Manual SIRIUS Function Module 3RA28 en-US
Manual SIRIUS Function Module 3RA28 en-US
Standards 2
Product description 3
Industrial Controls
Safety instructions 4
Switchgear
SIRIUS 3RA28 function modules for 5
Product combinations
mounting on 3RT2 contactors
Functions 6
Equipment Manual
Configuration 7
Mounting 8
Connection 9
Operation 10
Accessories 11
Technical data 12
Circuit diagrams 13
References A
Dimension drawings B
07/2022
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1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Responsibility of the user for system configuration and functionality..................................... 7
1.2 Purpose of the manual ......................................................................................................... 7
1.3 Required basic knowledge.................................................................................................... 7
1.4 Scope of the manual ............................................................................................................ 8
1.5 Siemens Industry Online Support ......................................................................................... 8
1.6 Further documentation........................................................................................................ 9
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1.8 Siemens Industry Online Support app................................................................................. 11
1.9 Recycling and disposal ....................................................................................................... 11
1.10 Support Request ................................................................................................................ 11
2 Standards............................................................................................................................................. 13
2.1 Requirements for switching high-efficiency motors ............................................................. 13
2.2 Voltages ............................................................................................................................ 14
2.3 Notes on the protection of device connections ................................................................... 14
3 Product description.............................................................................................................................. 15
3.1 Device versions ................................................................................................................. 16
3.2 Performance features ........................................................................................................ 18
3.3 Applications....................................................................................................................... 19
3.3.1 Function modules for direct-on-line start ............................................................................ 19
3.3.2 Function modules for star-delta (wye-delta) start................................................................ 20
3.4 3RA28 function modules.................................................................................................... 22
4 Safety instructions ............................................................................................................................... 23
4.1 Security information .......................................................................................................... 23
5 Product combinations.......................................................................................................................... 25
6 Functions ............................................................................................................................................. 27
6.1 Overvoltage protection ...................................................................................................... 27
6.2 Time-delayed switching of contactors................................................................................. 27
6.2.1 Response delay .................................................................................................................. 27
6.2.2 OFF-delay with control signal ............................................................................................. 28
6.2.3 OFF-delay without control signal........................................................................................ 30
6.2.4 Star-delta (wye-delta) function........................................................................................... 30
7 Configuration....................................................................................................................................... 33
7.1 TIA Selection Tool .............................................................................................................. 33
7.2 Configuration..................................................................................................................... 33
8 Mounting ............................................................................................................................................. 37
8.1 Mounting instructions........................................................................................................ 37
8.2 Minimum clearances and mounting position ...................................................................... 37
8.3 Mounting .......................................................................................................................... 37
8.3.1 Function modules for direct-on-line start (electronic timing relay with semiconductor
output/solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch) .................................................................... 37
8.3.2 Function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start ................................................................. 39
8.4 Disassembly....................................................................................................................... 45
8.4.1 Function modules for direct-on-line start (solid-state timing relay with semiconductor
output/solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch) .................................................................... 45
8.4.2 Function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start ................................................................. 47
8.5 Replacing the removable terminal ...................................................................................... 49
9 Connection........................................................................................................................................... 51
9.1 Connecting the function modules for direct-on-line start .................................................... 51
9.1.1 Connecting the solid-state timing relay with semiconductor output .................................... 51
9.1.2 Connecting the solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch ........................................................ 53
9.2 Connecting the function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start ......................................... 56
9.3 Conductor cross-sections.................................................................................................... 56
9.3.1 Conductor cross-sections for screw-type connection systems .............................................. 56
9.3.2 Conductor cross-sections for spring-loaded connection systems.......................................... 57
10 Operation............................................................................................................................................. 59
10.1 Setting the times ............................................................................................................... 59
11 Accessories .......................................................................................................................................... 61
11.1 Sealable cover.................................................................................................................... 61
12 Technical data...................................................................................................................................... 63
12.1 Technical data in Siemens Industry Online Support............................................................. 63
13 Circuit diagrams................................................................................................................................... 65
13.1 CAx data............................................................................................................................ 65
13.2 Internal circuit diagrams..................................................................................................... 65
13.3 Typical circuits ................................................................................................................... 66
A References ........................................................................................................................................... 69
A.1 References......................................................................................................................... 69
A.2 Manuals - SIRIUS Modular System....................................................................................... 69
B Dimension drawings ............................................................................................................................ 71
B.1 CAx data............................................................................................................................ 71
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2.2 Voltages
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Function modules
3RA28 function modules Electronic time relays with semiconductor output
Solid-state time-delay auxiliary switches
Function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start
3RA27 function modules with communication con‐ Function modules for AS-Interface
nection Function modules for IO-Link
This chapter describes 3RA28 function modules without a communication connection. You will
find information about function modules with a communication connection in the
corresponding manuals.
