45 Integrated Power Center
45 Integrated Power Center
45 Integrated Power Center
Class 2735
CONTENTS
Description Page
Product Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Features and Benefits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
General and Application Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Schneider Electric Brands Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Features
Full Front Doors
• Reduced construction cycle time
• Reduced wall space for electrical equipment
• Fastest electrical equipment installation time
• Lowest overall installed cost
• Segregated structures
• Built per UL and National Electrical Code® (NEC®) standards
• Designed to sit on the floor and bolt to the wall
• Ample conduit space
• Structure is 84 in. high x 10-9/32 in. deep
• Load conductors exit the top or bottom of the IPC
(Optional) Hinged Doors
Options
• Bottom closure plates
• Hinged door with quarter-turn latch to cover circuit breaker handles
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The Integrated Power Center is designed to reduce space and installation time. The conductors from
the power distribution to the lighting and control circuits are made at the factory. The sections are bolted
together and shipped in large section splits to reduce installation time. When lineups are too large to
ship as one section split, the connections between the sections are pre-measured, cut, striped and
color-coded for easy installation.
Panel Type 1 O 3W 3 O 4W Panel Contains
208Y/120 V
NQOD 120/240 V QO(B) circuit breakers and accessories
240/120 V
208Y/120 V
NQOB Column Width 120/240 V QOB circuit breakers and accessories
240/120 V
480Y/277 V
NF 120/240 V 208Y/120 V ED, EG, EJ circuit breakers and accessories
240/120 V
208Y/120 V, 480Y/277 V
NF Column Width 120/240 V ED, EG, EJ circuit breakers and accessories
240/120 V
I-LINE Panels (mounting inches) 100 A 225 A 400 A 600 A 800 A 1200 A
Main Lug HCN .... 27, 45, 63, 81 27, 45, 63, 81 27, 45, 63, 81 .... ....
Main Breaker HCN 18, 36, 54 18, 36, 54, 63 27, 45, 63 .... .... ....
Main Lug HCM .... 27, 45, 63 27, 45, 63 27, 45, 63 27, 45, 63 ....
Main Lug HCP .... .... 27, 45, 63, 99 27, 45, 63, 99 27, 45, 63, 99 27, 45, 63, 99
Main Lug HCWM .... .... .... .... .... 27, 45, 63, 99
NF Panels
100 A 125 A 225 A 250 A 400 A 600 A
(Number of Circuits)
Main Lug N/A 12, 18, 30 .... 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54
Main Breaker 12, 18, 30 18, 30, 42 30, 42, 54 30,42,54 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54
Main Lug POWERLINK .... 30 .... 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54
Main Breaker POWERLINK 30 18, 30, 42 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54
NQOD Panels
100 A 225 A 250 A 400 A 600 A ....
(Number of Circuits)
Main Lug 12, 24, 30 30, 42, 54 .... 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54 ....
Main Breaker 12, 24, 30 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54 30, 42, 54 .... ....
Main Lug Column Width (NQOB) 30, 42 30, 42 .... .... .... ....
Main Breaker Column Width (NQOB) 30, 42 30, 42 .... .... .... ....
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The Integrated Power Center is suitable for use as service equipment in the following
applications:
• Retail stores/grocery stores • Restaurants/food service
• Office buildings/public buildings • Hotels/motels
• Shopping malls/strip malls • Warehouses
• Schools/universities • Equipment rooms
System Configurations
The Integrated Power Center is custom designed to meet the customer specifications. Panel interiors
can be single or stacked two-high depending on the application.
Standards
The Integrated Power Center is manufactured and tested to meet the following standards:
Standard Description
UL 50 Standard for enclosures for electrical equipment
NEMA AB 1 Standard for molded case circuit breakers and molded case switches
The Integrated Power Center and the devices within are manufactured and tested to meet the following
federal specifications:
Specification Description
W-C 375B/GEN Specification for molded case circuit breakers
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Type
NQOD circuit breaker interiors are for use on ac systems and are UL Listed
under File E33139. NQOD circuit breaker interiors accept QO® and QOB
branch circuit breakers. Refer to the NQOD Circuit Breaker Panelboards
catalog or the Square D technical library website (www.squared.com) for
detailed information.
