The LAMP-TRIP INDICATOR (Manufacturer Part ID: XB4-BVM5) by Schneider is a robust and reliable indicator lamp designed to signal trip conditions in electrical circuits. It is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications to provide a visual alert when a circuit breaker has been activated due to an overload, short circuit, or other fault conditions. This component is essential for monitoring and maintaining the safety of electrical systems.
Parameter | Value |
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Manufacturer | Schneider |
Part Number | XB4-BVM5 |
Operating Voltage Range | 24V AC/DC |
Power Consumption | 1.2W |
Lamp Type | LED |
Mounting Style | Panel Mount |
Lens Color | Red |
Housing Material | Metal (Zamak) and Plastic |
Operating Temperature | -25°C to +70°C |
IP Rating | IP66, IP67, IP69 |
Compliance Standards | IEC 60947-5-1, RoHS compliant |
The XB4-BVM5 lamp has a simple two-terminal configuration for easy integration into electrical circuits. Below is the pin description:
Pin Number | Description |
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1 | Positive terminal (24V AC/DC input) |
2 | Negative terminal (Ground) |
Wiring the Lamp:
Mounting:
Integration with Circuit Breakers:
Testing:
The XB4-BVM5 can be used with an Arduino UNO to simulate a trip condition. Below is an example code snippet:
// Arduino code to control the LAMP-TRIP INDICATOR (XB4-BVM5)
// This code simulates a trip condition by turning the lamp ON for 5 seconds
// and then turning it OFF.
const int lampPin = 9; // Pin connected to the positive terminal of the lamp
void setup() {
pinMode(lampPin, OUTPUT); // Set the lamp pin as an output
}
void loop() {
digitalWrite(lampPin, HIGH); // Turn the lamp ON
delay(5000); // Keep the lamp ON for 5 seconds
digitalWrite(lampPin, LOW); // Turn the lamp OFF
delay(5000); // Wait for 5 seconds before repeating
}
Note: Use a relay module or transistor circuit to interface the lamp with the Arduino, as the lamp operates at 24V, which exceeds the Arduino's output voltage.
Issue | Possible Cause | Solution |
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Lamp does not illuminate | Incorrect wiring or loose connections | Verify wiring and ensure secure connections. |
Lamp flickers intermittently | Unstable power supply | Check the power supply for stability. |
Lamp fails to turn ON during a trip | Faulty auxiliary contact in the breaker | Inspect and replace the auxiliary contact. |
LED damaged due to incorrect polarity | DC polarity reversed | Ensure correct polarity during installation. |
Can the lamp be used with a 12V power supply?
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By following this documentation, users can effectively integrate and maintain the LAMP-TRIP INDICATOR (XB4-BVM5) in their electrical systems.