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Contactor-Fuse Combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66
Medium-Voltage Equipment
Selection and Ordering Data
Catalog HG 11.22 2010
Answer for energy.
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Contents
Contents
Contactor-Fuse
Combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66
Medium-Voltage Equipment
Catalog HG 11.22 2010
Page
Description
General
Construction and mode of operation
Switching duties
Standards
Ambient conditions, dielectric strength
and site altitude
Product range overview and basic equipment
6
7
10
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Equipment Selection
12
13
15
Selection aids
16
Ordering data and conguration example
18
Selection of basic types
19
Selection of secondary equipment
20
Additional equipment
23
Accessories and spare parts
24
Technical Data
28
Circuit diagrams
33
Wiring examples
35
37
Inquiry form
38
Conguration instructions
39
Conguration aid
27
Electrical data, dimensions and weights
Annex
Foldout page
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Description
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Description
General
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Construction and mode of operation:
Industrial application: Renery
Construction
Mode of operation
Replacement of HV HRC fuses
Short-circuit protection of HV HRC fuses
Application examples
Utilization categories
Switching of motors
10
Switching of transformers
10
Switching of capacitors
10
Surge protection via limiters
10
Integration in a switchgear panel
11
Standards
11
Ambient conditions
12
Dielectric strength in reference

to site altitude
12
Adjustment of the operating mechanism

to the site altitude
12
Product range overview
13
Basic equipment
13
Description
General
Contactor-fuse combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66

Due to their high reliability, the contactor-fuse combinations 3TL6 are used where frequent and safe switching is
required, no matter whether it is for three-phase motors,
transformers, reactors, capacitors or resistive consumers.
With up to one million operating cycles, the contactorfuse combinations ensure optimum availability. Their advantage: High safety and reliability due to maintenancefree systems.
The arrangement of the components on the base plate

provides optimum ventilation and thus, a high normal current, supported by the especially developed fuse holder
which ensures a uniform distribution of the current. Even
high requirements regarding the dielectric strength as
requested in countries like China are fullled with this
design.
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The Complete
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The contactor-fuse combinations 3TL62/63/66 are

type-tested units of the successful 3TL6 contactors and
HV HRC fuses.
A fuse holder for two fuses per phase and a control
transformer for power supply have been integrated. This
enables frequent switching of high normal currents in a
compact space.
The contactor-fuse combinations 3TL6 are suitable for application on withdrawable parts and xed-mounted assemblies.
Bushings and various widths across ats are available for
easy integration.
There are many different versions of contactor-fuse combinations available, e.g. for one or two fuses per phase, with or
without control transformer.
Description
Construction
The contactor-fuse combination consists of the following

components: vacuum contactor (1), insulating cover with
fuse holder (2), fuse-links (3), isolating contacts (4), and
an optional control transformer (5). These components are
accommodated on a base plate (6).
1
5
6
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The vacuum contactor (1) breaks the relevant currents

during normal operation. To do this, the vacuum switching technology, proven for more than 30 years, serves as
arc-quenching principle by using vacuum interrupters. The
vacuum interrupters (8) are operated by the magnet system
(10) through an integral rocker (9). All components required
for switching, such as the operating mechanism and closing
latch (11) are accommodated in the operating mechanism
box (12) and are fed with low voltage. This low voltage is
either supplied separately or taken directly from the mediumvoltage system through the optional control transformer (5).
Construction of the contactor-fuse combination 3TL6
The isolating contacts (4) enable the connection to the

medium-voltage system. For xed mounting there are at
contacts available, and plug-in contacts for integration in
withdrawable systems. With this type, the ring spring contact
version offers an especially large contact surface and optimum power connection. The circumferential ring spring expands when the xed contact is pushed in, providing a large
contact surface. To insulate the contact arms, a plastic insulating sleeve is used, which can be adjusted to the different
lengths of the contact system. A width across ats of 205,
275 or 310 mm is reached by different adjustments to the
cross-members or the insulating covers with fuse holders.
The optional control transformer (5) is connected to the
high-voltage terminals of the contactor-fuse combination on
its primary part, so that no additional cables are required.
To protect the transformer, an separate upstream fuse is
series-connected on the primary side and accommodated in
the cross-member. Due to its different versions, the control
transformer can be optimally adjusted to the existing power
system.
The front cover (13) closes the insulating cover with fuse
holder with an indication opening, and offers a possibility for
handling.
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11
Construction of
the vacuum contactor
(side view)
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13
14
18
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The fuse-links (3) from different manufacturers can be used.

Here, a maximum let-through current of 50 kA must be observed in order not to damage the contactor. To select the
correct fuse-link, please observe the indications given in the
chapter Equipment Selection (see page 16).
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The insulating cover with fuse holder (2) is mounted on one

side of the contactor (1). On the other side it is raised to the
necessary height by the cross-member (7). The fuse holders,
which are especially conceived for the use of up to two plugin HV HRC fuse-links, ensure a uniform distribution of the
current to the two fuse-links of one phase.
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16
Construction of the
contactor-fuse combination 3TL6
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Legend
1 Vacuum contactor
2 Insulating cover with
fuse holder
3 Fuse-link
4 Isolating contacts
5 Optional control transformer
6 Base plate
7 Cross-member
8 Vacuum interrupter
9 Integral rocker
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Magnet system
Mechanical closing latch
Operating mechanism box
Front cover
Fuse trip indicator
Position indicator
Integral rocker
Terminal strip
Primary fuse (transformer)
Description
Mode of operation
6
Basically, there are three different modes or states of operation: Normal operation, short circuit and overload.
During normal operation, the combination behaves like a
contactor. The atmospheric pressure exerts a force on the
metal bellows of the vacuum interrupter. Without the inuence of the operating mechanism, this would close the
contact gap.
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1
7
Construction of the vacuum contactor (side view)
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Sectional view of an HV HRC fuse-link
Legend
1 Opening springs
7 Operating mechanism box
2 Integral rocker
8 Secondary fuse-element
3 Magnet system
10 Main fuse-element
5 Contact pressure spring
11 Thermal striker
6 Vacuum interrupter
9 Outer tube
4 Magnet armature
The opening springs (1) keep the moving interrupter contact in open position via the integral rocker (2). To close the
vacuum contactor, the compressive force of the opening
springs (1) is overcome by the magnet system (3). The DC
magnet system operates as an economy circuit, providing a
high mechanical endurance and a low pickup and holding
power. The magnet armature (4) is attracted, thus moving
the integral rocker (2), which releases the moving interrupter
contact from the open position. The atmospheric pressure
closes the contacts. The integral rocker (2) compresses the
contact pressure springs (5), thus generating the necessary
contact force. When the magnetic excitation is de-energized,
the opening springs (1) open the contact gap via the integral
rocker (2) and the moving interrupter contact.
When a mechanical closing latch is used, the adjustment is
maintained through a latch lever even if the magnet coil is
not excited. The vacuum contactor is released electrically by
means of a latch release coil, or mechanically by means of a
latch release device.
In case of overload, a high continuous current overloads the
fuse-link thermally, thus tripping the thermal striker (11).
The contactor already operates within the arcing time of the
fuse. The take-over current must not exceed 5 kA, as this
could damage the vacuum interrupter! This is prevented
by selecting the correct fuse.
In case of short circuit, the main fuse-elements (10) of the
HV HRC fuse melt and evaporate at all bottlenecks already
during the current rise. Arcs burn at these bottlenecks, which
are cooled so effectively by the arc-quenching medium that
their total arc voltage is higher than the operating voltage.
This results in a rapid decrease of the current, which is interrupted while it is still rising. When the main fuse-elements
(10) melt, the secondary fuse-element (8) evaporates as
well and releases the thermal striker (11), which operates
the vacuum contactor with the help of the auxiliary switch
and activates the fuse trip indicator. In the optimum time
sequence, the fuse has already interrupted the short-circuit
current at this time.
Description
Replacement of HV HRC fuses

