Tense RGT-MT18 User Manual

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RGT-MT18

USER GUIDE

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Contents

About RGT-MT18 Features About RGT-MT Warnings Considerations in Compensation What to Look Out for in the Selection and Connection of Current Transformer? How to Connect the NTC to the Panel Temperature? Maintenance of the Device Screen Intro 1 Measurements Page 1

1.1 Voltage Page

1.2 Voltage & Current Page

1.3 Voltage & Frequency Page

1.4 Instant Powers Page

1.5 Ratios Page

1.6 Power Factor Page

1.7 Total Energy Pages

1.8 THD-V THD-I Page

2 Measurements Page 2

2.1 Power Analysis Page

2.2 Step Values Page

2.3 Cosine Page

2.4 Harmonic Voltage Page

2.5 Harmonic Current Page

2.6 Demand Page

2.7 Min / Max / Average Page

3 Settings Screen

3.1 Current Transformer Settings

3.1.1 Current Transformer Test

3.1.2 Changing the Current Transformer Value

3.2 Voltage Harmonic Protection

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3.3 Current Harmonic Protection

3.4 Generator Compensation Setting

3.5 Voltage Protection

3.6 Inductive and Capacitive Alarm

3.7 Compensation Target Setting

3.8 Temperature Control

3.9 ModBus Settings

3.10 Step Settings Page

3.10.1 Step Times

3.10.2 Entering the Manual Step Value

3.10.3 Automatic Step Measurement

3.10.4 PFC Setting

3.10.5 Step Test

3.11 Device Settings

3.11.1 Device Installation

3.11.2 Language Selection

3.11.3 Password Settings

3.11.4 Delete Registration

3.11.5 Factory Settings

How to Select a Home Page? How to Install the Device? How to Change the Current Transformer Value? How is the Current Transformer Test Done? How to Measure the Step? How to Enter the Manual Step Value? How to Perform a Step Test? How to Return to Factory Settings? How to Return to the Default Menu Settings?

Three Phase (3P4W) Connection Scheme Single Phase Connection Scheme in Three Phase System

Remote Communication with RS485 (GSM-MOD) Remote Communication with RS485 (ETH-MOD)

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Contents

Calculation Chart of Capacitor According to Connection

Step Creation According to Power Analysis Examples? Dimensions Factory Default Values Technical Specifications Contact Information

User Notes

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About RGT-MT

It is designed to reduce reactive (inductive and capacitive) power that comes from the network and loads do not use. If the inductive reactive power is attracted from the network, it interferes by attracting capacitor at the appropriate step. If capacitive reactive power is attracted from the network, t interferes by attracting shunt reactor at the appropriate step. Thus it endeavors to reduce the inductive/active and capacitive/active rates of the system.

It is designed to make more sensible compensation at the unbalanced inductive and capacitive systems with RGT-MT18 TCR(SVC) step.

Features

5 "Easy to install and use with touch (resistive) display TCR (SVC) Connectable Generator Input and Generator Compensation Remote Communication with RS485 (Computer Communication) Temperature Measurement and Control

Compensation for Inductive and Capacitive Systems Manual Step Value Enterable Single, Two, and Three Phase Capacitor and Shunt Reactor can be Connected Turkish and English Language Option Voltage, Harmonic Current/Voltage, Inductive and Capacitive Alarm Output Temperature Alarm Output Intervention, Discharge and Settling Times can be Adjustable

Current Harmonics can be Observed Up To 61st Harmonics Voltage Harmonics can be Observed Up To 61st Harmonics Cosine Values of Each Phase Can Be Observed Power Factor Values of Each Phase can be Observed as Graphically Capacitive / Active and Inductive / Active Ratios can be Observed as Grafically. Total Energies (Import/Export) can be Observed. THD-V and THD-I values of Each Phase can be Observed. Creating Power Analysis (20 samples 9999 min.)

Demand Registration (Active & Reactive & Apparent Power and Current Demand) Min, Max and Average Values of Current and Voltage of Each Phase can be Observed. Real Date and Time Encrypted Protection Same Aging in Steps

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Warnings

Use the device according to our instructions. Avoid direct sun light in order not to harm the LCD screen. Leave at least 10 cm of space behind the device after mounting.

Fix the device with apparatus which comes within the device by avoiding any kind of shake on the front cover of the board.

Balance the inner and outer heat in the metal boards. Otherwise because of the temperature difference that originates from the dampish surrounding, water droplets occurs on the ceiling of the board and this situation is dangerous for the open connected buses.

Mark the switch and circuit breaker as the connection tripping element for the device. Keep the switch and circuit breaker close to the device and easily accessible by the

operator. There must be no electricity in the connection cables when assembling. Screened and twisted cord cables should be used on the input and output lines without

connection to the Mains (network). These cables should not pass near high-Voltage lines and devices.

Do not touch the touchscreen with a hard, sharp object.

Matters to Be Considered In Compensation

Compensation starts with the regulations of the load distribution of the Electrical wiring in a balanced way that belongs to the system.

Connect three phase capacitor with high value to the first three step (C1, C2, C3) for the current transformer test.

Do not define step number and capacitor values randomly where has rapid load changing and where huge amount of load is distributed randomly.

You can get benefit from the examples which are in the Power Analysis, in order to compensate more effectively to the unbalanced loads in the system.

It is advisable to add new steps at the same value for the lifespan of the commonly used step's conductor and capacitor.

While preparing compensation board be careful about that you should easily add new steps for probable changings (load adding or excluding) that can occur subsequently.

While making current transformer test and measurement of the step, be careful about avoiding rapid load changing on the system as much as possible.

Choose the automatic fuse current values used in steps according to the power of the

capacitor and reactor and point as connection removing member. Use different automatic fuse for each feeding inductor of the step conductors.

Use compensation conductor sand discharge inductors at the steps. Unique phase connection at the three phase systems is only appropriate for balanced

load attraction. Otherwise desired rates cannot be obtained.

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Point to Pay Attention About The Choice And Connection of the Current Transformers

Be careful about the value of the current transformer to be more than the maximum current which could be/is attracted from the system.

It is recommended that class of the current transformers (it can be also mentioned class, klas, kl, cl ) should be 0,5 which will be used at the compensations.

Only X5A current transformers can be connected to the RGT-MT18. Be careful about the absence of any load before the current transformers. Otherwise

there can be differences between reactive and counter.

