chager RCBO with Dangerous ARC Detection User Guide

June 4, 2024
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chager RCBO with Dangerous ARC Detection User Guide
chager RCBO with Dangerous ARC Detection

Safety notice

The AFDD (Arc Fault Detection Device) may only be installed, connected and serviced by a qualified electrician.

Before mounting, the AFDD must be checked for external damage. If any damage or other defect is found, the device must not be mounted.

The national regulations, safety regulations and installation standards BS 7671 must be observed.

Design and layout of the device

Fig 1: Layout of the device RCBO-AFDD
Design and layout of the device

  1. Test button
  2. LED status display
  3. Handle
  4. Yellow flag
  5. Mounting metal DIN rail clip

Function

RCBO-AFD in 1 module ARRxxxU is a single device consisting of a miniature circuit breaker (MCB) unit and residual current detection (RCD) unit with integrated Arc fault detection (AFD) unit (3 in 1).

The AFDD mitigates the risk of a fire in the final electrical circuits of a fixed installation due to arcing fault currents, which under certain conditions present a fire ignition risk due to dangerous arc Fault, complaint according to BS 7671 installation Standards.

Correct use

  • Mounting on DIN rail after TH 35 7.5-15 according to IEC 60715:2017 / EN 60715:2017

Tools

Fig 2: Tools
Tools

Informations for electricians

Installation and electrical connection

DANGER !

Electric shock when touching live parts!

Electric shock can lead to death!

  • Before working on the unit, disconnect the connecting cables and cover live parts in the vicinity

Mount device

Fig 3: Mounting the RCBO-AFDD
Mount device 

  • Open the din rail clip.
  • Insert the AFDD until it is inked.
  • Put the AFDD on the rail.
  • Press the metal clamp down.
    The AFDD is fixed on the rail.

Connect device

Fig 4: Connect the RCBO-AFDD
Connect device 

Wiring diagram

Fig 5: Wiring diagram
Wiring diagram 

Disassembly

Disassembly
Disassembly
Disassembly

Testing

The test button T is used for testing the device. If the circuit is interruped, operate the handle provided for this purpose.

Test device

ATTENTION !

High voltage tests may damage this product!

If the handle is OFF you dont have to disconnect the cable.

Notice

The AFDD function must be tested after installation.The supply voltage must be present.

The MCB- AFDD must trip within one second. If the device does not trip, it must be replaced by an experienced electrician.

Short press the test button only when the yellow flag is present.
This ensures that the device has not been triggered by the user.

Fig 6: Testing the device
Testing

  • Short press the test button T.
    The MCB-AFDD tripped, i.e. the circuit must switch off.

Notice
If the AFDD does not trip, check the status of the LED ( table 1 ).

LED status for troubleshooting

Fig 7: Handle position during testing: OFF
LED status

The handle is in the OFF position.

  • Short press the test button T to open the color code.

Table 1: LED status display for a standard troubleshooting

INDICATOR   STATE
Steady GREEN AFDD is ON
LED is OFF AFDD is OFF
Blinking RED/ GREEN + yellow flag absence AFDD manual tripped
Blinking RED/ GREEN + yellow flag presence Overload or Short-Circuit
Steady RED Residual current fault
Blinking RED/ YELLOW Series arc fault
Blinking RED Parallel arc fault
Steady YELLOW Overvoltage
Blinking YELLOW Internal failure

Notice
In case of an internal Failure, replace the AFDD and contact the Hager technical support.

Connection to mobilephone
A mobile phone ( iphone, operating with IOS14 or above, or Android, operating with Android 7 or above) is required to use those functions.

Notice
Using the connected functions with your mobile phone requires to activate network functions (Bluetooth, WiFi) and to accept the application terms of use & privacy notice.

Only bluetooth 4.2 or above is supported.

  • Install the Hager Pilot mobile application on your mobilephone.
  • Follow further instructions on the mobile application.

LED status for Bluetooth® connection

Fig 8: Handle during testing: ON
LED status

The handle is in the ON position.

  • Press the test button T for 5 seconds to open the color code.

Table 2: LED status display for Bluetooth® connection

INDICATOR   STATE

| Blinking BLUE| Bluetooth enabled

| Steady BLUE| Bluetooth connected

| Blinking RED/ BLUE| Update mode (only overload and shortcircuit protection in this mode)

| Blinking BLUE/ YELLOW| Trace mode (use for technical Hager support)

| Blinking (BLUE/ GREEN)| Product localisation request

EU and UKCA Declaration

Hereby, Hager Electro SAS , declares that the AFDD products are in compliance with SI 2017/1206 Radio Equipment Regulations 2017 and with radio emission directive 2014/53/EU

  • Operating frequency 2.4 to 2.483 GHz.
  • Maximum radio frequency 10mW.

Declarations of conformity can be downloaded on www.hager.com

T +44 1 952 677 899
technical@hager.co.uk
Technical Support: 01952 675689
www.hager.com/uk
hager.com – 07.2022

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