The fault currents stress the fuses in the phases differently,
but all fuses are stressed. To obtain identical switching and
safety conditions for further application again, all fuse-links
should be replaced as recommended in the standards.
Scope of delivery
We advise to use our Siemens 3GD2 HV HRC fuse-link for

our contactor-fuse combination. For more Information see
Catalog HG 12.31, Order No. E50001-K1512-A311-A2-7600
(available as of 2011).
Optional with
bushing
Optional:
2 fuses
per phase
parallel
Short-circuit protection of HV HRC fuses

At high short-circuit currents, HV HRC fuses have a currentlimiting effect, i.e. the fuse limits the short-circuit current to
the let-through current. To select the fuses, the type of consumer must be observed, e.g. motor, transformer, capacitors.
Optional
control
transformer
Fuse
tripping
Magnet coil
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An example for the coordination of contactor and HV HRC

fuses is given in the chapter Equipment Selection.
Application examples
Contactor-fuse combinations are suitable for operational
switching of alternating-current consumers in indoor switchgear, and can be used e.g. for the following switching duties:
Starting of motors
Plugging or reversing the direction of rotation of motors
Switching of reactors
Switching of resistive consumers (e.g. electrical furnaces)
Switching of compressors.
With these duties, contactor-fuse combinations are used in

conveyor and elevator systems, pumping stations, air conditioning systems as well as in systems for reactive power
compensation, and can therefore be found in almost every
industrial sector.
Utilization categories
In IEC 60470, medium-voltage power contactors are divided
into different utilization categories. According to these
categories, contactor-fuse combinations 3TL62/63/66 are
dimensioned for different electrical consumers and operating
conditions. The opposite table shows typical applications in
accordance with the respective utilization categories.
Overload
protection
Consumer
Example: Single-line diagram
for direct control of consumers
Utilization category
Typical applications
AC-1
Non inductive or slightly inductive loads,

resistance furnaces
AC-2
Slip-ring motors:
Starting, switching off
AC-3
Squirrel-cage motors:
Starting, switching off during running
AC-4
Squirrel-cage motors:
Starting, plugging 1),
reversing 1), inching 2)
1) Plugging is understood as stopping or reversing the motor rapidly by

reversing motor primary connections while the motor is running
2) Inching is understood as energizing a motor once or repeatedly for short
periods to obtain small movements of the driven mechanism
Description
Switching duties
Switching of motors
M
3~
Ring-main units,
industrial system distributions
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Transformers
Industrial system distributions,

DC-link reactors, reactive
power compensation systems
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Reactors
Contactor-fuse combinations 3TL62/63/66 are especially suitable for frequent operation of motors in utilization category
AC-3 and AC-4.
As the chopping currents of the contactors are 5 A, no
unpermissibly high overvoltages are produced when started
motors are switched during normal operation. However,
when high-voltage motors with starting currents of 600 A
are stopped during start-up, switching overvoltages may
arise. The magnitude of these overvoltages can be reduced
to harmless values by means of special surge limiters.
Heating resistors,
electric furnaces
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Resistive consumers
Reactive power compensation

systems, capacitor banks
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Capacitors
When inductive currents are interrupted, current chopping

can produce overvoltages at the contact gap. Such overvoltages can be controlled with a protective circuit composed of
3EF surge limiters.
Contactor-fuse combinations can interrupt capacitive currents up to 250 A up to the rated voltage of 12 kV without
restrikes, and thus without overvoltages.
Compressors
Surge protection via limiters

Contactor-fuse
combination
Surge
limiter
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Conveyor and elevator

systems, compressors,
ventilation and heating
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Medium-voltage
three-phase motors
Consumer
Surge protection of the

contactor-fuse combination
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Overvoltages can arise as a consequence of multiple restrikes or by virtual current chopping, e.g. when motors are
switched in braked condition or during start-up. Motors with
a starting current 600 A are endangered. Safe protection
against overvoltages is ensured by surge limiters; circuit examples are shown on the left.
3EF surge limiters can be arranged in parallel to the cable
sealing ends, preferably in the cable compartment. The surge
limiters consist of non-linear resistors (metal-oxide varistors
SIOV) and a series-connected spark gap. During installation it
must be observed that the surge limiter is exibly mounted
on one side for mechanical reasons.
Description
Standards
Integration in a switchgear panel

Due to its construction and the different medium-voltage
connections possible, the contactor-fuse combination
3TL62/63/66 can be easily integrated in a switchgear panel.
Standards
Contactor-fuse combinations 3TL62 / 63 / 66 conform to the
standards for high-voltage alternating current contactors
above 1 kV and up to 12 kV.
Overview of standards
IEC 62271-1
DIN EN 62271-1
IEC 60470 Issue 2000
DIN EN 60470
IEC 62271 106 CDV 012010

IEC 60529
DIN EN 60529
IEC 60721
DIN EN 60721
IEC 60282-1
DIN EN 60282-1
D
Test voltages according to

D/L 404, GB 14808, DL/T 593
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Example:
Integration of a contactor-fuse combination in a
switchgear panel
A Switching-device compartment
B Busbar compartment
C Connection compartment
D Contactor-fuse combination
E Low-voltage compartment
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Description
Ambient conditions, dielectric strength and site altitude
Ambient conditions
The contactor-fuse combinations 3TL62/63/66 are designed

for the normal operating conditions dened in the standards. They are designed in open construction, with degree
of protection IP00, according to IEC 60529. Condensation
can occasionally occur under the ambient conditions shown
opposite.
80C
Climatic ambient conditions:
max. 95% per day

max. 90% per month
HG12-2796_en eps
-25C
Contactor-fuse combinations are suitable for use in the

following climatic classes according to IEC 60721:
Class 3K4 1)
Class 3K6 2)
Class 3Z2
Class 3Z5
Biological ambient conditions:
Class 3B1
Mechanical ambient conditions:
Class 3M2
Chemically active substances:
Class 3C2 3)
Mechanically active substances:
Class 3S2 4)
1) Low temperature limit: 25 C

2) Without icing and wind-driven precipitation
3) Without appearance of saline fog with simultaneous condensation
4) Restriction: Clean insulation parts
Dielectric strength in reference to site altitude

The dielectric strength of air insulation decreases with increasing altitude due to low air density. The rated lightning
impulse withstand voltage values specied in the chapter
Technical Data apply to a site altitude of 1000 m above sea
level. For an altitude above 1000 m, the insulation level must
be corrected according to the opposite diagram.
1.40
1.30
1.20
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Altitude correction factor
1.50
1.10
1.00
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000 3500 m 4000

Site altitude
The characteristic shown applies to the rated short-duration

power-frequency withstand voltage and the rated lightning
impulse withstand voltage.
To select the devices, the following applies:
U U0 x Ka
U Rated withstand voltage under standard reference atmosphere
U0 Rated withstand voltage requested for the place of installation
Ka Altitude correction factor according to the opposite diagram
A control transformer must be specied accordingly.