Function
Function modules are used to delay switching functions.
System integration
The 3RA28 function modules have been matched to the contactors in the 3RT2 series and to the
contactor relays in the 3RH2 series1) both electrically and mechanically, and can be integrated in
the feeders by directly mounting them on contactors. The function modules can be used for
3RT201, 3RT202, 3RT203, and 3RT204 contactors.
The 3RA27 function modules can only be used for communication-capable contactors.
1)
The 3RA28 function modules must not be mounted on 3RH2 coupling relays.
Connection system
Users can choose either function modules with screw-type connection system or function
modules with spring-loaded connection system.
Reference
Device versions
• Function modules for direct-on-line start
– Solid-state timing relays with semiconductor output
– Solid-state time-delay auxiliary switches
• Function modules for star-delta (wye-delta) start
Characteristics
The table below provides an overview of the versions of 3RA28 function modules for mounting
on 3RT2 contactors and 3RH2 contactor relays1).
1)
The 3RA28 function modules must not be mounted on 3RH2 coupling relays.
Character‐ Versions
istic Function modules for direct-on-line start Function module for
Electronic time relay with semicon‐ Solid-state time-delay auxili‐ star-delta (wye-delta) start
ductor output ary switches
Function ON-delay and OFF-delay with control ON and OFF-delay with/without Star-delta (wye-delta) function
signal control signal
Article num‐ 3RA2811-.CW10/ 3RA2831-.D.10/ 3RA2813-..W10/ 3RA2816-0EW20 comprising:
bers 3RA2812-.DW10 3RA2832-.D.10 3RA2814-..W10/ 1 basic module
3RA2815-..W10 2 coupling modules
Size For the 3RT201 For 3RT203 and One module for the 3RT201, 3RT202, 3RT203, and 3RT204 contactors.
and 3RT202 con‐ 3RT204 contac‐
tactors. tors.
Character‐ Versions
istic Function modules for direct-on-line start Function module for
Electronic time relay with semicon‐ Solid-state time-delay auxili‐ star-delta (wye-delta) start
ductor output ary switches
Width 45 mm 135 mm (3 x 45 mm)
Connection Screw-type, spring-loaded Without terminals (can be used for
system contactor screw-type and spring-
loaded connection systems)
The 8th digit of the article number designates the terminal type:
0: No terminals
1: Screw-type terminals
2: Spring-loaded terminals
Features
The function modules have the following features:
3.3 Applications
Applications
The function modules for direct-on-line start are used for the time-delayed switching of
contactors. The following function modules are available:
• Electronic time relay with semiconductor output
• Solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch with 1 CO contact or 1 NC contact/1 NO contact
• Large wide voltage range (24 ... 240 V AC/DC), except for 3RA2831, 3RA2832
• Extended operating ranges (24 ... 90 V, 90 ... 240 V), for 3RA2831 and 3RA2832 only
• 3 selectable time ranges (1 s, 10 s, 100 s)
• Operating time adjustment from 5 ... 100% per time range
• Switch position indicator for the contactor below (plunger)
Reference
Applications
The function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start is used to switch from star (wye) to delta
operation.