Current transformer outputs and phase inputs must be in the same order. Connect the k-l terminals of the current transformer connected to the L1 phase to the k1-l1 terminals, the k-l terminals of the current transformer connected to the L2 phase to the k2-l2 terminals and the k-l terminals of the current transformer connected to the L3 phase to the k3-l3 terminals.

While connecting output of the current transformer terminals in order to avoid confusion, use different coloured cable for each phase or number the cables.

Pass the cables which is connected to the output of the current transformer far from the high voltage line.

It is advised that the cables to be used which are connected to current transformer should be minimum 1.5 mm2. It is also recommended that the cables should be thickened as the distance increase.

In order to avoid shake at the current transformers, fix to the bus, cables or rail.

How to Connect the NTC to Inside of the Panel Temperature?

In order to measure the surrounding temperature of the panel, NTC terminal will be attached which comes within the device. NTC's one terminal will be attached to the RS485 connection's GND, the other terminal will be connected to the NTC. When the connection accomplished, panel heat value is seen on the screen. When the connection disconnected or reach to the -40, ''NC'' sign is seen on the screen.

NTC (10K)

A B

SGND

NTC

SVC CON

Maintenance of the Device

Turn off the energy of device and disconnect it from the connections. Clean the body of the device with a slightly damp or dry cloth. Do not use conductive or other chemicals that may damage the device as a cleaning materials. After the device is cleaned, make connections and make sure that the device is working by energizing the device.

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Screen Introduction

3 4

1 2

Voltage L-N

L1 L12

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

1- Step LEDs:

It shows the which step?

7 8

111213 14

Voltage L-L

380.0

L23

380.0

L31

380.0

3 4

1 2

SETTINGS

15 16 17 18

-20

COM

12:00:00

01/01/16

7 8

99 99

ºC

111213 14

3 4

6 7

15 16 17 18

The display background becomes red when the step is switched on. When the step is switched off, the display background color is gray. It has no touch feature.

2- TCR (SVC) Step Indicator:

It shows separately the driving ratios of the mono-phase shunt reactors connected to the SVC. It has no touch feature.

3- Temperature Indicator:

Indoor temperature is shown in °C. When the NTC connection fails or when the

-20

temperature it goes below -40 ºC, "NC" is written in the value display. It has no touch feature.

4- Remote Communication Indicator:

It displays for 1 second when remote communication with RGT-MT18. The passive image is displayed when no remote communication is made. It has no touch feature.

Active

Passive

COM

5- System Feed (Voltage) Source Indicator:

Indicates that the system is fed from the network or generator. When voltage (220V) is applied to the generator input, the system

Generator Supply

Network Supply

is supplied from the generator. If there is no voltage at the generator input, it means that the system is being fed from the network. It has no touch feature.

6- Dynamic Display:

Touch-screen is active on this area. By pressing the buttons in the area, the measured values can be seen and the settings can be changed.

Voltage L-N

L1 L12

220.0

RGT-MT

220.0

Sabit Bildirim Ekranı Tanıtımı

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

Voltage L-L

380.0

L23

380.0

L31

380.0

SETTINGS

ºC

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Measurements E

Voltage

Instant Powers

kWh

kVArh

Total Energy

1. Measurements Page 1

MEASUREMENT PAGE-I

V A

Voltage&Current

Reactive Ratios

V &A

THD-V THD-I

Voltage&Freq.

P F

Power Factor

Measurements-II

When the Measurements button is pressed,

the measurements page-1 comes to the dynamic area. From this page you can switch between Voltage, Voltage & Current, Voltage & Frequency, Instantaneous Power, Ratios, Power Factor, Total Energy, THD-V THD-I and Measurements-2 page.

1.1 Voltage: Phase-Neutral and Phase-Phase voltage values are displayed.

1.2 Voltage&Current: Voltage and current values are displayed.

1.3 Voltage&Frequency: Voltage and Frequency values are displayed.

1.4 Instant Powers: Instant active and reactive power are displayed.

1.5 Reactive Ratios: Capacitive / Active and Inductive / Active ratios are shown.

1.6 Power Factor: The power factor values are shown in figures and graphs.

1.7 Total Energy: Total Active, Inductive and Capacitive energies are shown.

1.8 THD-V/THD-I: Total Harmonic Voltage and Current values are displayed.

2. Measurements-II: goes to Measurements Page 2.

Measurements E

Voltage L-N

L1 L12

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements E

Voltage L-N

L1 L1

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements Page 1 E

Voltage L-L

380.0

L23

380.0

L31

380.0

SETTINGS

In this page, the phase-neutral and phase-to-phase

voltage values are displayed for each phase.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the

"Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button is pressed.

Measurements Page 1 E

Current

1.358

1.453

1.289

SETTINGS

In this page, the phase-neutral voltage values of each

phase and the current values of each phase are displayed.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the

"Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button is pressed.

1.1 Voltage Page

1.2 Voltage & Current Page

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Measurements E

Voltage L-N

L1 L1

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements E

Active Power (kW)

L1 L1

0.000

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements E

Capacitive/Active R. (%)

00.0

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements E

Power Factor

-0.999

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements E

Total Energies

234.999

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements Page 1 E

Frequency

50.00

In this page, the phase-neutral voltage values of each

phase and the frequency values of each phase are displayed.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed

when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the "Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button

SETTINGS

is pressed.

Measurements Page 1 E

Reactive Power (kVAr)

0.000

In this page, the active power and reactive power values are displayed.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the "Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button

SETTINGS

is pressed.

Measurements Page 1 E

Inductive/Active R. (%)

00.0

In this page Capacitive / Active and Inductive / Active ratios

are displayed as “%” in figures and graphs.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the "Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button

SETTINGS

is pressed.

Measurements Page 1 E

1.00

0.00

Power Factor

-1.00

SETTINGS

In this page, the Power Factor values are displayed in figures and graphs.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the "Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button is pressed

Measurements Page 1 E

+P (Imp)

In this page, total energy values (import active, inductive,

kWh

+Q (End)

capacitive and export active) are displayed.

kVArh

-Q (Kap) kVArh

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed

-P (Exp) kWh

when the "Measurements" button is pressed. When you press the "BACK" and "NEXT" buttons, you can see the

NEXTBACK

Energy for each phase, Energies of tariffs and Energy values of Generators.

