Schneider Electric Service Interface

Safety Information

DANGER: Risk of electric shock, explosion, or arc flash. Always follow safe electrical work practices and use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Ensure all power is turned off before working on the equipment and use a properly rated voltage sensing device to confirm. Replace all devices, doors, and covers before restoring power.

WARNING: This product may expose users to chemicals, including lead and lead compounds, known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Product Overview

The Service Interface (e.g., LV485500) is a key component for managing and commissioning electrical equipment. It connects to the circuit breakers and allows for communication and configuration.

Key Components:

• Power Input: Accepts 24 Vdc power.
• Power Output: Provides 24 Vdc power.
• Mini USB Port: For connection to a computer or other devices.
• Test Port LED: Indicates the status of the test port.
• Status LED: Shows the overall operational status of the interface.
• USB LED: Indicates USB connection status.
• QR Code: Provides quick access to product information.
• Power LED: Indicates power status.
• Magnetic Service Interface Holder: For convenient mounting.
• Test Port: For diagnostic purposes.
• Rubber Protective Cover: Protects the interface.
• Magnetic Cable Holder: For cable management.

Accessories

Various accessories are available to support the Service Interface:

• LV485511SP: AC/DC power supply.
• LV485512SP: 7-pin cable for 630-6300 A ACB MCCB trip units.
• LV485513SP: 7-pin cable for 100-630 A MCCB trip units.
• LV485514SP: ULP cable.
• LV485517SP: USB cable with magnet.
• EC350V-02P (Phoenix Contact): 24 Vdc power output connector.

Installation and Connection

The Service Interface can be powered using the LV485511SP AC/DC power supply (100-240 Vac, 50/60 Hz).

Connection Steps:

1. Connect the appropriate cable (e.g., 7-pin cable) to the circuit breaker's trip unit.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the Service Interface (Port A).
3. Connect the power supply (LV485511SP) to the Service Interface (Port B).
4. Connect the USB cable from the Service Interface (Port C) to a computer running EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
5. Ensure all connections are secure.

Important Notes:

• The Service Interface can power one Enerlin'X device up to 120 mA.
• The maximum cable length for the USB cable is 2 meters (6.56 ft).
• Ensure proper torque is applied to terminals (0.8 N•m / 7 lb-in.).
• Wire size for power connections should be 0.2-1.5 mm² (24-16 AWG).

LED Indicators

The Service Interface is equipped with several LED indicators to provide status information:

• Test Port LED: Indicates MicroLogic trip unit connection status.
• Power LED: Indicates whether the power input is connected.
• USB LED: Indicates the status of the USB connection.
• Status LED: Shows the operational status of the Service Interface (e.g., not operational, out of calibration, in boot mode).

Manufacturing Information

The product's manufacture date is coded as PPYYWWDXXXX, where PP is the plant code, YY is the year, WW is the week, D is the weekday (Monday=1), and XXXX is the serial number.