Adjustment of the operating mechanism to the
site altitude
The contactor-fuse combination is adjusted to a standard site
altitude of -200 m to +1250 m. For operation at a different
altitude, other site altitudes can be adjusted at the factory
from -1250 m to +4000 m (for selection, see Additional
Equipment on page 23).
Example
For a requested rated lightning impulse withstand voltage
of 60 kV at an altitude of 2500 m, an insulation level of
72 kV is required as a minimum under standard reference
atmosphere:
72 kV 60 kV x 1.2
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Description
Product range overview and basic equipment
Product range overview

3TL62
3TL63
3TL66
Standards
IEC 60470 / DIN EN 60470
IEC 60470 / DIN EN 60470 +

additional increased dielectric
requirements
IEC 60470 / DIN EN 60470
Rated voltage Ur
7.2 kV
7.2 kV
12 kV
Rated normal current Ie

(depending on installation and coordination with the selected fuses)
450 A
400 A
400 A
Thermal current Ith
Depending on installation and coordination with the selected fuses
Rated short-circuit breaking

current ISC (prospective)
50 kA
50 kA
40 kA
Max. let-through current ID
46 kA
46 kA
46 kA
Short-circuit capability of the

contactor (limit switching capacity)
5 kA
4.5 kA
4.5 kA
Rated lightning impulse

withstand voltage
(to earth / open contact gap)
60 kV / 40 kV
60 kV / 40 kV
75 kV / 60 kV
Rated short-duration
power-frequency withstand voltage
20 kV
32 kV
28 kV
Switching rate
1200 operating cycles / h
Mechanical endurance
1 mio. operating cycles
Max. number of fuses per phase 1)
1 x 315 A or
2 x 250 A
1 x 315 A or
2 x 250 A
1 x 200 A or
2 x 200 A
Pole-centre distance
120 mm
120 mm
120 mm
Width across ats
205 mm, 275 mm, 310 mm
205 mm, 275 mm, 310 mm
205 mm, 275 mm, 310 mm
1) Relating to Siemens 3GD2 or SIBA fuses (motor protection characteristics)
Basic equipment of the contactor-fuse combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66

Equipment
Minimum equipment
Alternative equipment
Remark
Construction
On base plate 340 x 620 mm
For xed mounting or mounting on

draw-out element or truck
Auxiliary contacts for contactor
4 NO + 3 NC
6 NO + 5 NC
Auxiliary contacts for

fuse tripping
1 NO + 1 NC per phase
None
Wired at the factory
Auxiliary voltage supply
Separate supply
Generated by a
control transformer
Standard control transformer only

usable up to +1250 m site altitude
Low-voltage connection
Via terminal strip at the contactor
Fuse holder
One fuse per phase
Two fuses per phase
Site altitude
200 m to +1250 m
1250 m to +4000 m
Site altitude adjusted

at the factory
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Equipment Selection
Contents
Contents
Page
Equipment Selection
15
Selection aids:
Transformer protection
16
Motor protection
16
Ordering data and conguration example:

Order number structure
18
Conguration example
18
Selection of basic types:

Voltage level 7.2 kV
19
Voltage level 12 kV
19
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Selection of secondary equipment:

20
Additional components
20
Operating voltage
for magnet system and closing latch
21
Fuse holder
22
Width across ats
22
Medium-voltage connection
22
Installation of contactor-fuse combination
22
22
23
24
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View to the control transformer
Auxiliary contacts
Contactor-fuse combination
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Equipment Selection
Selection aids
Selection aids
The contactor-fuse combination is selected in two steps:
1) The basic device is selected in accordance with the requirements of the medium-voltage system and the switching duty.
2) Selection of a suitable fuse.
Generally, fuses of any manufacturer can be used, if they
full the standard IEC 60282-1, IEC 60644 and IEC 60787.
The selected fuse must contain a thermal striker of the
medium type.
The HV HRC fuse used breaks this damped short-circuit current safely. Its minimum breaking current must therefore be
lower than the fault current to be expected.
Discrimination requirements between HV HRC fuses
In individual cases, e.g. in line systems with widely separated
substations, the discrimination of series-connected HV HRC
fuses may be important for operational reasons. The superior
HV HRC fuse must have a higher pre-arcing I2t-value as the
operating I2t-value of the subordinate fuse.
Discrimination requirements between HV HRC and
LV HRC fuses
But we advise to use our Siemens 3GD2 HV HRC fuse-link

for our contactor-fuse combination.
For more Information see Catalog HG 12.31, Order No.
E50001-K1512-A311-A2-7600 (available as of 2011).
When the associated LV HRC fuse is selected, discrimination

to the HV HRC fuse must be ensured. This equally applies if
the low-voltage feeder contains several parallel fuses.
Transformer protection
In the case of LV HRC fuses with different current ratings,

the fuse with the maximum current rating is decisive for discrimination considerations.
HV HRC fuses as short-circuit protection for transformers

DIN VDE 0670 Part 402 achieved a standardization of the
HV HRC fuse characteristics referring to their rated current.
This results in a protection recommendation for distribution
transformers which is widely independent of the fuse manufacturer.
A minimum or maximum fuse current rating is assigned to
each transformer. This larger range provides improved discrimination coordination both towards the low-voltage side
and the superior medium-voltage side.
Discrimination requirements between HV HRC fuses and

low-voltage circuit-breakers
Discrimination must be ensured by means of the time-current characteristics of the HV HRC fuse-link converted to the
low-voltage level and the total breaking time of the provided
circuit-breaker.
Motor protection
HV HRC fuses as short-circuit protection of motors
Moreover, there are further requirements for special applications, which are described in the relevant standards.
HV HRC fuses are used for short-circuit protection in combination with vacuum contactors.
Inrush current
Due to the arising motor starting current, the instant when

the motor starts represents the maximum stress for the HV
HRC fuse. This stress must neither operate nor pre-damage
the fuse. Other factors of inuence on the stress of the HV
HRC fuses are the starting time and the starting frequency.
For the specied ratings of distribution transformers, the

effects of inrush currents (I2t-values) on the upstream HV
HRC fuses have been checked. The most important factors of
inuence are the rated power, vector groups and impedance
voltages of the transformers.
According to IEC 60787, Clause 4, the pre-arcing time characteristic of the fuse at a time of 0.1 s must feature a current value greater than 10 to 12 times the rated transformer
current.
Short-circuit protection on the low-voltage side of the
transformer
When there is a short-circuit on the low-voltage side at the
transformer terminals, a damped short-circuit current ows
on the high-voltage side:
Ik = IrT y 100
Uk
Ik Sustained symmetrical short-circuit current
IrT Rated current of the transformer
Uk Relative impedance voltage (%)
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The indications of the fuse manufacturer regarding motor

protection must be generally observed.
As a guide value for 2 to 6 starts per hour (max. 2 shortly
after each other), the pre-arcing current of a fuse to be selected must be at least twice the motor starting current for
the given starting time. For a higher number of starts, a fuse
of the next higher level must be selected.
Equipment Selection
Selection aids
Coordination of the HV HRC fuse with other

components of the motor circuit
2
10 2
5
2
10 1
5
2
10 0
5
2
10 -1
5
2
10-2
102
1
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Coordination of the components of the motor circuit:

The time-current characteristic must be located on the
right of the motor starting current (point A).
The rated current of the HV HRC fuse-link must exceed the
normal current of the motor.
The current corresponding to the intersection B of the
HV HRC fuse-link characteristic and the characteristic of
the overcurrent-time protection must be higher than the
minimum breaking current of the HV HRC fuse-link. If this is
not feasible, it must be ensured that overload currents that
are smaller than the minimum breaking current of the HV
HRC fuse-link are interrupted by the vacuum contactor via
the striker. This prevents thermal overloading of the HV HRC
fuse-link, which would otherwise be destroyed.
The rated breaking current of the vacuum contactor must
be higher than the minimum breaking current of the HV HRC
fuse-link, and higher than the current resulting from the intersection B of the HV HRC fuse-link and the overcurrent-time
protection characteristics.
The maximum let-through current ID of the contactor-fusecombination shall be limited trough the HV HRC fuse-links
(one or two in parallel).
The integral of the square of the current over a given time
interval (I2t-value) is a measure for the thermal short-time
stress of the elements of a circuit. The pre-arcing I2t-value
of the fuse to be selected must not exceed the maximum
permissible I2t-value of the contactor-fuse combination.
The thermal power loss of the HV HRC fuse-links shall not
exceed the maximum value of the contactor-fuse-combination.
With integrating the CFC into a panel a reduction though
decreased ventilation has to be taken into account.
The contactor-fuse combination 3TL6 is optimized regarding
current integral and power losses for using Siemens HV HRC
fuse-links 3GD2 in accordance with the selection on page 13.
Time
The high-voltage motor is selected for the corresponding

duty. Thus, the following motor data are known:
Rated current
Rated voltage
Starting current
Starting time
Starting frequency
10 3
s
5
2
5
10 3
2
A
Sustained symmetrical short-circuit current (r.m.s. value)
Example
1 Characteristic of an HV HRC fuse
2 Characteristic of the overcurrent-time protection
3 Motor starting time
4 Motor starting current
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Equipment Selection
Ordering data and conguration example
Order number structure
Mounting parts and special versions ()
The contactor-fuse combinations consist of a medium-voltage and a low-voltage part. The relevant data make up the
16-digit order number. The medium-voltage part covers the
main electrical data of the contactor. The low-voltage part
covers the auxiliary devices which are necessary for operating and controlling the contactor-fuse combination. Fuselinks must be selected separately.
In case of special versions, - Z is added to the order number and a descriptive order code follows. If several special
versions are required, the sufx - Z is listed only once. If a
requested special version is not in the catalog and can therefore not be ordered via order code, it has to be identied
with Y 9 9 after consultation.
The agreement hereto is made between your responsible
sales partner and the order processing department at the
Switchgear Factory in Berlin.
Order codes
Individual equipment versions are explained more in detail
by an order code. Several order codes can be added to the
order number in succession and in any sequence.
a: alphabetically n: numerical
2
1st position
Position:
10 11 12
13 14 15 16
Order No.:
Order codes
Primary equipment
Superior group
Switching devices
2nd position
Main group
Contactors
3rd position
Subgroup
Vacuum contactors
4th, 5th
and 7th position
Basic equipment
Design and ratings of
medium-voltage part
6th and
8th to 11th position
Secondary equipment
Secondary equipment
Operating voltages, auxiliary equipment
12th 16th position
Extended equipment and connections

Order codes
Group of 3 after the Order No.
Format: a n a
Special versions ()
Initiated with Z
Group of 3 after the Order No.
Format: a n n
Conguration example
In order to simplify the selection of the correct order
number for the requested contactor-fuse combination,
you will nd a conguration example on each page of
the chapter Equipment Selection. For the selection of
auxiliary voltages, additional components, width across
ats, etc. the last example of the primary part is taken
over and continued, so that at the end of the equipment
selection (page 23) a completely congured contactorfuse combination results as an example.
Example for Order No.:

Order codes:
18
On the foldout page we offer a conguring aid. Here you

can ll in the order number you have determined for your
contactor-fuse combination.
3
0 A
A 0
Equipment Selection
Selection of basic types
kV
kV
kV
kV
7.2
60
40
20
450
2 3
32
400
3 5
Order codes
See page 23
See page 22
13 14 15 16
See page 22
See page 22
10 11 12
See page 22
See page 22
Ie
See page 21
Ud
See page 21
Up
See page 21
Up
See page 20
Ur
See page 20
Rated normal current 1)

free-standing
Rated short-duration
power-frequency
withstand voltage

withstand voltage
open contact gap
Order No.:
withstand voltage
to earth
Position:
50 / 60 Hz
Rated voltage
7.2 kV
1) The maximum rated normal current depends on the installation

conditions (ventilation) and the power loss of the fuses
2
12 kV
50 / 60 Hz
Ur
Up
Up
Ud
Ie
kV
kV
kV
kV
12
75
60
28
400
6 5
Conguration example
Contactor-fuse combination 3TL6
Rated voltage Ur = 7.2 kV
Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage to earth Up = 60 kV
Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage, open contact gap Up = 40 kV
Rated short-duration power-frequency withstand voltage Ud = 20 kV
2
Rated normal current Ie = 450 A

2 3
Order codes:
19
Equipment Selection
Options
4 NO + 3 NC
6 NO + 5 NC
10 11 12
13 14 15 16
Order codes
See page 23
See page 22
See page 22
See page 22
See page 22
See page 22
See page 21
See page 21
See page 21
Position:
Order No.:
See page 19
6th position
Auxiliary contacts
7th position
See page 19
8 th position
Options
Without additional components
Mechanical closing latch, 1 NO assigned
Special version
Wiring on terminal strip: Monitoring of closing latch
Wiring on terminal strip: Actuate delatching
Conguration example
3
6
2
(Ur = 7.2 kV, Up = 60 kV, Up = 40 kV, Ud = 20 kV, Ir = 450 A)
Number of auxiliary contacts: 6 NO and 5 NC

Order codes:
20
Equipment Selection
10 11 12
AC voltage
50 / 60 Hz
See page 22
Separate voltage supply

DC voltage
110 V AC
A G 2
115 V AC
120 V AC
A K
230 V AC
240 V AC
24 V DC 1)
48 V DC 1)
B W 4
60 V DC 1)
110 V DC
125 V DC
B G 4
220 V DC
B M 4
13 14 15 16
Order codes
See page 23
See page 22
See page 22
See page 22
Position:
Order No.:
See page 22
9 th /10 th /11th position

