AZZK-7.5
Aircraft Circuit Breaker
Description
AZZK-7.5: 7.5 A three-pole aircraft circuit breaker
AZZK-7.5 is the 7.5 A execution of the AZZ family of three-pole circuit breakers for aircraft AC networks. The original Cyrillic marking is АЗЗК-7,5. It protects all three phases against current overload and also serves as a manually operated three-pole switch. The complete designation must be retained because AZZ, AZZK and the visually similar single-pole AZS family are different products.
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Construction and versions
The catalog construction uses a compact brown phenolic housing between metal plates, one manual actuator and three power terminals. This card represents the AZZK version with a extended non-luminous actuator for installation in a cockpit with red lighting. The catalog reference dimension H is 99 mm and the corresponding actuator dimension l is 36.5 mm.
Identification should compare the full AZZK-7.5 marking, rated current, actuator version, terminal arrangement and mounting dimensions. A similar case or matching current alone does not establish interchangeability. Related entries AZZK-3 and AZZK-4 are provided for navigation and carry their own protective settings.
Electrical and environmental data
The manufacturer catalog specifies a 200 V three-phase AC circuit with a +7/−13 V tolerance, frequency 400 ±40 Hz and load power factor not less than 0.5. For AZZK-7.5, the thermal-release trip current is 1.5 times rated current. At an ambient temperature of +60 °C, the stated thermal-release operating time is up to 30 minutes.
Family operating limits are −60 to +60 °C and up to 98% relative humidity at +40 °C. Maximum mass for the 2–50 A construction is 280 g. These catalog values identify the family and rating; acceptance of an individual unit still follows its passport and 8Ю0.361.030 ТУ.
Ordering information
Before installation, inspect the phenolic case, metal plates, actuator, three terminals and mounting points for cracks, overheating, corrosion or unspecified repair. Confirm the line voltage, frequency, current rating, three-pole circuit and AZZK handle version against the approved wiring and parts data. Functional testing must use an authorized bench procedure.
Wikipedia provides general context on circuit breakers. Other catalog positions are listed in Aviamisto’s Circuit Breakers category. State AZZK-7.5 / АЗЗК-7,5, quantity and required documentation in the inquiry.
Technical details
- Product Type
- Three-pole aircraft circuit breaker
- Primary Designation
- AZZK-7.5
- Original Cyrillic Designation
- АЗЗК-7,5
- Family
- AZZK
- Execution
- K cockpit version
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- Rated Current
- 7.5 A
- Number of Protected Poles
- 3
- Current Type
- Three-phase AC
- Protection Function
- Overload protection
- Switching Function
- Three-pole manual switching
- Manual Control
- Front actuator
- Housing Material
- Phenolic insulating body with metal plates
- Power Terminals
- Three
- Mounting
- Panel-mounted construction
- Nominal Line Voltage
- 200 V AC
- Voltage Tolerance
- +7/−13 V
- Nominal Frequency
- 400 Hz
- Frequency Tolerance
- ±40 Hz
- Minimum Load Power Factor
- cos φ ≥ 0.5
- Thermal-Release Trip Current
- 1.5 × rated current
- Thermal-Release Time at +60 °C
- Up to 30 min
- Operating Temperature
- −60 to +60 °C
- Relative Humidity
- Up to 98% at +40 °C
- Maximum Mass
- 280 g
- Catalog Dimension H
- 99 mm
- Catalog Actuator Dimension l
- 36.5 mm
- Actuator Version
- extended non-luminous actuator for installation in a cockpit with red lighting
- Technical Specification
- 8Ю0.361.030 ТУ
- Alternative Designations
- AZZK 7.5; AZZK7.5; АЗЗК 7,5; АЗЗК7,5
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