Complementary
Long-time pick-up adjustment type Ir (thermal protection)	Adjustable 9 settings
[Ir] long-time protection pick-up adjustment range	0.4...1 x In
Long-time protection delay adjustment type tr	Adjustable 9 settings
[tr] long-time protection delay adjustment range	0.7…16.6 s at 7.2 x Ir; 0.7…24 s at 6 x Ir; 12.5…600 s at 1.5 x Ir
Thermal memory	20 mn
Instantaneous protection pick-up adjustment type Ii	Adjustable 9 settings
[Ii] instantaneous protection pick-up adjustment range	1.5...10 x Ir
Earth-leakage protection	Without
Zone selective interlocking ZSI	Without
Local signalling	3 LEDs (red) for electrical fault; 1 LED (red) for internal error
Display type	Digital display
Type of measurement	Ammeter
Communication of data	Measurement readout; Protection and alarm settings
Contractual warranty
Warranty (in months)	18
Environment
Ambient air temperature for operation	-25…70 °C
Ambient air temperature for storage	-40…85 °C
Logistical informations
Country of origin	FR
Main
Range	MasterPact
Range of product	MasterPact NT
Product or component type	Control unit
Trip unit name	MicroLogic 2.0 A
Trip unit technology	Electronic
Range compatibility	Masterpact NT06...16
Device application	Distribution
Number of poles	3P; 4P
Protected poles description	4t; 3t; 3t + N/2
Trip unit protection functions	Basic protection
Protection type	for overload protection (long time); for instantaneous short-circuit protection
Trip unit rating	630 A at 50 °C; 800 A at 50 °C; 1000 A at 50 °C; 1250 A at 50 °C; 1600 A at 50 °C
Network type	AC
Network frequency	50/60 Hz
Circuit breaker mounting mode	Drawout
Packing Units
Unit Type of Package 1	PCE
Number of Units in Package 1	1
Package 1 Height	6.8 cm
Package 1 Width	8.0 cm
Package 1 Length	21.5 cm
Package 1 Weight	318.0 g

The Micrologic 2.0 is an electronic tripping device used with Masterpact NT circuit breakers. The tripping device is designed to protect circuits and loads. It has adjustable long-term protection against overload and instantaneous short-circuit protection. The Micrologic indicates an overload using an alarm LED. Other tripping causes are indicated by 3 additional LEDs.