adds thermal protection at the
“board level” eliminating thermal
runaway and allows actual peak
pulse current to be handled by the
suppression module
n
Integrated design minimizes
“footprint,” maximizes system
performance and reduces
installation time
n
30 or 42-position load center
options provide wiring
configuration flexibility
n
Fully redundant, two-stage surge
suppression provides unmatched
power protection
n
Easy access design simplifies
module upgrades or replacement
n
Main disconnect switch for utility
and optional generator sources
allows easy serviceability
n
Optional Automatic Transfer Switch
or Slide Bar Transfer Switch provides
generator source capabilities
n
SAD technology provides fast
clamping and high energy handling
n
Remote status indication allows
long-distance monitoring
n
Field replaceable modules are
stacked side-by-side for easier
installation and indication
As a stand-alone solution, or as part of a
comprehensive power protection plan, the
PDC series provides the ultimate in power
delivery and power protection.
The NetXtend™ PDC Series of integrated
enclosures offers both power distribution and TVSS in one seamless unit. An
Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) for generator applications is also available.
The PDC Series provides the lowest
possible clamp voltage to peak current
performance characteristics available
in the market today. Integrated V3
SHIELD™ NTI technology provides peak
pulse current handling that surpasses traditional “fused TVSS” devices.
This series also utlizizes Silicon Avalanche
Diode (SAD) technology, providing
state-of-the-art protection at the branch
service entrance. The 30 or 42-position
load center enables the PDC series to
accommodate a broad range of wiring
options. The main disconnect allows convenient serviceability and maintenance.
Generator switching is accommodated
with either an Automatic Transfer Switch
or Walking Beam Transfer Switch.
n
Independent visual LED status
indication on each module for
convenient protection status
Hardwired (form C dry contacts) Hardwired (form C dry contacts)
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Transfer Switch Specifications
Poles 2
Voltage (nominal) 220-240 VAC, single phase, 3 wire
Frequency (nominal) 60 Hz
Current 200 Amps
Generator Rating (maximum) 48KW
Withstand / Close-On Current 10,000 Amps
RMS Symmetrical amps 240 VAC max.
for any circuit breaker, manufacturer, or
type per National Electrical Code, NEC/NFPA 70
Power Terminal Wire Sizes 200 Amp unit
One #8 to 3/0 AWG Cu
(copper wire must be used for full 200 Amp rating)
Safety Compliance UL 1008 transfer switch equipment
Controller
The NetXtend
several parameters that can be set
according to system design preferences.
This allows for a wide range of flexibility
in setting thresholds and timing options
with the standard base product. The
standard controller utilizes simple push
button operation for testing and exerciser time set.
™
PDC Series incorporates
Voltage and Frequency Sensing
Differential Voltage Sensing All phases of utility source
Voltage (Nominal) 220-240 VAC
Normal Source Voltage Drop Out 204 VAC
Normal Source Pick Up 216 VAC
Emergency Source Voltage Drop Out 180 VAC
Emergency Source Voltage Pick Up 216 VAC
Emergency Source Frequency Drop Out 51 VAC
Emergency Source Frequency Pick Up 57 VAC
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provides a complete range of communications
network infrastructure solutions and services
built on an industry-leading reputation for
quality, reliability and value
Generator Exercise Control
Standard Automatic Generator Exerciser
Repeat Time Every 7 days
Duration 20 minutes – with or without load transfer
Re-transfer to Normal Source Time Delay 1 second to 30 minutes adjustable
Unloaded Generator Cool Down Run Time Delay 5 minutes
Optional Programmable
Remote Control Features
Engine Exerciser
In addition to the standard programmable weekly exercise function, an optional
programmable controller provides the
ability to individually control the start
time and duration of test for each day
of the week. An internal NiCad battery
retains program memory for up to 150
hours if failure of both utility and generator power occurs.
• Remote test switch
Simulates normal source failure similar
to a transfer switch test push button
• Remote transfer to generator
Opening the contact causes the
generator to start and transfer to the
generator
• Inhibit transfer to generator
Opening the contact prevents the
transfer switch from transferring to the
generator source while connected to
the normal source
• Remote time delay bypass switch
Transformer
Voltage Adjust
HI Nominal phase-to-phase voltage
LOW Shifts all voltage settings
down 4.2% from nominal
Communications Option
Remote monitoring and control can also
be provided through additional networking software and interface hardware
options, including web access capability.
NOTE: These enhancements are not included
with the standard product.
NOTE: Requires customer supplied, remote
normally closed contact and control signaling
for each remote feature desired. See manufacturer reference drawings and manual for
additional details.
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