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Westinghouse Electric Corporation Renewal Parts Data

Switchgear Division 33- 790 1 E


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East Pittsburgh, Pa. 15112 U S A .


Page 1

May 1980
New Information and
Supplements IB. 33 - 790- 1 E
Low-Voltage
Power Circuit Breakers
Types DS and DSL

The following breakers are included in


R .P. D. 33-790-1 E *
Breaker
Type Frame Size Amperes

Wesnngtiouse DS -206 800


DSL - 206 800
DS - 206S 800
DS - 416 1600
DSL - 416 1600
DS -416 S 1600
DS -420 2000
DS -632 3200
DS -840 4000
•Data applies to Drawout Breakers only.

INDEX
Page
Subject Number

General Information 2
Common Parts 3
Pole Units 4-7
Arc Chutes & Barriers . . . 8
Levering Mechanism 9
Operating Mechanism . . . . 10- 12
and Related Parts
Automatic Tripping System 13
Optional Accessories 14-15
DSL-206 and DSL-416 . . . . 16
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Parts Identification RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS


Spare parts recommended for stocking are indicated in
Renewal Parts Data 33-790- IE is supplementary informa-
the following data by the symbol ® . An adequate stock
tion to Instruction Book 33-790 IE, Instructions for Low
of spare parts will help minimize emergency situations
Voltage Power Circuit Breakers Types DS and DSL. The
and can substantially reduce production down time.
illustrations in this Renewal Parts Data show parts and
sub-assemblies which are identified by name and style The amount of investment to be made in spare parts
number in the associated tabulations. Additional informa- stock can be dependent on a number of individual factors.
tion and illustrations are shown in the figures in The items recommended and the quantities specified
I .B. 33-790- IE. which show many sub-assemblies and below are intended as a guide.
detail parts in order to illustrate their function and
location in the assembly. Some of the detail parts shown

For 1 to 5 Breakers Items marked ® in sufficient
quantity for one breaker.
in the instruction book are recommended only as part
of a sub-assembly to facilitate their replacement or instal-

For 5 to 10 Breakers Items marked ® in sufficient
quantity for two breakers.
lation in the field. The availability of parts and sub-
assemblies is indicated by style number in the following —
Over 10 Breakers One spare complete breaker, plus
recommended spare parts for one breaker.
data .
If the item in question cannot be identified by style ORDERING INFORMATION
number, refer to the Figure number, name and item num - 1. Name item and give its style number. Specify quantity
ber as shown in this RPD or I .B . 33-790- IE ) along with
< desired .
the breaker type and its shop order number or style num-
ber as shown on the nameplate on the front cover of the 2. State method of shipment desired.
circuit breaker. 3. Send all orders or correspondence to nearest
The above nameplate information will also be required Westinghouse Sales Office.
when adding components , which are not direct replace-
PRICING INFORMATION
ments, to a circuit breaker.
Many of the style numbers in this data are listed in
Price and Entry Guide 120 and PL 121.
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Items Common to All Breaker Types


AUXILIARY SWITCHES- FIGURE NO. 2
When replacing an existing auxiliary switch , order basic
switch assembly style 449D622A 01 which includes 2 “a "

and 2 “ b" contacts. Style 449D622A 01 is suitable as a


replacement on all breakers except those equipped with
mechanical interlocks, and those wired per diagram
figures 10D , 10E , 10F and 10G .
When adding auxiliary switches to an existing breaker,
specify the number of switches required together with
the nameplate information as itemized on page 2.

SECONDARY DISCONNECTING CONTACTS -


FIGURE NO. 3
When replacing an existing disconnecting contact , order
style 591C 498G 06 which includes an 8 point block plus
mounting hardware .
When replacing an existing disconnecting contact cover,
order style 588C729G02.
When adding secondary disconnecting contacts to an
existing breaker, specify the number of upper contacts
and the number of lower contacts together with the name-
plate information as itemized on page 2.

