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12.1.2 Miniature circuit breaker and screw locking
device
A miniature circuit breaker and a screw locking device
are triggered
• Visually check the receptacle combination and connected
electrical consumers for defects.
YES – there is a defect with one of the devices
• Have an electrician rectify the problem.
NO – there is no defect
• Check the connected loads of the connected electrical
consumers.
If the connected loads are correct:
• Reactivate the miniature circuit breaker and/or the screw
locking device.
The circuit breaker and/or the screw locking device are trig-
gered again!
• Have an electrician rectify the problem.
13. Storage and Disposal
13.1 Storing the device
For proper storage and to ensure trouble-free operation
of the device at a later time, the following points must be
observed:
• Clean the device before placing it into storage.
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Please refer to the "Cleaning" chapter
• Pack the device in the original packaging or a suitable
cardboard box.
• Store the device in a dry and temperature-controlled room
at a temperature range 0 °C to +40 °C.
13.2 Disposing of the device
The device should be taken out of service, dismantled, and
properly disposed of at the end of its service life.
Only an electrician may take the device out of service and
dismantle it.
The applicable national statutory regulations and provisions
in the country of installation must also be complied for its
disposal.
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14. Technical Data
14.1 Type Label
Example:
1
2
3
4
5
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No.
1
Part number
2
Max. fuse protection for supply line, + I
3
Rated voltage
4
Frequency
5
Rated short-circuit current
6
Product standard
7
Weight of device
8
Manufacturing code
9
Rated diversity factor (RDF)
10
Protection class (IP)
14.1 / 1
Apart from the rating plate information also observe the
device-specific connected loads.
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Please refer to the "Connected loads" chapter
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Explanation
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