Operating voltage
for magnet system and closing latch
1) The contactor coil must not be switched with the fuse-trip

indication auxiliary switch. A coupling relay has to be used inbetween.
Order code R82 is mandatory.
Internal supply through control transformer

(50 / 60 Hz) for 3TL62 and 3TL63
AC voltage
110 V AC
Z G 2
230 V AC
3.3 kV
Z 2
3.5 kV
Z 2
4.0 kV
Z 2
4.2 kV
Z 2
4.8 kV
Z 2
5.0 kV
Z 2
5.5 kV
Z 2
6.0 kV
Z 2
6.3 kV
Z 2
6.6 kV
Z 2
6.9 kV
Z 2
7.2 kV
Z 2
3 M
Other voltages on request
Primary voltage of control transformer

A
Special version
Wiring on terminal strip: voltage, control transformer
(Only possible with control transformer; 9th position = Z)
Conguration example
3
0
A
0 A
AC operation 230 V AC 50/60 Hz

Order codes:
21
Equipment Selection
Position:
Order No.:
10 11 12
13 14 15 16
Order codes
See page 23
12 th position
Fuse holder
Options
Plug-in fuse holder 442 mm, one fuse per phase
Plug-in fuse holder 442 mm, two fuses per phase
Special version
Wiring on terminal strip: Fuse tripping alarm
13th position
Width across ats
Options
205 mm
275 mm
310 mm
14th position
Options
Flat bolted connection
Circular plug-in contact
Circular plug-in contact with xed contacts / bushing
15th position
Installation of contactor-fuse combination
Options
A
On base plate 340 x 620 mm (W x L)
16th position
Options
0
Connection to contactor terminal
Conguration example
3
6
2
0 A
2
1
Width across ats 275 mm
Medium-voltage connection: Circular plug-in contact
Installation on base plate 340 x 620 mm (W x L)
Low-voltage connection: Connection to contactor terminal

Order codes:
22
0 A
A 0
Equipment Selection
Position:
Order No.:
10 11 12
13 14 15 16
Order codes
Options
Surge protection circuit DC in secondary circuit
with varistor module 3AX1526-0F
Surge protection circuit AC in secondary circuit

with rectier 3AX1525-1F
Wiring, halogen-free and ame-retardant
Additional rating plate
Without cover
Seaworthy packing additionally to EXW pricing,

or additionally to transport by truck
Routine test report in English
Routine test report to customer
Routine test report in German
Routine test report in French
Routine test report in Spanish
Customer acceptance
Wiring on terminal strip: Monitoring of closing latch
Wiring on terminal strip: Actuate delatching
Operating instructions, German
Operating instructions, English, additional
Operating instructions, Russian
Operating instructions, Spanish
Operating instructions, French
Operating instructions, Italian
Operating instructions, Portuguese
Operating instructions, Turkish
Operating instructions, Polish
Site altitude 1250 m to +200 m above sea level 1)
Site altitude +1250 m to +2500 m above sea level 1)
Long insulating sleeve for contact arm 3TL62 2)
Short insulating sleeve for contact arm 3TL62 2)
Mechanical release for closing latch for Bowden wire 3)
Base plate with wheels
Wiring on terminal strip: fuse tripping alarm
Wiring on terminal strip: voltage control transformer 4)
Wiring, halogen-free and ame-retardant
Routine test report in German
Mechanical release for closing latch
1) Not together with internal supply via control transformer

3) Supplied without Bowden wire
2) Standard for 3TL63 and 3TL66 (short or long depending on the contact) 4) Only possible with control transformer (9th position = Z)
Conguration example
3
Rated voltage Ur = 7.2 kV

Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage to earth Up = 60 kV
Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage, open contact gap Up = 40 kV
Rated short-duration power-frequency withstand voltage Ud = 20 kV
2
Rated normal current Ir = 450 A
Central terminal strip with 6 NO and 5 NC
AC operation 230 V AC 50/60 Hz
2
1
Width across ats 275 mm
Medium-voltage connection: Circular plug-in contact
Installation on base plate 340 x 620 mm (W x L)
Low-voltage connection: Connection to contactor terminal
0 A
Order codes:
A 0
23
Equipment Selection

The order numbers are applicable to contactor-fuse combinations 3TL62/63/66 of current manufacture. When mounting
parts or spare parts are being ordered for existing contactorfuse combinations, always quote the type designation, serial
number and the year of manufacture of the contactor-fuse
combination to be sure to get the correct delivery.
Designation
Auxiliary contact block
Remarks
Spare parts must only be replaced by instructed

personnel.
Operating voltage
Left 2 NO + 2 NC 1)
3TY7 561-1NA0
Left 3 NO + 3 NC 1)
3TY7 561-1QA0
Right 2 NO + 2 NC 1)
3TY7 561-1PA0
3TY7 561-1RA0
Right 3 NO + 3 NC 1)
Magnet coil
Resistor for economy circuit
Auxiliary contactor
For economy circuit K1E
For closing latch K2E
24 V DC
3TY5 651-0BB4
48 V DC
3TY5 651-0BW4
60 V DC
3TY5 651-0BE4
110 V DC
3TY5 651-0BF4
125 V DC
3TY5 651-0BG4
220 V DC
3TY5 651-0BM4
110 / 115 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
3TY5 651-0AG7
120 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
3TY5 651-0AL7
230 / 240 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
3TY5 651-0AN7
110 / 115 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
3TY5 664-1DA0
120 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
3TY5 664-1EA0
230 / 240 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
3TY5 664-1GA0
24 V DC
3TY5 664-0AA0
48 V DC
3TY5 664-0BA0
60 V DC
3TY5 664-0CA0
110 V DC
3TY5 664-0DA0
125 V DC
3TY5 664-0EA0
220 V DC
3TY5 664-0FA0
24 V DC
SWB: 55536
48 V DC
SWB: 55466
60 V DC
SWB: 55535
110 V DC
SWB: 55534
125 V DC
SWB: 55539
220 V DC
SWB: 55533
110 127 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
SWB: 55537
220 240 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
SWB: 55538
24 V DC
SWB: 55468
48 V DC
SWB: 55466
60 V DC
SWB: 55535
110 125 V DC
SWB: 55467
220 V DC
SWB: 55463
110 127 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
SWB: 55537
220 240 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
SWB: 55538
1) The information left / right applies when the vacuum interrupters are observed with the rocker at the top.
24
Order No.
Equipment Selection
Designation
Remarks
Operating voltage
Order No.
Semiconductor modules
Rectier
for contactor coil
3TY5 694-2AA0
Varistor module
for surge protection in DC secondary circuit
3AX15 26-0F
Rectier module
for surge protection in AC secondary circuit
3AX15 25-1F
3TL6-SSK basic parts
Wheels for base plate
3TY5 620-1BB0
Fuse clips, complete 1 fuse, width across ats 205
3TY5 620-1EA0
3TY5 620-1EA1
3TL6-SSK accessories
3TL6-SSK control transformer
3TY5 620-1EA2
Fuse clips, complete 2 fuses, width across ats 205
3TY5 620-1EB0
3TY5 620-1EB1
3TY5 620-1EB2
Auxiliary contacts for fuse tripping
3TY5 620-1EC3
Fuses for control transformer
3TY5 620-2AA0
Circular plug-in contacts, complete
3TY5 621-1AA0
Flat bolted connections, complete
3TY5 621-1CA0
Insulating sleeves long for contact arms
3TY5 621-1AA1
Insulating sleeves short for contact arms
3TY5 621-2AA2
HV HRC fuse-links
3GD2
Set of two bushings for pole-centre distance 120 mm

