Ground fault interrupter (Residual current circuit breaker)

Reference ID for this specific instance (e.g. 'WWS/VS1/400/001', which indicates the occurrence belongs to system WWS, subsystems VSI/400, and has the component number 001).

Reference ID for this specified type in this project (e.g. type 'A-1'), provided, if there is no classification reference to a recognized classification system used.

Specification clause or section code/reference.

Name of the specification system being used.

Specification clause or section title.

Published version of the classification system.

Article number or reference that may be applied to a product according to a standard scheme for article number definition (e.g. UN, EAN).

The name of the manufactured item as used by the manufacturer.

The model number and/or unit designator assigned by the manufacturer of the manufactured item.

The identity of the bar code given to an occurrence of the product.

The serial number assigned to an occurrence of a product.

The identity of the batch reference from which an occurrence of a product is taken.

The Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is an identifier for trade items developed by GS1 (www.gs1.org).

The date that the manufactured item was purchased.

The length or duration of a service life. The lower bound indicates pessimistic service life, the upper bound indicates optimistic service life, and the setpoint indicates the typical service life.

The average time duration between instances of failure of a product.

The identifier assigned to a warranty.

The date on which the warranty commences.

The date on which the warranty expires.

Indication of whether this is an extended warranty whose duration is greater than that normally assigned to an artefact (=TRUE) or not (= FALSE).

The time duration during which a manufacturer or supplier guarantees or warrants the performance of an artefact.

The content of the warranty.

Items, conditions or actions that may be excluded from the warranty or that may cause the warranty to become void.

Date on which the overall condition is assessed.

The overall condition of a product based on an assessment of the contributions to the overall condition made by the various criteria considered. The meanings given to the values of assessed condition should be agreed and documented by local agreements. For instance, is overall condition measured on a scale of 1 - 10 or by assigning names such as Good, OK, Poor.

Qualitative description of the condition.

The name of the person, organisation or library provider that created the object.

URL hyperlink to the object creator’s website.

To record the last date of issue (version or revision) of the object within an object library. Add the date in the following format <yyyymmdd.no> where the ‘no’ suffix is equal to the number of times the object has been issued on that date. For example 20180316.01.

URL hyperlink to the manufacturer’s website.

URL hyperlink to further product information, such as technical documentation or installation guides.

The organization that manufactured and/or assembled the item.

Enumeration defining where the assembly is intended to take place, either in a factory or on the building site.

The organization that should be contacted for action under the terms of the warranty. Note that the role of the organization (manufacturer, supplier, installer etc.) is determined by the IfcActorRole attribute of IfcOrganization.

Status of the element, predominately used in renovation or retrofitting projects. The status can be assigned to as "New" - element designed as new addition, "Existing" - element exists and remains, "Demolish" - element existed but is to be demolished, "Temporary" - element will exists only temporary (like a temporary support structure).

The number of live lines that is intended to be handled by the device.

Indicates whether the electrical device has a protective earth connection (=TRUE) or not (= FALSE).

Details of available accessories.

Weight of the element.

IP Code, the International Protection Marking, IEC 60529), classifies and rates the degree of protection provided against intrusion.

IK Code according to IEC 62262 (2002) is a numeric classification for the degree of protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment against external mechanical impacts. > NOTE  In earlier labeling, the third numeral (1..) had been occasionally added to the closely related IP Code on ingress protection, to indicate the level of impact protection.

To record any defects found.

Identifies whether the damper is sized nominally or with exact measurements: NOMINAL: Nominal sizing method. EXACT: Exact sizing method.

Table of sound frequencies and sound power measured in decibels at a reference power of 1 picowatt(10^(-12) watt) for the referenced octave band frequency.

The current that a device is designed to handle.

The voltage that a device is designed to handle.

The upper and lower limits of frequency for which the operation of the device is certified.

The ratio between the rated electrical power and the product of the rated current and rated voltage.

Function of a line conductor to which a device is intended to be connected where L1, L2 and L3 represent the phase lines according to IEC 60446 notation (sometimes phase lines may be referenced by color [Red, Blue, Yellow] or by number [1, 2, 3] etc). Protective Earth is sometimes also known as CPC or common protective conductor. Note that for an electrical device, a set of line conductor functions may be applied.

