:
frequency of the signal
H
Z
I
:
current
:
current threshold
I
ALARM
I
:
effective operating current of the RCD (sweep test).
A
nominal rating of the residual current device to be tested
I
:
∆
N
:
short-circuit current between terminals L and N, L and PE, and N and PE
I
; I
; I
KLN
KLPE
KNPE
I.
:
test current in the test of an RCD without triggering
ntP
:
inductive part of impedance Z
L
; L
; L
LN
LPE
NPE
:
Acronym for a Residual Current Device
RCD
R
:
compensation of the cable in terminal L
∆
L
compensation of the cable in terminal N
R
:
∆
N
R
compensation of the cable in terminal PE
:
∆
PE
:
global earthing resistance
R
E
resistance impedance threshold
R
:
L ALARM
:
real part of impedance Z
R
; R
; R
LN
LPE
NPE
:
resistance of the auxiliary rod in a earth measurement in a live condition
R
P
T
:
effective duration of triggering of the RCD (pulse test).
A
U
:
fault voltage as per standard NF EN 61557
F
U
:
fault voltage referred to I
Fn
in the case of the test of RCDs.
U
:
conventional limit contact voltage: 25 or 50V, adjustable in the "SET-UP"
L
mode (see § 3.2)
U
:
voltage between terminals L and N
LN
:
voltage between terminals L and PE
U
LPE
U
:
voltage between terminals N and PE
NPE
:
voltage between the voltage probe and PE
U
P
U
:
reference voltage for calculation of the short-circuit current
REF
impedance of the loop between L and N, between L and PE, and
:
Z
; Z
; Z
LN
LPE
NPE
between N and PE
loop impedance threshold
Z
:
L ALARM
5. GLOSSARY
, Z
LN
LPE
, Z
, Z
LN
LPE
NPE
calculated before applying the tripping current
? N
74
, Z
NPE