TYPE DS CIRCUIT BREAKER FASTENER KIT


Includes an assortment of retaining rings, truarc rings,
“E" rings and “ X *‘ washers in a plastic bag.
Style 3586A86G 01
Recommended spares:
1 for one breaker
2 for two to five breakers
3 for six to twenty breakers
4 for over twenty breakers

STANDARD HARDWARE
Standard hardware such as bolts, nuts, washers, etc. are
not listed in this data . Such items should be purchased
locally. Note: Bolts holding copper details together in the
pole unit , and bolts holding levering in cranks should
be SAE Grade 5.
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Type DS-206, DSL-206 and DS-206S Pole Unit

® MOLDED BASE ® STATIONARY ARCING


CONTACTS
© UPPER r
STUD ASSEMBLY

'
k 1
® ARCING
SPRING
CONTACT
£ k
® MAIN CONTACT
SPRING
1
,
i, t\
IT

i
® STATIONARY MAIN

®
CONTACT FINGERS

MOVING
If 7

ARCING CONTACTS

1
® MOVING MAIN
CONTACTS

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m

® LOWER
Fig. 4
L- J STUD ASSEMBLY

® INSULATING
Type DS-206 Pole Unit Assembly — Front View LINK

DSL-206 1 > DS-206S,2 >


DS-206
No . No .
' No .
Req . Req . Req .
Fig . Item Per Per Per
Description No . No. Bkr . Style Number Bkr . Style Number Bkr . Style Number
Three Pole Unit Assembly Complete 4 1 140D 152 G 01 1 140D 152G 03 1 9145D 41 G 01
Following are included in Three Pole
Unit Assembly:
Molded Base 4 1 1 140D 150H01 1 140D 150H 01 3 553F 204H 01
Upper Stud Assembly 4 2 3 591 C 653G 01 3 591 C 653G 03 3 592 C 928G 01
Lower Stud Assembly 4 3 3 591 C 652 G 01 3 591 C 652 G 03 3 592 C 927G 01
Following are included in Upper
Stud Assembly :
Stationary Arcing Contact R .H . — 4 4 3 ® 503 B025G 01 3 ® 503B025G 01 3 <D 503 B025G 01
Stationary Arcing Contact — LH . 4 4 3 ® 503 B 025G 02 3 ® 503B025G 02 3 ® 503 B025G 02
Stationary Arcing Contact Spring 4 5 6 ® 503B027H01 6 ® 503B027H01 6 ® 503B027H01
Stationary Main Contact Finger 4 6 6 ® 809A 263G 01 6 ® 809A 263G 01 12 ® 809A 263G 01
Stationary Main Contact Spring 4 7 3 ® 503 B 027H08 3 ® 503B027H08 6 ® 503B027H 08
Following are included in Lower
Stud Assembly :
Moving Arcing Contact 4 8 3 ® 591 C 651 G02 3 ® 591C 651 G02 3 ® 591 C 651 G 02
Moving Main Contact 4 9 6 ® 591 C 651 G 01 6 ® 591 C 651 G 01 12 ® 591 C 651 G 01
Insulating Link Assembly 4 10 3 788A 588G 01 3 788 A 588G 01 3 788A 588G 03
Main Disconnecting Contact Assembly 3 6 591 C 655G 02 6 591 C 655G 02 6 591 C 655G 03
( not included in Pole Unit Assembly )


® Recommended Spare See page 2 .
( 1 ) See page 16 figure 32 for illustration of the DSL- 206. (2) The DS- 206S pole unit is not illustrated. The DS - 206S pole unit assembly
is similar to the DS -416 with the upper and lower stud assemblies
mounted on a separate molded base for each pole rather than a common
base for the three poles.
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Type DS-416, DSL-416 , DS-416S and DS-420 Pole Unit


DS-416 Pole Unit is illustrated. DS -416S and DS-420 Pole Unit Assemblies are similar

