MCR

There are two modes of instantaneous tripping. They
are the INST and the MCR setting. Either function can
be selected by operating a switch on the OCR.
The INST (instantaneous) trip function trips the ACB
when a short circuit current exceeds its pickup current
setting, irrespective of whether the ACB is closing or
has already closed. Alternatively, the Making Current
Release (MCR) trips the ACB when only if the short
circuit current exceeds the pickup current setting
during the closing operation. After the ACB is closed
the MCR is inoperative.
Note:
The MCR requires separate control power. Should this
fail, the MCR will be inoperative. Power must either be
returned to the MCR or the OCR must be switched to
the INST trip position to obtain any instantaneous trip
function.
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PTA, GF, RPT, NP
➃ Adjustable pre-trip alarm function PTA ➅ Reverse power trip function RPT
A single channel pre-trip alarm function provides an (For AGR-21 and AGR-22 only.)
alarm signal via the alarm contact (1N/O-contact). The RPT function protects 3-phase generators
This signal occurs when the load current exceeding running in parallel against reverse power. The RPT
a pre-determined value lasts for a pre-determined pickup current can be set at any one of seven
time. The pre-trip alarm is automatically reset when increments from 4 % to 10 % of the generators rated
the load current drops back to the pre-determined power. The applicable rated voltages are AC100 -
value. 120 V, AC200 - 240 V, and AC380 - 460 V. The RPT
A 2-channel pre-trip alarm function is also available function comes usually with LED operation indication
for generator S-characteristic OCRs. This function and contact output.
can be used to adjust load feeding by order of
priority. Note; both 1 & 2 channel types require a Notes:
control power source. 1: CT for RPT is not available for AR440S, 4000 A
ACBs.
➄ Ground fault trip function GF 2. Indent item. Contact NHP for details.
The GF pickup current can be set between 10 %
and 100 % of the CT rated primary current [ICT]. ➇ N-phase protection function NP
This NP function is available on 4-pole ACBs and
Altering ramp characteristics: prevents the neutral conductor from suffering
The ramp and definite time characteristics are switch damage or burnout due to overcurrent. The NP trip
selectable. The GF trip function comes into operation pickup current can be set between 40 % and 100 %
with the definite time characteristic when the load of the OCR rated primary current for OCRs with
current reaches 100 % or more of the CT rated either L or R-characteristics. The pick-up current is
primary current [ICT]. The GF trip function is factory- factory set to a value specified at the time of
set to a definite time characteristic. ordering.
When using a 3-pole ACB in a 3-phase, 4-wire
system, an external neutral CT for the neutral line Notes:
must be used, refer page 35. 1: The NP trip function comes as standard with LED
operation indication and an output contact. The NP
Notes: trip pick-up CURRENT and trip TIME settings are a
1: The GF trip function comes with operation function of the position of the OCRs LT trip function
output contacts and indication LEDs. dial. Note. The N phase protection option is not
If only ground fault indication is required, but no available for generator "S" type OCRs.
ACB tripping function, please specify at the time of 2: Indent item. Contact NHP for details.
ordering.
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UVT - 3 phase adjustable, HEAT, NON setting, fail-safe feature
➈ Adjustable undervoltage trip function UVT
(For AGR-21 and AGR-22 non-communication models
only.)
AGR21/22 Phase failure protection is achieved by
connecting and monitoring all 3 phases.
The UVTs are available in 4 models that can monitor
different line voltages. They are: 100/120 V AC,
200/240 V AC, 380/460 V AC, and 24 V DC
The UVT function trips the ACB when the UVT
control voltage drops to a value equal to 65 % of the
rated value. The operating time can be set at any one
of ten settings: Instantaneous trip through to a 1s
delay. The ACB can be closed 2 seconds after the
UVT control voltage has returned to the pick-up
voltage.
Notes:
1: UVT control power is shared by the reverse power
trip function (if fitted).
2: The UVT has LED operation indication and a
contact output.
3: It should be noted that the AGR11 OCR UVT
option provides a UVT that responds to a
control voltage signal obtained from any one of 3
phases, rather than by monitoring all 3 phases. As
mentioned above, AGR21/22 OCRs will provide UVT
detection for all 3 phases.
4: For "fixed" undervoltage trips as used on ACBs
Enhanced OCR with adjustment
with AGR11 OCRs, or Non Auto ACBs
dials Type AGR-21.
(no OCR fitted) Refer to page 33.
NON setting and fail-safe feature
NON setting Fail-safe feature

By setting certain OCR setting dials to the "NON" TemPower 2 OCRs come with fail-safe features if the
position the corresponding protection functions can OCR setting dials are improperly set to a NON
be rendered inoperative. Those functions are: LT, ST, operation position.
INST/MCR, and GF. The appropriate use of NON ■ If the ST and INST trip pickup current setting dials
operation setting can be a useful means for obtaining are both set to NON, the fail-safe mechanism will
selectivity. activate the INST trip function to trip the ACB when a
fault current equal to or more than 16 times the rated
current [In] flows through the ACB.
■ If the ST and MCR trip pickup current setting dials
are both set to NON, the fail safe mechanism will
activate the ST delay trip function to trip the ACB
when a fault current equal to or more than 10 times
(5 times for generator protection) the rated current
[In] flows through the ACB.
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Operation indication, field test facility
Operation indication function
Operation indication Contact ratings for AGR-11, 21, 22)

Indication via individual contacts & LED indicators Current (A)
(AGR-11, 21 and 22 types – refer page 40) Individual contacts
Voltage
These OCRs have multiple LED indication and one (V) Resistive load Inductive load
output contact per LED indicator. The following
functions have individual LED’s & switching contacts AC 250 0.5 0.2
for; LT trip, ST trip, INST/MCR trip, GF trip, RPT, UVT 250 0.27 0.04
and pre-trip alarm monitoring. The OCR’s also come DC 125 0.5 0.2
with a self-diagnostic feature that monitors the internal 30 2 0.7
tripping circuits and electronic circuits. If a fault is
detected in any of these circuits, a system alarm LED
indicator will activate. External control power is
required for this OCRs LED’s and all indication Protection characteristics L/R-characteristic S-characteristic
switching contacts. Function LED Contact LED Contact
LT-NP O O O X 2)
ST O O O X 2)
INST/MCR O O O –
GF or ELT O O – X 2) (UVT)
UVT or Trip indicator O O O O (Trip ind).
RPT – – O X
PTA X X X X
PTA2 or spring charge X X X O
indicator
System alarm O O O
Operation indicators
O: Self hold 1)
X: Auto reset
–: Not applicable
1
Notes: ) To reset indicators for AGR-11, press the reset
button or disconnect the control supply. To reset
indicators for AGR-21 and 22, press the reset button
or bridge operation circuit terminals 12 and 23.
2
) The contact will turn off after 500 ms or more.
An external latching (self-holding) circuit is required.
Field test facility
The field test facility allows simple field testing of the

LT, ST and INST trip functions.
External control power is required.
Enhanced OCR with adjustment

dials Type AGR-21.
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Advanced type: AGR-22, with LCD display
General functions
Data monitored and displayed on the liquid crystal display
■ Phase current (A) of I1, I2, I3, IN, IG and
maximum peak current
■ Phase to phase line voltage V12, V23, V31 and
the maximum peak voltage, or the phase to
neutral voltage V1N, V2N, V3N and peak voltage.
■ Active power (maximum W)
■ Reactive power (maximum kVar)
■ Power factor (cos ø)
■ Electric energy (MWh)
■ Frequency
■ Trip history. The fault current is monitored, and
the cause of the type of trip is indicated via
individual contacts and LED indicators.
Indication and outputs

The AGR-22 has LED indication and output contacts
for LT trip, ST trip, INST/MCR trip, GF trip, UVT, PTA,
and System alarm. When ordered as options, LED
and contact output is also provided for RPT.
Abnormal function detection, indication and output

The AGR-22 has a single "System Alarm" LED which
illuminates, and also has a single contact output
which covers the following abnormal functions:
■ Abnormal analogue circuit
■ Trip function fail
■ MHT circuit break
Replaces
Trip
previous Tem
PRQ types
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AGR 21 & 22
Over Current Relay and ARR interface unit
Operating relationship block diagram 2)
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Protection function
Over-current release
Protection Long Short Instantaneous Pre-trip alarm Ground
characteristic (OCR) or making
time-delay time-delay current release 1-channel pre-trip 2-channel pre-trip alarm fault
Type LT ST INST/MCR alarm (PTA) (PTA+ PTA2) (Note 6) GF )
1
AGR-11L-PS
For general feeder For generator For general circuits
– –
AGR-11L-PG –
Dial adjustment type
AGR-21L-PS – –
AGR-21L-PGU 2
) 9) –
AGR-11R-PS – –
AGR-11R-PG –
AGR-21R-PGU 2
) –
AGR-11S-PS – –
protection
AGR-21S-PSU 2
) – –
AGR-21S-PRU 2
) – –
AGR-21S-TRU 2
) – – –
AGR-22L-PS 2
) – –
AGR-22L-PG 2
) –
L.C.D. display type
circuits
AGR-22L-PGU 2
) –
AGR-22R-PS 2
) – –
AGR-22R-PG 2
) – –
AGR-22R-PGU 2
) – –
AGR-22S-PS 2
) –
For generator
protection
AGR-22S-PSU 2
) –
AGR-22S-PRU 2
) – –
AGR-22S-TRU 2
) – –
●: Available as standard.
● Available as an option.
– : Not available.
Notes: 1) Not available if CT rated primary current [ICT] is

200 A or less.
2
) For voltages greater than 460 V AC a step down
PT is required.
3
) A fixed UVT with can be selected as an option.
It can be ACB or panel mounted. Refer page 33.
4
) Trip indicator can be selected as an option in
place of UVT indication.
5
) Refer to NHP if a shunt and UVT are required
together on an ACB where an AGR11 OCR is used.
6
) The use of the optional 2-channel pre-trip alarm
may cause the OCR to be subject to some functional
constraints. Contact NHP for details.
7
) The GF function will require an external power
source under the following conditions:
If the GF setting is at 10 % of the rated current
using a 400 A Ict, then control power is required.
using a 400 A Ict, then control power is not required.
using a 800 A Ict, then control power is required.
8
) If “Field Test” is used external control power is
needed.
9
) A new OCR “AGR-21L-PG” is available that is without
a UVT function.
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Operation indication
Reverse Adjustable Individual Spring Field Control
type under Trip
power contacts and charge indicator test power
voltage
RPT trip-UVT LED indicators indicator
– 3
) 5
) – Required
– 3
) 5
) – Required
– – Required
– – 4
) Required
3
– ) 5
) – Required
3
– ) 5
) – Required
– – 4
) Required
– 3
) 5
) Required
– – 4
) Required
– 4
) Required
– – 4
) Required
– – Required
– – – Required
– – 4
) Required
– – 4
) Required
– – Required
– – 4
)
Required
– – – 4
) Required
– – – 4
) Required
AGR-11, 21 and 22 OCR Control power: loss or absence