Insulation standard classes provides basic protection information against electric shock. Defines levels of insulation required in terms of constructional requirements (creepage and clearance distances) and electrical requirements (compliance with electric strength tests). Basic insulation is considered to be shorted under single fault conditions. The actual values required depend on the working voltage to which the insulation is subjected, as well as other factors. Also indicates whether the electrical device has a protective earth connection.

Current leakage to an unwanted leading path during normal operation (IEC 151-14-49)

An overcurrent resulting from a fault of negligible impedance between live conductors having a difference in potential under normal operating conditions. (IEC 826-05-08)

The maximum instantaneous value of current attained during the breaking operation of a protective device. (IEC 441-17-12)

Maximum rated voltage

The maximum terminal size capacity of the device.

The maximum number of operations for the device at the rated making and breaking capacity.

A curve giving the time, e.g. prearcing time or operating time, as a function of the protective current under stated conditions of operation.

The breaking capacity value of the device. Note: This may be expressed as a code or a value depending on standard and/or source.

The electrical standard used as a reference when preparing data for the device.

Pole usage.

Applying long time function A flag indicating that the long time function (i.e. the thermal tripping) of the device is used. The value should be set to TRUE for all devices except those that allows the Long time function of the device not to be used.

Applying short time function A flag indicating that the short time function of the device is used. The value should be set to FALSE for devices not having a short time function, or if the short time function is not selected to be used.

Applying short time i2t function. A flag indicating that the I2t short time function of the device is used. The value should be set to TRUE only if the I2t function  is explicitly selected for the device.

Applying ground fault function. A flag indicating that the ground fault function of the device is used. The value should be set to FALSE for devices not having a ground fault function, or if the ground fault function is not selected to be used.

Applying ground fault i2t function. A flag indicating that the I2t ground fault function of the device is used. The value should be set to TRUE only if the I2t function is explicitly selected for the device.

Long time current set value. The set value of the long time tripping current if adjustable.

Short time current set value. The set value of the long time tripping current if adjustable.

Instantaneous current set value. The set value of the instantaneous tripping current if adjustable.

Ground fault current set value. The set value of the ground tripping current if adjustable.

Long time delay. The set value of the long time time-delay if adjustable.

Short time tripping time. The set value of the short time tripping time if adjustable.

Instantaneous tripping time. The set value of the instantaneous tripping time if adjustable.

Ground fault tripping time. The set value of the ground fault tripping current if adjustable.

A set of designations of performance classes for the breaker unit for which the data of this instance is valid. A breaker unit being a motor protection device may be constructed for different levels of breaking capacities. A maximum of 7 different performance classes may be provided. Examples of performance classes that may be specified include B, C, N, S, H, L, V.

The ultimate breaking capacity in [A] for a circuit breaker or motor protection device tested in accordance with the IEC 60947 series.

The service breaking capacity in [A] for a circuit breaker or motor protection device tested in accordance with the IEC 60947 series.

The thermal withstand current in [A] for a circuit breaker or motor protection device tested in accordance with the IEC 60947 series. The value shall be related to 1 s.

The making capacity in [A] for a circuit breaker or motor protection device tested in accordance with the IEC 60947 series.

A curve that establishes the let through energy of a breaker unit when a particular prospective current is applied. Note that the breaker unit curve is defined within a Cartesian coordinate system and this fact must be asserted within the property set: (1) Defining value: ProspectiveCurrent: A list of minimum 2 and maximum 16 numbers providing the currents in [A] for points in the current/I2t log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points. (2) Defined value: LetThroughEnergy: A list of minimum 2 and maximum 16 numbers providing the let-through energy, I2t, in [A2s] for points in the current/I2t log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points.

A curve that establishes the energy required to melt the fuse of a breaker unit when a particular prospective melting current is applied. Note that the breaker unit fuse melting curve is defined within a Cartesian coordinate system and this fact must be: (1) Defining value: ProspectiveCurrentMelting :A list of minimum 2 and maximum 8 numbers providing the currents in [A] for points in the current/melting_energy log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points. (2) Defined value: MeltingEnergy: A list of minimum 2 and maximum 8 numbers providing the energy whereby the fuse is starting to melt, I2t, in [A2s] for points in the current/melting_energy log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points.