STATIONARY
® ARCING CONTACT ARCING 0 MOVING ARCING
SPRING CONTACTS CONTACT

0 MOLDED BASE

MOVING MAIN W
® UPPER STUD
CONTACT
ASSEMBLY

® STATIONARY
MAIN CONTACT
FINGERS

® LOWER STUD
ASSEMBLY
INSULATING

Fig. 5 Fig. 6
Type DS -416 Pole Unit Assembly Front View — Type DS-416 Pole Unit Assembly Rear View —
DS-416 DSL-416 * 1 > DS-416SandDS-420
No. No . No .
Req . Req. Req .
Fig . Item Per Per Per
Description No . No . Bkr . Style Number Bkr . Style Number Bkr . Style Number
Single Pole Unit Assembly Complete 5-6 3 151 D064G 01 3 151 D065G 01 3 151 D 065G 02
Following are included in Single
Pole Unit Assembly:
Molded Base 5 1 3 553F 204H 01 3 553F 204H 01 3 553F 204H 01
Upper Stud Assembly 5 2 3 591 C 750G 02 3 ® 139D 635G 01 3 ® 139D 635G 02
Lower Stud Assembly 5 3 3 1 26D 298 G 06 3 139D 633G 04 3 ® 139D 633G05
Following are included in Upper
Stud Assembly :
Stationary Arcing Contact — R .H . 5 4 3 ® 503 B025G 01 3® 503B025G 01 3 ® 503 B025G 01
Stationary Arcing Contact — L .H . 5 4 3 ® 503 B025G 02 3 ® 503B025G 02 3 ® 503B025G 02
Stationary Arcing Contact Spring 5 5 6 ® 503B027H01 6 ® 503 B027 H 01 6 ® 503 B 027H 01
Stationary Main Contact Finger 5 6 24 ® 809A 263G 01 36 ( 2 ) 809A 263 G 01 36 ( 2 ) 809A 263G 01
Stationary Main Contact Spring- 12 ® 503B027H 05 12 (2) 503 B027 H05 12 ( 2 ) 503 B027H 05
Outer
Stationary Main Contact Spring- 12 (2) 503 B027 H 10 1 2 (2 ) 503 B027H 10
Inner
Following are included in Lower
Stud Assembly :
Moving Arcing Contact 6 1 3 ® 503B022G 01 3 ® 503 B022 G 01 3 ® 503 B022G 01
Moving Main Contact 6 2 3 ® 665A 321 G 01 3 ® 795A 769G 01 3 (3) 795A 769G 01
Insulating Link Assembly 5 7 3 436B 450G 02 3 436B 450G 02 3 436B 450G 02
Main Disconnecting Contact Assembly 3 6 682C 347G 01 6 682C 347G 01 6 590C 804G 01
( not included in Pole Unit Assembly )

(

E> Recommended Spare See page 2 .
the DSL-416.
< 1 ) See page 16 figure 33 for illustration of ( 3) Changing the moving main contact is complicated because of a drilling
and pinning operation . The Lower Stud Assembly is recommended for
( 2 ) Assembly of the stationary main contact fingers and inner and outer the DS -416S and DS-420.
springs is difficult . The Upper Stud Assembly is recommended for the
DSL -416. DS -
-416S and DS 420.
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®
STATIONARY
ARCING ARCING
CONTACT CONTACTS
SPRING
MOVING
ARCING
i CONTACT

UPPER
STUD STATIONARY
EMERGENCY MAIN CONTACT
ASSEMBLY
CHARGING $ FINGERS
HANDLE

LOWER
STUD
ASSEMBLY
INSULATING
LINK
©
MOLDED
BASE

COMPARTMENT EMERGENCY
TRIP LEVER
SPRING CHARGE
ASSEMBLY

.
Fig 7 DS-632 Breaker with Front Panel Removed Fig. 8 Type DS-632 Pole Unit Assembly — Front View

ANTIPUMP
RELAY
®
ARCING
CONTACT
SPRING - ©
STATIONARY
ARCING
STATIONARY CONTACTS
MAIN CONTACT
FINGERS

ACTUATOR L ® MOVING
UPPER STUD ARCING
ASSEMBLY CONTACT

©
MOLDED BASE ©
INSULATING
LINK

OVERCURRENT
TRIP
SWITCH
LOWER STUD
ASSEMBLY

.
Fig 10 DS-840 Breaker with Front Panel Removed Fig. 11 Type DS-840 Pole Unit Assembly Front View
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Type DS-632 Pole Unit


Number
Figure Item Required
Description Number No. Per Bkr . Style Number
Single Pole Unit Assembly 8- 9 3 567F 962 G 01
Complete
©
MOVING
ARCING
- Following are included in
Single Pole Unit Assembly :
CONTACT Molded Base 8 1 3 553F 205H 01
Upper Stud Assembly 8 2 3 ® 126D 299G 02
® Lower Stud Assembly 8 3 3 ® 140D091 G05
MOVING MAIN
CONTACTS
Following are included in
Upper Stud Assembly -
Stationary Arcing 8 4 3 ® 588C 736G 01
Contact — R .H .
Stationary Arcing 8 4 3 ® 588C 736G 02