The table below shows at a glance, how the OCR will function if control power going to any OCR or OCR function is
not connected or lost. The main power current transformers are still connected and functioning though, so the most
basic OCR function such as its tripping ability will still function.
If the control power is not supplied or is lost, each function operates as follows:
LT, ST, INST, RPT, UVT Operates normally
GF Operates normally for current above 800 A
When the CT rated primary current [ICT] is less than
800 A and the GF pick-up current is set to 10 %, the
GF becomes inoperative
MCR MCR will be inoperative, setting changes to INST
PT Inoperative
1 channel PTA
2 channel PTA
LED indicator on OCRs with individual contact indication Inoperative
Contact output from OCRs with individual contact indication Inoperative
Spring charge indicator Inoperative (For AGR-21, 22 only)
Field test facility Inoperative
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4
Protection function Operation function
Over-current
Protection Fixed type
characteristic release N-phase Communication
under
(OCR) 1) protection voltage trip
Type C
N
AGR-11L-PS
L.C.D. display type Dial adjustment type 3
–
For general
AGR-11L-PG –
circuits
AGR-21L-PS –
AGR-21L-PGU/PG –
AGR-11R-PS –
AGR-11R-PG –
For general
protection AGR-11S-PS – –
AGR-22L-PS –
For general feeder
AGR-22L-PG –
circuits
AGR-22L-PGU – –
AGR-22R-PS – –
AGR-22R-PG – –
AGR-22R-PGU – –
: Available as an option for PG only, not available for PGU model.

: Available as an option.
: Available as special.
– : Not available.
1
Notes: ) When optional functions are required, please specify the OCR type designation by adding one
or more of the abbreviated letters at the end of the code.
Ex. AGR-21L-PSN
N-phase protection
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OCR Checker, type ANU-1
Usage instruction 4 and 5 SIG. ADJUST UP/DOWN switches
These switches are used to increase/decrease the
Function: Checking the current and time settings for
output voltage value. A rough adjustment can be
an overcurrent tripping relay
■ Long time delay trip ■ Ground fault trip
made by holding down each switch and fine tuning
can be performed by pressing each switch. The
■ Short time delay trip ■ Pre-trip alarm output value can be adjusted during output.
■ Instantaneous trip 6 OUTPUT switch
This switch is used to turn ON/OFF the voltage
Applicable models: All models of OCRs for AR type
output. When a voltage value is output, the voltage
ACBs
■ Since an OCR can be powered from the checker, value indicated on the LCD changes from a blinking
state to an illumination state.
the OCR can be measured even if no control power
4.2 Measurement procedure in the ST mode
is applied to the OCR.
■ The connection with an OCR can be made easily
using a single connector.
■ The function, output phase, output voltage, and
trip signal for the OCR during the testing are
indicated on the LCD and with the LEDs. All the
operations can be performed easily using
pushbutton switches.
Function of each switch Fig. 1
The function of each switch is described below:
Note: Picture of whole OCR checker - refer page 51.
Fig. 1 illustrates the front panel of the checker. The
The setting value and measurement procedure in
number preceding each switch corresponds to the
the ST mode are given below.
number indicated in this figure.
Measurement of pickup current setting in the ST
1 POWER switch
mode
This switch is used to turn ON/OFF the checker.
I. Press the SELECT FUNCTION ( 2 in Fig.1) and
When the built-in battery is active, the switch is
select “ST P.U” on the LCD and with the LED.
automatically turned OFF (auto-OFF function) after it
II. Using the SELECT PHASE switch ( 3 in Fig.1)
has not been pressed for 1 minute or more.
select the phase to be measured.
2 SELECT FUNCTION switch
III. Press the OUTPUT switch ( 6 in Fig. 1) to output
LT the voltage.
(long time delay trip: pre-trip alarm)
IV. Press the SIG. ADJUST UP ( 4 in Fig.1 ) to
increase the voltage until tripping occurs. When
INST ST tripping occurs, the LED changes from a blinking
(instantaneous trip) (short time delay trip) state to an illumination state and “TRIP” appears on
GF the LCD indicating the voltage value at which
(Ground fault trip) tripping has occurred. The output is automatically
cut with the trip signal.
This switch is used to select a measurement mode.
Measurement of time delay in the ST mode
Pressing this pushbutton switch toggles in the above
I. Press the SELECT FUNCTION switch ( 2 in Fig. 1 )
order and each measurement mode is indicated
and select “ST T” on the LCD and with the LED.
both on the LCD screen and corresponding LEDs on
II. Using the SELECT PHASE switch ( 3 in Fig. 1 )
the OCR checker. (fig. 1).
select the phase to be measured.
If the measurement mode is changed, the output
III. Press the SIG. ADJUST UP/DOWN switch ( 4
phase is maintained, but the output voltage
and 5 in Fig. 1) to adjust the output voltage value
becomes 0 V.
at 1.2 times the setting value.
3 SELECT PHASE switch
IV. Press the OUTPUT switch ( 6 in Fig. 1) to output
This switch is used to select a signal output phase.
voltage for tripping. When tripping occurs, the LED
It is not valid during signal output. Even if the
changes from a blinking state to an illumination
output phase is changed, the directly previous
state and “TRIP” appears on the LCD indicating the
output voltage is maintained. This feature is
time delay at which tripping has occurred. The
convenient when the same measurement is
output is automatically cut with the trip signal.
performed continuously.
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4 L Characteristic OCR
For general feeder circuits AGR-11L, 21L, 22L types
Protection functions
• Adjustable long time-delay trip characteristics
LT
Pick-up current [IR] (A)
Setting range
[In] X (0.8 — 0.85 — 0.9 — 0.95 — 1.0 — NON) ; 6 graduations

L
• Non tripping when load current ≤ ([IR] X 1.05). • Tripping when ([IR] X 1.05) ≥ load current ≤ ([IR] X 1.2)
Time-delay [tR] (s) (0.5 — 1.25 — 2.5 — 5 — 10 — 15 — 20 — 25 — 30) at 600 % of [IR]; 9 graduations
Time-delay setting tolerance (%) ± 15 % + 150 ms — 0 ms
• Adjustable short time-delay trip characteristics
ST
Pick-up current [Isd] (A) [In] X (1 — 1.5 — 2 — 2.5 — 3 — 4 — 6 — 8 — 10 — NON) ; 10 graduations
Current setting tolerance (%) ± 15 %
Time-delay [tsd] (ms) Relay time 50 100 200 400 600 800 ; 6 graduations
Resettable time (ms) 25 75 175 375 575 775
Max. total clearing time (ms) 120 170 270 470 670 870
• Adjustable instantaneous trip characteristics
INST or MCR
Pick-up current [Ii] (A) [In] X (2 — 4 — 6 — 8 — 10 — 12 — 14 — 16 — NON) ; 9 graduations
• Adjustable pre-trip alarm characteristics
PTA
Pick-up current [IP1] (A) [In] X (0.75 — 0.8 — 0.85 — 0.9 — 0.95 — 1.0) ; 6 graduations
Current setting tolerance (%) ± 7.5 %
Time-delay [tP1] (s) (5 — 10 — 15 — 20 — 40 — 60 — 80 — 120 — 160 — 200) at [IP1] or more; 10 graduations
Time-delay setting tolerance (%) ± 15 % + 100 ms — 0ms
• Adjustable ground fault trip characteristics
GF Note: Set [Ig] to 1200A or less.
Pick-up current [Ig] (A) [ICT] X (0.1 — 0.2 — 0.3 — 0.4 — 0.6 — 0.8 — 1.0 — NON) ; 8 graduations
Time-delay [tg] (ms) Relay time 100 200 300 500 1000 2000 ; 6 graduations
• N-phase protection characteristics
NP
Pick-up current [IN] (A) [ICT] X (0.4 — 0.5 — 0.63 — 0.8 — 1.0) ; Factory set to a user-specified value.
• Non tripping when load current ≤ ([IN] X 1.05). • Tripping when ([IN] X 1.05) < load current ≤ ([IN] X 1.2)
Time-delay [tN] (s) Tripping at 600% of [IN] with LT time-delay [tR]
Current setting tolerance (%) ± 15 % + 150 ms — 0 ms
• Adjustable earth leakage trip characteristics
ELT (AGR-21, 22 only)
Pick-up current [IDR] (A) 0.2 — 0.3 — 0.5 — 1 (Medium sensitivity) or 3 — 5 (Low sensitivity)
Current setting tolerance Non operate below 50 % of [IDR] , Operate between 50 % and 100 % of [IDR].
Time-delay [tDR] (ms) Relay time 100 200 300 500 1000 2000 ; 6 graduations
• Undervoltage trip characteristics
UVT (AGR-21, 22 only)
Pick-up voltage (V) UVT rated supply voltage [Uc] X (0.8 — 0.85 — 0.9 — 0.95) ; 4 graduations
Time-delay [time] (s) 0 — 0.1 — 0.2 — 0.3 — 0.4 — 0.5 — 0.6 — 0.7 — 0.8 — 1.0 ; 10 graduations
• Control power AC 100 — 120 V DC 100— 125 V DC 24 V
AC 200 — 240 V
) Common DC 200 — 250 V ) Common DC 48 V
) Common
Power consumption: 5 VA
Note: “__” indicates default setting
• Values of [ICT] and [In]
Type Applicable Rated current [In](A) Type Applicable Rated current [In](A) Type Applicable Rated current [In](A)
[ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT]
(A) X0.5 X0.63 X0.8 X1.0 (A) X0.5 X0.63 X0.8 X1.0 (A) X0.5 X0.63 X0.8 X1.0
AR208S 200 100 125 160 200 AR220S 400 200 250 320 400 AR212H 200 100 125 160 200
400 200 250 320 400 800 400 500 630 800 400 200 250 320 400
800 400 500 630 800 1250 630 800 1000 1250 800 400 500 630 800
AR212S 400 200 250 320 400 1600 800 1000 1250 1600 1250 630 800 1000 1250
800 400 500 630 800 2000 1000 1250 1600 2000 AR216H 1600 800 1000 1250 1600
1250 630 800 1000 1250 AR325S 2500 1250 1600 2000 2500 AR220H 2000 1000 1250 1600 2000
AR216S 400 200 250 320 400 AR332S 3200 1600 2000 2500 3200 AR316H 200 100 125 160 200
800 400 500 630 800 AR440S 4000 2000 2500 3200 4000 400 200 250 320 400
1250 630 800 1000 1250 800 400 500 630 800
1600 800 1000 1250 1600 1250 630 800 1000 1250
1600 800 1000 1250 1600
AR320H 2000 1000 1250 1600 2000
AR325H 2500 1250 1600 2000 2500
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4 L Characteristic OCRs
Front face of an AGR21 over-current release (OCR)
Operation LED indicator