A curve that establishes the let through breaking energy of a breaker unit when a particular prospective breaking current is applied. Note that the breaker unit fuse breaking curve is defined within a Cartesian coordinate system and this fact must be: (1) Defining value: ProspectiveCurrentBreaking: A list of minimum 2 and maximum 8 numbers providing the currents in [A] for points in the current/breaking energy log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points. (2) Defined value: LetThroughBreakingEnergy: A list of minimum 2 and maximum 8 numbers providing the breaking energy whereby the fuse has provided a break, I2t, in [A2s] for points in the current/breakting_energy log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive.

The voltage level of the protective device for which the data of the instance is valid. More than one value may be selected in the enumeration.

A set of nominal currents in [A] for which the data of this instance is valid. At least one value shall be provided. Any value in the set shall not exceed the value of the UltimateRatedCurrent associated with the same breaker unit.

The maximum allowed current that a device is certified to handle.

A curve that establishes the let through peak current of a breaker unit when a particular prospective current is applied. Note that the breaker unit IPI curve is defined within a Cartesian coordinate system and this fact must be asserted within the property set: (1) Defining value: A list of minimum 2 and maximum 16 numbers providing the currents in [A] for points in the I/Î log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points. (2) Defined value: A list of minimum 2 and maximum 16 numbers providing the let-through peak currents, Î, in [A] for points in the I/Î log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points.

The type of tripping curve that is represented by the property set.

A curve that establishes the release time of a tripping unit when a particular prospective current is applied. Note that the tripping curve is defined within a Cartesian coordinate system and this fact must be asserted within the property set: (1) Defining value is the Prospective Current which is a list of minimum 2 and maximum 16 numbers providing the currents in [x In] for points in the current/time log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points. (2) Defined value is a list of minimum 2 and maximum 16 numbers providing the release_time in [s] for points in the current/time log/log coordinate space. The curve is drawn as a straight line between two consecutive points. Note that a defined interpolation.

The current that a device is actually handling or is calculated to be handling at a point in time.

The range of allowed voltage that a device is certified to handle. The upper bound of this value is the maximum.

The output power rating that is certified for a device.

The angular difference between two waveforms of the same frequency.

The phase identification used for the device electrical input. This should be the same phase identifier that is used for the conductor segment providing the electrical service to the device. In general, it is recommended that IEC recommendations for phase identification are used (L1, L2 etc.). However, other phase identifiers may be used such as by color (Red, Blue, Yellow) or by number (1, 2, 3) etc.

Reference to a database or a classification.

The unit of the quantity the environmental indicators values are related with.

The whole life cycle or only a given phase from which environmental data are valid.

Expected service life in years.

Quantity of energy used as defined in ISO21930:2007.

Quantity of water used.

Quantity of hazardous waste generated.

Quantity of non hazardous waste generated.

Quantity of greenhouse gases emitted calculated in equivalent CO2.

Quantity of gases responsible for the atmospheric acidification calculated in equivalent SO2.

Quantity of renewable energy used as defined in ISO21930:2007.

Quantity of non-renewable energy used as defined in ISO21930:2007.

Quantity of resources used calculated in equivalent antimony.

Quantity of inert waste generated.

Quantity of radioactive waste generated.

Quantity of gases destroying the stratospheric ozone layer calculated in equivalent CFC-R11.

Quantity of gases creating the photochemical ozone calculated in equivalent ethylene.

Quantity of eutrophicating compounds calculated in equivalent PO4.

Quantity of energy used as defined in ISO21930:2007.

Quantity of water used.

Quantity of hazardous waste generated.

Quantity of non hazardous waste generated.

Quantity of greenhouse gases emitted calculated in equivalent CO2.

Quantity of gases responsible for the atmospheric acidification calculated in equivalent SO2.

Quantity of renewable energy used as defined in ISO21930:2007.

Quantity of non-renewable energy used as defined in ISO21930:2007.

Quantity of resources used calculated in equivalent antimony.

Quantity of inert waste generated.

Quantity of radioactive waste generated.

Quantity of gases destroying the stratospheric ozone layer calculated in equivalent CFC-R11.

Quantity of gases creating the photochemical ozone calculated in equivalent ethylene.

Quantity of eutrophicating compounds calculated in equivalent PO4.

Fire rating identifying the entity's fire resistive value (e.g., 1-hour, 2-hour, etc.) so that its resistance to fire can be compared to that of the surrounding structure.

Combustibility (YES it is combustible or NO it is not combustible).

Surface spread of flame characteristics.

Enumeration defining the purpose of the flow meter occurrence.

The year of production of the manufactured item.

Lead in time before start of process.

Duration of process.

Lead out time after end of process.