with xed contacts and O-rings
3TX5 623-2AA0
Bushing for pole-centre distance 120 mm
3TX5 623-3AA0
Fixed contact with O-ring
3TX5 623-4AA0
50 / 60 Hz
3TL62
Ud = 20 kV
3TY5 622-2
3TL63
Ud = 32 kV *
3TY5 622-3
Primary voltage
Secondary voltage
Bridging link
Length 442 mm
3.3 kV
3TY5 622-A
3.5 kV
3TY5 622-B
4 kV
3TY5 622-C
4.2 kV
3TY5 622-D
4.8 kV
3TY5 622-E
5 kV
3TY5 622-F
5.5 kV
3TY5 622-G
6 kV
3TY5 622-H
6.3 kV
3TY5 622-J
6.6 kV
3TY5 622-K
6.9 kV
3TY5 622-L
7.2 kV
3TY5 622-M
110 V AC
3TY5 622-G2
230 V AC
3TY5 622-L2
0.92 kg
3GX5 501
* At present only with 7.2 kV
25
Equipment Selection
To select the correct spare interrupter, please specify the

type designation, serial number and year of manufacture
of the contactor. All data is given on the rating plate.
Vacuum interrupters and other spare parts must only be
replaced by instructed personnel.
Data on the rating plate
Legend for the data on the rating plate
HG11-2798a_en eps
Note:
For any query regarding spare parts, subsequent deliveries,
etc. the following details are necessary:
Type designation
Serial No.
Year of manufacture
26
Manufacturer
Type designation
Serial number
Rated voltage Ur
Rated normal current Ie
Rated frequency fr
Thermal current Ith in the case of free-standing installation
Installation altitude
Coil voltage Us
Frequency f
Coil voltage U of the mechanical closing latch
Frequency f of the mechanical closing latch
Control transformer voltage
Frequency f of the control transformer
Type HV HRC fuse-link
Let-through current ID
Year of manufacture
Technical Data
Contents
Contents
Page
Technical Data
27
R-HG11-347.tif
Electrical data, dimensions and weights:

28
Mechanical data
28
Low-voltage part
29
Auxiliary contacts
29
Ambient conditions
29
Operating cycle diagram
30
Short-time withstand current / load characteristic
30
Installation space and tting
30
Dimension drawing
31
Bushing
31
31
Circuit diagrams:
Standard with AC operation
33
Standard with DC operation
33
Standard with control transformer
34
Options R82, R83, G19, G50
34
Wiring examples
35
R-HG11-347.tif
Example customer design 140 mm pole-centre distance

with at connections
Medium-voltage part
Base plate of contactor-fuse combination
27
Switching rate
Mechanical endurance of the

contactor-fuse combination
Electrical endurance of the

vacuum interrupter
while breaking the rated normal current
28

A
A
A
A
3TL62
7.2
60
40
20
450
315
4500
3TL63..
7.2
60
40
32
400
315
4000
3TL66..
12
75
60
28
400
315
4000
kA
kA
kA
kA
kA
A
kA
3600
5
4)
46
8
125/130
50
250
10
3200
4.5
46
8
125/130
50
250
10
3200
4.5
46
8
100/104
40
250
10
mm
Operating
cycles / h
Operating
cycles
Operating
cycles
3TL62
120
1200
1 Mio
1.0 Mio
110
442 x 85
100,000
60
3TL63..
120
600
1 Mio
0.5 Mio
110
442 x 85
100,000
60
3TL66..
120
600
1 Mio
0.5 Mio
110
442 x 85
100,000
60
kg
Rated short-circuit making current

(prospective)
Rated short-circuit breaking current
(prospective)
Rated short-time withstand current

1 s 3)
Max. let-through current
Short-circuit capability of contactor

(Limit switching capacity)
Switching capability 2)
Rated breaking capacity
max. permissible inrush current (peak value)
kV
mm x dia. mm

Switching rate
kV
Rated normal current of capacitor
kV

Service life
kV
Fuse-link dimensions
Length x max. dia.
Ie
Operating cycle diagram no.

(see page 30)
Ie
Switching capability 2)
Rated making capacity

at ambient air temperature up to +80 C
Rated short-duration power-frequency

withstand voltage
Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage

across the open contact gap
Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage

to earthed parts and between phases
Rated voltage
at rated frequency 50/60 Hz
Order No.

at ambient air temperature up to +55 C
Ur
Weights
(including 6 fuses and control transformer)
1)
2)
3)
4)
Pole-centre distance
Order No.
Technical Data
Medium-voltage part
Im
Isc
According to utilization category AC-1, AC-2, AC-3 and AC-4

According to utilization category AC-4 (cos = 0.35)
For short-time withstand current with longer times, see short-circuit current/load characteristics
6 kA with 3.3 kV
Mechanical data
Operating
cycles
Operating
cycles / h
Technical Data
90
0.8 to 1.1 Ua
100
100 ms at 0.85 Ua
80 ms at 1.0 Ua
60 ms at 1.1 Ua
30 ms at 0.85 Ua
50 ms at 1.0 Ua
50 ms at 1.1 Ua
900
3TL63..
650
90
0.8 to 1.1 Ua
100
100 ms at 0.85 Ua
80 ms at 1.0 Ua
60 ms at 1.1 Ua
30 ms at 0.85 Ua
50 ms at 1.0 Ua
50 ms at 1.1 Ua
3TL66..
650
90
0.8 to 1.1 Ua
100
100 ms at 0.85 Ua
80 ms at 1.0 Ua
60 ms at 1.1 Ua
30 ms at 0.85 Ua
50 ms at 1.0 Ua
50 ms at 1.1 Ua

Voltage range of the release solenoid
Opening time
(Interval of time between the opening
command and the instant of
contacts separated in the last poles)
Closing time
(Interval of time between the
closing command and the instant
of contacts touch in all poles)
Minimum closing command

for the drive solenoid

Opening time
650
ms

Opening pulse
3TL62

Power consumption of the release solenoid
Voltage range of the drive solenoid

Operating voltage
Power consumption of the drive solenoid

Holding power
Order No.
Power consumption of the drive solenoid

Making capacity
Low-voltage part
ms
0.85 to 1.1 Ua
0.2 to max. 1
< 45
900
0.85 to 1.1 Ua
0.2 to max. 1
< 45
900
0.85 to 1.1 Ua
0.2 to max. 1
< 45
Auxiliary contacts
Conductor cross-sections
of auxiliary contacts
acc. to
DIN EN 60947 Part 1
115 V AC
120 V AC
230 V AC
240 V AC
24 V DC
48 V DC
60 V DC
110 V DC
125 V DC
220 V DC
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
Ie
mm2
mm2
3TL62
4 NO + 3 NC
6 NO + 5 NC
10
10
10
10
5.6
5.6
10
1.14
0.98
0.48
0.6 4
0.5 2.5
3TL63..
4 NO + 3 NC
6 NO + 5 NC
10
10
10
10
5.6
5.6
10
1.14
0.98
0.48
0.6 4
0.5 2.5
3TL66..
4 NO + 3 NC
6 NO + 5 NC
10
10
10
10
5.6
5.6
10
1.14
0.98
0.48
0.6 4
0.5 2.5
Order No.
Finelystranded
with wire
end ferrule
110 V AC
Ith
Single-wire
Rated continuous
current
Rated normal current