System alarm LED indicator
Undervoltage trip LED indicator
Field test buttons Reset button
Rated current setting dial

Long time-delay trip
Long time-delay trip pickup current setting dial
time-delay setting dial
Short time-delay trip pickup current setting dial Short time-delay trip time-delay setting dial
INST or MCR selector switches
Instantaneous trip pickup current setting dial
ST/GF ramp characteristic selector switch
Ground fault trip pickup current setting dial Ground fault trip time-delay setting dial
Pre-trip alarm pickup current setting dial Pre-trip alarm time-delay setting dial
Undervoltage trip pick-up voltage setting dial Undervoltage trip time-delay setting dial
Protection
characteristics
L Type
OCR
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4 R Characteristic OCR
For general feeder circuits AGR11R, 21R, 22R types
Setting range
Select one from among I0.02t, It, I2t,I3t, and I4t by selector switch.
R
LT
Pick-up current [IR] (A) [In] X (0.8 — 0.85 — 0.9 — 0.95 — 1.0 — NON) ; 6 graduations
• Non tripping when load current ≤ ([IR] X 1.05). • Tripping when ([IR] X 1.05) ≥ load current ≤ ([IR] X 1.2)
Time-delay [tR] (s) (1 — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 — 6 — 7 — 8 — 10 — 13) at 300 % of [IR]; 10 graduations
ST
Pick-up current [Isd] (A) [In] X (1 — 1.5 — 2 — 2.5 — 3 — 4 — 6 — 8 — 10 — NON) ; 10 graduations
INST or MCR
PTA
Pick-up current [IP1] (A) [In] X (0.75 — 0.8 — 0.85 — 0.9 — 0.95 — 1.0) ; 6 graduations
Current setting tolerance (%) ± 7.5 %
Time-delay [tP1] (s) (5 — 10 — 15 — 20 — 40 — 60 — 80 — 120 — 160 — 200) at [IP1] or more; 10 graduations
GF Note: Set [Ig] to 1200 A or less.
Pick-up current [Ig] (A) [ICT] X (0.1 — 0.2 — 0.3 — 0.4 — 0.6 — 0.8 — 1.0 — NON) ; 8 graduations
Time-delay [tg] (ms) Relay time 100 200 300 500 1000 2000 ; 6 graduations
• N-phase protection characteristics
NP
Pick-up current [IN] (A) [ICT] X (0.4 — 0.5 — 0.63 — 0.8 — 1.0) ; Factory set to a user-specified value.
• Non tripping when load current ≤ ([IN] X 1.05). • Tripping when ([IN] X 1.05) < load current ≤ ([IN] X 1.2)
Time-delay [tN] (s) Tripping at 300 % of [IN] with LT time-delay [tR]
Current setting tolerance (%) ± 20 % + 150 ms — 0 ms
• Undervoltage trip characteristics
• Control power AC 100 — 120 V DC 100— 125 V DC 24 V
AC 200 — 240 V
) Common DC 200 — 250 V
) Common DC 48 V
)Common
Power consumption: 5 VA
• Values of [ICT] and [In]

Type Applicable Rated current [In](A) Type Applicable Rated current [In](A) Type Applicable Rated current [In](A)
[ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT] [ICT]
(A) X0.5 X0.63 X0.8 X1.0 (A) X0.5 X0.63 X0.8 X1.0 (A) X0.5 X0.63 X0.8 X1.0
AR208S 200 100 125 160 200 AR220S 400 200 250 320 400 AR212H 200 100 125 160 200
400 200 250 320 400 800 400 500 630 800 400 200 250 320 400
800 400 500 630 800 1250 630 800 1000 1250 800 400 500 630 800
AR212S 400 200 250 320 400 1600 800 1000 1250 1600 1250 630 800 1000 1250
800 400 500 630 800 2000 1000 1250 1600 2000 AR216H 1600 800 1000 1250 1600
1250 630 800 1000 1250 AR325S 2500 1250 1600 2000 2500 AR220H 2000 1000 1250 1600 2000
AR216S 400 200 250 320 400 AR332S 3200 1600 2000 2500 3200 AR316H 200 100 125 160 200
800 400 500 630 800 AR440S 4000 2000 2500 3200 4000 400 200 250 320 400
1250 630 800 1000 1250 800 400 500 630 800
1600 800 1000 1250 1600 1250 630 800 1000 1250
1600 800 1000 1250 1600
AR320H 2000 1000 1250 1600 2000
AR325H 2500 1250 1600 2000 2500
AR332H 3200 1600 2000 2500 3200
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4 R Characteristic OCRs
Protection
characteristics
R Type
OCR
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4 S Characteristic OCR
For generator protection AGR11S, 21S, 22S types
Setting range S
LT
Pick-up current [IR] (A) [In] X (0.8 — 1.0 — 1.05 — 1.1 — 1.15 — NON) ; 6 graduations
Current setting tolerance (%) ±5%
Time-delay [tR] (s) (15 — 20 — 25 — 30 — 40 — 50 — 60) at 120 % of [IR]; 7 graduations
Time-delay setting tolerance (%) ± 15% + 150 ms — 0 ms
ST
Pick-up current [Isd] (A) [In] X (2 — 2.5 — 2.7 — 3 — 3.5 — 4 — 4.5 — 5 — NON) ; 9 graduations
INST or MCR
PTA
Pick-up current [IP1] (A) [In] X (0.75 — 0.8 — 0.85 — 0.9 — 0.95 — 1.0 — 1.05) ; 7 graduations
Time-delay [tP1] (s) (5 — 10 — 15 — 25 — 30) at 120 % of [IP1] ; 5 graduations
PTA2 (AGR-21, 22 only)
Pick-up current [IP2] (A) [In] X (0.75 — 0.8 — 0.85 — 0.9 — 0.95 — 1.0 — 1.05) ; 7 graduations
Time-delay [tP2] (s) 1.5 [tP1]at 120% of [IP2]
• Adjustable reverse power trip characteristics
RPT (AGR-21, 22 only)
Pick-up power [PR] (kW)
Power setting tolerance (%) Rated power [Pn] X (0.04 — 0.05 — 0.06 — 0.07 — 0.08 — 0.09 — 0.1 — NON) ; 8 graduations
Time-delay [Time] (s) + 0 — 20 %
Time-delay setting tolerance (%) (2.5 — 5 — 7.5 — 10 — 12.5 — 15 — 17.5 — 20) at 100 % of [PR] ; 8 graduations
• Undervoltage trip characteristics ± 20 %
• Control power (Power consumption: 5 VA) AC 100 — 120 V DC 100— 125 V DC 24 V
AC 200 — 240 V
) Common DC 200 — 250 V
) Common DC 48 V
) Common
• Applicable range of generator rated current [In]

Type OCR rated primary current Applicable range of generator Type OCR rated primary current Applicable range of generator
[ICT](A) rated current [In](A) [ICT](A) rated current [In](A)
AR208S 200 100 ≤ [In] ≤ 200 AR212H 200 100 ≤ [In] ≤ 200
400 200 < [In] ≤ 400 400 200 < [In] ≤ 400
800 400 < [In] ≤ 800 800 400 < [In] ≤ 800
AR212S 400 200 ≤ [In] ≤ 400 1250 630 < [In] ≤ 1250
800 400 < [In] ≤ 800 AR216H 1600 800 ≤ [In] ≤ 1600
1250 630 < [In] ≤ 1250 AR220H 2000 1000 < [In] ≤ 2000
AR216S 400 200 ≤ [In] ≤ 400 AR316H 200 100 < [In] ≤ 200
800 400 < [In] ≤ 800 400 200 ≤ [In] ≤ 400
1250 630 < [In] ≤ 1250 800 400 < [In] ≤ 800
1600 800 ≤ [In] ≤ 1600 1250 630 < [In] ≤ 1250
AR220S 400 200 ≤ [In] ≤ 400 1600 800 ≤ [In] ≤ 1600
800 400 < [In] ≤ 800 AR320H 2000 1000 ≤ [In] ≤ 2000
1250 630 < [In] ≤ 1250 AR325H 2500 1250 ≤ [In] ≤ 2500
1600 800 ≤ [In] ≤ 1600 AR332H 3200 1600 ≤ [In] ≤ 3200
2000 1250 ≤ [In] ≤ 2000
AR325S 2500 1250 ≤ [In] ≤ 2500
AR332S 3200 1600 ≤ [In] ≤ 3200
AR440S 4000 2000 ≤ [In] ≤ 4000
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4 S Characteristic OCRs
Operation LED indicator

System alarm LED indicator
Undervoltage trip LED indicator
Reverse power trip LED indicator
Field test buttons

Reset button
Long time-delay trip pickup current setting dial Long time-delay trip time-delay setting dial
Short time-delay trip pickup current setting dial Short time-delay trip time-delay setting dial
INST or MCR selector switches
Instantaneous trip pickup current setting dial
ST ramp characteristic selector switch
1st stage pre-trip alarm pickup 1st stage pre-trip alarm
current setting dial time-delay setting dial
2nd stage pre-trip alarm pickup
current setting dial
Undervoltage trip pick-up voltage setting dial Undervoltage trip time-delay setting dial
Reverse power trip pickup power setting dial Reverse power trip time-delay setting dial
Protection
characteristics
S Type
OCR
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APR-10.4-TS remote monitoring and

control touchscreen
(Available late 2006)
In partnership with Terasaki, NHP introduces the APR-10.4-
TS remote monitoring and control touchscreen.
Using the popular 10.4” Bernecker + Rainer industrial touch
screen, NHP has engineered a generic approach for
monitoring and controlling MODBUS communications
ready Terasaki AR ACBs.
Indication, control and monitoring features

• A maximum of 12 ACBs can be networked via a 2 wire serial communications link
• ACBs networked to the APR-10.4-TS can be individually selected, indicating:
• Open/Close and trip status using written

indication and colour coded indication
• Line voltages (V12, V23, V31)
• Active power (kW)
• Reactive power (kVAr)
• Power factor (PF)
• Power consumption (kWh)
• Phase currents (l1, l2, l3, IN)
• Ground fault current (IG)
• Frequency (Hz)
• Nature of trip (LT, ST, INST, GF)
User design
• Users design their ACB switchboard layout in a single line diagram
• Each ACB and switchboard location can be labeled via the touch screen keyboard input interface
Dimension, mounting and installation

