Okken Power Table Installation Guide
Okken Power Table Installation Guide
Power table
at a high level of security
for the electrical distribution
up to 6300A
Installation Guide
and the engine command
and maintenance
Okken Summary
pages
Generalities
Introduction 5
Introduction 5
safety instructions 5
Installation
tools 10
list of tools 10
type of assembly 10
site preparation 11
generalities 11
front connection 11
Rear connection 11
top connection 12
connection from below 13
dressing of columns 14
side panels 14
rear panels 14
doors 14
Installation of the columns 15
Column identification 15
setting up columns 15
implantation of the fixation points 16
fixation and assembly 17
electrical connections 18
Main busbar cutout 18
connection of the protective conductors 19
equipment protection 19
Connection
tools 20
List of tools 20
connection type 20
connection of power cables 21
generalities 21
connection of cables from above 22
cable connections from the bottom 22
Form 4 housing 23
form 4 by sleeve 23
Connection on busbars in form 4 enclosure 24
Connection to the device's ports 25
connection of auxiliary circuits 26
cable circulation 26
connection 26
definition 27
definition 27
pages
Commissioning
equipment 28
List of measuring and control devices 28
Masterpact NW 29
montage 29
maneuver 29
Masterpact NT 30
montage 30
maneuver 30
Compact NS 800/1600 31
montage 31
maneuver 31
■Compact or GV 32
lever control 32
rotary command 32
Functional unit up to 630A 33
Removable polyfast 33
Disconnectable Polyfast 33
detachable strip 33
fixed and removable device on a plate 33
drawers 34
Preliminary checks 36
preliminary checks 36
precautions 37
first power-up 37
Precautions to take after a prolonged power outage
Exploitation
Masterpact NW 38
removal and assembly 38
maneuver 38
Masterpact NT 39
removal and assembly 39
maneuver 39
Compact NS 800/1600 40
withdrawal and assembly 40
maneuver 40
■Compact or GV 41
lever command 41
rotary switch 41
UF up to 630A 42
Removable Polyfast 42
Disconnectable Polyfast 42
disconnectable strip 42
fixed and removable device on a plate 42
drawers 43
Maintenance
preventive maintenance 45
Generalities 45
general inspection 46
maintenance of the UF on the plate 47
maintenance of debro and deco UF 47
drawer maintenance 48
corrective maintenance 49
Generalities 49
heating point 49
maintenance of the UF on the base plate 49
Maintenance of deburring and finishing units 50
drawer maintenance 50
maintenance after an incident 50
repairs and interventions 50
Standard packaging
Where the columns are protected by a plastic cover in
a slatted box.
The lower ventilation grilles are supplied separately. They do not
are not mounted in order to allow for the handling of the column
from the bottom.
Maritime packaging
Where the columns are protected under a thermal cover
Standard packaging
sealed containing desiccant packets, and are installed
in a ventilated wooden or plywood box. General-
However, the shipping crates do not exceed a weight of 5 tons.
Maritime packaging
Generalities The final unpacking of the equipment should preferably be done just
before the installation of the board, as close as possible to its installation area
final match.
The dimensions, weight, and handling instructions of
the columns are indicated on the packaging.
As a guideline, the average mass of a column is 650 kg.
The columns must be handled in
standing position with great precautions. There is a risk
of tipping due to the high position of the center of gravity.
Avoid any movement of the columns by rotating them by
jerks and stutters
Handling from below The columns are designed with an integrated base and can be
moved forward or backward using a pallet truck or
of a forked trolley.
In this case, the columns must be raised with caution and
maintained during transport, either manually or by them
bloody on the handling device, if the movement is significant
as chaotic.
Generalities The location where the board will be installed must be clean.
It is recommended to have a floor with good flatness: +/- 2 mm/m
(in this case, the columns can be secured with dowels).
For floors with a flatness > 2 mm/m, it is necessary to plan
U, T, I profiled supports, whose straightness and level must be
to be verified in both directions.
The systematic use of profiled supports is recommended.
to facilitate the mechanical connections between columns and
the splice of the bar games.
If possible, apply an anti-dust paint on the floor to
limit the nuisances within the table.
Also plan for the necessary space if extensions
futures are being considered.
Connection from the front Allow a minimum space of 100 mm at the back of the panel for
allow for good ventilation.
