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S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P - Electronic trip unit

S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P combines LSIG protection with power metering. Match the breaker, sensors and fitted options before replacement.

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S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P product profile

Product familyMicroLogic P

Exact modelS047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P

Protection functionsLong-time, short-time, instantaneous and ground fault

Measurement purposePower and energy monitoring

Local settingsRotary dials and keypad

DiagnosticsLEDs and trip/alarm histories

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Item NO.:
S047059

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S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P functions and interfaces

MicroLogic 6.0 P brings adjustable overload, short-circuit and equipment ground-fault protection together with electrical measurement. For S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P, replacement planning must also identify the host circuit breaker, its sensors and rating plug, the actual terminal hardware and any fitted communication or alarm accessories. The trip unit is not a complete circuit breaker, and a family name alone does not establish interchangeability.

Protection coordinationSeparate long-time, short-time, instantaneous and equipment ground-fault functions support coordination with the installed distribution system. Pickup and delay settings must follow the approved protection study.

Power and energy observationThe P metering interface provides electrical measurements, including power and energy, when the required sensing and operating power are present. Correct network and measurement setup is part of commissioning.

Fault investigationTrip-cause indicators and stored trip/alarm histories help distinguish protection events. Record the indication and event information before clearing a trip or changing settings.

Matched-breaker integrationIdentify the breaker type, sensor arrangement, long-time rating plug and installed options before selecting S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P. Confirm mechanical fit and the complete protection chain rather than relying on display appearance.

Installation and selection boundaries

Record the existing rotary-switch and advanced-protection settings before removing a trip unit.
Isolate the breaker and all auxiliary supplies before replacement work; the work belongs to qualified electrical personnel.
Match the long-time rating plug and sensor rating to the intended breaker configuration.

Official product data

S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P key specifications

Protection functions	Long-time, short-time, instantaneous and equipment ground-fault protection (LSIG)
Power measurements	Active, reactive and apparent power; power factor
Energy measurements	Active, reactive and apparent energy
Additional measurements	Current, voltage and frequency, with the applicable sensing and power arrangement
Local adjustment	Rotary protection switches and keypad fine adjustment
Trip indication	Dedicated trip-cause LEDs
Event review	Trip and alarm history menus
Verification interface	Front test-kit receptacle
Communication arrangement	Modbus through a compatible, separately installed circuit-breaker communication module

Schneider Electric MicroLogic P Electronic Trip Units user documentation. Match the breaker, rating plug, sensors and installed accessories before selection.

Pre-order check 01

Installation environment

Plan S047059 MICROLOGIC 6.0 P replacement as work on the complete circuit breaker, not as an isolated display change.

Use qualified electrical personnel, appropriate protective measures and a fully isolated breaker; include auxiliary and external sensing supplies in isolation checks.
Check the breaker condition and mounting area, retain the required rating plug, and inspect the mating connector before fitting the trip unit.
Restore and review the approved protection settings, then confirm the network type, sensing arrangement and measurement configuration.
Perform the required trip-unit tests and verify the assembled breaker trip system before return to service; check any installed accessories as part of acceptance.

Keep the approved field drawing and installation records available during verification.

Pre-order check 02

Compatibility confirmation

Match the complete component identity with the fitted interfaces and installed configuration.

Host breaker: Confirm the breaker family, frame, standard and complete nameplate against the installed assembly.
Sensors and rating plug: Match the sensor rating and long-time rating plug; do not select by trip-unit appearance or current rating alone.
Neutral and ground fault: Check the actual network type and neutral-current sensor arrangement; neutral protection and equipment ground-fault protection have separate purposes.
Operating power: Check the voltage-sensing and auxiliary-power arrangement needed for the display, measurement and installed options.
Optional interfaces: Confirm the installed communication module, programmable contacts and interlocking wiring before assigning any related function.

Accept the replacement only after settings, protection tests, breaker operation and all fitted options have been checked and recorded.

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