1.3 Voltage & Frequency Page

1.4 Instant Powers Page

1.5 Reactive Ratios Page

1.6 Power Factor Page

1.7 Total Energies Pages

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Measurements E

THD-V

L1 L1

0.000

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements Page 1 E

THD-I

0.000

In this page, THD-V (Voltage total harmonic distortion) and THD-I (Current total harmonic distortion) values of each phase are displayed.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the

SETTINGS

"Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button

1.8 THD-V THD-I Page

is pressed.

Measurements E

2. Measurements Page 2

MEASUREMENT PAGE-II

When the Measurements-II button is pressed, the measurements page-2 comes to the screen

Power Analysis

Volt.

Harmonics

Max

Min

Min/Max

Step Values

Cur. Harmonics

Main Page

Cosinus

Demand

Measurements-I

on the dynamic area.

From this page, it is possible to switch to Power Analysis, Step Range, Cosine, Harmonic Voltage, Harmonic Current, Demand, Min / Max, Home and Measurements-1 page.

2.1 Power Analysis: The reactive (inductive and capacitive) records of the system are displayed.

2.2 Step Value: Each phase of step values are shown.

2.3 Cosine: The cosine value is shown in figures and graphs.

2.4 Harmonic Voltage: Values up to the 61st harmonic of each phase are displayed.

2.5 Harmonic Current: Values up to the 61st harmonic of each phase are displayed.

2.6 Demand: Active / Reactive / Apparent power and Current demand values are displayed.

2.7 Min/Max: Current and Voltage Min / Max / Average values are displayed. Main Page: Go to Main Page.

Measurements-I: Go to Measurements Page 1.

Measurements E

Power Analysis Samples

0.00

0.000.00

0.00

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements Page 2 E

0.00 0

0.00

In this page each reactive(capacitive is marked as (-) power

Time (min)

of the phase are recorded with their time.

0 0

If expenditure of power is fixed in a stated time, it is

recorded as sample. If latter sample is %15 higher than the

former, it is recorded as different. If it is %15 less than the

NEXTBACK

former, it is added to the sample. It ıncludes 20 samples in

2.1 Power Analysis Page

total. It can take samples up to 9999 minutes most.

In this page when you press the Measurements button ''Measurements 1'' page comes. When you press ''BACK'' and ''NEXT'' button, you can pass among the samples.

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Measurements E

Step Values

L1 L2

-0.33 -0.33

-0,25

0.00

MEASUREMENTS

0.00

-0,25

0.00

-0.33

0.00

-0,25

0.00

Measurements Page 2 E

Connection Counter

L1-2-3

Cancel

L1 L2 L3

In this page, the values of capacitor (sign (-) or shunt reactor value (each phase separately), connection type and

number of steps usage are displayed.

30 45

It is 18+1 step in total. The 19th step is TCR.

Three monophasi (one for each phase) shunt reactor are

NEXTBACK

connected to this step. Shunt reactors are connected to

2.2 Step Values Page

driver. Shunt reactors are triggered via the SVC CON connection.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed. When you press the "BACK" and "NEXT" buttons, you can pass from one step to another step.

Measurements E

Cosinus ( COS )

-0.999

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements Page 2 E

1.00

0.00

Cosine

-1.00

In this page, the cosine values of each phase are displayed in figures and graphics.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed, and the "Settings" page is displayed when the "Settings" button is

SETTINGS

pressed.

2.3 Cosine Page

Measurements E

L1 - Voltage Harmonics

15.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

17.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

19.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

21.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

11.

23.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

13.

25.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements E

L1 - Current Harmonics

15.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

17.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

19.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

21.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

11.

23.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

13.

25.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements Page 2 E

27.

39.

29.

41.

31.

43.

33.

45.

35.

47.

37.

49.

Measurements Page 2 E

27.

39.

29.

41.

31.

43.

33.

45.

35.

47.

37.

49.

2.4 Harmonic Voltage Page

In this page, up to the 61st harmonic of each phase voltage

51.

53.

is displayed.

55.

57.

59.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed

61.

when the "Measurements" button is pressed. When you press the "BACK" and "NEXT" buttons, you can see

NEXTBACK

harmonics belong to the other phases.

2.5 Harmonic Current Page

In this page, it is displayed up to the 61st harmonic of each

51.

53.

phase current.

55.

57.

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed

59.

61.

when the "Measurements" button is pressed. When you press the "BACK" and "NEXT" buttons, you can see

NEXTBACK

harmonics belong to the other phases.

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Measurements E

Current Demand (15min.)

Current (A) Date

Total

0.000

MEASUREMENTS

00/00/0000 00/00/0000 00/00/0000 00/00/0000

Measurements E

Current Min-Max-Avg (A) (5min.)

Min Max

MEASUREMENTS

0.000

0.000 0.000

0.000

Measurements Page 2 E

In this page, the total current, active power, reactive power

Time

and apparent power demand values are displayed with the

00:00 00:00

date and Times.

00:00 00:00

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed. When you

NEXTBACK

press the "BACK" and "NEXT" buttons, you can see other demand values.

Measurements Page 2 E

In this page, the minimum (min), maximum (max) and

Avg

average (avg) values of current and voltage values are displayed. (Values are taken with an average of 5 min.)

0.0000.000

0.000

On this page, the "Measurements 1" page is displayed when the "Measurements" button is pressed. When you

NEXTBACK

press the "BACK" and "NEXT" buttons, it is toggle between the others.

2.6 Demand Page

2.7 Min / Max / Average Page

Alarm

3. Settings Screen

SETTINGS PAGE

THDV SetV THDI Set

Generator

Temperature

Voltage Min/Max

ModBus

Device Settings

Alarm

Main Page

When the Settings button is pressed, the

Settings page appears on the screen on dynamic area.

From this page, you can switch to Current Transformer, Harmonic Voltage, Harmonic Current, Device Settings, Step, Generator, Voltage Min / Max, Alarm, Compensation, Temperature, Modbus settings and Main Page.

Settings E

Current Trans.