A minimum space of 1200 mm (1500 mm for NW appliances
A 40b/50/63 4 pole must be arranged at the front of the board in order to
allow the full opening of doors, and the handling of a
device with the help of a forklift.
Rear connection Provide a minimum space of 1200 mm at the back of the board for
allow for a full opening of the rear doors and the intervening
involvement of an operator.
A minimum space of 1200 mm (1500 mm for NW devices)
40b/50/63 4 poles) must be provided at the front of the panel in order to
allow the full opening of the doors, and the handling of a
device using a forklift.
Connection from above Provide a minimum space of 500 mm above the panel for
the connection by cables or pipelines and the splicing of the set of
bars.
1 1
2 3
cable passage
*cell 115: center-to-center distance of the busbar 115 mm. Equipped with Masterpact NW/NT and
Compact NS 800/1600
*cell 70: center-to-center distance of the bar set 70 mm. Equipped with functional units
≤ 630A and possibly Masterpact NT/Compact NS 800/1600
cable passage
cell 115: center-to-center distance of the busbar 115 mm. Equipped with Masterpact NW/NT and
Compact NS 800/1600
*cell 70: center-to-center distance of the busbar 70 mm. Equipped with functional units
≤ 630A and possibly Masterpact NT/Compact NS 800/1600
disassembly
Rear panels
Remove the 6 screws, starting with the bottom screws.
Remove the panel and install it in a shockproof place.
montage
install the panel
Screw without tightening the 6 screws, starting with the top screws.
carry out the final tightening once all the screws have been positioned
born.
Doors disassembly
remove the ground braid when the doors are equipped with it
❑dismantle the door hinges starting with the bottom one, then
if applicable, that of the middle one
❑ disassemble the upper door axis. In the case of a partial door,
the upper axle is mounted upside down (the head facing down). It is
held in place by a clip
Remove the door and install it in a shock-proof place.
montage
position the door
Install the door hinges starting with the top one.
In the case of a partial door, the upper axis is mounted at the...
(the head down). It is held in place by a clip
install the other door axes
if necessary, reinstall the ground braid
check the proper functioning of the handle and its lock
rust
Setting up the columns There are no specific rules regarding the order of implementation.
of columns. The installation is done by juxtaposing the columns
in a logical order. The first positioned column can be
indifferently the right or left column, or even the central one of
tableau.
The choice is made based on:
from the arrangement of the premises
possibilities of access
imperatives for the installation of all the equipment in
the premises (positioning in relation to a partition, to a transformer-
teur....)
constraints of connections (position of cable trays,
arrival by prefabricated electric pipeline ....)
bring the columns on site in the chosen assembly order
Remove the packaging and protection boards if applicable.
remove the cover elements to allow access to the points
of the assembly of the columns and at the junction points
dismantle the roof
❑ dismantle the upper ventilation grilles (the lower grilles
are delivered unassembled to allow for handling of the
columns with a pallet truck).
A B C D E F G H I J
650 600 565 262.5 262.5 42.5 42.5 37.5 37.5
650 400 565 325 42.5 42.5 37.5 37.5
450 600 365 262.5 262.5 42.5 42.5 37.5 37.5
450 400 365 325 42.5 42.5 37.5 37.5
350 600 265 262.5 262.5 42.5 42.5 37.5 37.5
350 400 265 325 42.5 42.5 37.5 37,5
250 600 165 262.5 262.5 42.5 42.5 37.5 37.5
250 400 165 325 42.5 42.5 37.5 37.5
particular case
Busbar short-circuiting The roof being already disassembled, connect the bars together according to
principal the steps below:
dismantle the upper beams at each junction of
columns, in order to facilitate access to the horizontal bar chart
Loosen the clamps positioned on the first column.
(workshop rises) and slide them between the assembly bars
bler
For better accessibility to the tightening points, we
let's recommend starting the splinting of the lower bars
(Neutral, Phase 1), then the upper bars (Phase 3 and finally
Phase 2)
For bar games with 4 or 6 bars per phase, use
a bar with a maximum thickness of 5 mm or a screwdriver to make
slide the central plate of the splice
A visual marker (notch) allows to verify that the splice is
well centered in relation to the bars to be assembled
tighten the nuts with a torque wrench to the torque of
recommended tightening 50 N.m, ensuring that the base of the
the screw head should be properly positioned in the socket
square of the washer
Mark all the nuts with a dot of varnish.
note
If the eclipse must be completely removed, be sure, when reassembling it to
that the clamping nuts are facing inward of the bar set
to ensure the isolation distances.