Contact L .H .
Stationary Arcing 8 5 6 ® 503 B 027 H01
Contact Spring
Stationary Main Contact 8 6 7 2 (1) 809A 263G 01
Finger
Stationary Main Contact 2 4 (1) 503 B 027 H05

Spring Outer
Stationary Main Contact 24 (1 ) 503 B 027H 10

Spring Inner
Following are included in
Lower Stud Assembly :
Moving Arcing Contact 9 1 3 ® 588C 735G 01
Moving Main Contact 9 2 3 ( 2) 794A 105G 01
Insulating Link Assembly 8 7 3 680C 792 G 03
.
Fig 9 Type DS-632 Pole Unit Main Disconnecting Contact
Assembly
3 6 682 C 347G 02


Assembly Rear View ( not included in Pole Unit
assembly )

Type DS-840 Pole Unit


Number
Figure Item Required
Description Number No . Per Bkr. Style Number
Single Pole Unit Assembly 1 1 - 12 3 567F 991 G 03
Complete
Following are included in
Single Pole Unit Assembly :
Molded Base 11 1 3 567F 501 G 01
MOVING
MAIN
- Upper Stud Assembly
Lower Stud Assembly
11
11
2
3
3 ®
3 ®
140D 779G 01
1 40D 778G01
CONTACT Following are included in
Upper Stud Assembly :
Stationary Arcing 11 4 3 ® 588C 736G 01
Contact — R . H .
Stationary Arcing 11 4 3 ® 588C 736G 02
Contact — L .H
Stationary Arcing Contact 11 5 6 ® 503 B027H01
Spring
Stationary Main Contact 11 6 72 (1) 809A 263G 01
Finger
Stationary Main Contact 24 (1) 503 B027H05
Spring Outer—
Stationary Main Contact 24 (1) 503B027H 10
Spring Inner—
Following are included in
Lower Stud Assembly:
Moving Arcing Contact 11 7 3 ® 588C 735G01
Moving Main Contact 12 3 ( 2) 794A 105G01
Insulating Link Assembly 11 8 3 680C 792G04
.
Fig 12 Type DS -840 Pole Unit Main Disconnecting Contact 3 12 591 C 100G01

Assembly Rear View Assembly
( not included in Pole Unit
assembly ) .

( 1 ) Assembly of

® Recommended Spare See page 2.
the stationary main contact fingers and inner and outer springs is difficult .
The Upper Stud Assembly is recommended .
( 2 ) Assembly of the moving main contact is difficult . The Lower Stud Assembly is recommended .
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Arc Chutes and Barriers


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Levering Mechanism

(1) For DS-840 four are required per breaker .


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Mechanism and Related Parts


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w
MECHANISM
FRAME

MAIN DRIVE
LINK ©
OSCILLATOR
ASSEMBLY

R H SPRING
CRANK ARM ® EMERGENCY CHARGE DEVICE
Fig. 19 Front View of Mechanism ( Manual Fig. 20 Front View of Mechanism ( Power-Operated
Spring Charge ) Spring Charge )

All DS / DSL except DS-632 and DS-840


Power Operated Manual Operated
Number
Required Fig - Item Fig - Item
Description per Breaker No . No . Style Number No . No . Style Number

