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7.2 Special Tests for Systems and RCDs
7.2.1 Testing Systems and RCCBs
with Rising Residual Current (AC)
for Type AC, A/F, B/B+ and EV, MI RCDs
Measuring Method
The instrument generates a continuously rising residual current of
(0.3 ... 1.3) IΔN within the system for the testing of RCDs.
The instrument stores the touch voltage and tripping current val-
ues which were measured at the moment tripping of the RCCB
occurred, and displays them.
One of the touch voltage limit values, UL=25V or U
L=50/65V,
can be selected for measurement with rising residual current.
Select the Measuring Function
Connection
Setting Parameters for IF
Start Measurement
Measuring Sequence
After the measuring sequence has been started, the test current
generated by the instrument is continuously increased starting at
0.3 times nominal residual current, until the RCCB is tripped. This
can be observed by viewing gradual filling of the triangle at IΔ.
If touch voltage reaches the selected limit value (UL=65V, 50V
or 25 V) before the RCCB is tripped, safety shut-down occurs.
The LIMIT LED lights up red.
Note
Safety Shut-down: At up to 70 V, a safety shut-down is
tripped within 3 seconds in accordance with IEC 61010.
If the RCCB is not tripped before the rising current reaches nomi-
nal residual current IΔN, the LIMIT LED lights up red.
Attention!
!
If bias current is present within the system during mea-
surement, it’s superimposed onto the residual current
which is generated by the instrument and influences
measured values for touch voltage and tripping current.
See also section 7.1.
Evaluation
According to DIN VDE 0100-600, rising residual current must,
however, be used for measurements in the evaluation of RCDs,
and touch voltage at nominal residual current IΔN must be calcu-
lated from the measured values.
The faster, more simple measuring method should thus be taken
advantage of (see section 7.1).
7.2.2 Testing Systems and RCCBs with Rising Residual Current
(AC) for Type B/B+ and EV, MI RCDs
In accordance with VDE 0413-6, it must be substantiated that,
with smooth direct current, residual operating current is no more
than twice the value of rated residual current IΔN. A continuously
rising direct current, beginning with 0.2 times rated residual cur-
rent IΔN, must be applied to this end. If current rise is linear, rising
current may not exceed twice the value of IΔN within a period of 5
seconds.
Testing with smoothed direct current must be possible in both
test current directions.
IF
Nom. res. current:
10 ... 500 mA
Type 1:
RCD, SRCD, PRCD etc.
Nominal current: 6 ... 125 A
Type 2: AC , A/F , B/B+ *,
EV/MI, EV/MI
* Type B/B+/EV/MI =
AC/DC sensitive
Waveform:
Positive direct current
negative half-wave
positive half-wave
Touch voltage:
Tripping limit values:
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