Step Settings

-Q

PF Correction

3.1 Current Transformer : The current transformer test / current transformer value change is made.

3.2 Harmonic Voltage: Harmonic Voltage settings are made.

3.3 Harmonic Current: Harmonic Current settings are made.

3.4 Device Settings: Go to Device settings menu.

3.5 Step: Go to the menu of Step settings.

3.6 Generator: Generator settings are made.

3.7 Voltage Min / Max: Voltage settings are made.

3.8 Alarm: Inductive and Capacitive Alarm settings are made.

3.9 Compensation: Inductive and Capacitive target settings are made.

3.10 Temperature: Temperature Alarm settings are made.

3.11 ModBus: Modbus (Communication) settings are made. Main Page: Go to Main Page.

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Settings E

L1 - Harmonik Distorsiyon Gerilim

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

11.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Settings Page

13.

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

3.1 Current Transformer Settings

Current Transformer Settings

15.

27.

17.

29.

K k

19.

31.

L l

21.

33.

23.

25.

ÖLÇÜMLER

TEST

Start

35.

CT Test

37.

Back

39.

41.

43.

45.

47.

49.

Change Current

Transformer Ratio

In this page you can start the current transformer test and

51.

change the current transformer value.

53.

55.

57.

On this page, when the "Start Current Transformer Test"

59.

button is pressed, the current transformer test is started.

61.

When the "Change Current Transformer Value" button is

ILERIGERI

pressed, the current transformer value changing page is displayed on the screen.

When the "Back" button is pressed, the "Settings" page appears on the screen.

Current Transformer Test

CT Test was Started

Cancel

CT Test

Current Transformer ESettings E

Current

380.0

Confirm

CT Connection

3.1.1 Current Transformer Test

The test starts automatically when the "Start current

transformer test" button is pressed. If there are any problems in the connection, the device will give a warning

and will not accept the connection.

If the current transformer test is successful and the connection is confirmed, the device starts to measure the step automatically.

Current Transformer ESettings E

Enter the CT Ratio

3.1.2 Changing the Current Transformer Value

To set the current transformer value, press the up and down arrow buttons on the screen after pressing the

0150

/5A

"Change current transformer value" button. The test starts automatically when the "Confirm" button is pressed. If there are any problems in the connection, the device will give a warning and will not accept the connection.

OKTURN BACK

If the current transformer test is successful and the connection is confirmed, the device starts to measure the step automatically.

Settings E

3.2 Voltage Harmonic Protection

THDV Protection Settings

THDV Control Mode Active

Delay (sn.)THDV Set (%)

2040

TURN BACK

In this page voltage harmonic control mode can be made active or passive, harmonic of total voltage and delay of it can be set. When the set is active the colour of the button's writing becomes green, and when the set is passive it becomes red. When the control mode is active and the total voltage harmonics get higher than the setted harmonic

values, the device waits as much as delay; after the time of the delay comes to an end it makes the compensation stop

and ''High Harmonic Voltage'' warning comes to the screen. Also ''ALR1''is on. When the control mode is passive, the device doesn't make voltage harmonic control. Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

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Settings E

3.3 Current Harmonic Protection

THDI Protection Settings

THDI Control Mode Active

Delay (sn.)THDI Set (%)

2040

TURN BACK

In this page current harmonic control mode can be made active or passive, harmonic of current and delay can be set. When the setting is active color of the button's writing becomes green, when it is passive it becomes red. When the control mode is active and the total voltage harmonics get higher than the setted harmonic values, the device waits

as much as delay; after the time of the delay comes to an end

it makes the compensation stop and ''High Harmonic Current'' warning comes to the screen. Also ''ALR1'' is on. When the control mode is passive, the device doesn't make voltage harmonic control.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

Settings E

3.4 Generator Compensation Setting

Generator Settings

Generator Control Mode Active

Inductive Set (PF)

TURN BACK

In this page generator control mode can be made passive or active and inductive/active can be set. When the setting is active color of the button's writing becomes green, when it is passive it becomes red. When the generator mode is activated, the device compensates according to the set “inductive set value” while the generator is on. When the

generator mode is passive, compensation is stopped while the generator is on.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

Settings E

3.5 Voltage Protection

Voltage Protection Settings

Voltage Control Mode Passive

240

TURN BACK

120

In this page Voltage control mode can be made passive or active, High voltage and low voltage values can be set. When

Low Voltage (V)High Voltage (V)

the setting is active color of the button's writing becomes green, when it is passive it becomes red. When the voltage control mode is active, it stops the compensation if Set voltage get out of upper and lower limits. Then the display

will show "High Voltage" or "Low Voltage" warning.

Also ''ALR1''is on. When the Voltage Protection mode is passive, the device doesn't make voltage control.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

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Settings E

3.6 Inductive and Capacitive Alarm

Select the Alarm You Want to Set!

Ind. Alarm Active

Cap.Alarm Passive

Capacitive Alarm %Inductive Alarm %

1005

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In this page inductive/active and capacitive/active Alarm mode can be made passive or active and inductive/active and capacitive/active ratio can be set. When the setting is active color of the button's writing becomes green, when it is passive it becomes red. When the ratios rise above the activated set value, the display shows "High Inductive" or "High Capacitive" warning. Also ''ALR1''is on. When the Alarm mode is passive, the display doesn't show warning.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

Settings E

Inductive Set %

Settings E

High Temperature

3.7 Compensation Target Setting

Enter the Target Ratios!

Capacitive Set %

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3.8 Temperature Control

Temperature Protection Settings

Temperature Control Mode Active

Low Temperature

-1030

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In this page, the inductive/active and capacitive/active ratio that the device is aiming at compensation can be set.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

In this page Temperature control mode can be made passive or active, High Temperature and low Temperature values can be set. When the setting is active color of the button's writing becomes green, when it is passive it becomes red. When the Temperature control mode is active if Set Temperature get out of upper and lower limits, the display will show "High Temperature " or "Low Temperature" warning. Also ''ALR2''is on.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

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Settings E

Baudrate Modbus Address

19200

3.9 Modbus Settings

ModBus Settings - 8 N 1

001

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In this page remote communication settings can be done to the device. Addresses of Baudrate and Modbus can be changed. Databits=8, Stopbits=1 and Parity=none values are fixed.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded

and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

Settings E

3.10 Step Settings Page

Step Settings

When the Stage Button is pressed, Stage Settings page comes to the screen in the dynamic area. Times related to steps, Enter Stage Value, Automatical Measurement, PFC Settings, Stage Test and Settings Page can be passed from this page.