Features
The function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start has the following features:
• All modules with wide control voltage range
• Integrated varistor (surge suppressor)
• One module kit for contactor screw-type and spring-loaded connection systems
• One module kit for the 3RT201, 3RT202, 3RT203, and 3RT204 contactors
(variations only through main circuit connecting combs).
• Large wide voltage range (24 to 240 V AC/DC) and
• 3 selectable time ranges (10 s, 30 s, 60 s)
• Operating time adjustment from 5 to 100% per time range (corresponds to 0.5 s to 60 s)
• Changeover delay set to a non-adjustable value of ≥ 50 ms
• Switch position indication for the contactor below in the form of a mechanical switch
position indicator (plunger)
• Control exclusively via A1/A2 on the line contactor below
• No further wiring required
The wide voltage and the wide time range ensure advanced use of the function modules.
3RA2816-0EW20 function module for contactor assemblies for star-delta (wye-delta) start
The function module for plugging into 3RA24 star-delta (wye-delta) combinations comprises
the following devices:
• 1 basic module with time setting
• 2 coupling modules with corresponding connecting cable to coupling or function module
The function module replaces the entire control circuit wiring and combines the functions of the
following devices and tasks:
• Time relay star-delta (wye-delta) function
• Auxiliary switches
• Auxiliary conductor wiring
• Electrical interlock
• Switch position indicator for the contactor below (plunger)
Note
Fitting of auxiliary switches
When the 3RA2816‑0EW20 function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start is used, the
following applies:
No more than one 3RH29 lateral auxiliary switch block (product version E03 and higher) may be
mounted onto the line contactor (Q11) and onto the star (wye) contactor (Q12).
Function module for direct-on-line start (electronic timing relays with semiconductor output/solid-
state time-delay auxiliary switches)
Reference
Contacts
Function modules are available with the following contacts:
Time ranges
The function modules support time-delayed switching from 0.05 to 100 s.
Note
Rated operational current, residual current in the case of a non-switched output, and voltage
drop in the case of a switched output must be taken into account.
Function charts
3RA2811-.CW10 3RA28
A3/A2
Q
t
3RA2831-.DG10 3RA28
3RA2831-.DH10 A3/A4
Q
t
3RA2813-.AW10 A1/A2
15/18
15/16
t
3RA2813-.FW10 A1/A2
27/28
35/36
t
Method of operation
The set operating time t starts when the electronic timing relay (3RA2811) with semiconductor
output is connected to the supply voltage via A3 (timing relay) and A2 (contactor). Once the
time has elapsed, the semiconductor switches through and controls the contactor below.
The set operating time t starts when the electronic timing relay (3RA2831) with semiconductor
output is connected to the supply voltage via A3 and A4. Once the time has elapsed, the
semiconductor switches through and controls the contactor below.
The supply voltage is connected to the solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch (3RA2813) via A1/
A2 (contactor). The set operating time t starts when the supply voltage is connected. The output
relay switches once the time has elapsed.
Contacts
Function modules are available with the following contacts:
Time ranges
The function modules support time-delayed switching from 0.05 to 100 s.
Function charts
3RA2812-.DW10 A3/A4
3RA2832-.DG10 ≥35 ms
3RA2832-.DH10 B1/A4
Q
t
3RA2814-.AW10 A3/A2
B1/A2
≥ 35 ms
15/18
15/16
t
3RA2814-.FW10 A3/A2
B1/A2
≥ 35 ms
27/28
35/36
t
Method of operation
On the electronic timing relay (3RA2812/3RA282), the supply voltage is connected via terminals
A3/A4. If the control voltage is connected to start contact B1, the semiconductor will switch
through and control the contactor below. The operating time t starts when the start contact is
disconnected. The minimum ON duration of 35 ms must be observed.
