T/CEEIA 389-2019 Plastic Enclosure Circuit Breaker
T/CEEIA 389-2019 Plastic Enclosure Circuit Breaker
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Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the terms and definitions, symbols, codes, classification and characteristics of plastic-encased circuit breakers (hereinafter referred to as circuit breakers), product information, normal operating, installation and transportation conditions, structural and performance requirements, and testing for circuit breakers. This standard applies to circuit breakers with rated voltages not exceeding AC 1,000 V or DC 1,500 V (for AC 1,140 V circuit breakers, refer to this standard). Among them, circuit breakers for power distribution protection are mainly used in power distribution lines to connect, disconnect, and carry current under normal operating conditions, and can cut off power in the event of overload, short circuit, undervoltage, or grounding faults in power lines and electrical equipment, protecting the lines and electrical equipment from harm. Motor protection products, in addition to having overload and short-circuit protection functions, can also be used for infrequent motor starting. Green design product evaluation requirements for plastic-encased circuit breakers refer to Appendix E. Main technical content: This standard specifies the terms and definitions, symbols, codes, classification and characteristics of plastic-encased circuit breakers (hereinafter referred to as circuit breakers), product information, normal operating, installation and transportation conditions, structural and performance requirements, and testing for circuit breakers. This standard applies to circuit breakers with rated voltages not exceeding AC 1,000 V or DC 1,500 V (for AC 1,140 V circuit breakers, refer to this standard). Among them, circuit breakers for power distribution protection are mainly used in power distribution lines to connect, disconnect, and carry current under normal operating conditions, and can cut off power in the event of overload, short circuit, undervoltage, or grounding faults in power lines and electrical equipment, prot