• Power supply: 24 V DC - 5 A, not electrically isolated (external source, NHP supplied)
• Weight: .7 kg
• 6 mounting brackets supplied as standard
• Dimensions: 260 (H), 323 (W), 78 (D)
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4 Specifications
OCR checker, 4th CT for neutral line
OCR checker, type ANU-1
The OCR checker allows easy checking of the long
time-delay trip, short time-delay trip, instantaneous
trip, ground fault trip functions and the pre-trip alarm
function of the OCR in the field. 1)
•Rating and specifications

Power supply AC 100/110 V, 50/60 Hz or
4 x AA alkaline batteries
Power consumption 3 W
Dimensions 101 (W) x 195 (H) x 44 (D) mm
Weight 400 g
Note: 1) Additional ANU-1 information page 43.
Current transformer for neutral line (separate type)
3 Pole ACBs
When using a 3-pole ACB with ground fault protection function to protect a 3-phase, 4-wire system against
ground fault, an external current transformer (CT) must be installed for the neutral line. NHP can provide this
neutral line CT as an option. Refer below for types and dimensions.
4 Pole ACBs
4-pole ACBs will have a similar measuring CT installed in place of the neutral line CT in an ACB when the
ground fault protection option is fitted. Therefore an external CT is not required.
Refer page 75 for wiring details
• Outlines dimension (mm) of CT for neutral line

AR208S, AR212S, AR216S AR220S, AR325S, AR332S, AR440S
AR212H, AR216H, AR316H AR220H, AR320H, AR325H, AR332H
Type prefix XCW 0840 LS Type prefix XEC 1604 LS

Rated 200 1250 Rated 1600 3200
Primary 400 1600 Primary 2000 4000
Current (A) 800 Current (A) 2500
Rated secondary current is 5 A Rated secondary current is 5 A
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Auxiliary switches, On - Off Cycle counter
ON-OFF cycle counter
The ON-OFF cycle counter is a mechanical 5-digit

readout that shows the number of ON-OFF cycles
the ACB has performed. Counter readings serve as a
guide for maintenance or inspection.
Auxiliary switches
TemPower 2 ACB auxiliary switches operate during the Type For general applications For very low voltage
ACBs ON/OFF operation. Connections to the auxiliary / current circuits 1)
switches are made via screw terminals. Push-on Tab AXR-004 4c –
terminal auxiliaries are available as an option. AXR-007 7c –
TemPower 2 auxiliary switches have change-over2) AXR-304 4c 3c
contacts and are available for general or low AXR-010 10c –
voltage/current applications. "General application" AXR-307 7c 3c
auxiliaries have silver plated contacts, while "low
voltage/current" types have gold plated contacts. The Ordering: depending on whether auxiliaries are
auxiliaries come in various configurations from 4C to required, any one of the above types can be specified
when ordering.
10C (4-10 changeover contacts). Low voltage/current
contacts 3) are available as 3C only, but always include Notes: 1) Suited to electronic circuits.
2
) The change-over contact configuration has 3
either 4C or 7C general application contacts. For terminals, one of which is a common terminal.
example: a 4C general application + 3C low A moving contact moves between the two other
voltage/current type is all contained within the same terminals providing either an open or closed contact.
3
) Different configurations of auxiliaries containing low
contact housing. Refer table right: voltage/current contacts are available on indent.
Refer NHP.
Category For general service For low voltage/current circuits

Voltage Resistive Inductive AC: cos ø ≥ 0.6 Resistive Inductive AC: cos ø ≥ 0.6 Minimum
load (A) load (A) DC: L/R ≤ 0.007 load (A) load (A) DC: L/R ≤ 0.007 load
AC100-250 V 5 5 0.1 0.01
AC 251-500 V 5 5 – –
DC 5 V 1 mA
DC 30 V 1 1 0.1 0.1
DC 125-250 V 1 1 – –
Notes: •Any contact chatter due the operation of the On/Off operation of the ACB will be less than 20 ms duration.
•For reliable auxiliary contact operation the voltage ratings should not be exceeded.
•The auxiliary switch operation sequence for a withdrawable ACB.
1. CONNECTED position - Both the main and control circuits are connected to the main power supply for normal service.
2. TEST position - The main power circuit is isolated, however the auxiliary control circuits remain connected. This position permits operation
testing without the need to open the switchboard door.
3. ISOLATED position - Both the main and auxiliary control circuits are fully isolated. The switchboard door does not need to be opened.
4. WITHDRAWN position - The switchboard door can now be opened so the breaker body can be fully withdrawn from the draw-out cradle.
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Key locks, key interlocks
Key lock Key interlock
Two types of key locks are available, one that can Key interlocking is a system of interlocking between
lock the ACB in the closed position, and another for ACBs, with each ACB fitted with a key lock designed
the open position. When an ACB is fitted with a key to lock the ACB in the OFF (contacts open) position.
lock, the operator cannot operate the ACB unless ■ A key must be inserted to release the lock before
using a matched key. the ACB can be closed.
■ The ACB must be opened and locked in the OFF
position before the key can be removed.
■ The other ACB that is not locked OFF can now be
closed.
By utilising the ACB lock OFF key lock feature, and
by providing users with a limited number of keys,
this method by default provides an effective and
reliable interlock system. Using the same keys also
allows interlocking between an ACB and other
devices (such as a switchboard door).
Key types Note: Key locks, Off Padlocks and Key Interlocks occupy the same
mounting space on an ACB. Therefore only one can be fitted at
any time. Off padlock – page 56.
NHP can fit the following lock types to TemPower 2
ACBs: > L & F / Fortress
> Ronis
> Castell
Unless specified otherwise, NHP will supply ACBs
fitted with the Fortress type H31 lock device. A key is
included. Multiple numbers of keys can be supplied,
or even no keys on request. NHP can also supply
locks keyed to specific codes on request.
Note: Key locks, Off Padlocks and Key Interlocks
occupy the same mounting space on an ACB.
Therefore only one can be fitted at any time. Off
padlock – page 56.
Example: Interlock for prevention of parallel feeding from two sources
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Interlocking - Cable type, Rod type
Mechanical interlock
TemPower 2 mechanical interlocks employ either cable or rod systems to provide positive interlocking
between two or three ACBs. To further enhance the system, electrical interlocking can be used.
Mechanical interlock types
■ 2 way cable interlock for 2 ACBs
■ 3 way cable interlock for 3 ACBs
■ 2 way vertical side mounting rod interlock for 2 ACBs
■ 3 way vertical, available as either a rod or cable type for 3 ACBs
1 CABLE Interlocking – horizontal, vertical or diagonal

Cable interlocking is the most flexible means of interlocking ACBs in terms of combinations and mounting
flexibility. Cable Interlocking is possible between any 3 or 4 pole frame size or combination of different frame
sizes within the TemPower 2 range. This is achieved through the use of cable as the form of interlock. ACBs
can be mounted diagonally, horizontally or vertically.
Cable interlocking can be used to obtain a variety of switching combinations between 2 or 3 ACBs.
• The simplest is between two ACBs using 2 cables. Either ACB "X" or "Y" can be closed. (Type C)
• In the case of 3 ACBs, called "X", "Y" and "Z", by using 4 cables, interlocking can be obtained
between X and Y, Y and Z, but not X and Z. (Type A)
• By using 6 cables, interlocking can be obtained
between "X", "Y" or "Z" in any combination. (Type B)
Distance between ACBs & Cable length
Cable lengths, or the distance the ACBs are apart can be
specified by customer order. Special pre-specified
lengths can range from 1 m up to 7 m. Otherwise NHP will supply
a “kit” consisting of two 3 meter cable lengths that can be cut to
the required length by the user. Multiple cable quantities can be
ordered for A & B interlocking.
Bend radius
The bend radius it the minimum diameter bend allowed that
maintains functionality. If the bend is less than 150 mm, the cable can jam against the outer protective sleeve.
The cable consists of a solid stainless steel wire inside a protective sleeve.
2 Vertical ROD interlocking

Rod interlocking is possible between any 3 or 4 pole frame size or combination of
different frame sizes within the TemPower 2 range. Rod interlocking is for mounting
ACBs vertically above one another only.
The minimum pitch can be 550 mm, the maximum 1200 mm. For any two ACBs
that require an exact pitch distance, please specify when ordering.
Rod interlocking can be used to obtain interlocking between 2 or 3 ACBs.