The supply voltage is connected to the solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch (3RA2814) via
terminals A3 and A2 (contactor). The output relay switches when the control voltage is
connected to the start contact B1. The operating time t starts when the start contact is
disconnected. The minimum ON duration of 35 ms must be observed.
Contacts
3RA2815 function modules switch time-delayed auxiliary contacts. They are available with the
following contacts:
3RA2815-.AW10: 1 CO contact
3RA2815-.FW10: 1 NC contact and 1 NO contact
Time ranges
The function modules support time-delayed switching from 0.05 to 100 s.
Function charts
3RA2815-.AW10 ≥200 ms
A1/A2
15/18
15/16
t
3RA2815-.FW10 ≥200 ms
A1/A2
27/28
35/36
t
Method of operation
When the voltage is connected to A1/A2 (contactor), the solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch
(3RA2815) switches the output relay. The operating time t starts when the voltage is
disconnected. The relay switches back to the idle state at the end of the operating time t. There
is an assurance that if the minimum ON duration is not observed either the time lapse will not
start or, if the time lapse has started, it will always be completed in an orderly fashion. Users can
rely on intermediate states of the functional sequence, such as "no relay dropout", being
detected. The minimum ON duration of 200 ms must be observed.
Contacts
The function module (comprising basic module with integrated control logic and 2 coupling
modules) has 2 internal NO contacts.
Time ranges
The start time in star operation can be set between 0.5 and 60 s. The changeover delay is set to
a non-adjustable value of ≥ 50 ms.
Function chart
3RA2816-0EW20 $$
4
4
VV ฺPV
Method of operation
The function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start is responsible for the electrical interlock and
the timing relay function (dead interval from star (wye) operation to delta operation). Control
is exclusively via A1/A2 on the line contactor below. Additional wiring is therefore not required.
The supply voltage is routed via a ribbon cable, eliminating the need for control circuit wiring.
The instantaneous star contact and the time-delayed delta contact share the same contact root.
To avoid inter-phase short circuits, the changeover delay from star (wye) to delta is ≥ 50 ms.
7.2 Configuration
3RA2811-.CW10
/ 3RA28
$ $ A3/A2
5$ 4 Q
$
t
1
The function module is controlled via the terminal A3 and the internal contacts of the contactor
A2. After expiry of the time t, the semiconductor becomes conductive and switches on the
contactor Q.
Note
Contactor coil terminal A1 must not be connected.
3RA2831-.D.10
L1(+) 3RA28
A3 A1
A3/A4
3RA28 Q Q
A4 A2
t
N(-)
The 3RA2831 function module is connected to voltage via A3, A4. After expiry of the time t, the
semiconductor becomes conductive and switches on the contactor Q.
Note
Contactor coil terminals A1 and A2 must not be connected.
3RA2812-.DW10, 3RA2832-.D.10
/ A3/A4
6 ≥35 ms
$ % $ B1/A4
5$ 4
$ $
Q
1
t
If the 3RA2812/3RA2832 electronic timing relay with semiconductor output is fitted, the
contactor coil is contacted through the timing relay.
Note
Contactor coil terminals A1 and A2 must not be connected.
3RA2813
L1(+) A1/A2
S1
A1
15/18
15 15/16
Q t
16 18
A2
N(-)
L1(+) A1/A2
S1
A1
27/28
27 35 35/36
Q t
28 36
A2
N(-)
The 3RA2813 solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch has the following features:
• The voltage is supplied through the plug-in contacts directly via the contactor's coil
terminals, parallel to A1/A2.
• The timing function is activated by switching on the contactor on which the solid-state time-
delay auxiliary switch is mounted.
• A varistor is integrated in the solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch to attenuate contactor
coil switching overvoltages.