Time Settings

Enter

the Steps Value

Auto Measurement

TEST

Back

Settings Page

PFC Settings

Step Test

3.10.1 Times: Drive, Discharge and Settling Times are set.

3.10.2 Enter Step Value: Value of step is entered manually

3.10.3 Automatical Measurement: The selected steps are measured. Back Settings Page: Returns to the Settings page.

3.10.4 PFC Settings: Compensation can be active or passive mode.

3.10.5 Stage Test: The selected steps are checked.

Settings E Step Settings E

Step Time Settings

Drive Time (sn)

Discharge Time (sn)

Settling Time (msn)

0400

3.10.1 Step Times

In this page, the intervention time, the capacitor discharge time and the capacitor settling time can be set.

Drive time: it is the İntervention (Step taking-drop) time of the device to the power change in the system. Discharge time: It is the delay time of re-commissioning the

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same step after dropping the capacitor in the step.

Step settling time: When a few steps are needed is the delay time between steps.

Pressing the ''Confirm'' button, the saved data is recorded and returns to ''Settings'' page. When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

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Settings E Step Settings E

Enter the Step Value!

Step01PhaseL1Value (kVar)

-01.00

1.Step L1 Value was Saved!

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3.10.2 Entering the Manual Step Value

In this page, manual step value can be entered. Mono and three phase capacitor or shunt reactor values can be entered.

Step, Phase and Values are set to help with the up and down arrow buttons. The values entered by pressing the "Confirm" button are saved and the writing comes to the

related screen as "1. Stage L1 Value Registered!".

If the value to be entered is mono phase, select "L1, L2 or L3" from the phase section according to the phase to which it is connected. "L123" should be selected for the three phases.

Example: The value entered in the display is 1kvar capacitor in L1 phase and Step 1.

When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

Settings E Step Settings E

Select the Steps to Be Measured!

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3.10.3 Automatic Level Measurement

In this page, step is measured automatically.

765

Measurement could be done automatically only at chosen

141312

All

Pass

step. If you press the button of the step you desired, logo of

Active

the step will change. According to the Page 8th and 10th

START

steps are chosen for the automatic measurement. After choosing the steps, automatic measurement starts when the ''start'' button is pressed.

CANCEL

1. Step (kVAr)

-01.50

When the ''Return'' button is pressed, without recording any value, turns to ''Settings'' page.

When the automatic step measurement is started, a page comes to the screen like on the side. In the page it could be

seen which measurement of the step is done and phases of

Step Measurement

Step Test Was Started

the measured value is shown separately. If the condenser is connected to the step, (-) sign is seen on the left. If the shunt reactor is connected to the step, the value does not have a sign. The chosen steps will be measured subsequently and when the measurement is finished press ''confirm'' button in order to record values.

When the ''cancel'' button is pressed, measurement of the step is canceled and measured values returns to the automatic step measurement screen without recording.

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Settings E Step Settings E

Choose the PFC Mode!

PFC Active

TCR Passive

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Step Counter

3.10.4 PFC Setting

In this page PFC(compensation) and TCR(SVC) are made active or passive ,from the Step Counter part,the setting of the device on how many steps can be included is done. The device can disable PFC (compensation) in necessary (like manuel usage) situations. When the PFC is passive, the device gives up intervening to the system. In this situation,

the device only makes measurement.

When the TCR(SVC) is deactivated, the device starts to make compensation as normal reactive relay. Intervention can not be done with shunt reactor driver.

When the ''cancel'' button is pressed, measurement of the step is canceled and measured values returns to the automatic step measurement screen without recording.

Settings E Step Settings E

Select the Steps to Test!

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3.11 Device Settings

Device Settings Page

Device Setup

Language Options

3.10.5 Step Test

765

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SETTINGS

ENG

In this page step test is made manually. Control of the step's output(like connection etc.) can be done. Chosen steps are made active and the steps are on.

When the ''Return'' button is pressed, ''step setting'' page comes to the screen; when the Setting button is pressed ''setting page comes.

When the Device Setting button is pressed, Device Setting page comes to the dynamic screen. You can pass Device Setup, Language Choice, Deleting the Recordings, Factory

Delete Records?

Settings, Password Menu and Settings from this page.

Back

Settings Page

Factory Settings

Password Page

3.11.1 Device Setup: Current Transformer Test and Automatic Step Measurement Operation

3.11.2 Language Options : Language settings of the device are changed.

3.11.3 Delete the Recordings : Data which are taken automatically by the device are deleted.

Back Setting Page : Returns to the settings page

3.11.4 Factory Settings: Factory or Menu settings, assumed values are returned.

3.11.5 Password Page: Password protection is assigned to the device.

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Settings E Step Settings E

Enter the CT Ratio

/5A

0150

3.11.1 Device Setup

Current Transformer Test

CT Test was Started

OKTURN BACK

Cancel CT Test

Current

380.0

Confirm

CT Connection

Step Test Was Started

Step Measurement

CANCEL

1. Step (kVAr)

-01.50

In order to set the device press the ''up'' and ''down'' buttons, enter the current transformer value. When you press ''confirm'' button the device starts current transformer test automatically; after completing the test if any matter is available; the device gives warning with connections.

If there is no matter in the connections, after completing the current transformer test; the device start the step measurement automatically. When the device measured all of the steps, if the ''confirm'' button is pressed, all of the steps are recorded. When the ''cancel'' button is pressed; the device cancels the step measurements and returns to ''Automatic Measurement'' screen without recording the step measurements. After completing the step measurement; the device starts to compensation according to the recorded values.

Settings E Step Settings E

3.11.2 Language Options

Language Selection

In this menu, The language settings of the device are changed as Turkish or English. When you click to the language you desired, the language of the device changes

Back

Settings Page

and turns to device setup page.

ENGLISHTÜRKÇE

When the ''Back'' button is pressed, ''Device Setup'' page

comes to the screen.

Settings E Step Settings E

Password Menu

Password Control Passive

1 4 7

Enter New Password!

2580

690

3.11.3 Password Settings

In this page control of the password becomes active, the device can be protected against the unauthorized intervention. After the control of the password is made active ;entered

Del

password value is recorded. the password consist of 4 letters.

Cancel

You can enter the password pressing the numbers. When the password is entered, press ''confirm'' button to record

password. When you quit from the setting menu; the device is protected anymore.

When the ''Return'' button is pressed, it turns to the ''Setting'' page without doing operation.