• The simplest is between two ACBs. Either ACB "A" or "B" can be closed.
• In the case of 3 ACBs, called "A", "B" and "C", interlocking can be
obtained between A and B, C and B, but not A and C. Contact NHP for
additional details.
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4 Specifications
Lifting plate, ON-OFF button cover, door flange,
control circuit terminal cover, IP cover
Lifting plate Control circuit terminal cover
Lifting plates are detachable tools that A control circuit terminal cover
can be used to lift a breaker body into protects the terminal blocks for
or out of a draw-out carriage when the auxiliary switches, position
ACB is in the fully withdrawn position. switches, and control circuits from
Lifting plates available on request. being accidentally touched from
the front, thus enhancing safety.
Terminal covers are supplied as
standard.
Door flange
A door flange is an aesthetically
attractive frame that covers around
the cutout a switchboard door or
ON-OFF button cover panel that the front of the ACB
protrudes through. Two types of
An ON-OFF button cover prevents door flange are available, an IP 20
inadvertent or unauthorised operation type and an IP 41 type which
of the ACBs ON or OFF button. It can includes a gasket. Door flanges are
be locked with up to three padlocks an option.
with ø 6 mm hasp. Padlocks are not
supplied. Button covers are supplied Note: A door flange cannot be used with a
fitted to ACBs as standard. door interlock.
Door flange dimensions (mm) & mounting detail
IP cover
An IP cover is a heavy-duty clear plastic
assembly with a hinged door that
provides an IP 55 grade of protection.
The IP cover door is held closed by 3
rotary latches, with each able to accept
a single padlock with a 6 mm diameter
hasp. The IP cover is mounted to a
switchboard door or panel, which is to
be opened to allow the ACB to be
inserted or fully withdrawn. Once fitted,
the IP cover becomes an integral part
of the switchboard door or panel, and
will remain in place at all times
irrespective of whether the ACB is in
the fully inserted in the CONNECTED, Note: Refer page 75
TEST or ISOLATED positions. IP covers for IP cover dimensions
are an option.
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OFF padlock, interpole barrier, Internally stored
drawout handle
OFF padlock Interpole barrier
This optional feature permits the ACB to be The rear connection inter-pole
padlocked in the OFF position. A maximum barrier set prevents a possible
of three padlocks with ø6 mm hasp can be short-circuit due to foreign
fitted. Padlocking is possible only when the objects entering between the
ACBs ON-OFF indicator shows OFF. When poles of the main circuit terminals
the ACB is padlocked in the OFF position, or between the line and load
both the ACBs manual and electrical closing ends, thus enhancing operational
operations become inoperative, though reliability of the ACB. This barrier
charging of the closing spring by manually cannot be fitted to ACBs that are
operating the charging lever or by the motor supplied with front connections
is still possible. The OFF padlock is installed or a reverse power trip function.
in the same position on the front of the Interpole barriers are optional.
breakers that is occupied by a Fortress or
Castell lock, and does not replace the
"position padlock" which is standard on
TemPower 2 ACBs irrespective.
Internally stored draw-out handle
This handle consists of 3 attached pivoted metal sections, meaning the handle is flexible. The handle
is normally stored inserted inside the ACB. While normally supplied with the door interlocking feature,
the handle can be supplied as an option on request.
This handle can be a replacement for the standard fixed handle supplied with all ACB bodies.
Standard drawout handle (BTDM0024A) Internally stored flexible handle (IH1679BAA)
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Earthing ACBs
An ACB used as a mains earthing device
An earthing ACB is primarily a safety device for A safe and relatively economical way to apply
personnel performing electrical maintenance. When system earthing during routine maintenance is via a
“live” main switchboards or associated downstream dedicated ACB that acts as an earthing path. The
distribution systems require maintenance or ACB would have a short circuit rating equal to the
modification, it is a critical requirement that safe system potential fault level. An earthing ACB
working conditions exist for people, and that effectively replaces the use of not so reliable safety
electrical equipment is protected. devices such as cables with “Alligator clips” etc being
used to connect busbar and other live parts to earth
Application
during maintenance.
During a typical maintenance period, the switchboard
To further clarify the point, an earthing ACB does
section being worked on will be isolated, or perhaps
not switch the main power off. Power is already
the whole switchboard. There is always a risk that an
switched off further upstream. An earthing ACB
unauthorised person may switch the power supply
simply acts as a solid, reliable, path for a potential
back “ON”, which could have lethal results.
earth fault current. Terasaki have designed a range
Even though it is possible to lock switching devices
of TemPower 2 ACBs for system earthing applications.
“OFF” to ensure that voltage is not applied to the
Either the incoming cables or busbars to the
circuit section being maintained, absolute safety can
switchboard can be grounded (figure 2) or the main
be maximised only if that particular section is
busbars on the load side of the ACBs only (figure 1).
SOLIDLY EARTHED during the maintenance period.
Earthing ACB Application
Figure 1. Figure 2.
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4 Specifications
Earthing ACBs
The modified TemPower 2 ACB - Earthing device (continued)

NHP can supply a completely modified dedicated the main phase connections. If the ACB has an OCR,
earthing ACB, parts and advice for on-site shunt trip or UVT, then they must be disabled while
conversion. The modified ACB is always a the breaker is acting as an earthing device. However
withdrawable type with modifications to the carriage in most applications NHP will supply a breaker which
and the ACB. The switchboard itself requires a is "Non Auto". That is, there is no OCR, and because
permanent special earth connection to the earthing these are earthing breakers, no shunt or UVTs. The
ACB carriage. The modified earthing ACB includes standard ACB "position indicator" is also modified to
either a line or load phase shorting bar, and an earth give the ACB two mechanically operated position
terminal. The ACB carriage is fitted with a dedicated indicators, called "ISOLATED" and "EARTH
earth terminal, which has a cluster connection similar CONNECT".
Obtaining the ACB from NHP or converting on site
NHP can supply a completely modified dedicated earthing device. This is because making and then
earthing ACB or if an existing breaker that is on site undoing the modification will take a number of
requires converting, some parts and instructions can hours, possibly using up valuable shutdown time.
be supplied. Though the conversion of an existing The carriage however is not such an issue, because
standard breaker can be performed on site, it is once modified for earthing applications it can be
probably more economical and practical to have a used with either a standard ACB or the modified
modified ACB on standby for regular use as an earthing ACB.
Using the earthing ACB
When the ACB body that has the earthing ACB, as the loss of control supply would cause the
modifications is inserted into the earthing chassis, it ACB to trip.
must be racked into the "EARTH CONNECT" position. It is always possible that an unauthorized person
Switching the ACB "ON" will then apply a solid earth may switch "ON" an alternate feed into the section
to the system. Figs 1 and 2 (previous page) show an receiving maintenance. In such cases it is necessary
ACB with incoming cables earthed and the for the earthed ACB to remain solidly closed during
switchboard busbars earthed respectively. It is vital the duration of the earth fault short circuit. This is so
that the ACB cannot be tripped by unauthorized that the other supply ACB will trip via its own OCR.
personnel during the maintenance period. In field It is for this reason the ACB and associated earthing
converted ACBs where an OCR and shunt may be connections must have a short-time rating equal to
fitted, in order to prevent the a trip occurring under the system fault level. TemPower 2 earthing device
any circumstances, the fitting of an earthing device short time ratings are available on request from NHP.
will automatically make the OCR and shunt trip Following the completion of maintenance work, the
inoperative. This is achieved by shorting out the OCR earthing ACB can be removed. The same ACB can
current transformer terminals and open circuiting the be left for further use, or have the earthing
shunt trip. There is also a padlockable shutter over modifications removed. A standard ACB can be
the mechanical trip button. It is also not safe to inserted into the same carriage for normal service.
include an under voltage trip (UVT) on an earthing
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4 Specifications
Operation environments
Standard environment
The standard environment for ACBs is as follows:
For operating temperatures higher than those shown
Ambient temperature -5 °C to +40 °C above, refer to the temperature derating or busbar
The average temperature connection chart found on page 81-86, or contact
for 24 hours must not NHP with special requirements.
exceed 35 °C
Relative humidity 45 % to 85 %
Altitude Below 2000 m
Atmosphere Excessive water vapor, oil

vapor, smoke, dust, or
corrosive gases must not
occur. Sudden changes in
temperature,
condensation levels, or
icing-up will affect the
operation of the ACB.
Example of an equipment enclosure

climate control system using COSMOTEC/STEGO
Switchboard heating and cooling systems products
COSMOTEC / STEGO Warning lamp
Standard AR ACBs can operate without special (Sirena)
treatment up to a relative humidity of 85 %. For

moisture conditions above this, other options such
as dehumidifiers, heating systems, fans and air GNF grill and filter vents
the warm air out of the
conditioners, can be used to control the enclosure (Cosmotec)
environment within a switchboard.
Controlling the ambient temperature within the
Thermostats
whole switchboard may often be a preferable FZK 01140 switches the
warning lamp (Cosmotec)
solution compared to special “moisture proofing” or KTS 01141 switches the
“cold climate” treatment of individual components GNV fan at the set
temperature
such as circuit breakers.
KTO 01140 regulates the
For a wide range of cabinet cooling and heating operating temperature of
the heater
systems, the NHP COSMOTEC & STEGO product
range could be considered. COSMOTEC & STEGO
products are supported and stocked by NHP.
COSMOTEC & STEGO products can be found in the HG PTC heater prevents
condensation in the
NHP Part A catalogue. enclosure (Stego)
GNV fan, grill and filter

draws the cooler external
air into the enclosure and
cools the internal
equipment (Cosmotec)
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5 Dimensions Index
Frame Size Amp Connection

Rating (A) Type Terminals Poles Page
AR208-AR220S AR212-220H 800-2000 Draw-out Horizontal 3 61
AR208-AR220S AR212-220H 800-2000 Draw-out Vertical 3 62
AR208-AR220S 800-2000 Front connect draw-out - 3 65



AR440S 4000 Draw-out Vertical 3 73

AR440S 4000 Draw-out Vertical 4 74
IP Cover 75
Note: It is possible to have the top row of terminals either all horizontal or vertical, while the bottom row
can be different. AR4 4000A is vertical only.
ersion
Latest v
e
Availabl
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AR216S/H 20
AR220S/H
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Notes: 1) Maximum amount of conductor overlap.

2) Projecting metal housing for draw-out arm.
3) The draw-out arm protrudes out when ACB is withdrawn.
4) Conductors including any mounting or connecting bolts should be
mounted no closer than 12.5 mm from the moving draw-out lever arm.
NOTE 5) A sidemount UVT controller box is required when the fixed type
The main terminal connection undervoltage trip is fitted with an AGR-110CR or non auto ACB
shows the permissible copper without an OCR. Refer box dimension as shown.
6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
connection area. A 12.5 mm
insulation distance is required 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
7) Refer page 55 for door flange cut-out details.
from any earth/metal near
* Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the reverse
the terminals.
power trip function.
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5) A sidemount UVT controller box is required when the fixed type
undervoltage trip is fitted with an AGR-110CR or non auto ACB
NOTE without an OCR. Refer box dimension as shown.
The main terminal connection
shows the permissible copper 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
insulation distance is required
the terminals.
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5 Dimensions (mm)

without an OCR. Refer box dimension as shown.
NOTE 6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
The main terminal connection 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
shows the permissible copper 7) On a 4 pole ACB the 'N' represents the neutral pole.
insulation distance is required * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the
reverse power trip function.
the terminals.
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The main terminal connection 6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
connection area. A 12.5 mm 7) On a 4 pole ACB the 'N' represents the neutral pole.
insulation distance is required 8) Refer page 55 for door flange cut-out details.
from any earth/metal near * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the
the terminals. reverse power trip function.
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NOTE
The main terminal connection 5) A sidemount UVT controller box is required when the fixed type
shows the permissible copper
insulation distance is required 6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
from any earth/metal near 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
the terminals. 7) Refer page 55 for door flange cut-out details.
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NOTE 5) A sidemount UVT controller box is required when the fixed type
The main terminal connection undervoltage trip is fitted with an AGR-110CR or non auto ACB
shows the permissible copper without an OCR. Refer box dimension as shown.
connection area. A 12.5 mm 6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
insulation distance is required 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
from any earth/metal near 7) On a 4 pole ACB the 'N' represents the neutral pole.
the terminals. 8) Refer page 55 for flange cut-out details.
* Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the
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connection area. A 12.5 mm 7) Refer page 55 for door flange cut-out details.
insulation distance is required * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the reverse
from any earth/metal near power trip function.
the terminals.
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connection area. A 12.5 mm 7) Refer page 55 for door flange cut-out details.
insulation distance is required * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the reverse
from any earth/metal near power trip function.
the terminals.
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NOTE 6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
The main terminal connection 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
7) On a 4 pole ACB the 'N' represents the neutral pole.
shows the permissible copper
8) Refer page 55 for flange cut-out details.
the terminals.
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NOTE
40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
The main terminal connection 7) On a 4 pole ACB the 'N' represents the neutral pole.
shows the permissible copper 8) Refer page 55 for flange cut-out details.
connection area. A 12.5 mm * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the
insulation distance is required reverse power trip function.
the terminals.
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NOTE
The main terminal connection 7) Refer page 55 for door flange cut-out details.
shows the permissible copper * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the reverse
connection area. A 12.5 mm power trip function.
the terminals.
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NOTE mounted no closer than 12.5 mm from the moving draw-out lever arm.
The main terminal connection
shows the permissible copper undervoltage trip is fitted with an AGR-110CR or non auto ACB
connection area. A 12.5 mm without an OCR. Refer box dimension as shown.
from any earth/metal near 7) On a 4 pole ACB the 'N' represents the neutral pole.
the terminals. 8) Refer page 55 for flange cut-out details.
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NOTE
The main terminal connection without an OCR. Refer box dimension as shown.
shows the permissible copper 6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
connection area. A 12.5 mm 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
insulation distance is required 7) Refer page 55 for door flange cut-out details.
from any earth/metal near * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the reverse
the terminals. power trip function.
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NOTE undervoltage trip is fitted with an AGR-110CR or non auto ACB
The main terminal connection without an OCR. Refer box dimension as shown.
shows the permissible copper 6) Draw-out ACBs operation above 500 V AC require an arc space of
connection area. A 12.5 mm 40 mm above the ACB. This brings the total requirement to 550 mm.
7) On a 4 pole ACB the 'N' represents the neutral pole.
8) Refer page 55 for flange cut-out details.
the terminals. * Contact NHP for outline dimension of ACBs fitted with the
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IP Cover (mm)
Tempower AGR-1/2 Type with ground fault-wiring
External neutral sensor (4th CT)