Utilization category for
DC operation DC-13
at rated voltage
Number of
auxiliary contacts

Utilization category for
AC operation AC-14/15
at rated voltage
Order No.
Ambient conditions
Storage
at 40 C
to +65 C
Ambient air temperature

Operation
Operation
at 5 C
at +55 C
to +55 C
to +80 C
Operation
at 25 C
to +5 C
Site altitude1)
Shock resistance
Degree of
protection
acc. to
IEC 60529
3TL62
20 years
1 Mio.
operating cycles
1 Mio.
operating cycles
0.5 Mio.
operating cycles
1250 m below sea level

to 2500 m above sea level
5 x g, 10 ms and/or
10 x g; 5 ms
IP00
3TL63..
20 years
1 Mio.
operating cycles
1 Mio.
operating cycles
0.25 Mio.
operating cycles

5 x g, 10 ms and/or
10 x g; 5 ms
IP00
3TL66..
20 years
1 Mio.
operating cycles
1 Mio.
operating cycles
0.25 Mio.
operating cycles

5 x g, 10 ms and/or
10 x g; 5 ms
IP00
1) With control transformer only 200 m below sea level to 1250 m above sea level
29
Technical Data
Operating cycle diagram
Short-time withstand current / load characteristic
10 6
10 5
10 4
2
10 3
6
5
4
0
5 s
Load time
Note:
Circuit diagrams are available on request.
HG11-2742_en eps
10 1
10 2
4.5 10 3 kA 4.5 5
Breaking current (r.m.s. value)
10 2
10 0
10 1
9
kA
8
HG11-2637_en eps
Short-time withstand current

(r.m.s. value)
Operating cycles
10 7
10 4
$ 3TL62
% 3TL63 / 3TL66
The permissible number of electrical operating cycles
is shown as a function of the breaking current (r.m.s.
value). The curve shape shows average values.
The number of operating cycles that can actually be
reached can be different depending on the respective
application.
Installation space and tting

Minimum size of dielectric pitch
45
45
HG11-2799a eps
Width across ats
25
Example with circular plug-in contacts
30
100
Order No.
13th
position
in mm
X
in mm
205
26
275
26
310
60
Technical Data
Dimension drawing
340
120
120
HG11-2800_en eps
295.5
723
673
285
620
With circular plug-in contacts
310
275
205
717
94
With at bolted connection
310
275
205
719
81 1)
1) Value up to center of connection drill-hole
Bushing
HG11-2802 eps
36
27
131.5
10
26
387.7
14
120
112
R10
120
120
112
95.2
HG11-2801_en eps
37
120
32
120
52.3
R50
31
Technical Data
Detailed dimension drawing (must be ordered)

Applies to:
3TL62 / 63 / 66
With / without control transformer
With / without latch
For 1 / 2 fuse(s) per phase
Width across ats
13th position
Flat bolted connection
Circular plug-in contact +

circular spring
with wheels
14th position A
14th position F
14th position J
Z R73
in mm
S_A7E_
S_A7E_
S_A7E_
205
15405103003
15405101003
15405101013
275
15405103002
15405101002
15405101012
310
15405103001
15405101001
15405101011
Legend for circuit diagrams and wiring examples (pages 33 to 35)

F1..F3
Primary fuses
F4, F5
Fuses for control transformer
H1, H2
Auxiliary contact blocks
K1E
Auxiliary contactor for main magnet coil
K1M
Main magnet coil
K2E
Auxiliary contactor for latch release
K2S
Latch release coil
S1Q
ON pushbutton
S0Q
OFF pushbutton
T1, T2
Rectier
T3
Control transformer
X1...X5
Fuse clips
32
Technical Data
Circuit diagrams
Standard with AC operation (3TL6_2_-1A)

1L1
3L2
Closing latch
optional
5L3
83 61 53 121 113
A1
-X1
-F1
-X1
-X2
13
-X3
21
22
4
2
13
14
13
-F3
21
22
-F2
21
-F3
-T2 +
-T1 +
~
~
47
17
-K2E
-R
2
-H1
18
-K1M
-K1E
-H2
71
-K2S
43
72
A2
-K2E
A1
2T1
A1
4T2
A2
A1
E2
101 93 21 13 31
6T3
Standard with DC operation (3TL6_2_-1B)

1L1
3L2
5L3
83 61 53 121 113
-X1
-F1
-X1
-X2
13
-X3
13
21
22
E1
4
2
14
13
-F3
21
22
-F2
21
-F3
-K2E
48
1
-K2E
-R
2
-H1
18
-K1M
-K1E
E3
-F2
-F1
102 94 22 14 32
-F3
2
4
14
-X3
1
4
2
-F1
22
-F2
2
4
14
4
2
-X2
Closing latch
optional
A1
17
14
A2
A2
84 62 54 122 114
-K1E
43
13
44
A1
A2
47
44
HG11-2803a eps
-K1E
-K2E
48
-H2
71
44
43
13
14
44
-K2S
A1
A1
A2
A2
72
A2
43
-K2E
A1
84 62 54 122 114
A2
2T1
4T2
101 93 21 13 31
A2
A1
E2
HG11-2804a eps
-K1E
-K1E
E3
-F2
-F1
E1
-F3
2
4
14
-X3
1
4
2
-F1
22
-F2
2
4
14
4
2
-X2
102 94 22 14 32
6T3
Legend see Page 32
33
Technical Data
Circuit diagrams
Standard with control transformer (3TL6_2_-1Z)

