© Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 5SM6 AFD Units – Advanced Preventative Fire Protection Comprehensive protection against fires caused by electricity.

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© Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 5SM6 AFD Units – Advanced Preventative Fire Protection Comprehensive protection against fires caused by electricity with state-of-the-art technology

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 2 Contents  Enhanced safety for people and property Enhanced safety for people and property  Protection against parallel and serial arcing faults Protection against parallel and serial arcing faults  Optimum protection thanks to 5SM6 AFD units Optimum protection thanks to 5SM6 AFD units  Easy installation of the device combinations Easy installation of the device combinations  Any questions? One click – well-informed Any questions? One click – well-informed

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 3 Maximum safety in residential and public buildings In every building, the electrical installation must be protected against fires caused by electricity. Even a minor electric fault can have serious consequences. With the 5SM6 Arc Fault Detection (AFD) units you will set new standards for reliable protection against fires caused by electricity.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 4 Early detection of faults in the electrical installation More than a hundred thousand fires are reported in Europe every year. The figures are shocking: numerous people killed and injured, plus damage to property worth billions. More than a quarter of these fires can be traced back to defects in the electrical installation – caused for the most part by hazardous arcing faults.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 5 Early detection of faults in the electrical installation Many of these fire hazards, from electric cables to load, can be detected with the 5SM6 AFD units at an early stage, closing the safety gap and protecting human lives, buildings and irreplaceable assets.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. Highlights 04/2012Page 6 Enhanced safety for people and property With our comprehensive protection concept, highest safety can be accomplished in all buildings.  Versatile use in residential and non-residential buildings  Sophisticated protection concept against arcing faults  High quality thanks to service proven technology  Quick and safe installation

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. Highlights 04/2012Page 7 Protection against parallel and serial arcing faults The 5SM6 AFD units are available in two versions. In combination with an MCB (1MW/2MW) or RCBO (2MW), they reliably protect every electrical power distribution system.  Closing of the previous safety gap  Reliable disconnection of the electric circuit when hazardous arcing faults occur  Protection of people, plants and assets  Comprehensive preventative protection against fires in new installations as well as in existing plants

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 8 Origins of parallel and serial arcing faults Serial arcing faultsParallel arcing faults Break in a conductor.Contact between a phase and the neutral conductor. Contact between a phase and the protective conductor.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 9 Most frequent causes of arcing faults Defective wire insulationCrushed cablesBroken cables Defective wire insulation, which has been damaged by nails and screws for example, can result in insulation faults. Cables which are routed through open windows or doors can, when the latter are closed, be crushed in a way that arcing faults occur due to the damaged insulation. Another source of risk are cables which break because they are bent with too tight a radius during installation. Too tightly fastened clips can damage the wire insulation as well.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 10 Most frequent causes of arcing faults UV radiation and rodents Loose contacts and terminals Kinks in connectors and cables Outdoors, insulation faults are frequently the result of UV radiation from sunlight or damage caused by rodents. Hazardous arcing faults can occur in poorly installed switches or socket-outlets and their claw fasteners. Similarly they can be caused by damaged cables and loose contacts downstream of the socket-outlet, e.g. in multiple sockets or in the equipment connected to the outlets. Arcing faults can also arise when cables or connectors are crushed or jammed when, for example, furniture is moved around without care.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. Highlights 04/2012Page 11 Optimum protection thanks to 5SM6 AFD units The 5SM6 AFD units are combined with an MCB or RCBO according to the configuration of the electrical installation and offer maximum protection for people as well as for plants and equipment.  Established technology  Reliable tripping in the event of a fault  Comprehensive protection concept based on an application related combination of devices  Integrated overvoltage protection release for enhanced safety for people and assets

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 12 Optimum protection thanks to 5SM6 AFD units With advanced preventative protection against fire, every electrical installation is reliably protected against the hazards of electricity-induced fires.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 13 Closing of the safety gap on the IEC market with proven UL-standard technology Type of fault Protection according to IEC standard Protection according to UL standard Serial Parallel Phase-Neutral/ Phase-Phase Parallel Phase-Protective conductor AFDDArc fault detection device MCBMiniature circuit breaker RCD Residual current protective device AFCIArc fault circuit interruptor MCB Miniature circuit breaker RCD Residual current protective device

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. Highlights 04/2012Page 14 Easy installation of the device combinations The 5SM6 AFD units can be integrated in any distribution board – whether in an existing plant or a new installation.  Easy product selection  Time-saving installation without tools  Expanded functionality thanks to comprehensive accessories  Marginal stock keeping

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 15 Easy installation of the device combinations The LED of the 5SM6 AFD units displays the operating state and the reason for a switchoff. Its state-of-the-art selftesting function checks the functional state of the device continuously and switches off if a fault is detected.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 16 Any questions? One click – well-informed LV Explorer – Discover Low Voltage in 3D Get comprehensive and specific information about our products with the help of 3D animations, trailers and technical information.

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 17 Any questions? One click – well-informed Always at your disposal: our extensive support We provide you with support from planning through commissioning and operation. lowvoltage/support InformationPlanning/OrdersOperation/ServiceTraining  Internet  Information and Download Center  Newsletter  Picture Database  Industry Mall  Configurations  SIMARIS Software Tools  Technical Support  Service & Support Portal  CAx Online Generator  My Documentation Manager  Support Request  SITRAIN Portal

Low Voltage © Siemens AG 2012 / All rights reserved. 04/2012Page 18 Thank you for your attention! Max Mustermann Funktion Bereich / Region / Abteilung XY Musterstraße Musterstadt Fon: Fax: Mobil: