Field-Installable Accessories
Field-Installable Electrical Accessories
Complete field-installable accessory catalog number by inserting suffix from Digest Section 7 between the parentheses in the catalog numbers shown in the table below. (Example: LA11212)
Field-Installable Accessories for Thermal-Magnetic and Electronic Trip Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breaker |
Shunt Trip |
Ground-Fault |
Undervoltage Trip |
Auxiliary Switches |
Alarm Switch |
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FI, KI |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
LC, LI, LE, LX, LXI |
LC1( ) |
LC1G |
LC1 ( ) |
LC1( ) |
Factory-InstalledOnly |
MA, MH |
MA1( ) |
MA1G |
MA1 ( ) |
MA1( ) |
Factory-Installed Only |
ME, MX |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
Factory-Installed Only |
NA, NC, NE, NX |
NA1( ) |
NA1( ) |
NA1( ) |
NA1( ) |
NA1( ) |
PA, PH, PC |
PA1( ) |
Factory-Installed Only |
PA11121 |
PA1( ) |
Factory-Installed Only |
PE,
PX |
PA1( ) |
Factory-Installed Only |
PA11121 |
PA1( ) |
Factory-Installed Only |
Accessory Mounting Locations
GJL Electrical Accessories
Electrical Accessories
Accessory |
Description |
Rated Voltage |
G-Frame |
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Auxiliary and Alarm Switches G-Frame |
Provides circuit breaker contact status. NOTE: The location of the accessory in the circuit breaker determines its function. |
Standard Min Load = |
1 auxiliary switch (OF) 1a1b |
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2 auxiliary switch (OF) 2a2b |
— |
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3 auxiliary switch (OF) 3a3b |
— |
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Alarm Switch (SD) 1a1b |
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Overcurrent Trip Switch (SDE) 1a1b |
— |
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Consisting of: |
OF Switch |
— |
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SDE Adapter |
— |
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Alarm Switch and Overcurrent Trip Switch |
— |
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Consisting of: |
OF Switch |
— |
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SDE Adapter |
— |
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Auxiliary Switch/Alarm Switch/Adapter (OF/SD/SDE) Kit |
— |
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Low Level Min Load = |
One auxiliary switch (OF) 1a1b |
— |
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Two auxiliary switches (OF) 2a2b |
— |
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3 auxiliary switches (OF) 3a3b |
— |
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Alarm Switch (SD) 1a1b |
— |
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Overcurrent Trip Switch (SDE) 1a1b |
— |
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Consisting of: |
OF Switch |
— |
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SDE Adapter |
— |
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Alarm Switch and Overcurrent Trip Switch |
— |
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Consisting of: |
OF Switch |
— |
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SDE Adapter [2] |
— |
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Shunt Trip (MX) G-Frame |
Trips the circuit breaker from a remote location by means of a trip coil energized from a separate supply voltage circuit. |
AC |
24 |
— |
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48 |
— |
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120 |
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110/130 |
— |
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208 |
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240 |
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200/250 |
— |
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277 |
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208/277 |
— |
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480 |
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380/480 |
— |
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525/600 |
— |
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DC |
12 |
— |
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24 |
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30 |
— |
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48 |
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60 |
— |
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125 |
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250 |
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Undervoltage Trip G-Frame |
Instantaneously opens the circuit breaker when the under-voltage trip supply voltage drops to a value between 35% and 70% of its rated voltage. Closing is allowed when the supply voltage of the undervoltage trip reaches 85% of rated voltage. |
AC |
24 |
— |
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48 |
— |
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120 |
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110/130 |
— |
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208 |
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240 |
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200/250 |
— |
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277 |
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208/277 |
— |
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480 |
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380/480 |
— |
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525/600 |
— |
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DC |
12 |
— |
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24 |
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30 |
— |
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48 |
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60 |
— |
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125 |
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250 |