3L2
5L3
A1
-X4
-X5
-F4
1
1
-F5
-X1
-F1
-X1
14
-X2
-X2
-F2
13
22
14
-K1E
2
4
-X3
21
V/B U/A
-T3
b
14
13
-F3
21
22
-F2
21
-F3
-K2E
48
47
17
-K2E
-R
2
-H1
18
-K1M
-H2
71
-K2S
-K2E
A2
84 62 54 122 114
2T1
4T2
1L1
2
2
13
14
-X1
-T1 +
~
~
21
22
-F1
48
1
-X1
14
E1
C5
-X2
21
22
-X2
21
-F3
-F2
13
-F3
-F2
13
-F2
-F1
-X3
2
4
-X3
3
3
-F3
2
-K2E
-K2E
44
43
13
14
-R
2
-H1
18
-K1M
-K1E
-H2
71
44
-K2S
A1
A1
A2
A2
72
A2
A1
84 62 54
A2
2T1
Legend see Page 32
34
G19
E3
22
17
22 14 32
83 61 53
-F1
-K1E
52 51
-F4
47
E2
-F5
14
-K1E
A1
G50
R82
5L3
4T2
6T3
HG11-2813a eps
-X4
A2
Options G19, G50 (3TL6_1_-1)
3L2
54 53
-T2 +
6T3
T2
b
V/B
-X5
A1
101 93 21 13 31
Options R82, R83 (3TL6_1_-0Z)
-T3
U/A
14
43
72
A2
A1 T1
a
43
13
A2
A2
R83
44
44
A1
A1
-K1E
13
22
-F3
E1
43
-K2E
21 13 31
A2
A1
E2
HG11-2814 eps
-K1E
102 94 22 14 32
-F2
-F1
-T1 +
~
~
-F1
-X3
83 61 53 121 113
2
2
HG11-2805 eps
1L1
Closing latch
optional
Technical Data
Wiring examples
1st wiring example

momentary-contact operation
without latch release
L1(L+)
-S1Q
-S0Q
A1
83
A2
84
HG11-2807a eps
K1E
N(L2,L-)
L1(L+)
-S1Q
-S0Q
A1
E3
E1
K1E
K2E
A2
HG11-2808a eps
2nd wiring example

with latch release
E2
N(L2,L-)
3rd wiring example

with control transformer
-S0Q
A1
83
T3*
HG11-2809a eps
-S1Q
K1E
4th wiring example

with control transformer and latch release
A2
84
A1
E1
T3*
T3*
-S1Q
-S0Q
K2E
A2
Legend see Page 32
E2
HG11-2810a eps
K1E
* Shown only from the secondary side
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Annex
Contents
Contents
Page
Annex
37
Inquiry form
38
Conguration instructions
39
Foldout page
R-HG11-180.eps
Conguration aid
Switchgear Factory in Berlin, Germany
37
Annex
Inquiry form
Please copy, ll in and return to
your Siemens partner.
Inquiry concerning
Technical data
Other values
Contactor-fuse
combination
3TL62 / 63 / 66
Please
Submit an offer
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Your address
Company
Dept.
Rated voltage
7.2 kV
12 kV
To earth
open
contact gap
60 kV
75 kV
_ _ _ kV
40 kV
60 kV
_ _ _ kV
Rated short-duration power

frequency withstand voltage
20 kV
28 kV
32 kV
_ _ _ kV
400 A
450 A
Switching rate
600
oper. cycles /h
1200
oper. cycles /h
Electrical endurance
of the interrupter
0.5 mio.
oper. cycles
1 mio.
oper. cycles
Rated lightning
impulse withstand voltage
_ _ _ kV
___ A
_ _ _ oper. cycles
Secondary equipment
For possible combinations see pages 20 to 22
Auxiliary contacts
4 NO + 3 NC
6 NO + 5 NC
___
Name
Operating voltage of the

magnet coil
_ _ _ V DC
_ _ _ V AC, _ _ _ H z
Street
Mechanical
closing latch
Available
Not available
Postal code/city
Operating voltage
of the closing latch
_ _ _ V DC
_ _ _ V AC, _ _ _ H z
Phone
Operating
voltage supply
Separate
supply
Generated via
control transformer
Fuse holder
One per phase
Two per phase
Width across ats
205 mm
Contact system
Flat bolted contact

Circular plug-in contact
Installation
On base plate
Terminal strip
Operating instructions in
German
Fax
E-mail
Siemens AG
275 mm
310 mm
_ _ _ mm
With xed contact / bushing
Dept.
Name
Street
Postal code/city
Application and other requirements
Please check off

French
Spanish
___
Fax
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English
_ _ _ Please ll in
You prefer to congure your contactor-fuse combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66 on your own?

Please follow the steps for conguration and enter the order number in the conguration aid.
Instruction for conguration of the contactor-fuse combination 3TL62/63/66

1st step: Denition of the primary part (see page 19)
Please specify the following ratings:
Possible options:
Rated voltage (Ur)
Ur: 7.2 kV and 12 kV
Rated lightning impulse withstand voltage (Up)
Up: 60 and 75 kV (40 and 60 kV open contact gap)
Rated short-duration power-frequency withstand voltage (Ud)
Ud: 20 kV, 32 kV, 28 kV
Rated normal current (Ir)
Ir: 450 A and 400 A
These ratings dene the positions 4, 5 and 7 of the order number.
2nd step: Denition of the secondary equipment (see pages 20 to 22)

Please specify the following equipment features:
Possible options:
Auxiliary contacts
(position 6)
4 NO + 3 NC, 6 NO + 5 NC
(position 8)
Mode of operation and operating voltage

(positions 9 to 11)
110 V to 240 V AC 50/60 Hz; 24 V to 220 V DC

supplied separately or via control transformer
Fuse holder
(position 12)
Plug-in holder for one or two fuses per phase
Width across ats

(position 13)
205 mm, 275 mm or 310 mm
(position 14)
Flat bolted connection or circular plug-in contact
Installation
(position 15)
Device on base plate
(position 16)
To central terminal strip of contactor
These equipment features dene the positions 6 and 8 to 16 of the order number.
3rd step: Do you have any further requirements concerning the equipment? (see page 23)
Should you still need more options than the possible special equipment like halogen-free and
ame-retardant wiring, routine test reports or operating instructions in different languages, etc.,
please contact your responsible sales partner.
39
For conguration of your

contactor-fuse combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66
13 14 15 16
See page 23
See page 22
See page 22
10 11 12
See page 22
See page 22
See page 22
See page 21
See page 21
See page 21
See page 20
See page 19
See page 20
See page 19
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Ordering data and conguration example

Selection of basic types

Selection of secondary equipment

Accessories and spare parts

Electrical data, dimensions and weights

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Construction and mode of operation:

Industrial application: Renery

Replacement of HV HRC fuses

Short-circuit protection of HV HRC fuses

Surge protection via limiters

Integration in a switchgear panel

Dielectric strength in reference

Adjustment of the operating mechanism

Product range overview

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Contactor-fuse combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66

The arrangement of the components on the base plate

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Contactor-fuse combination 3TL62/63/66

The contactor-fuse combinations 3TL62/63/66 are

Contactor-Fuse Combination 3TL62 / 63 / 66

The contactor-fuse combination consists of the following

The vacuum contactor (1) breaks the relevant currents

Construction of the contactor-fuse combination 3TL6

The isolating contacts (4) enable the connection to the

The fuse-links (3) from different manufacturers can be used.

The insulating cover with fuse holder (2) is mounted on one

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Construction of the vacuum contactor (side view)

Sectional view of an HV HRC fuse-link

7 Operating mechanism box

5 Contact pressure spring

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Replacement of HV HRC fuses

We advise to use our Siemens 3GD2 HV HRC fuse-link for

Short-circuit protection of HV HRC fuses

An example for the coordination of contactor and HV HRC

With these duties, contactor-fuse combinations are used in

Non inductive or slightly inductive loads,

1) Plugging is understood as stopping or reversing the motor rapidly by

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Industrial system distributions,

Reactive power compensation

When inductive currents are interrupted, current chopping

Surge protection via limiters

Conveyor and elevator

Surge protection of the

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Integration in a switchgear panel