An external neutral 4th CT is required for a 3 pole breaker whenever an earth
fault option is installed in an acb operating on a 3 phase, 4 line system.
Refer page 51 for CT dimensions
Notes: 1) CT wire K-19, L-29.

2
) If the ACB is reverse fed, the external CT (L) is to face the line side of the ACB.
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6 OCR & accessory control wiring

AGR11 & non auto types
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6 Advanced OCR (AGR-21, 22)

OCR & Accessory control wiring
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7 Technical data
Dielectric strength, internal resistance,
power consumption, weights
Dielectric strength
Rated
impulse
withstand
voltage
Circuit Withstand voltage (at 50/60 Hz) Uimp
Main circuit Between terminals, AC3500V for 1 min. 12 kV
terminal group to earth
Auxiliary switches For general service Terminal group to earth AC2500V for 1 min. 6 kV
Control circuits
For microload Terminal group to earth AC2000V for 1 min. 4 kV

Position switches Terminal group to earth AC2000V for 1 min. 4 kV
Over current release (OCR) Terminal group to earth AC2000V for 1 min. 4 kV
Power supply for undervoltage/ Terminal group to earth AC2500V for 1 min. 6 kV
reverse power trip function
Other accessories Terminal group to earth AC2000V for 1 min. 4 kV
Note: The values shown above are those measured on phase connections and cannot be applied to control
terminals on the ACB.
Internal resistance and power consumption
Standard series
Type AR208S AR212S AR216S AR220S AR325S AR332S AR440S
Rated current (A) 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000
DC internal resistance per pole (mΩ) 0.030 0.030 0.028 0.024 0.014 0.014 0.014
AC power consumption for 3 poles (W) 170 310 350 490 600 780 1060
High fault series

Type AR212H AR216H AR220H AR316H AR320H AR325H AR332H
Rated current (A) 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
DC internal resistance per pole (mΩ) 0.024 0.024 0.024 0.014 0.014 0.014 0.014
AC power consumption for 3 poles (W) 260 350 490 310 430 600 780
TemPower 2 Weights - 3 and 4 pole
Cat. No. AR208-212S AR216S AR220S AR325S AR332S AR440S AH50C AH60C
AR212H AR316H AR332H
AR216H AR320H
AR220H AR325H
No. of Poles 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 4P 3P 3P
Approx. Body &

Weights (kg) carriage 73 86 76 90 79 94 105 125 105 125 139 176 345 355
Front & rear connect Body
withdrawable only 45 51 46 52 46 52 56 68 56 68 71 92 179 185
Carriage
only 28 35 30 38 33 42 49 57 49 57 68 84 166 170
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TemPower 2 busbar connection sizings
■ The temperatures shown represent the °C ambient Example of a typical selection situation:
temperature inside a switchboard where the ACB is ■ Draw out ACB ■ Horizontal connections
installed ■ 50 °C ambient temperature
■ Busbars are to be of high conducting copper
■ Service current to be 1600 A
■ The maximum permissible busbar temperature is 100 °C
Solution:
■ Spacers must be used where multiple busbars are
Refer to the table for horizontal connections.
connected By looking at the 50 °C column & 1600 A row, the
For example, 6.3 mm spacers for 6.3 mm busbars and ACB required would need to be an AR216S 1600 A
10 mm spacers for 10 mm busbars ACB, with 3 x 63 mm by 6.3 mm or 2 x 50 mm by
10 mm busbars connected.
HORIZONTAL connections for a DRAW OUT ACB
Max.
service 40 °C 50 °C 60 °C
amps ACB 6.3 mm Bar 10 mm Bar ACB 6.3 mm Bar 10 mm Bar ACB 6.3 mm Bar 10 mm Bar
800 AR208S 1 - 63 x 6.3 1 - 50 x 10 AR208S 1 - 63 x 6.3 1 - 50 x 10 AR208S 2 - 40 x 6.3 1 - 50 x 10
1000 AR212H 2 - 63 x 6.3 2 - 50 x 10 AR212H 3 - 50 x 6.3 2 - 50 x 10 AR212H 3 - 50 x 6.3 2 - 50 x 10
1400 AR216S/H 2 - 63 x 6.3 2 - 50 x 10 AR216S/H 3 - 50 x 6.3 2 - 50 x 10 AR216S/H 3 - 50 x 6.3 2 - 50 x 10
2000 AR220S/H 4 - 63 x 6.3 3 - 63 x 10 AR220S/H 5 - 63 x 6.3 3 - 63 x 10 AR325S/H - 3 - 80 x 10
2000 AR320H 4 - 63 x 6.3 3 - 63 x 10 AR320H 5 - 63 x 6.3 3 - 63 x 10 AR320H - 3 - 80 x 10
2200 AR325S/H 4 - 80 x 6.3 3 - 63 x 10 AR325S/H 4 - 80 x 6.3 3 - 80 x 10 AR325S/H - 3 - 80 x 10
2500 AR325S/H - 3 - 80 x 10 AR325S/H - 4 - 80 x 10 AR332S/H - 4 - 80 x 10
2800 AR332S/H - 4 - 80 x 10 - - - - - -
VERTICAL connections for a DRAW OUT ACB

Max.
service 40 °C 50 °C 60 °C
amps ACB 6.3 mm Bar 10 mm Bar ACB 6.3 mm Bar 10 mm Bar ACB 6.3 mm Bar 10 mm Bar
4000 AR440S 4 - 160 x 6.3 4 - 100 x 10 AR440S 4 – 160 x 6.3 4 - 100 x 10 - - -
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Busbar connection supports
Busbar connection supports
The busbars to the ACB should be firmly supported near the ACB terminal. Fault current flow through the
busbars develops a large electromatic force between the busbars, and the support must be strong enough
to withstand such forces. The ACB terminals should not be relied upon as a busbar support.
The maximum distance of the connection point of ACB to the first busbar support.
Short-circuit current (kA) 30 50 65 80 100

Distance Type AR2 300 250 150 150 -
L (mm) Type AR3, AR4 350 300 250 150 150
The above connection recommendations are applicable to vertical, horizontal and front ACB types.
Horizontal terminals Vertical terminals
Front connections
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Derating table - when the temperature inside a switchboard is known
Standard series AR-S
Based Ambient Type AR208S AR212S AR216S AR220S AR325S AR332S AR440S
standards temperature Connecting 2x50x6.3 2x80x6.3 2x100x6.3 3x100x6.3 2x100x10 3x100x10 4x150x6
(º C) bar sizes
IEC 60947-2 40 (Standard ambient 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000
AS/NZS 3947.2 temperature)
45 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000

50 800 1250 1600 2000 2500 3200 4000
55 800 1250 1600 1820 2500 2990 4000
60 800 1250 1460 1740 2400 2850 3760
Note: The values are applicable for both Draw-out type.
The values of AR208S and AR212S are for horizontal terminals on both line and load side.
The values of AR216S AR220S, AR325S and AR440S are for vertical terminals on both line and load side.
Above figures are subject to the design of the switchboard and the ratings of the busbars.
High fault series AR-H
Based Ambient Type AR212H AR216H AR220H AR316H AR320H AR325H AR332H
standards temperature Connecting 2x80x6.3 2x100x6.3 3x100x6.3 2x100x6.3 3x100x6.3 2x100x10 3x100x10
(º C) bar sizes
IEC 60947-2 40 (Standard ambient 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
AS/NZS 3947.2 temperature)
45 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
50 1250 1600 2000 1600 2000 2500 3200
55 1250 1600 1820 1600 2000 2500 2990
60 1250 1550 1740 1600 2000 2500 2850
Note: The values are for vertical terminals on both line and load side.
Above figures are subject to the design of the switchboard and the ratings of the busbars.
Derating table - when the temperature inside a switchboard is unknown

In such an installation, reduction of the rated current of the ACB (derating) is necessary since ventilation is
usually poor and because of the existence of other heat generating devices such as busbars.
The degree to which ACB derating is necessary depends upon the size and arrangement of busbars and ACB
connections, the size of the switchboard compartment where the ACB is mounted, the switchboard enclosure
size, the degree of the enclosure ventilation, as well as other environmental factors.
The following tables can be used as a general guide to rating ACBs in an enclosure. It is possible however that
varying conditions or the addition of other heat producing devices or even obstructions within the enclosure
may require additional derating or an increased level at ventilation.
As a guide for ACB derating, the rated current data is shown here for typical switchboard compartments, and
the data is based on the temperature rise limits specified below.
Standard Ambient temperature Contacts Terminals
IEC 40 ºC 90 ºC 70 ºC
The following tables indicate the rated currents for ACBs when the enclosure internal temperature is unknown,
but the external temperature is known. This data is based on the results of temperature tests carried out by
installing AR ACBs into an enclosure 2300H x 700W x 1000D.
The following is a typical example:
■ ACB type: AR216S (1600 A) with horizontal terminals
■ ACB position: Top, when 3 ACBs are installed vertically
■ Ventilation area: 2400 cm2 for both the ACB and busbar zone (cut-out or vent size)
■ Zone ventilation: Referring to the diagrams below, in this case the ventilation can be front or rear
■ Outside temperature: 50 ºC Front and rear ventilation
ACB zone Busbar zone