3RA2814
L1(+) A3/A2
S1
A3 B1/A2
A1 = B1
15
≥ 35 ms
Q 15/18
16 18 15/16
A2
N(-) t
L1(+) A3/A2
S1
A3 B1/A2
A1 = B1
27 35
≥ 35 ms
Q 27/28
28 36 35/36
A2
N(-) t
The 3RA2814 solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch has the following features:
• Voltage is supplied directly through plug-in contact A2 through the contactor's coil terminals
and terminal A3 on the timing relay.
• The timing function is activated by switching on the contactor on which the solid-state time-
delay auxiliary switch is mounted, via A1 on the contactor coil.
• The 3RA2814 operates with a control signal.
• The minimum ON duration at the start contact is 35 ms.
• A varistor is integrated in the solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch to attenuate contactor
coil switching overvoltages.
3RA2815-..W10
L1(+) ≥200 ms
S1
A1 A1/A2
15
15/18
Q 15/16
16 18
A2 t
N(-)
L1(+) ≥200 ms
S1
A1 A1/A2
27 35
27/28
Q 35/36
28 36
A2 t
N(-)
The 3RA2815 solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch has the following features:
• The voltage is supplied through the plug-in contacts directly via the contactor's coil
terminals, parallel to A1/A2.
• The timing function is activated by switching on the contactor on which the solid-state time-
delay auxiliary switch is mounted.
• The 3RA2815 solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch operates without a control signal.
3RA2816-0EW20
5$
1 0 $
$$
4
4
VV ฺPV
The 3RA2816 function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start has the following features:
• The voltage is supplied through the plug-in contacts directly via the contactor's coil
terminals, parallel to A1/A2.
• The start time in star operation is activated by switching on the contactor.
• The changeover delay is ≥ 50 ms (this is a non-adjustable value).
• A varistor is integrated in the basic module to attenuate contactor coil switching
overvoltages.
Note
For the "OFF-delay without control signal" function
The setting of the output contact is not defined in as-supplied state (bistable relay). Connect the
control voltage and then disconnect it again to set the contact to the normal position.
Note
The solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch cannot be attached to coupling relays.
8.3 Mounting
8.3.1 Function modules for direct-on-line start (electronic timing relay with
semiconductor output/solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch)
You can find more information on minimum clearances and the permissible mounting position
in the "SIRIUS - SIRIUS 3RT Contactors/Contactor Assemblies" (http://
support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/60306557) manual.
DANGER
Hazardous Voltage
Will Cause Death, Serious Injury or Property Damage
Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device.
The function modules for direct-on-line start (electronic timing relay with semiconductor
output/solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch) are connected to the front of the contactors.
③ Push the interlock slide down with a screwdriver (3 mm blade width) until it engages.
DANGER
Hazardous Voltage
Will Cause Death, Serious Injury, or Property Damage
Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device.
Prerequisite for mounting the function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start
Note
To mount the timing relay for star-delta (wye-delta) start you need to disassemble the link
modules (which will vary depending on the connection system) used to connect the control
current paths of the pre-wired contactor assembly for star-delta (wye-delta) start.
Figure 8-1 Removal of the wiring modules for connecting the control current paths on a contactor
assembly for star-delta (wye-delta) start with screw-type connections of size S00
Figure 8-2 Removal of the wiring modules for connecting the control current paths on a contactor
assembly for star-delta (wye-delta) start with spring-loaded connections of size S00
Figure 8-3 Removal of the wiring modules for connecting the control current paths on a contactor
assembly for star-delta (wye-delta) start with screw-type connections of size S0
Figure 8-4 Removal of the wiring modules for connecting the control current paths on a contactor
assembly for star-delta (wye-delta) start with spring-loaded connections of size S0
4
4
4
Figure 8-5 Removal of the wiring modules for connecting the control current paths on a contactor
assembly for star-delta (wye-delta) start with screw-type connections of size S2
Note
Removal of the wiring modules
The procedure for removing the wiring modules on a contactor assembly for star-delta (wye-
delta) start of size S3 is identical.
