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Schneider NSX micrologic trip units

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Had a callout to a block of flats last night where one of these devices (250A) had tripped. Cause seems to be a fault on a lift, as its own 100A downstream device also tripped, so obviously not set correctly for discrimination. Problem is that after restoring the 250A device it now trips on a very small load, literally a couple of amps per phase. Wondered if anyone has seen this before? has the trip unit been destroyed by the fault or has its electronics got into a pickle?


As it was night time there was not enough load to even light the micrologic display. As a temp clear I managed to move the circuit onto an unused 100A device in the panel but for 13 flats and the communals dont know how long ill get away with that.


PS can the trip units be replaced safely on these units without isolating the upstream device, this would be a 1600A ACB feeding a very large development.


Thanks in advance


Tom
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  • In terms of the domestic comparison, it seems to me more like mending the main switch without pulling the fuse. Those videos seem to show exposed supply terminals once the cover is removed, but granted they may present no more danger than the supply terminals of a domestic main switch.


    It may be that the answer is to do the job fully booted and suited - insulated tools, visor, marigolds, and wellies.
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  • In terms of the domestic comparison, it seems to me more like mending the main switch without pulling the fuse. Those videos seem to show exposed supply terminals once the cover is removed, but granted they may present no more danger than the supply terminals of a domestic main switch.


    It may be that the answer is to do the job fully booted and suited - insulated tools, visor, marigolds, and wellies.
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