Mechanism Assembly 1 20 567F759G02 19 567F 759G 01


( Without Closing Spring )
Following are included
in Mechanism Assembly:
Main Drive Link Ass'y. 1 21 1 -2 437 B 146G 03 21 1-2 437 B 146G 03
( With Roller )
Oscillator Ass'y. 1 20 1 436B 923G 01
Oscillator Reset 1 ® 503B 601 H 11
Spring ( Not Illustrated )
Emergency Charge Device 1 20 2 436B925G01
Spring Release Latch 1 22 1 795A 855G01 22 1 795A 855G 01
( With Bearings)
Trip Latch 1 22 2 3755A 19G 01 22 2 3755A 19G 01
Lever ( for motor cut - 1 22 3 791 A 516H01 22 3 791 A 516H01
off switch )
Trip Latch Reset Spring 1 22 4 ® 795A 077H01 22 4 ® 795A 077H01
Following are not included
in Mechanism Assembly:
Manual Charge Ass'y. 1 23 8 591 C 385G 01
( Without Handle )
Manual Charge Handle 1 23 9 349A 669G02
Emergency Charge Handle 1 2 349A 669G04
Trip Shaft 1 23 2 788A 502 H01 23 2 788A 502H01
Trip Shaft Lever 1 23 3 437B 381 H01 23 3 437B 381 H01
Trip Shaft Return Spring 1 23 4 ® 436B 621 H05 23 4 ® 436B 621 H05
Opening Spring 1 2 ® 503B 601 H04 2 ® 503B 601 H04
Motor, incl. Crank & 1 23 10 ® See Page 1 2
Connectors
Closing Spring Ass'y. 2 21 3- 4 21 3 -4
DS- 206 349A 521G01 349A 521G01
DS- 206S
DS-416 791 A 671 G02 791 A 671G 02
DS -416S
DS -420 791 A 671 G01 791 A 671G 01


® Recommended Spare See page 2. * Not Required
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Mechanism and Related Parts


© MAIN ROLLER

® TRIP LATCH
RESET SPRING

R H CLOSE
SPRING
- ® TRIP LATCH

©
MAIN
DRIVE LINK

MOTOR CUT - OFF


SWITCH LEVER

© SPRING RELEASE LATCH


CLOSING SPRING « (4) CLOSING SPRING
ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY SPRING ANCHOR

Fig. 21 Rear of Power-Operated Mechanism Fig. 22 Rear View of Power-Operated Mechanism


( Left Close Spring Removed )

DS- 632 and DS-840


Power Operated Manual Operated
Number (D (D
Required Fig . Item Fig Item
Description per Breaker No . No . Style Number No . No . Style Number
Mechanism Assembly 1 20 567 F 759G04 19 567F759G 07
( Without Closing Spring)
Following are included
in Mechanism Assembly:
Main Drive Link Ass'y. 1 21 1 -2 437 B 146G 04 21 1 -2 437B 146G 04
( With Roller )
Oscillator Ass'y. 1 20 1 436B 923 G 01
Oscillator Reset 1 ® 503 B 601 H 11
Spring ( Not Illustrated )
Emergency Charge Device 1 20 2 436B 925G 01
Spring Release Latch 1 22 1 795A 855G 01 22 1 795A 855G 01
( With Bearings )
Trip Latch 1 22 2 3755A 19G 01 22 2 3755A 19G 01
Lever ( for motor cut- 1 22 3 791 A 516H01 22 3 791 A 516H01
off switch)
Trip Latch Reset Spring 1 22 4 ® 795A 077H 01 22 4 ® 795A 077H01
Following are not included
in Mechanism Assembly:
Manual Charge Ass'y. 1 23 8 591 C 385G 01
( Without Handle)
Manual Charge Handle 1 23 9 349A 669G 02
Emergency Charge Handle 1 7 349A 669G 04
Trip Shaft 1 23 2 788 A 502 H 01 23 2 788A 502 H01
Trip Shaft Lever 1 23 3 437 B 381 H01 23 3 437 B381 H01
Trip Shaft Return Spring 1 23 4 ® 436B 621 H05 23 4 ® 436B 621 H05
Opening Spring 1 ( 2) 8 ® 503 B 601 H04 8 ® 503 B 601 H04
Motor, incl. Crank & 1 23 10 ® See Page 1 2
Connectors
Closing Spring Ass'y. 2 21 3 -4 791 A 671 G03 21 3 -4 791A 671 G 03


<B> Recommended Spare See page 2 . * Not Required . (1) - -
Figures 19 thru 22 illustrate mechanism for all DS / DSL breakers except DS 632 and DS 840 .
-
DS 632 and DS-840 mechanisms are similar.
( 2 ) Two opening springs are required for DS -840.
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Mechanism and Related Parts


INSULATION
I
MOUNTING
BRACKET
COIL ® SPRING RELEASE
SHUNT TRIP
DEVICE


TRIP SHAFT
LEVER I
COIL

*
® TRIP SHAFT
RETURN
SPRING
Trip Details

MOVING
ARMATURE

ANTIPUMP
CRANK AND RELAY
® MANUAL CHARGE HANDLE ROLLER

Spring Release Details

(10) MOTOR

CONNECTORS

Spring Charging Details.