4
4
4
Figure 8-6 Removal of the wiring modules for connecting the control current paths on a contactor
assembly for star-delta (wye-delta) start with spring-loaded connections of size S2
④ Attach the basic module/coupling module to the contactor from the front. To do this, insert the
contacts into the openings on the contactor.
⑥ Insert the coded module connector into the slot in the correct position from above until the
module connector engages in the locking mechanism.
⑦ To complete the process, lock the module connector.
Note
Fitting of auxiliary switches
When the 3RA2816‑0EW20 function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start is used, the
following applies:
No more than one 3RH29 lateral auxiliary switch block (product version E03 and higher) may be
mounted onto the line contactor (Q11) and onto the star (wye) contactor (Q12).
8.4 Disassembly
8.4.1 Function modules for direct-on-line start (solid-state timing relay with
semiconductor output/solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch)
DANGER
Hazardous Voltage
Will Cause Death, Serious Injury or Property Damage
Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device.
③ Pull the function module toward you and away from the contactor.
DANGER
Hazardous Voltage
Will Cause Death, Serious Injury or Property Damage
Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device.
⑤ Pull the basic module and the two coupling modules toward you and away from the contactors.
DANGER
Hazardous Voltage
Will Cause Death, Serious Injury or Property Damage
Turn off and lock out all power supplying this device before working on this device.
③ Attach the new terminal and press the terminal into the device until the interlock audibly engages.
Connection types
The electronic time relay with semiconductor output is connected via removable terminals with
the following connection options:
• Screw-type
• Spring-loaded
Connection
You will find information on connection of the screw-type and spring-loaded connection
terminals in the appendix entitled "References" under "Manuals - SIRIUS Modular System
(Page 69)" and in the "SIRIUS- System Overview" manual.
Note
During the mounting process, the electronic time relay is connected to the contactor coil
terminals A1 and A2 at the same time by means of plug-in contacts. Contactor coil terminals
which are not required are not covered by the time relay enclosure.
Avoid incorrect connection.
Note
The 3RA2811 time relay with ON delay is connected to the contactor coil in series.
Contactor coil terminal A1 must not be connected.
Note
Contactor coil terminals A1 and A2 must not be connected when using the 3RA2831
function module.
Note
Notes on the protection of auxiliary voltage (terminal A3 (+))
Observe the relevant standards and regulations for the configuration of control panels and the
parts and components contained therein, e.g. when dimensioning the cables.
Select a current-limiting power supply for the protection of these circuits, for example.
When selecting the source and the connecting cable, observe the load characteristics of the
contactor on which the function module is mounted. The same applies to the selection of
suitable protection devices.
You can find the technical specifications of the product 3RA28 in the Siemens Industry Online
Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16353/td). You can find the
technical specifications of the product 3RT2 in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https://
support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16132).
Further recommendations, e.g. the use of miniature circuit breakers or equipment circuit
breakers in control circuits, can be found under the following link:
Practical tip for control panels: Selecting and dimensioning suitable power supplies quickly and
reliably (https://new.siemens.com/global/en/markets/panel-building/tipps/design-and-
engineering-in-the-control-circuit.html).
Note
Notes on the protection of relay outputs
You can find the technical specifications of the 3RA28 product in the Siemens Industry Online
Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16353/td).
1
N(-)
Note
If the 3RA2812 time relay with OFF delay is fitted, the contactor coil is contacted through the
time relay.
Contactor coil terminals A1 and A2 must not be connected.
3RA2832-.D.10 A3 (+) $ % $
1
Reference
You will find further information about the conductor cross-sections in the appendix entitled
"References" under "SIRIUS Modular System (Page 69)" manuals and in the "SIRIUS - System
Overview" manual.