Driver liaison The connection of the protective conductors is carried out using
of protection M10 bolts equipped with contact washers, class 8.8
set up the screws
tighten to the torque specification with a torque wrench
(50 N.m)
Mark the nut with a dot of varnish.
Equipment Protection If the connection of the columns is not carried out immediately
After their installation, it is necessary to prevent penetration of
dust or foreign bodies:
Close all the doors
reassemble the side and rear panels
❑ raise the roofs and the high and low ventilation grilles
❑insert the circuit breakers and drawers
seal the temporary openings (cable passage)
in the case where work could cause projections
(cement, welding), protect the columns by covering them with
a tarpaulin.
The ties are made using collars. The distance between them
It depends on the electro-dynamic efforts and the type of collar.
used.
Type of necklace Icw maximum Distance entre colliers (mm)
(kA eff./1s)
largeur : 4,5 mm 10 200
charge : 22 kg 15 100
20 50
width: 9 mm 20 350
charge : 80 kg 25 200
35 100
45 70
M3 1.5
M4 3.5
M5 7
M6 13
M8 28
M10 50
M12 75
M14 120
M16 185
M18 260
M20 370
Shape 4 by sleeve Position the sleeve on the cable before crimping the terminal.
insert the terminal
connect the cable
❑slide the sleeve along the cable so that all
the active parts should be protected.
Connection on bar ends The connections are made using lugs on tails of
in enclosure form 4 copper bars
check the consistency between the identification of the circuit and that of
the device
in case of connection to busbars with
several bars per phase, position the terminals opposite each other
❑respect the isolation distances between phases: 14 mm minimum
mark all the nuts with a dot of varnish after tightening
to the recommended couple.
Rear connection
Name and nature of the cables according to the connection ranges and
the dimensions of the column
range according to the depth of the copper cable column Aluminum cables
cell 115*
beach 250mm: P1000/1200/1400 4x300mm2 4x300mm2
beach 400mm: P1000/1400 10x300mm2 5x300mm2
10x300mm2(1)
beach 600mm : P1200 12x300mm2 6x300mm2
12x300mm2(1)
beach 800mm: P1400 20x300mm2 10x300mm2
20x300mm2(1)
cell 70*
beach 250mm: P1000/1200/1400 2x300mm2 2x300mm2
beach 400mm : P1000/1400 4x300mm2 4x300mm2
beach 600mm: P1200 7x300mm2 7x300mm2
beach 800mm : P1400 10x300mm2 10x300mm2
Cell 115: center-to-center distance of busbar 115 mm. Equipped with Masterpact NW/NT and
Compact NS 630b/1600
*cell 70: center-to-center distance of the busbar 70 mm. Equipped with functional units
≤ 630A and possibly Masterpact NT/Compact NS 630b/1600
with insulated terminals by sleeves or shields
Connection on the beaches of when the connection is made directly on the beaches
the device devices (disconnectable Polyfast), comply with the couples of
tightening given by the manufacturer of the device
check that the length of the screws supplied with the device is correct
compatible with the thickness of the terminals to be connected
❑respect the safety perimeter around the devices, defined by
the manufacturer and ensuring their proper functioning
if applicable, restore after connection the separator
phase rate and cache terminals
in the specific case of connection with shielded wiring,
consult us.
- *cell 115: center-to-center distance of the busbar 115 mm. Equipped with Masterpact NW/NT and
Compact NS 630b/1600
Cell 70: center-to-center distance of the busbar 70 mm. Equipped with functional units.
≤ 630A and possibly Masterpact NT/Compact NS 630b/1600
with insulated terminals by sleeves or screens
troughs
In traditional chutes, the following rules must be
respected
The fixing spacing of the ducts must not exceed 600 mm
The filling rate of the chutes must not exceed 70%
do not bundle the cables in the conduits
The ducts must be secured with plastic screws to prevent
all risk of cable injury
avoid running auxiliary cables directly in
contact with the power cables.
Connection Generalities:
all the strands of the conductor must be placed in the hole of
the terminal
ensure effective tightening while being careful not to cut the
brins
Identify the cables using markers that are consistent with those of the
table in order to facilitate future interventions.
Connection of detachable auxiliary blocks of the units
functional Polyfast:
❑ in front connection: direct connection to the fixed part of the
block
❑in rear connection: connection to a terminal block located in
the rear compartment.
Finish to go up
the roofs without forgetting the sealing joint and the plugs of the
column header
the ventilation grilles
the rear panels
the side panels
❑ the angle profiles (ref. 87141 for columns H=2200mm and
ref. 87140 for the columns H=2350mm) are delivered separately.
They stick to the thickness of the side panels at the front of the
table
the doors.
Do not forget, if necessary, to make the equipotential connection.
tie the doors with a mass braid.
position of angle profiles
joint placement
List of measuring devices and For powering the panels, the equipment must be provided.
of control of measurement and control according to:
a magnetoelectric generator
A post for dielectric measurement (optional)
a phase tester
a phase order verifier: rotophase
a multimeter
a vibrotest for the detection of poor connections
auxiliary circuits
a source of variable current (alternating current, direct current,
recommended power 20A
A simulator (optional) with BP, lamps, measuring devices.
Embroidery of devices
insert the engagement crank
Unlock the crank using the unlock button.
turn the crank until the 'clack'
At the end of the splicing, the effort on the crank becomes significant, this
being related to the piercing of the device's beaches into the clamps
(the couple can reach 25 N.m)
❑put the crank back in its housing.
Wiring of devices
introduce the screwing lever
Unlock the handle using the unlock button
turn the crank until the 'click'
At the end of the hooking, the effort on the crank becomes significant, this
being related to the pinning of the device's beaches in the clamps
(the torque can reach 25 N.m)
Reinsert the crank into its housing.
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Commissioning Functional unit up to 630A
Removable polyfast Make sure that the Polyfast is securely attached to its base (4 screws).
ensure the presence of the cache-ends on the device
possibly adjust the settings
❑turn off the device: position "ON".
Polyfast disconnectable Ensure that the Polyfast is securely fixed to its base (4 screws)
Ensure the presence of cache terminals on the device
possibly adjust the settings
❑turn off the device: position "ON".
Disconnectable strip Ensure the attachment of the strip to its base (2 screws)
possibly adjust the settings
❑ turn on the device: position "ON".
Fixed and removable device on Open the door to adjust the settings if necessary.
platine Turn the device off: position 'ON'.
skewered position
position test
unhooked position
Drawers Settings
The front face of the drawer is pivoting and allows access to the adjustments.
of the device.
Insert a tool inside the left handle, press
moderately in order to compress the spring blade A and open the face
before using the red unlock button
In the case of a drawer with more than 6 modules, remove the screw in
front face
open the door
make the adjustments
Close the door. The spring automatically resets.
position.
note :
When the device is closed, the intentional opening of the door is
possible if the door locking mechanism is closed on the control
rotative has been inhibited or removed.
Precautions to take after a Check that no foreign body has been left inside the ta-
blue (especially if it has been modified)
prolonged power shutdown of a clean all equipment
table Check the insulation (if the value is below 4 megohms,
preheat the board to remove humidity and con-
condensation
Before powering on, ensure that all the departures are
in the "open" position to avoid a too high current draw
at the time of the main circuit breaker shutdown
Gradually shut down the equipment.
extraction
pull the extraction handles from the rails
❑take out the Masterpact. Due to the weight of the device, the interven-
the combination of 2 operators is recommended. One can also use
a forklift.
Device linking
introduce the engagement crank
Unlock the lever using the unlocking button
turn the crank until you hear a "click".
At the end of the broaching, the effort on the crank becomes significant, this
being related to the hooking of the device's beaches in the clamps
(the couple can reach 25 N.m)
Put the crank back in its housing.
extraction
pull the extraction handles from the rails
❑remove the Masterpact. Depending on the weight of the device, the intervention of
2 operators may be necessary. We can also use a
forklift
■extraction
pull the extraction handles from the rails
❑take out the device. Depending on the weight of the device, the intervention of 2
operators may be necessary. One can also use a
forklift
Device wiring
introduce the screwing handle
Unlock the handle using the unlock button
turn the crank until you hear a 'click'.
At the end of the engagement, the effort on the crank becomes significant, this
being related to the clamping of the device's beaches in the pliers (the
couple can reach 25 N.m)
put the handle back in its housing.
handle-operated device:
To turn off the device:
following a trigger, reset the Compact NS by lowering
the lever all the way down.
Raise the lever upwards. The indication 'ON' appears.
to open the device:
Lower the lever. The indication 'OFF' appears.
Rearmament
In case of automatic triggering or due to a fault of the circuit breaker
(indicated by the position of the handle), and before any attempt to
re-triggering, the mechanism must be rearmed. To do this, operate the-
turn the order fully in the direction of the trigger.
The device is then ready to be reactivated.
Rearmament
In case of automatic tripping or failure of the circuit breaker
tear (indicated by the position of the handle), and before any attempt
to reset, you must rearm the mechanism. To do this,
maneuver the control all the way in the direction of opening.
The device is then ready to be reactivated.
extraction
Polyfast disconnectable
❑ open the device: position 'OFF'
remove the downstream cache devices
Disconnect the power cables
Unscrew the 4 screws fastening the Polyfast to its base.
❑ extract the Polyfast using the 2 handles, holding it horizontally
such as to keep the fixing screws in position.
■installation
Installation of the Polyfast on its base
Attach the Polyfast to its base (4 screws)
Connect the cables to the device while respecting
the tightening couples
reinstall the downstream cache terminals on the device
Close the device: position "ON".
extraction
Disconnectable rail
❑ Turn on the device: position 'OFF'
Disconnect the terminal from the power cables
Disconnect the terminal from the auxiliary cables
Unscrew the mounting screws of the bar from its base (2 screws)
Extract the ruler, holding it horizontally to maintain
the fixing screws in position.
installation
Installation of the ruler on its base
Attach the ruler to its base (2 screws)
Carry out the connection of the power and auxiliary terminals
❑turn off the device: position 'ON'.
Fixed and removable device on Extraction of a device from the base (see the device manual)
platinum
2
1
2
1
■setup :
engage the drawer into its slot by positioning your hands
as indicated in the diagrams
Check that the device is in the open position
Using the handles, push the drawer to the position
"unplugged".
Note: If the drawers are equipped with a guide, check the coherence.
the drawer and the cell.
Drawers embroidery
grab the drawer by the handles
❑ keep the red button pressed and push to the position
impaled
The indexing is correct if the indexing mechanism is verified.
rusty.
notes :
it is possible to go directly to the "pierced" position at the
setting up the drawer.
The drawers of 12 modules and more require a greater effort.
as much to the skewering. Print a firm and dry movement of the
wrists at the end of the course.
maneuver
when the drawer is in the 'test' or 'inserted' position, act on the
rotary controls of devices or on the control organs
send (push buttons, switches) according to the diagram
from the drawer.
rotary control on Compact or GV:
turn clockwise to close: "ON"
turn in the opposite direction to open: 'OFF'
The markers placed on the rotary control indicate the position:
blanc / ON : fermé
Green / OFF: open
tripped: triggered on fault.
Generalities Periodicity
The frequency of preventive maintenance interventions depends
essentially the terms of use of the table. For a
normal ambiance, the frequency will be that of the recommended agenda.
It can be extended if the table is used in a part room.
culinary clean and low load. It should be reduced.
for using the table in a particularly atmosphere
aggressive (dust, humidity, corrosive vapors, heat) or
in the case of intensive use.
Recommended agenda
Type Action Periodicity
General prescriptions
Before any intervention on the connections, turn off the unit.
unpowered disconnection, remove the protective screens, plates and
partition boxes
If the column is not form 4, its power supply must be cut off.
to avoid the risk of contact with the functional units
sines or their connections
It is imperative to cut off the power supply to the column for any
intervention on functional units on a platform
during the reconnection of the connections:
Fats to use
Electrical contacts: ref. 87635
mechanisms: ref. 87636
Inspection of busbars
The connections should not be tightened because they have been tightened.
the couple and the use of a rubber washer compensates for the
possible creep due to heating. The presence of varnish
red is the guarantee of an adequate torque tightening done in
factory
the vertical bar games receiving functional units
≤ 630 A are not to be controlled. The double clamp system
does not exert any mechanical constraint of plugging/unplugging
on the vertical bar game
A check of the connections on the busbars and the fittings
clients dismantling can be carried out during the disassembly of the protec-
tions (off voltage) or if a hot spot has been detected (con-
infrared trolls or thermal sensors). A heating point
materialized by a change of color.