(8) MANUAL CHARGE ASSEMBLY

Fig. 23 Trip , Spring Release , and Spring Charging Details

Shunt Trip ( 1 ) Spring Release ( 1 )


Fig . No . 23 Item No . 1 Fig. No . 23 Item No . 6
Complete Complete
Assembly Assembly
® Anti-
Pump ® Motor
DS / DSL DS / DSL Relay Kit ( 4 )
except Coil except Coil Fig. No. 23 Fig. No . 23
DS - 840 ( 2 ) ® Only DS - 840 ( 3 ) ® Only Item No. 7 Item No . 10
Voltage
24 DC 3752 A 02G 01 151 D 786G 01
32 DC 3752 A 02G02 151 D 786G 03
48 DC 3752 A 02G03 151 D 786G 04 3752 A 03G01 151 D 786G 04 140D 930H 03 449 D 431 G03
125 DC 3752 A 02G04 151 D 786G 08 3752 A 03 G02 151 D 786G 08 140D 930H 04 449 D 431 G01
250 DC 3752 A 02G05 151 D 786G 11 3752 A 03 G03 151 D 786G 11 140D 930G 05 449 D 431 G 02
120 60 HZ 3752 A 02G06 151 D786G04 3752 A 03G04 151D 786G 02 140D930H01 449D 431G01
240 60 HZ 3752 A 02G 07 151 D 786G 08 3752 A 03G 05 151 D 786G 05 140D 930H 02 449 D 431 G02
For Use with 3752 A 02G 08 151 D 786G08
Capacitor Trip

® Motor Cut-off Switch — All breakers — Style 450D81 8G 02 Fig . 23 — Item 5 .


® Recommended Spare See page 2 . (2) For DS -K40 use corresponding groups of 3752 A 22.

( 1) Shunt Trip and Spring Release complete assembly includes mounting ( 31 For DS -840 use corresponding groups of 3752 A 23.
hardware and wire leads for field replacement . When adding shunt trip
or spring release to manual breakers , an auxiliary switch , secondary ( 41 Motor Kit includes crank and roller and connectors for field
contacts , and possibly other components will be required . replacement .
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Type DS Circuit Breaker Automatic Tripping System


ACTUATOR
RESET SPRING

PLUNGER

TRIP SHAFT
ADJUSTING

MAGNET

Fig. 24
Amptector I-A Solid-State Trip Fig. 26
Amptector I-A can be supplied Trip Actuator
in various combinations of four
Style Number
independent continuously adjust- Model - 60 HZ
able overcurrent tripping LI 6998D02 G 01
DIRECT TRIP ACTUATOR FIGURE NO. 26
functions: LIG 6998 D02 G 02 ( 1 ) All type DS Breakers use Style Number 592C 114G 03
LS 6998D02 G 03 ( with Black Magnet Assy )
Long delay ( L) , Short delay ( S ) ,
Instantaneous ( I ) , Ground ( G ) LSG 6998D02 G 04 ( 1 ) Exception : If a breaker is equipped with an earlier
LSIG 6998D02 G 05 ( 1 )
The following combinations Amptector II Style 151 D792G series , use actuator style
LSI 6998D02 G 06
are available: 592C 114G 01 ( with Red Magnet Assy ) .
(1) For DS -632 and DS-840 use Groups
LI, LIG , LS, LSG , LSI , LSIG 62. 64 . 65 and 82. 84. 85 respectively.
SENSORS
See Figure 3 for Typical Sensors
» * Refer to I . B. 33-790- 1 E , Table 4. for application
Long Delay

u of sensors.
C
B
PwB
.
« Bk Rabnf m
6>
5* Sensor Sensor
it
* Rating Style
Short Delay
Amperes Number
OP . '
* ON

