CBS ArcSafe RSK-SACE2 Manual de usuario
WHAT STANDS
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AND ARC-FLASH
DANGER?
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RSKSACE2
A Portable Actuator for Remotely Operating
Select ABB Type SACE Breakers
USERS MANUAL
Rev. August 2019
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User’s Manual for the following RSK models:
RSK-SACE1
• 1.0 Arc-Blast Hazards
• 2.0 Safety Information
2.1 Finger pinch points
2.2 Strong magnets
• 3.0 Battery Information
3.1 Battery Requirements
3.2 Battery Life
3.3 Battery Replacement
3.4 Connecting/Disconnecting Batteries
• 4.0 Operation
4.1 Connecting the control cable
4.2 Sequence of operation
4.3 Actuator Mounting Bracket
4.4 Attaching and removing the actuator
4.5 Indicator lights
• 5.0 Care and Storage
• 6.0 Warranty
• 7.0 Specications
ELECTRICAL SWITCHING MAY PRESENT RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. THIS DEVICE
SHOULD ONLY BE USED BY QUALIFIED PERSONS AFTER CAREFUL ANALYSIS OF THE HAZARDS.
DANGER
1.0 Arc-blast Hazards
The hazards associated with electrical arc-blasts are well documented. Studies conducted by numerous industries
and professional organizations have sought to quantify the intensity of arc-blast, the risks to personnel, and various
methodologies for mitigating the risks.
Without doubt, increasing the distance between the arc and a human is the single greatest favorable factor in reducing
injuries.
The Chicken Switch® is not a panacea but rather one more tool available for protecting workers while they are performing
electrical switching.
Using a Chicken Switch® may not negate the need for additional personal protective measures. The user is ultimately
responsible for evaluating each situation to determine if additional protective measures are needed.
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2.0 Safety Information
ALWAYS connect the control cable to the actuator BEFORE
installing the Chicken Switch®.
2.1 Finger Pinch Points:
NEVER place your ngers in the area where
the actuator extends when the control
station is connected to the actuator. The
actuator could pinch your hand/ngers
against something nearby.
Also, keep ngers clear of the bottom of the actuator near
the magnets when the actuator is near a ferrous surface.
2.2 Strong Magnets:
The holding magnets are very strong. Keep magnetically-
sensitive objects such as watches or computer disks away
from the bottom of the actuator.
3.0 Battery Information
3.1 Battery Requirements
• Sixteen (8) AA alkaline cells are required. Carefully
observe polarity when installing cells.
• Rechargeable batteries are not recommended.
3.2 Battery Life
• A set of fresh alkaline cells should give hundreds of
operations.
3.3 Battery Replacement
• ALWAYS disconnect the control cable before replacing
batteries to avoid possible static damage of the
electronics!
• Turn the control station upside down, remove the
endplate retaining knob. Remove the endplate and slide
the cover out as shown below.
3.4 To Connect/Disconnect Batteries
4.0 Operation
ALWAYS connect the control cable to the actuator BEFORE
installing the Chicken Switch®.
4.1 Connecting the Control Cable:
1. Align the arrow on the cable end with the top of the
receptacle.
2. Push in and engage the threads on the coupling nut
and turn clockwise.
3. After one or two turns of the coupling nut, push in on
the cable end. Repeat this until the connector is fully
seated.
4. Use a similar technique of turn-stop-and-pull to
disengage the cable ends.
4.2 Sequence of Operation:
1. Connect the control cable to the actuator.
2. Plug the control cable into the control station.
3. Follow steps on the following pages to attach the
actuator.
4. Ensure you are at a safe distance from the circuit
breaker that is to be operated.
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5. Turn the Power Switch on top the controller to the ON
position. The amber LED should illuminate indicating
the unit is ready.
6. When ready to operate actuator, press and hold the
ENABLE button while depressing either the OFF or
ON button for the desired operation. Both buttons
must be held depressed until the actuator has fully
depressed the buttons.
7. Release the ENABLE and OFF or ON buttons and the
actuator will retract.
4.3 Actuator Mounting Bracket
Use of the RSK-SACE2 Chicken Switch actuator will require
the installation of a mounting bracket on the face of your
breaker. These brackets are attached to the breaker using
industrial strength double sided adhesive manufactured
by 3M. Each breaker that the RSK-SACE2 is intended to be
used on will require one of these brackets installed. Each
RSK-SACE2 comes with two mounting brackets. Additional
brackets can be purchased from MarTek by calling 1-800-
248-4958. Order Part Number P-0209.