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Settings E Step Settings E

Select the Record You Want to Delete

SN: 12345678

Ver: 1.09

Back

Settings Page

kWh

kVArh

Delete Total

Energy Record

Q Q

Delete Reactive

Ratios

3.11.4 Delete The Recording

When the "Delete Registration" button is pressed, the dynamic area screen displays the Register Delete page. In this page, the total energy values, power analysis examples,

Delete Power

Analysis Samples

Ratio and Demand values that the device automatically receives are deleted. The device serial number and software version are included.

Delete Demands

Delete Total Energy Values:Deletes total energy values (Active, Inductive, Capacitive).

Delete Power Analysis Samples: Deletes the sample records of the power analysis. Back Settings Page: Returns to the Settings page without performing any operation. Delete Ratios: Deletes Capacitive/Active and Inductive / Active ratios. Delete Demands: Deletes Active Power, Reactive Power, Apparent Power and Current

Demand. Press the record button you want to delete. Then the confirmation message box will come

up again. If you press the "confirm" button here, the record will be deleted. If you press the "cancel" button. It returns without deleting the records.

When you press the "Back Settings Page" button, the main page of the device setup is displayed.

Settings E Step Settings E

Factory Settings

3.11.5 Factory Settings

When the Factory Setting button is pressed, factory settings main page comes to the dynamic screen. In this page all values of the device are expected to return factory settings or only menu values can be provided to return factory values.

Note: Returning to the factory settings

necessitates the device to be set up again.

Back

Settings Page

Load Menu

Settings

Load Factory

Settings

(Current transformer value, step value, menu settings etc. All values and records will be reset.)

Note: Returning to the menu settings does not require the device to be reinstalled.

(Harmonic Voltage, Harmonic Current, Step Times, Generator, Voltage Min / Max, Alarm, Compensation Target Values, Temperature and Modbus Settings will be reset.)

Press the button you want to return to the old settings. Then the confirmation message box will come up again. If you press the "confirm" button on this page, the relevant settings will return to the old factory values. If you press the "cancel" button, it exits without doing anything. When you press the "Back Settings Page" button, the main page of the device setup is displayed.

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How to Choose a Main Page?

The home page is the page that will appear on the dynamic display when the device is energized and will remain visible without pushing the buttons. You can define the main page you want to see continuously from the following measurement pages.

Voltage L-N

L1 L12

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

Voltage L-N

L1 L1

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

Voltage L-N

L1 L1

220.0

MEASUREMENTS

Active Power (KW)

L1 L1

0.000

MEASUREMENTS

Capacitive/Active R. (%)

00.0

MEASUREMENTS

Power Factor

-0.999

MEASUREMENTS

Cosinus ( COS )

-0.999

MEASUREMENTS

Voltage L-L

380.0

L23

380.0

L31

380.0

Current

1.358

1.453

1.289

Frequency

50.00

Reactive Power (kVAr)

0.000

Inductive/Active R. (%)

00.0

1.00

0.00

Power Factor

-1.00

1.00

0.00

Cosine

-1.00

To select the voltage page as the home page, after the

“measurements” button is pushed, the dynamic screen displays

Voltage page comes to the Dynamic page. If it does not switch to

another page for 15 minutes, it is defined as the main page.

SETTINGS

To select the voltage and current pages as the home page, after

the “measurements” button are pushed, the dynamic screen

displays . From this page, press the measurement page1

Dynamic page. If it does not switch to another page for 15 minutes,

SETTINGS

it is defined as the main page. To select the voltage and frequency pages as the home page,

after the “measurements” button are pushed, the dynamic screen

displays . From this page, press the measurement page1

to the Dynamic page. If it does not switch to another page for 15

SETTINGS

minutes, it is defined as the main page.

. From this page, press the button. measurement page1 1.1 Voltage

button. Voltage- current page comes to the 1.2 Voltage& Current

button. Voltage- Frequency page comes 1.3 Voltage& Frequency

To select the Instant powers pages as the home page, after the “measurements” button are pushed, the dynamic screen displays

. From this page, press the measurement page1

button. Instant powers page comes to the 1.4 Instant powers

Dynamic page. If it does not switch to another page for 15 minutes,

SETTINGS

it is defined as the main page.

To select the Ratios pages as the home page, after the

“measurements” button are pushed, the dynamic screen displays

. From this page, press the button. measurement page1 1.5 Ratios Ratios page comes to the Dynamic page. If it does not switch to another page for 15 minutes, it is defined as the main page.

SETTINGS

To select the Power Factor pages as the home page, after the “measurements” button are pushed, the dynamic screen displays

. From this page, press the measurement page1 1.6 Power Factor button. Power factor page comes to the Dynamic page. If it does not switch to another page for 15 minutes, it is defined as the main

SETTINGS

page.

To select the Cosine pages as the home page, after the “measurements” button are pushed, the dynamic screen displays

. From this page, press the button. measurement page2 2.3 Cosine Cosine page comes to the Dynamic page. If it does not switch to another page for 15 minutes, it is defined as the main page.

SETTINGS

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How to Install the Device?

Enter the CT Ratio

To access the device setup page, enter the following menus, respectively;

0150

/5A

Ayarlar E

Device SettingsE

Device Setup E

After reaching the device setup page, press the up or down buttons to enter the current transformer value. When the

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"Confirm" button is pressed, the device automatically starts

Current Transformer Test

CT Test was Started

Cancel

CT Test

Step Measurement

Step Test Was Started

CANCEL

Current

380.0

CT Connection

1. Step (kVAr)

-01.50

Confirm

the current transformer test. If there is any trouble in the connections after the current transformer test is finished,

the device will give a warning and will not accept the

connection. After correcting the connection errors according to the warning, you can start the device installation again.

If there is no problem with the connections, the device will automatically start to measure the Step after the current transformer test is confirmed. After the device has measured all the steps, pressing the "Confirm" button saves all measured steps and the device starts to intervene.

When the "Cancel" button is pressed, it will cancel and returns to the "Automatic measurement" screen without

saving the step measurements.

How to Change the Current Transformer Value?

To reach the current transformer value change page, enter the following commands respectively;

Settings E

Current Transformer EChange Current Transformer Ratio E

After reaching the Change current transformer page (Figure 1), press the up and down buttons to enter the current transformer value. When the "Confirm" button is pressed, the device automatically starts the current transformer test (figure 2) if there is any trouble in the connections after the current transformer test is finished, the device will show the warning and will not accept the connection. After correcting the connection errors according to the warning, you can start the current transformer test again.

