
INSTRUCTIONS
GEK-90636D
Static
Frequency
SFF2O1A,
SFF2O2A,
SFF2O4A,
Relays
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B
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GEK-90636
Description
Application
Under
Rate
of
Over
Load
Specifications
DC
Control
AC
Control
Measurement
AC
Settings
Environmental
Ratings
Burden
Contact
Settings
Displays
Functional
Construction
Receiving,
Acceptance
General
Visual
TestEquipment
General
Relay
Tests
Over
Under
of
Rate
Restore
Installation
Surge
Electrical
Settings
Trouble
Servicing
Periodic
Renewal
Shooting
Checks
Parts
Frequency
Change
Frequency
Restoration
Voltage
Voltage
Input
Ratings
Description
Handling
Tests
Testing
Outputs
Frequency
Over
Over
Frequency
Under
Under
Change
RateofChange
Rate
Relay
Restore
Restore
Procedure
Ground
Tests
and
Considerations
Relay
Frequency
Frequency
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Frequency
Frequency
for
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GEK-90636
SPECIFICATIONS
DC
Control
Nominal
Minimum
Maximum
AC
Control
Nominal
Minimum
Maximum
AC
Measurement
Nominal
Minimum
Maximum
Settings
Frequency
SFF2O(-)A:
SFF2O(-)B:
Repeatability
Timing
SFF2O(-)A:
SFF2O(-)B:
Repeatability
Voltage
48,
110,
Volts
37
280
Voltage
110-120
45
Vrms
132
120
Vrms
42
Vrms
132
125,
Volts
Vrms
Vrms
Input
Vrms
±0.002
±
220,
(35%
(110%
3%
250
of
nominal)
of
Hz
nominal)
Setpoint
Setpoint
Setpoint
Setpoint
Setpoint
40.0
40.0
to 1.55
0
1
to
0.lto
to
79.9
to
79.9
seconds
255
milliseconds
25.5
Hz
in
Hz
in
seconds
0.1
0.01
in
in
Hz
0.05
in
0.1
steps
Hz
steps
second
1
millisecond
second
steps
steps
steps
Undervoltage
Setpoint
Setpoint
Repeatability
Rate
change
of
Frequency
Frequency
Frequency
Environmental
Operating
-20°C
will
not
malfunction,
Storage
-40°C
Surge
ANSI
IEC 255
GE
RFI
35%
Accuracy
(multi-setpoint
1
to
2
to
3
to
to
+55°C
to+75°C
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(SWC
to
95%
±5%
±3%
frequency
frequency
frequency
95%
nor
95%
in
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of
setting
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up
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nominal
65°C
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unit
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Burden
Model
SFF
Case
Size
Set
Points
GEK-9063
RATINGS
Table
48
II
Power
DC
125
Burdens
Supply
250
AC
VA
120
Measurement
AC
VA
Contact
Make
DC
AC
Target
amps.
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front
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Frequency
frequency
stated
201
202
204
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277
Volts
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