Connection types
The solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch is connected via removable terminals with the
following connection options:
• Screw-type
• Spring-loaded
Connection
You will find information about connection of the screw-type and spring-loaded terminals in the
"appendix" under "Manuals - SIRIUS Modular System (Page 69)" and in the "SIRIUS- System
Overview" manual.
Note
Notes on the protection of auxiliary voltage (terminal A3 (+))
Observe the relevant standards and regulations for the configuration of control panels and the
parts and components contained therein, e.g. when dimensioning the cables.
Select a current-limiting power supply for the protection of these circuits, for example.
When selecting the source and the connecting cable, observe the load characteristics of the
contactor on which the function module is mounted. The same applies to the selection of
suitable protection devices.
You can find the technical specifications of the product 3RA28 in the Siemens Industry Online
Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16353/td). You can find the
technical specifications of the product 3RT2 in the Siemens Industry Online Support (https://
support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16132).
Further recommendations, e.g. the use of miniature circuit breakers or equipment circuit
breakers in control circuits, can be found under the following link:
Practical tip for control panels: Selecting and dimensioning suitable power supplies quickly and
reliably (https://new.siemens.com/global/en/markets/panel-building/tipps/design-and-
engineering-in-the-control-circuit.html).
Note
Notes on the protection of relay outputs
You can find the technical specifications of the 3RA28 product in the Siemens Industry Online
Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16353/td).
3RA2813-.FW10 27 NO L1(+)
ON-delay, 1 NC contact/1 NO 28 NO S1
A1
contact 35 NC 27 35
36 NC Q
28 36
A2
N(-)
3RA2814-.FW10 27 NO L1(+)
OFF-delay with control sig‐ 28 NO S1
A3
A1 = B1
nal, 1 NC contact/1 NO con‐ 35 NC 27 35
tact 36 NC Q
A3 (+) 28 36
A2
N(-)
3RA2815-.AW10 18 NO L1(+)
OFF-delay without control 15 NC S1
A1
signal, 1 CO contact 16 NC 15
Q
16 18
A2
N(-)
3RA2815-.FW10 27 NO L1(+)
OFF-delay without control 28 NO S1
A1
signal, 1 NC contact/1 NO 35 NC 27 35
contact 36 NC Q
28 36
A2
N(-)
Reference
You will find further information about the conductor cross-sections in the appendix entitled
"References" under "SIRIUS Modular System (Page 69)" manuals and in the "SIRIUS - System
Overview" manual.
Control
Control is exclusively via terminals A1 and A2 on the line contactor; no further control circuit
wiring is required.
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1 0 $
∅ 5 ... 6 mm/PZ 2
0.8 ... 1.2 Nm
(7 to 10.3 lb·in)
1 x (0.5 … 4) mm2
2 x (0.5 … 2.5) mm2
3RA2908‑1A
(3.0 x 0.5) mm
2 x (0.25 … 1.5) mm2
Description
Sealable covers are transparent molded-plastic caps with a break-off clip (preset breaking point).
You can use a sealable cover to protect 3RA28 function modules against unauthorized operation.
① Break off the clip on the sealable cover (preset breaking point).
② Insert the clip into the opening on the function module, until it engages.
③ Insert the sealable cover into the openings on the function module.
④ Seal the clip to secure it against unauthorized removal.
3RA2811-.CW10 3RA2831-.D.10
$ $
$ $
$ $
$
3RA2812-.DW10, 3RA2832-.D.10
$ %
$
$
$
3RA2813-.AW10 3RA2813-.FW10
$ $
$ $
3RA2814-.AW10 3RA2814-.FW10
% %
$ $
OFF-delay with control signal, 1 CO contact OFF-delay with control signal, 1 NC contact,
1 NO contact
3RA2815-.AW10 3RA2815-.FW10
$ $
$ $
OFF-delay without control signal, 1 CO contact OFF-delay without control signal, 1 NC con‐
tact, 1 NO contact
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Further references
You will find further information about the 3RA28 function modules on the Internet (https://
support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/16208/man).