If there is no problem with the connections, the device will automatically start to measure the Step after the current transformer test is confirmed (figure 3). After the device has measured all the steps, pressing the "Confirm" button saves all measured steps and the device starts to intervene.

When the "Cancel" button is pressed, it will cancel and returns to the "Automatic measurement" screen without saving the step measurements.

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How is the Current Transformer Test Done ?

Current Transformer Test

CT Test was Started

Cancel CT Test

Step Measurement

Step Test was Started

CANCEL

Current

380.0

CT Connection

1. Step (kVAr)

-01.50

Confirm

In order to reach current transformer test page, enter

these menus subsequently;

Settings E

After reaching the current transformer page, when the

Current TransformerE

Start CT Test E

''Start Current Transformer Test'' button is pressed, the test starts automatically. If any kind of error happens in the connections, the device gives warning and does not accept the connection. After canceling the test, you can start current transformer test, just after correcting the connection error according to the warnings.

If there is no error in the connections, the device starts step

measurement automatically after the current transformer test is confirmed. After the device measured all steps, when

the ''confirm'' button is pressed all of the measured steps are recorded and the device starts intervention.

When the "Cancel" button is pressed, it will cancel and returns to the "Automatic measurement" screen without saving the step measurements.

How is the Step Measurement Done?

Select the Steps to Be Measured!

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In order to reach step measurement (automatic measurement) page, enter these menus subsequently;

765

Settings E

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All

In order to choose the steps which is to be measured in the

Pass.

Active

automatic measurement page; press the button of the step.

When the button is pressed; logo of the step is changed.

Step Settings E Auto Measurement E

After choosing the steps, when the ''Start'' button is pressed;

Step Measurement

Step test was Started

CANCEL

1. Step (kVAr)

-01.50

automatic measurement starts.

When the step measurement starts, step measurement page comes to the screen. The page shows which measurement of the step is done and the value that is measured at each phase. If the capacitor is connected,

(-) sign appears on the left. If the shunt reactor is connected, there is no sign of the value. After the measurement of the

step is completed, subsequent step measurement starts if there is chosen steps. When the measurements completed ''step test is completed'' sign comes to the screen . Press the ''confirm'' button in order to record values. When you press the ''confirm'' button ; ''step measurement is confirmed'' sign comes to the screen and turns to the main page and the device start to interfere.

If you press the ''return'' button, main page of the step comes to the screen without doing any operation.

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How is the Step Value Entered Manually?

Enter the Step Value!

Step01PhaseL1Value (kVar)

-1.00

1. Step L1 Value was Saved!

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In order to reach ''Enter Step Value'' page, enter these menus subsequently;

Settings E

Step Settings E

Enter the Steps Value E

After reaching the Enter Step Value page; Step, Phase, and Values are set pressing ''up'' and ''down'' buttons. Then the

values are recorded pressing the ''Confirm'' button and ''1. Step L1 Value was Saved!'' sign comes to the screen.

Ex: Capacitor value is entered to the 1st step at the L1 phase

If the value to be entered is mono phase, from the phases section ''L1,L2 or L3''should be

chosen according to the phase which is connected to; if it is three phase ''L123'' should be chosen.

Note: If the condenser will be added to the system, the value to be entered should be ''-'' (picture6); if the shunt reactor is to be added ,the value to be entered should be ''+'' (picture7).

Capacitor

Enter the Step Value!

Step02Phase

L123

Value (kVar)

-10.00

Shunt Reactor

Enter the Step Value!

Step03PhaseL3Value (kVar)

+1.50

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3 phase 10kVar capacitor value entered to the 2nd step.

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1.5kVar shunt reactor value entered to the 3rd step at the L3 phase.

How is The Step Test Done?

Select the Steps to Test!

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In order to reach the step test page ,enter these menus subsequently;

SettingsE

765

141312

All of the steps will be apparent on the screen; after reaching Step Test Page. Touching the step; it is pulled and

SETTINGS

left back. If the logo of the step is ''red x'' ; when Quit the

Step Settings E

Step Test E

Step button is pressed, logo of the step becomes green thick and gives Quit. When we press the same step button again, the logo changes and the steps don't give quit.

If ''the Return'' button is pressed; step main page comes to the screen by abandoning steps one by one.

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How to Return to Factory Settings?

Factory Settings

In order to return Factory Settings page, enter these menus subsequently;

Back

Settings Page

Load Menu

Settings

Settings E

Load Factory

Settings

After reaching the Factory Settings page when

Device Settings E

Factory SettingsE

''Load Factory Settings'' button is pressed; “Load Factory Settings? '' message box come to the screen and when the

''Accept'' button is pressed; the device returns to

Factory Settings

Load Factory Settings?

ACCEPT CANCEL

Back

Settings Page

Load Menu

Settings

Factory Settings.

When the ''Cancel'' button is pressed on the message box, it returns to Factory Setting page without doing operation.

Load Factory

Settings

Note: Restoring the factory settings requires reinstallation!

(Current transformer value, step values, menu settings, etc. all values and records will be reset.)

How to Return to Menu Settings?

Factory Settings

Load Menu Settings?

ACCEPT CANCEL

Back

Settings Page

Load Menu

Settings

In order to return Factory Settings page,enter these menus

subsequently;

SettingsE

Load Factory

Settings

After reaching the Factory Settings page when

Device Settings E

Factory Settings E

''Load Menu Settings'' button is pressed; “Load Menu Settings? ''Message box come to the screen and when

the ''Accept'' button is pressed; the device returns to Menu Settings.

When the ''Cancel'' button is pressed on the message box, it returns to Factory Setting page without doing operation.

Note: (Harmonic Voltage, Harmonic Return to the Menu settings requires reinstallation! Current, Step Times, Generator, Voltage Min / Max, Alarm, Compensation Target Values, Temperature and Modbus Settings will be reset.)