Below is a picture of a bracket installed on the breaker.
Detailed instructions for installing the bracket will be
included with the bracket.
4.4 Actuator Mounting Bracket
The slot on the bottom of the RSK-SACE2 actuator must be
aligned over the mounting bracket.
STEP 1: Verify that both linear actuators are fully
retracted into the actuator base. Note that if the actuators
are not fully retracted, you will not be able to install the
actuator on the breaker.
STEP 2: Align the RSK-SACE2 actuator slot over the
bracket so that it engages the slots on the bracket.
STEP 3: The RSK-SACE2 actuator should engage the
mounting bracket and go ush against the breaker face.
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STEP 4: Slide the RSK-SACE2 actuator downward to lock it
into place.
The RSK-SACE2 actuator shown in place and ready to use.
REMOVNIG THE ACTUATOR
To remove the actuator, pull the release knob while rmly
holding the actuator and remove from the breaker.
4.5 Hand-Held Controller:
NOTE: Red and Green indicator lights only work when the
ENABLE button is depressed.
GREEN: indicates the actuator is being commanded to
extend the CLOSE actuator.
RED: indicates the actuator is being commanded to extend
the OPEN actuator.
Power Switch
Cable Connector Fuse
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YELLOW: indicates the hand-held controller is powered and
is ready.
Rapidly blinking YELLOW indicates the battery voltage with
zero load has fallen to an unacceptable level. Operation is
inhibited until batteries with an acceptable voltage level are
installed.
The ENABLE button:
The Enable button must be continuously depressed in
order to command the actuator.
Releasing the enable button has the same aect as
releasing either the ON or OFF buttons – both actuators will
move to the retracted position.
Note:
If either of the actuators are held in the extended position
for longer than approximately 3 seconds the actuator will
de-energize and will remain in extended position. When
the pushbutton or the enable button is released, the
actuator will retract.
5.0 Care and Storage
Remove all batteries from the control station if the device
will not be used for longer than 6 months.
Never store the batteries where the ambient temperature
might exceed 110º F.
Avoid getting the unit wet or storing it in a high humidity
location.
6.0 Warranty
CBS ArcSafe® guarantees all products manufactured by
CBS ArcSafe® only against defects in materials and/or
workmanship for a period of twelve (12) months commencing
on the date the product is received by the customer. THIS
WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTIES INCLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY AND
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
CBS ArcSafe® will, at its option and its cost (excluding
shipping expenses) repair, replace or refund the purchase
price of any product manufactured by CBS ArcSafe® which
has a covered defect in materials and/or workmanship.
THIS IS CUSTOMER’S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR BREACH OF
WARRANTY. IN NO EVENT WILL CBS ARCSAFE’S® LIABILITY
FOR DAMAGES (WHETHER ARISING FROM BREACH OF
CONTRACT OR WARRANTY, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY
OR OTHERWISE) EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE
PRODUCT CONCERNED NOR WILL CBS ARCSAFE® BE LIABLE
FOR PUNITIVE, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL
DAMAGES (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LOST PROFITS)
EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
This warranty does not cover damage caused by accident,
improper care, negligence, normal wear and tear, natural
causes, unlicensed repairs, and incompetent supervision.
This warranty also does not cover repairs or replacements
made by unauthorized individuals except when agreed
to in writing. CBS ArcSafe® reserves the right to disallow
warranty repairs if the unit has been disassembled or
misused, as determined by CBS ArcSafe®in good faith.
Please contact us at (877) 472-3389.
2616 Sirius Road
Denton, TX 76208
(940) 382-4411
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7.0 Specifications
MECHANICAL
Projected life: 20,000 operations
ELECTRICAL
Operating voltage: 12 volts DC
Fuse: 3 amp
Power supply: 8 AA alkaline disposable batteries. When used properly, one set of batteries should yield
hundreds of operations.
Control Cable: 30 feet in length (9.1 meters), 5-conductor, extra-exible, PUR insulation
Controller: Requires two-hand operation. The ‘enable’ button must be depressed while depressing
the ON or OFF buttons.
A programmable micro-controller manages control inputs, linear actuators, and performs
timing functions to protect the actuator in a stalled condition.
Intelligent ‘H-bridge’ motor drivers provide start/stop/braking actuator functions.
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Chicken Switch is a Registered Trademark of CBS ArcSafe.
US Patent 7,62 3, 011
Copyright 2019, CBS ArcSafe. All rights reserved.
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