Result: The derating required for the AR ACB is 50 A, which reduces Ventilation Ventilation
the breaker to a 1500 A capability. By way of example, this derating is Vents Vents
substantially less than that which would have been required for the
equivalent previous Terasaki series “AT” ACB (1330 A)
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Enclosed deratings - applicable when the internal temperature is unknown
Type Enclosure Busbar ACB ACB ACB Zone Busbar Zone Rated Temperature outside
size size Qty position Ventilation Ventilation current enclosure Deg C
vent (cm2) 2) vent (cm2) 2)
A 35 40 45 50 55
0 0 800 800 800 800 800
150 300 800 800 800 800 800
1 300 600 800 800 800 800 800
0 0 800 800 800 800 800
150 300 800 800 800 800 800
300 600 800 800 800 800 800
TOP 0 0 800 800 800 800 800
150 300 800 800 800 800 800
2 ACB
700 w 300 600 800 800 800 800 800
1000 d horizontal BOT. 0 0 800 800 800 800 800
AR208S 2300 h 2 bars 150 300 800 800 800 800 800
465 a 40 x 6.3 ACB 300 600 800 800 800 800 800 800
TOP 0 0 800 800 800 800 800
150 300 800 800 800 800 800
ACB
vertical 300 600 800 800 800 800 800
1 bar MID. 0 0 800 800 800 800 800
63 x 6.3 3 150 300 800 800 800 800 800
ACB 300 600 800 800 800 800 800
BOT. 0 0 800 800 800 800 800
150 300 800 800 800 800 800
ACB 300 600 800 800 800 800 800
0 0 1200 1150 1100 1050 1000
0 1200 1250 1250 1250 1250 1200
1 1200 2400 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
0 0 1230 1190 1140 1090 1040
0 1200 1250 1250 1250 1250 1230
AR212S/H 1200 2400 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
1
) TOP 0 0 1140 1100 1050 1000 950
0 1200 1250 1250 1250 1230 1170
2 ACB 1250
2400 2400 1250 1250 1250 1250 1210
horizontal BOT. 0 0 1170 1130 1080 1030 980
2 bars 0 1200 1250 1250 1250 1250 1180
63 x 6.3 ACB
2400 2400 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
TOP 0 0 1080 1040 990 950 900
0 1200 1250 1250 1190 1140 1080
vertical ACB 2400 2400 1250 1250 1240 1180 1120
2 bar MID. 0 0 1100 1060 1010 960 920
63 x 6.3 3 0 1200 1250 1250 1210 1150 1100
ACB
2400 2400 1250 1250 1250 1220 1160
BOT. 0 0 1120 1080 1030 980 930
0 1200 1250 1250 1230 1170 1110
ACB 2400 2400 1250 1250 1250 1250 1190
Notes: 1) Some AR-H deratings can be less than indicated. Contact NHP for details.
2
) This figure indicates the vent or cut-out size required in the switchboard, for adequate ventilation.
to occur. For example: a value of 300 cm2 could represent a cut-out size of 3 cm high x 100 cm wide. (3 x 100 = 300 cm2).
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vent (cm2) 2) vent (cm2) 2) A 35 40 45 50 55
0 0 1460 1420 1370 1320 1270
0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1570
1 1200 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1580
0 0 1540 1500 1440 1380 1320
0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1590
1200 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
TOP 0 0 1360 1320 1270 1230 1180
AR216S/H 0 1200 1600 1600 1560 1500 1450
2 ACB
1
) 700 w 2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1570
1000 d horizontal BOT. 0 0 1410 1370 1330 1270 1230
2300 h 3 bars 0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1570 1510
465 a 63 x 6.3 ACB 2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1580
TOP 0 0 1250 1210 1170 1120 1080
0 1200 1520 1480 1430 1380 1320
ACB
vertical 2400 2400 1600 1600 1550 1500 1440
2 bars MID. 0 0 1280 1240 1200 1150 1110
80 x 6.3 3 0 1200 1570 1520 1470 1410 1360
ACB 2400 2400 1600 1600 1570 1510 1460
BOT. 0 0 1320 1280 1240 1190 1150
0 1200 1600 1570 1520 1460 1410
ACB 2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1550 1490
0 0 1690 1640 1580 1530 1470
0 1200 2000 2000 1950 1880 1810
1 1200 2400 2000 2000 2000 1950 1880
AR220S/H 0 0 1770 1710 1660 1600 1540
1
) 0 1200 2000 2000 1990 1920 1850
1200 2400 2000 2000 2000 2000 1930
TOP 0 0 1570 1520 1470 1420 1370
0 1200 1930 1870 1800 1740 1680
ACB
2 2400 2400 2000 2000 2000 1950 1880 1810
horizontal BOT. 0 0 1640 1590 1530 1480 1420
5 bars 0 1200 2000 1940 1880 1810 1740
63 x 6.3 ACB
2400 2400 2000 2000 1980 1910 1840
TOP 0 0 1440 1390 1350 1300 1250
0 1200 1770 1710 1660 1600 1540
vertical ACB
2400 2400 1910 1850 1790 1730 1660
2 bars MID. 0 0 1480 1430 1390 1340 1290
125 x 6.3 3 0 1200 1820 1760 1710 1650 1580
ACB
2400 2400 1940 1880 1820 1750 1690
BOT. 0 0 1530 1480 1430 1380 1330
0 1200 1870 1810 1750 1690 1630
ACB
2400 2400 1980 1920 1850 1790 1720
Notes: 1) Some AR-H deratings can be less than indicated. Contact NHP for details.
2
) This figure indicates the vent or cut-out size required in the switchboard, for adequate ventilation
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7 Technical data
vent (cm2) 1) vent (cm2) 1)
A 35 40 45 50 55
0 0 1600 1600 1570 1520 1460
0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
1 1200 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
0 0 1600 1600 1600 1580 1520
0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
1200 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
TOP 0 0 1560 1520 1460 1410 1360
AR316H 0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
2 ACB
700 w 2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
1000 d horizontal BOT. 0 0 1600 1570 1530 1460 1410
2300 h 3 bars 0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
ACB 1600
465 a 63 x 6.3 2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
TOP 0 0 1440 1390 1340 1290 1240
0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1580 1520
ACB
vertical 2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
2 bars MID. 0 0 1470 1420 1380 1320 1270
80 x 6.3 3 0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1560
ACB
2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
BOT. 0 0 1520 1470 1426 1360 1320
0 1200 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
ACB
2400 2400 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600
0 0 1860 1800 1740 1680 1620
0 1200 2000 2000 2000 2000 1990
1 1200 2400 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
0 0 1950 1880 1820 1760 1690
AR320H 0 1200 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
1200 2400 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
TOP 0 0 1720 1670 1620 1560 1500
0 1200 2000 2000 2000 1910 1850
2 ACB
2400 2400 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
horizontal
BOT. 0 0 1800 1750 1680 1630 1560
5 bars 2000
0 1200 2000 2000 2000 2000 1910
6.3 x 6.3 ACB 2400 2400 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
TOP 0 0 1580 1530 1480 1430 1370
0 1200 1950 1880 1830 1760 1700
vertical ACB
2400 2400 2000 2000 1970 1900 1830
2 bars
MID. 0 0 1630 1570 1530 1470 1420
125 x 6.3
3 0 1200 2000 1940 1880 1820 1740
ACB 2400 2400 2000 1860
2000 2000 1920
BOT. 0 0 1700 1630 1600 1520 1460
0 1200 2000 2000 1920 1860 1800
ACB 2400 2400 2000 2000 2000 1970 1900
1
Note: ) This figure indicates the vent or cut-out size required in the switchboard, for adequate ventilation
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7 Technical data
vent (cm2) 2) vent (cm2) 2) A 35 40 45 50 55
0 0 1950 1880 1800 1720 1630
0 1200 2390 2300 2200 2100 2000
1 1200 2400 2500 2450 2360 2250 2140
0 0 2180 2100 2010 1920 1820
0 1200 2500 2460 2360 2250 2130
1200 2400 2500 2500 2480 2370 2250
TOP 0 0 1820 1750 1680 1600 1520
AR325S/H 1) 0 1200 2200 2120 2030 1940 1840
2 ACB
700 w 2400 2400 2440 2350 2250 2150 2040
1000 d horizontal BOT. 0 0 2050 1970 1880 1800 1710
2300 h 5 bars 0 1200 2450 2360 2260 2150 2050
465 a 80 x 6.3 ACB 2400 2400 2500 2500 2500 2420 2310 2190
TOP 0 0 1690 1630 1560 1480 1410
0 1200 2060 1980 1890 1800 1710
ACB
vertical 2400 2400 2300 2210 2110 2010 1910
4 bars MID. 0 0 1840 1770 1690 1610 1530
80 x 6.3 3 0 1200 2210 2130 2030 1940 1840
ACB 2400 2400 2410 2320 2220 2110 2010
BOT. 0 0 1980 1910 1820 1740 1650
0 1200 2370 2280 2180 2080 1970
ACB 2400 2400 2500 2430 2320 2210 2100
0 0 2320 2230 2130 2040 1930
0 1200 2830 2720 2600 2480 2360
1 1200 2400 3060 2940 2810 2680 2550
0 0 2590 2490 2380 2270 2160
AR332S/H 1) 0 1200 3030 2910 2790 2660 2520
1200 2400 3180 3060 2930 2790 2650
TOP 0 0 3200 2160 2080 1990 1900 1800
700 w
0 1200 2620 2520 2410 2300 2190
1000 d 2 ACB
2400 2400 2900 2790 2670 2550 2420
2300 h vertical
BOT. 0 0 2430 2340 2240 2140 2030
465 a 4 bars
0 1200 2920 2810 2690 2570 2440
125 x 6.3 ACB
2400 2400 3120 3000 2870 2740 2600
0 0 2810 2730 2630 2540 2450
0 1200 3430 3330 3220 3100 2990
vertical
AR440S 1 1200 2400 4000 3710 3640 3480 3360 3230
4 bars
0 0 3140 3050 2950 2840 2740
160 x 6.3
0 1200 3670 3560 3440 3320 3190
1200 2400 3870 3750 3620 3500 3360
1
Note: ) Some AR-H deratings can be less than indicated. Contact NHP for details.
2
) This figure indicates the vent or cut-out size required in the switchboard, for adequate ventilation
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8 Ordering Data
About TemPower 2 AR ACB ordering:
TemPower 2 ACBs are locally assembled by NHP and can be supplied with many variations and options to
suit specific end user applications. The list below represents typical specifications to be considered at the
time of ordering:
1. ACB type and current rating
2. Number of poles
3. Main circuit and control circuit voltage and frequency
4. Operating temperatures
5. Type of mounting. For example: Draw-out type ACB
6. Terminal arrangements. For example rear connect vertical or horizontal main terminals. Front connect
terminals are also an option.
7. Type of charging. Manual lever (standard) or motor operated. If a motor is chosen then the operating
voltage has to be specified.
8. The OCR (Over-current relay or "release"). The OCR type needs to be chosen depending on the
requirements of the installation. NHP / Terasaki have as standard "LSI" OCRs in all ACBs. Basic AGR-
11L OCRs are available with or without ground fault.
For feature details covering basic OCRs and more advanced OCRs with features such as
communications ability, LCD displays plus other options, please refer to page 34-42.
9. Electrical tripping devices: Other options such as Shunt trips, Under voltage releases, or capacitor
trips need to be considered.
10. Other accessories, some of which are:

■ ON-OFF cycle counter ■ IP 55 cover
■ Auxiliary switch type ■ OFF padlock
■ Key lock devices – standard or L&F etc. ■ Door flange
■ Mechanical interlocks
11. Contact your NHP sales office for any other special requirements such as service or repair, retrofitting,
spare parts, test reports etc.
12. Prices: Contact your NHP sales office for pricing.
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8 Ordering form Please check boxes with a cross, plus order

details & voltages etc, where appropriate
Customer Name
ORDERING DETAILS
Contact
Project Name
Customer Order No.
Requested Delivery Date
AR208S AR212S AR216S AR220S AR325S AR332S AR440S
AR212H AR216H AR220H
ACB TYPE AR316H AR320H AR325H AR332H
3 Pole 4 Pole Draw-Out (standard) ACB Qty
TERMINALS Top Horizontal terminals Vertical terminals Front terminals

Bottom Horizontal terminals Vertical terminals Front terminals
Main circuit safety shutter padlock Main circuit safety shutter STD
DRAW-OUT OPTIONS
Auxiliary switch AXR (4C std.) Other (AXR- Control circuit safety shutter STD
Position switch (ALR-1111P) Other (ALR- Control circuit terminal cover STD
Door interlock Auto spring discharge STD
Draw-out handle STD
Manual charging
CLOSING OPTIONS
Motor charging supply voltage V AC DC LRC V AC DC
Note: Motor + LRC supply voltage must be common on the same ACB when OCR AGR-21 or AGR-22 is fitted.
OCR AGR-11 AGR-21 AGR-22
(Overcurrent relay) AGR-11L-PS AGR-21L-PG AGR-22L-PS
AGR-11L-PG AGR-21L-PGU AGR-22L-PGU
AGR-21S-PRU (Gen. Spec. required) AGR-22S-PRU (Gen. Spec.
required)
Other Other Other
Communications for AGR21 or AGR22 Modbus Other (Contact NHP)

Mains 3 phase voltage V AC. This voltage is required whenever AGR21 or AGR22 OCRs are used
Control power AC 100-120 V DC 100-125 V DC 24 V
AC 200-240 V ) Common
DC 100-250 V
) Common DC 48 V
) Common
Rated primary current [Ict] A OCR checker (ANU-1) (Qty)
Neutral CT ground fault (if applicable) Neutral protection (if applicable)
GENERATOR Generator full load current (A)

SPECIFICATIONS
Shunt trip V AC DC Capacitor trip
TRIPPING OPTIONS
UVT trip V AC Instantaneous Time delayed
Note: When using an AGR-11 OCR, if a shunt and UVT are required together, contact NHP.
ACCESSORIES Off padlock

Key Interlock (code) Lock Fortress (standard) Castell Ronis
Mechanical interlock Vertical rod type ACB Pitch mm
Cable type A-type
B-type
C-type
Door flange IP 20 IP 41 Interpole barriers
IP Cover IP 55 Remote operational panel (APR-1)
Close/Open cycle counter Test jumper lead (Qty)
Mal-insertion device type 1 A, other Position padlock STD
Lifting plates Operation button covers STD
Instruction manual STD
Test report STD
Quote Reference No. Sales Order No.

OFFICE USE ONLY
Ordering Branch/Agent
Prepared by Date completed
Works Order No - Carriage Body
Planned Delivery - Carriage Body
Total Nett Carriage $ each Body $ each
Notes or special
requirements
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0 0 0 A
10, tral
Neu
Frame size 6300

Type AH-60C
Number of poles 5 (3 pole + N + N)
Rated current In [A] IEC 6300
Neutral pole amperes frame [A] 10000
Rated primary current of overcurrent trip devices [lct] (A) 6300
Rated current of overcurrent trip device [lo] (A) 1) 2500 ≤ Io ≤ 6300
AC RATED INSULATION VOLTAGE [Ui] 1000
Rated operational voltage [Ue] 690
AC RATED BREAKING CAPACITY sym. RMS [kA]/making cap. (kA peak)
IEC 60947-2 with INST lcu (lcs = 100 % lcu) 690 V 85 / 187
600 V 85 / 187
500 V 120 / 264
Up to 415 V 120 / 264
With MICR 690 V 85 / 187
600 V 85 / 187
Up to 500 V 120 / 264
Without INST 690 V 70 / 154
Up to 600 V 70 / 154
Other ratings
RATED IMPULSE WITHSTAND VOLTAGE (Uimp) [kV] 8
RATED SHORT TERM CURENT RMS [kA] [lcw] 1 sec 120
3 sec 70
Latching current RMS (kA) 70
Total breaking time (s) 0.03
UTILISATION CATEGORY B
Rated close time
Spring charged operation Spring charging time (sec) max. 10
Close time (mSec) 40
OUTLINE DIMENSIONS (mm)
W 1126
H 685
D 780
pole pitch 190
Weight (kg) 580
Note: 1) Advanced AGR TemPower 2 overcurrent relays can be fitted.
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Motor Control
NHP’s beginnings span back to 1968, when company founder, Nigel H Peck, had a vision to
Major Australian Offices
create a 100 % Australian owned and operated switchgear company. In a market dominated Microelettrica
by large internationals, Nigel seized the opportunity to offer Australian customers

unprecedented service and a wide range of quality products.
At NHP, our focus on service and quality
has enabled us to evolve from a small
business of only 15 employees, to a
prominent company with over 500 Power Distribution
employees and offices in 14 key
Sydney
locations throughout Australia and New
Zealand.
Today, NHP sources quality products
from over 50 specialist manufacturers
worldwide based on the carefully Innovators in Protection Technology
researched needs and requirements of
Head Office Complex - Richmond, Melbourne

Australasian industry. Our product s.r.l. wöhner
Brisbane
offerings encompass the key areas of:
• Motor Control • Safety & Protection • Monitoring & Display

• Power Distribution • Power Quality • Enclosures & Termination
• Automation & Communication • Hazardous Location • Contractor Products
Automation and Safety
• Control & Switching • Sensing & Detection
NHP serves a diverse range of customers and specifiers: from electrical contractors, Perth
electrical wholesalers, original equipment manufacturers, engineering consultants,

switchboard manufacturers to a variety of end users (e.g., mining, manufacturing, electrical
and gas utilities and agriculture just to name a few).
Bernecker + Rainer
NHP goes to great lengths to deliver the
highest level of service to all of our
customer groups. We have recognised
that it not only takes world class Adelaide
facilities to deliver this – but also a world
class team of dedicated personnel.
New Zealand Offices
With the largest product management,
technical & engineering support and
sales team in the Australasian electrical Control and Panel Products
National Distribution and Manufacturing Facility -
industry, we are fully equipped to
Laverton, Melbourne
provide customers with product and
application solutions, application troubleshooting advice, field service and after-sales
support - NHP’s quality ‘value add’. Further more, our “Emergency Breakdown Service” is
available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Manufacturing facilities for
Auckland
emergency product conversion, adaptation and fast track manufacturing are available in all
of our branches across Australia and New Zealand.
At NHP, our policy of “on time-in full” supply requires expansive stock holdings located close
to customers, coupled with an extensive distribution network, ensuring that product
is available when and where our customers need it. Our “National Distribution
and Manufacturing Centre” in Laverton, located between the shipping terminal and
airport, facilitates our ability to value add and customise as required to suit specific
customers needs. Christchurch
NHP’s commitment to quality and service continues today and into the future and underpins
our primary focus - passion for the customer.
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TP-C2 06-142_cover 2/8/06 3:43 PM Page 1

AR AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER Innovators in Protection Technology

TECHNICAL SELECTION CATALOGUE

NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION AND NEWCASTLE

by large internationals, Nigel seized the opportunity to offer Australian customers

researched needs and requirements of

Head Office Complex - Richmond, Melbourne

• Motor Control • Safety & Protection • Monitoring & Display

electrical wholesalers, original equipment manufacturers, engineering consultants,

Types of Mounting & Connections 25-26

Accessories - Optional & Standard 27-31

Trip Devices 32-33

Over-current Releases 34-49

Other Accessories 50-56

Earthing ACBs 57-58

6. Circuit Diagrams 76-79

7. Technical Data 80-87

8. Ordering Data & Form 88-89

The Terasaki TemPower 2

• New AR-H high kA types

• New remote monitoring

• LCD display OCR’s

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASTA Certification Services

The AR air circuit double breaker

Very compact dimensions. UNIQUE PATENTED double contact

Field replaceable main

Double insulated front body.

Time 2 switch over to

The smallest depth in the world with a 1 second Icw at 65 kA

Standard series Standard series

Increased accessibility from the front

Connection to the main circuit

level of line harmonics in

Breaker fixing bolt (optional)

No extra arc space required, Main contact

Very fast interruption by

Simplified and stronger

AGR2 overcurrent relay closing/tripping circuitry - no

Fully rated Neutral (4th) pole

New Selectivity capabilities L Long time delay

Terasaki are so concerned about

Rated breaking With INST trip function

A substantial improvement in mechanical life

The TemPower 2 series is equipped with an RMS sensing

Overload protection Reversed power trip function

Two channel pre-trip alarm Adjustable undervoltage

N-phase protection Advanced LCD display,

Why use a separate panel mounted protection relay

In partnership with Terasaki, NHP introduces the APR-10.4-TS remote

TemPower 2 can be equipped with a communication interface unit

Network interface I/O specifications

Note: 1) This unit attaches to the side of an ACB carriage.

Over-current release Spring charge indicator

Spring charging handle

Key lock location

Position padlock Draw-out release button

Benefits for the Switch Board Manufacturer

Benefits for Specifiers and Consultants

Benefits for the End User

■ Vertical, horizontal or front connections

Standard AR-S and High kA AR-H types 1) 4) 3)

OCR types and catalogue numbers 2)

For additional technical information