In addition to this manual, please refer to the operating instructions and manuals for any
accessories. You can download the relevant documentation from the Internet (http://
www.siemens.com/sirius/manuals). Simply enter the article number of the relevant item into
the search field.
Operating instructions
B.2 Dimensions in mm
Note
All dimensions are specified in mm.
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Article number a b c d e
3RT2.1.-2 45 70 142 35 5
3RT2.2.-2 (AC) 45 101.5 166 51 5
3RT2.2.-2 (DC) 45 101.5 176 51 5
3RT2.3.-2 55 110 199 55 5
3RT2.4.-2 70 140 221 70 5
D H F
G
E
Article number a b c d e
3RT2.1.-1 45 57.5 142 28 5
3RT2.2.-1 (AC) 45 85 166 41 5
3RT2.2.-1 (DC) 45 85 176 41 5
3RT2.3.-2 55 110 199 55 5
3RT2.4.-2 70 140 221 70 8
G
E
Article number a b c d e
3RT2.1.-2 135 84 142 43 5
3RT2.2.-2 (AC) 135 114 166 59 5
3RT2.2.-2 (DC) 135 114 176 59 5
D H F
G
E
Article number a b c d e
3RT2.1.-1 135 68 142 36 5
3RT2.2.-1 (AC) 135 101 166 53 5
3RT2.2.-1 (DC) 135 101 176 53 5
D F
G
H
E
I
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Size a b c d e f g
3RT2.3.-2 177.5 141.5 199 72 55.1 204 222.3
3RT2.4.-2 220 180 221 89.5 69.5 227 240
3 E
3D model, 9 EPLAN macros, 9
Equipment features
Function module for direct-on-line start, 22
A Function module for star-delta (wye-delta)
start, 22
Accessories
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 61
Accessories - Function modules for mounting on
contactors
F
Sealable cover, 61 Function module for direct-on-line start, 22
Applications Function modules for mounting on contactors, 38,
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 19 46
Auxiliary switches (function modules for mounting on Function module for star-delta (wye-delta) start, 22
contactors) Control circuit wiring, 21
Solid-state time-delay, 16, 34 Function modules for mounting on contactors, 40,
47
Pre-assembled, 21
B Function modules for mounting on contactors
Setting times, 59
Basic knowledge, 7
Basic module
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 21,
22
I
Interlock
Electrical, 21
C
CAx data, 9
Connection
M
Solid-state time-delay auxiliary switch, 54, 55 Minimum clearance
Star-delta (wye-delta) start, 56 Function modules for mounting on contactors, 37
Time relay, 52, 53 Modular System, 69
Connection systems Mounting position
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 16, Function modules for mounting on contactors, 37
51, 53
Coupling module
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 21, O
22
OFF-delay, 28, 30
ON-delay, 27
Operating instructions, 69
D Overvoltage protection
Device versions Function modules for mounting on contactors, 27
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 16
Dimension drawings, 9
Direct-on-line start R
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 16,
References, 69
18, 19
S
Scope of validity
Manual, 8
Screw-type connection system, 56
Sealable cover
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 61
Setting times
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 59
Spring-loaded connection system, 57
Standards
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 13
Star-delta (wye-delta) start
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 16,
18, 20, 36
T
Terminal designations
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 52,
53, 54, 55, 56
Time relay, 16
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 21
Time-delayed switching of contactors
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 33,
34, 36
Time-delayed switching of contactors or auxiliary
contacts, 27
Time-delayed switching of contactors, OFF-delay with
control signal, 28
Function charts, 29
Time-delayed switching of contactors, OFF-delay
without control signal, 30
Function charts, 30
Time-delayed switching of contactors, ON-delay, 27
Function charts, 28
Time-delayed switching of contactors, star-delta (wye-
delta) start, 30
Function chart, 31
Timing relays
Function modules for mounting on contactors, 33