Features
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Type
NF circuit breaker interiors are for use on ac systems and are UL Listed
under File E33139. NF circuit breaker interiors accept EDB, EGB, and EJB
branch circuit breakers. Refer to the NF Circuit Breaker Panelboards catalog
or the Square D technical library website (www.squared.com) for detailed
information.
Features
Options
• 200% rated neutrals up to 250 A
NF Interior • 1000 A/in2 copper bus
• 750 A/in2 aluminum bus
• Sub-feed and through-feed lugs
• Sub-feed circuit breakers
• TVSS units
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Features
Options
• Dual voltage panels
• TVSS units
• Sub-feed and through-feed lugs
• Sub-feed circuit breakers
• 200% rated neutrals up to 250 A
• 1000 A/in2 copper bus
• 750 A/in2 aluminum bus
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A–sales lights
B This section contains a brief overview of the major components of the
A
time switch
B–stocking lights POWERLINK G3 500, 1000, 2000 Level Lighting Control System. Refer to
C–parking lot lights the POWERLINK G3 Lighting Control Systems catalog or the Square D
C+D
D–signage lights technical library website (www.squared.com) for detailed information.
photocell D (timed On)
control Features
switch override The POWERLINK G3 product line offers a simple, cost-effective means for
POWERLINK G3 systems accommodate a wide variety of controlling branch lighting circuits. Three systems are offered that support a
control devices, such as occupancy sensors, low voltage variety of capabilities, depending on your application needs. System features
switches, inputs from external building systems, and are listed below:
photo sensors.
The 500 level system is designed to be used in conjunction with other control
devices such as external time clocks, access systems, occupancy sensors,
or other building systems that provide either dry-contact closures or digital
serial communications. In response to these commands, the controller will
automatically switch a programmed group of lighting circuits. The controller
also contains both RS-232 and RS-485 communication ports and can be
easily interfaced with a building automation system.
The 1000 level system includes all the features of the 500 level system and
incorporates a flexible time scheduler that eliminates the need for external
time clocks. This time scheduler includes many control features that are not
found in traditional, mechanical time clocks or energy management systems.
These features include automatic daylight savings adjustments, sunrise and
sunset tracking according to geographic location, and special events that will
run only on specific dates. The 1000 level system is ideally suited for stand-
alone systems in retail, office, institutional, and industrial facilities.
The 2000 level system combines the control, input, and scheduling features
of the other systems with the added benefit of embedded Ethernet
connectivity. This provides the ultimate in control capabilities and
communication with a true peer-to-peer (P2P) control network that allows
different controllers to share input signals, schedules, and lighting zone
states. For instance, the status of a photo sensor input connected to one
controller can be shared across multiple panels, allowing this single sensor
input to control branch circuits in other 2000 level POWERLINK panels
located throughout a facility. Using Ethernet connectivity, network installation
Setup is easily accomplished, either from the keypad or costs are reduced by eliminating the need for a dedicated lighting control
from easy-to-use Windows-based software network. The network can be maintained by your existing network support
staff. This helps reduce operating costs and improve reliability, since
maintenance of the network requires no special networking skills that are
usually associated with a dedicated lighting control network.
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Type
I-LINE® circuit breaker interiors are for use on ac systems and are UL Listed
under File E33139. I-LINE circuit breaker interiors are rated 100–1200 A.
Refer to the I-LINE Circuit Breaker Panelboards catalog or the Square D
technical library website (www.squared.com) for detailed information.