DN
50
100
150
794A 170G 01
151 D 995G01
151 D 995G 15
os 200 151 D995G02
300 151 D995G03
TP
400 151D 995G04
600 151 D 995G06
Bl 800 151 D 995G 08

m 1200
1600
2000
151 D 995G 12
151 D 995G 16
151 D995G 20
Fig. 25 m 2400 151 D995G 24
3200 151 D995G 32
AmptectorITA Solid-State Trip 4000 588C 734G 01
Amptector II-A can be supplied
and short delay

SE(Selective) Long delay
in three models or combina-
tions of three independent con- —
TR (Triple ) Long delay, short
delay and instantaneous
tinuously adjustable overcurrent
tripping functions: long delay, Style Number
short delay and instantaneous. Model - 60 HZ NOTE:
These models are: DU 6997D 20G 41 For information on application and operation of the

DU ( Dual Long delay and
instantaneous
SE
TR
6997D 20G 42
6997D 20G 43
automatic tripping system refer to Section 8 of
Instruction Book 33-790-1 E .
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Optional Accessories
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Optional Accessories

RESET ARM TRIP ARM

RESET COIL

MAIN TRIP
MOVING LEVER
CORE LATCH LEVER
PLUNGER

LATCH
SWITCH LEVER
ROLLER

CORE
TORSION

r
SPRING

OVERCURRENT TRIP
LATCH INDICATOR SWITCH
RESET
ARM

Fig. 30 Underwattage Trip Device Fig. 31 Overcurrent Trip Switch

UNDER VOLTAGE TRIP DEVICE - FIGURE NO. 30 OVERCURRENT TRIP SWITCH - FIGURE NO. 31
For all type DS/ DSL except DS-840 ( 1).
Undervoltage- Undervoltage-
Instantaneous Time Delay Manual Reset
All DS / DSL All DS / DSL 2 Contact 3 Contact 4 Contact
Voltage Except DS- 840 ( 1 ) Except DS - 840 ( 2 )
3752 A 04G01 3752A 04G 02 3752 A 04G 03
120 60 HZ 3752A 05G 01 3752A 06G 01
208 60 HZ 3752A 05G 02 3752 A 06G 02 Electrical Reset
240 60 HZ 3752A 05G 03 3752 A 06G 03 Voltage 2 Contact 3 Contact
460 60 HZ 3752A 05G 04 3752A 06G04
48 DC 3752 A 04G04 3752A 04G 09
48 DC 3752A 05G 05 3752 A 06G05
125 DC 3752A 05G 06 3752 A 06G 06 1 1 5 AC 3752 A 04G05 3752A 04G 10
250 DC 3752A 05G 07 3752 A 06G 07 125 DC 3752 A 04G06 3752 A 04G 11
( 1) For DS -840 use corresponding groups of 3752 A 25 230 AC 3752 A 04G07 3752A 04G 12
250 DC 3752A 04G 08 3752 A 04G 13
(2) For DS -840 use corresponding groups of 3752 A 26
(1) For DS -840 use corresponding groups of 3752 A 24.
Special All DS / DSL All DS / DSL
Voltage including DS-840 including DS-840 All styles include mounting hardware and wire leads for field replacement .
When adding to existing breakers other components may be needed .
24 DC 3752 A 45G01 3752A 46G 01
1 15 50 HZ 3752A 45G02 3752 A 46G02 For replacement of switches only order style 6898D 52 A 01 which consists
of two switches, a switch bracket and rivets.
208 50 HZ 3752A 45G03 3752A 46G 03
230 50 HZ 3752A 45G04 3752A 46G 04
400 50 HZ 3752 A 45G05 3752 A 46G 05
415 /
460 50 HZ 3752A 45G06 3752A 46G 06
NOTES
All styles include mounting hardware and wire leads for field replacement .
When adding to existing breakers , secondary contacts will be required .
The undervoltage trip device is available as a complete assembly. The coil
only is not recommended as it is riveted into the assembly.
16
V
Courtesy of store.ips.us

DSL-206 and DSL-416 Breakers


Parts for pole units, arc chutes, mechanisms, etc.
for DSL breakers are identified on preceeding pages of this R . P. D.

Westinghouse Electric Corporation


Switchgear Division
.
East Pittsburgh Pa . 15112 U SA

File 33-000 P r i n t e d in U .S . A .

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