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EATON DS/DSII Type Shunt Trips
Eaton DS/DSII type shunt trips are components used in electrical distribution systems to protect against overcurrents and short circuits. They are designed to work with the brand's DS & DSII circuit breakers and are mounted directly onto the breaker.
A| Style | Model | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 1A33593G01 | €2,792.11 | |
| A | 1A33593G36 | €2,036.54 |
Working Mechanism
- When the current flowing in the circuit exceeds the maximum level set by the breaker, the shunt trip unit senses the overcurrent and sends a tripping signal to the breaker.
- This causes the breaker to open, interrupting the flow of current and preventing damage to the electrical system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a DS and a DSII shunt trip?
A DS shunt trip is rated for 120V, while a DSII shunt trip is rated for 240V.
How to wire a shunt trip to a circuit breaker?
Wiring a shunt trip to a circuit breaker involves connecting the shunt trip coil to the appropriate terminals in the breaker and providing the required voltage.
How can I test Eaton shunt trips?
Testing a shunt trip involves applying a voltage to the coil and verifying that the breaker trips.
How to reset a shunt trip?
Move the handle to the full-off position and then to the full-on position to reset a shunt trip unit.
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