Features
Options
• MICROLOGIC® microprocessor and/or thermal magnetic main and
branch circuit breakers
• Ground fault protection for equipment available on main circuit breaker
• Copper bus
• 1000 A/in2 copper bus
• Six-circuit QO plug-on distribution panel
• Sub-feed lugs through 1200 A
• TVSS
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120 1 — 11 a
FA 240 V 240 2 15–100 10 K 10 K — 11 b, 12 b
240 3 10 K 11 b, 12 b
277 1 18 K c — 11 a, 12 a, 13 a
FA 480 V 480 2 15–100 25 K 25 K 18 K 13 b
480 3 25 K 18 K 13 b
277 1 15–30 65 K c — 13 a
FH 277 1 35–100 65 K 25 K c — 13 a
480 2, 3 15–100 65 K 25 K 22 a
FJ 480/277 1 15–70 65 K 65 K 65 K —
QB 240 2, 3 70–225 10 K 10 K — —
QD 240 2, 3 70–225 25 K 25 K — —
QG 240 2, 3 70–225 65 K 65 K — —
KA 480 2, 3 70–250 42 K 42 K 25 K 19 a, 20 a
KH 480 2, 3 70–250 65 K 65 K 35 K 23 a
LA 480 2, 3 125–400 42 K 42 K 30 K 21 a
LH 480 2, 3 125–400 65 K 65 K 35 K 23 a
MH 480 2, 3 300–800 65 K 65 K 65 K 23 a
PG 480 2, 3 600–1200 65 K 65 K 35 K —
PG 480 2, 3 250–1200 65 K 65 K 35 K —
RG 480 2, 3 1000–1200 65 K 65 K 35 K —
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Features
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Type
Features
Options
Transformer Assembly–Covered
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The Integrated Power Center frame is designed to provide a sturdy platform to build switchboard products. Individual sections are
built from one formed top, bottom and rear plate, and separate side plates. Side plates between sections have three
6.25 in. x 22 in. cutouts for connections between sections. Solid side closure plates are designed for the left- and right-most
sections. Section doors are provided with three-point latch assembly with locking provisions and optional doors over panel interiors
for complete front accessibility.
Section dimensions are determined by the type, size, quantity, and arrangement of components and devices installed within the
section. The Integrated Power Centers are designed to rear-align and match up with POWER-STYLE QED switchboards when
the system ampacity is greater than 1200 amperes. IPCs are also designed to be rear-aligned and match with transformer
assemblies when applications require integrated transformers.
IPCs are available in NEMA Type 1 indoor enclosures. IPC sections can be moved into place using rollers or lifting hooks.
22 in.
22 in.
1 in.
10 9/32 in.
1 in.
Conduit View
1 1/8 in. 1 1/8 in.
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Specifications Inspect and report concealed damage to the carrier within their
required time period.
Power Distribution Panelboard Handle carefully to avoid damage to internal components,
Furnish and install distribution panelboard(s) as specified enclosure, and finish.
herein and where shown on the associated [schedules] or Store in a clean and dry environment. Maintain factory
[drawings]. packaging and, if required, provide an additional heavy canvas
or heavy plastic cover to protect enclosure(s) from dirt, water,
Lighting and Appliance Panelboard construction debris, and traffic.
Furnish and install lighting and appliance panelboard(s) as
specified herein and where shown on the associated Operations and Maintenance Materials
[schedules] or [drawings].
Manufacturer shall provide switchboard installation instructions
References and NEMA Standards Publication PB 1.1–“Instructions for Safe
Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of Panelboards Rated
600 Volts or Less”.
The panelboard(s) and circuit breaker(s) referenced herein are
designed and manufactured according to the latest revision of
the following standards: Warranty
• UL 50–Standard for enclosures for electrical equipment Manufacturer shall warrant specified equipment free from
• UL 67–Standard for panelboards defects in materials and workmanship for the lesser of one (1)
• UL 98–Standard for enclosed and deadfront switches year from the date of installation or eighteen (18) months from
the date of purchase.
• UL 489–Standard for molded case circuit breakers
• UL 891–Standard for switchboards PRODUCTS
• NEMA AB 1–Standard for molded case circuit breakers and
molded case switches Manufacturers
• NEMA PB 1–Standard for panelboards Panelboard interiors shall be Square D type:
• NEMA PB 2–Standard for switchboards
• NQOD–Class 1630
• NEMA 250–Enclosures for electrical equipment
• NF–Class 1670
• National Electrical Code® (NEC)® Article 384–Switchboards
and Panelboards • I-LINE®–Class 2110
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