In case of overheating, see 'corrective maintenance'
Check the condition of the bar support (insulators).
Functional tests
check the isolation controllers
conduct signaling tests
❑carry out operational tests with the drawers and ______
retractable rails in test position
❑carry out a check of the equipment: refer to the ma-
corresponding knots.
Fats to use
❑ electrical contacts: ref. 87635
mechanisms: ref. 87636
clip connection
Identify the cause: generally a loosening of a connection
on the connection related to the clamp
❑ proceed to change the clamp: see change procedure
bracket clamps.
Drawer maintenance (UF outside Change of double clamps (UF out of power)
tension ❑extract the drawer: see chapter 'exploitation'.
extract the clamps
the clamps are dismounted from the front of the fixed part
press the sides of the insulation to detach it from the fixed part
pull the pliers to disconnect it from the bar set.
Check that the new clamp is identical to the disassembled clamp.
(color and number of fingers)
proceed to lubrication:
lightly grease the contact fingers on the side of the bar game and
exit crossings
Lightly grease the drawer entry slides.
raise the clamps:
present the new clamp in the opening of the fixed part, push
evening of unclipping forward
Attach the clamp and clip it onto the fixed part by pushing the
two sides at the same time. Make sure that the clipping is correct.
❑ put the drawer back in place: see chapter 'operation'.
Maintenance after an incident Des courants excessifs produits pendant un défaut, entraînent des
Repairs and interventions damage to structures, components, busbars and
the cables. After an incident or for interventions other than
the current maintenance described in this notice, please consult the fa-
stealing from your electrical panel, or if not, your local agency
Schneider Electric.
Ensure that the device is resting on all four supports while pushing the device to fit it into the chassis, then secure the engagement crank. During the final stages of engagement, significant effort on the crank indicates correct alignment of the device into the clamps, and the torque can reach up to 25 N.m .
After a fault circuit breaker event, the Compact NS must be reset by lowering the lever completely, then raising it upwards to display the 'ON' indication. This rearmament process ensures that the mechanism is ready for reactivation without any residual faults triggering further disruptions .
To close the Compact or GV device, turn in the 'ON' direction clockwise. To open the device, turn in the 'OFF' direction counterclockwise. These operations are guided by handle movements and visual indicators that display the device state .
Safety protocols require de-energizing the unit, removing protective screens, and ensuring the column is without power to prevent accidental contact with live functional units. When reconnecting, always use new fasteners and apply nail polish as a visual confirmation of correct torque application .
Failure to properly grease the clamps could result in increased friction and wear, leading to operational inefficiencies or failures. Such neglect can also escalate to mechanical malfunctions, overheating, and eventually could pose safety hazards due to potential failures under operational loads .
The procedure involves positioning the device on rails, ensuring it rests on all four supports. Using the engagement crank, insert the device into the chassis until a 'click' confirms proper installation. Finally, secure the device by reinserting the crank into its housing .
Preventive maintenance includes visual inspections to ensure no humidity or foreign objects are present, checking for hotspots at connection points, and conducting operational tests. Proper torque is ensured by using varnish as confirmation, and maintaining electrical connections involves greasing contact fingers and ensuring all clamps and connections are properly tightened to avoid issues from overheating .
Connection hotspots, identified by color changes, should be addressed immediately. Corrective maintenance involves removing and cleaning the assembly, revitalizing contact surfaces, or replacing faulty components like clamps to restore normal functionality and safety .
Greasing is crucial for maintaining the mechanical parts of the devices, including contact fingers on the game bar side and entry slides of drawers. Additionally, all bearings and slides in positioning mechanisms should be lightly greased to ensure smooth operation, avoiding the use of harsh solvents that can damage components .
Visual inspections are critical for detecting humidity, foreign objects, and hotspots that can signal overheating or other infrastructural damage. Corrective actions are then taken based on these visual cues, ensuring the continued reliability of the panel and minimizing potential faults .