Technical data

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Residual Current Devices CFI6

• Residual current devices

• Tripping is line voltage-independent. Consequently, the RCD is suitable for

fault current/residual current protection and additional protection

(ÖVE/ÖNORM E 8001-1 § 6.1.2)

• Matching with CLS6, CLS4

• Shape compatible with and suitable for standard busbar connection to

other devices of the C-series

• Twin-purpose terminal (lift/open-mouthed) above and below

• Busbar positioning optionally above or below

• Free terminal space despite installed busbar

• Universal tripping signal switch, also suitable for CLS., CKN., Z-A. can be

mounted subsequently

• Auxiliary switch Z-HK can be mounted subsequently

• Contact position indicator red - green (CFI6-4-pole)

• Suitable for being used with standard fluorescent tubes with or without

electronical ballast (typically up to 20 units per phase conductor)

• The device functions irrespective of the position of installation

• Tripping is line voltage-independent. Consequently, the RCD is suitable for

“fault current/residual current protection” and “additional protection” with-

in the the meaning of the applicable installation rules

• Mains connection at either side

• The 4-pole device can also be used for 3-pole connection.

For this purpose use terminals 1-2, 3-4, and 5-6 (+ cable link).

• The 4-pole device can also be used for 2-pole connection.

For this purpose use terminals 5-6 and N-N.

• The test key “T” must be pressed every month. The system operator must

be informed of this obligation and his responsibility in a way that can be

proven (self-adhesive RCD-label enclosed)

• Pressing the test key “T” serves the only purpose of function testing the

residual current device (RCD). This test does not make earthing resistance

measurement (R

), or proper checking of the earth conductor condition

redundant, which must be performed separately.

• Type -A: Protects against special forms of residual pulsating DC which

have have not been smoothed

Accessories:

Auxiliary switch for

subsequent installation to the left Z-HK 248432

Remote tripping module Z-FAM 248293

Switching interlock IS/SPE-1TE 101911

Electrical

Design according to IEC/EN 61008

Current test marks as printed onto the device

Tripping instantaneous

Rated voltage U

230/400 V; 50 Hz

Rated tripping current I

Δn

30, 100, 300, 500 mA

Sensitivity AC and pulsatory DC

Rated insulation voltage U

440 V

Rated peak withstand voltage U

imp

4 kV (1.2/50µs)

Rated short circuit strength I

6 kA

with back-up fuse 63 A gG/gL

Maximum back-up fuse Short circuit 63 A gG/gL

Rated breaking capacity I

Rated fault breaking capacity I

Δm

= 25-40A 500 A

= 63A 630 A

Voltage range of test button 2-pole 184 - 250 V~

4-pole 184 - 440 V~

Endurance electrical comp. ≥ 4,000 operating cycles

mechanical comp. ≥ 20,000 operating cycles

Mechanical

Frame size 45 mm

Device height 80 mm

Device width 35 mm (2MU),

70 mm (4MU)

Mounting quick fastening with

2 lock-in positions on

DIN rail IEC/EN 60715

Degree of protection, built-in IP40

Upper terminals lift terminals

Lower terminals open-mouthed/lift terminals

Terminal protection finger and hand touch safe,

BGV A3, ÖVE-EN 6

Terminal capacity 1.5 - 35 mm

single wire

2 x 16 mm

multi wire

Busbar thickness 0.8 - 2 mm

Tripping temperature -25°C to +40°C

Storage- and transport temperature -35°C to +60°C

Resistance to climatic conditions 25-55°C/90-95% relative

humidity acc. to IEC 60068-2

Dimensions (mm)

4,5

Technical Data

Protective Devices

Connection diagrams

2-pole 4-pole

RCD CFI6 in a Three-Phase AC Network without Neutral Conductor

The N-terminal must be connected by a cable link

with the phase L2 (or L1), so that the test loop is

supplied with current and the RCD is tested cor-

rectly.

L1 L2 L3