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Three Phase (3P4W) Connection Scheme

OUT

SVC CON

SGND

THERMAL

B A

GND

SVC CON

T3 L3

T2 L2

T1 L1

NTC

Thermal Conenctions

GND

NTC

C18

L1L2

l1k1l2k2

l3k3

10A

2A2A2A

Contactor

C.T.1

C.T.2

C.T.3

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Single Phase Connection Scheme in Three Phase Systems

It is not recommended to use single-phase compensation for three-phase systems. The device intervenes only with single phase. It is not known how this intervention will result in the other two phase

This connection should be preferred after ensuring that the three-phase system is balanced. Check the index values in the counter more frequently.

C18

- - - -

3A 3A

10A

L1L2

l1k1l2k2

l3k3

Contactor

C.T.

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Remote Communication with RS485 (GSM-MOD)

Operatör

Internet / Server

GSM-MOD

PC - Computer

PFC Relay

RS485

B 5V

TX RX

220V

A B

GND

Only reactive relay or together with counter and energy analyzer can be connected with GSM-MOD on remote communication. Using a 100MB (recommended) data line from GSM operators, remote communication is made with reactive relay via www.tenseenerji.com (server).

Remote Communication with RS485 (ETH-MOD)

PFC Relay

RS485

GND

ETH-MOD-T

GND

A2 A B

220V

A B

RJ-45 Connector

Ethernet Cable

RJ-45 Connector

ADSL

Router

Internet / Server

PC - Computer

Only reactive relay or together with counter and energy analyzer can be connected with GSM-MOD on remote communication. Remote connection is made with reactive relay via www.tenseenerji.com (server) by connecting modem.

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Capacitor Account Table according to Connection Type

Capacitor

Power

0,5 KVAR

1 KVAR

1,5 KVAR

2,5 KVAR

5 KVAR

7,5 KVAR

10 KVAR

15 KVAR

20 KVAR

25 KVAR

30 KVAR

3 Phase

Connection

(Q/3)

0,16 KVAR

0,33 KVAR

0,5 KVAR

0,83 KVAR

1,66 KVAR

2,5 KVAR

3,33 KVAR

5 KVAR

6,66 KVAR

8,33 KVAR

10 KVAR

2 Phase

Connection

Bridge

(Q/3)

0,16 KVAR

0,33 KVAR

0,5 KVAR

0,83 KVAR

1,66 KVAR

2,5 KVAR

3,33 KVAR

5 KVAR

6,66 KVAR

8,33 KVAR

10 KVAR

2 Phase

Connection

(Q/4)

0,12 KVAR

0,25 KVAR

0,37 KVAR

0,62 KVAR

1,25 KVAR

1,87 KVAR

2,5 KVAR

3,75 KVAR

5 KVAR

6,25 KVAR

7,5 KVAR

Phase-Neutral

Bridging

Connection

(2xQ/9)

0,11 KVAR

0,22 KVAR

0,33 KVAR

0,55 KVAR

1,11 KVAR

1,66 KVAR

2,22 KVAR

3,33 KVAR

4,44 KVAR

5,55 KVAR

6,66 KVAR

Phase-Neutral

Connection

(Q/6)

0,08 KVAR

0,16 KVAR

0,25 KVAR

0,41 KVAR

0,83 KVAR

1,25 KVAR

1,66 KVAR

2,5 KVAR

3,33 KVAR

4,16 KVAR

5 KVAR

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Step Creation According to Power Analysis Examples?

1.Sample

2.Sample

3.Sample

4.Sample

5.Sample

6.Sample

7.Sample

8.Sample

9.Sample

10.Sample

11.Sample

12.Sample

13.Sample

14.Sample

15.Sample

16.Sample

17.Sample

18.Sample

19.Sample

20.Sample

Table1 Table2

0.00

2.00

0.75

1.50

0.50

0.20

0.80

0.30

2.40

3.20

2.50

2.70

0.50

0.00

0.35

2.50

3.20

3.00

2.70

0.00

1.00

1.50

1.00

1.80

2.00

1.50

0.00

0.40

3.50

4.00

4.50

2.90

1.00

-0.10

1.00

0.50

4.70

4.20

0.50

(min.)

1.50 -

571

1.50

525

0.50

490

1.50

470 453

1.00

2.50

400

1.90

385

0.50

350

0.35

300

4.50

295

1.50

280

1.90

257

3.20

236

1.50

205

0.50

192

1.70

180

1.50

120

5.50

100

2.50

1.50

Time

Threephase

Capacitor

(kvar)

1.50

2.50

3.00

1.50

0.50

1.00

7.50

5.00

6.00

8.00

1.50

1.00

1.50

10.0

7.50

1.50

Monophase (L1)

Capacitor

(kvar)

1.50

0.50

0.80

1.60

0.50

2.00

0.50

2.20

Monophase (L2)

Capacitor

(kvar)

1.00

0.20

0.80

1.50

1.30

0.05

1.00

2.30

2.5

0.20

0.50

0.65

1.30

1.70

Monophase (L3)

Capacitor

(kvar)

1.50

0.70

2.00

1.70

0.50

2.00

0.40

1.00

0.50

1.35

1.00

2.10

1.00

In the Table 1; artificial samples are created. In Table 2 ; three phase and one phase samples which can be used through these samples are created. While step structures are being created; the interval values should be interfered. Replace highest three phase

capacitor values to the first steps.

Lowest 0.5 kvar and highest 10 kvar are available in three phase capacitors.

0.5kvar, 1kvar, 2.5kvar, 5kvar, 7.5kvar three phase capacitor can be used.

Lowest 0.5kvar and highest 2.2kvar are available at one phase capacitors to be used at

L1 phase. 0.5kvar, 1kvar and 1.5kvar one phase capacitor can be used.

Lowest 0.20kvar and highest 2.3 kvar are available at one phase capacitors to be used at L2 phase. 0.25kvar, 0.5kvar, 1kvar and 1.5kvar one phase capacitor can be used.

Lowest 0.40kvar and highest 2.1 kvar are available at one phase capacitors to be used at L3 phase. 0.25kvar, 0.5kvar, 1kvar, and 1.5kvar one phase capacitor can be used.

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Dimensions

147mm

Front view

Left Side View

138mm

147mm

Rear view

114.5mm

138mm

147mm

22mm

43mm

Screwed side ear (apparatus)

45mm 34mm

6mm

138mm

Side ear (apparatus)

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Factory Defaults

Setting Name

Current Transformer Ratio Harmonic Voltage ( / )A P Harmonic Voltage Delay Harmonic Current ( / )A P Harmonic Current Delay High Voltage ( / )A P Low Voltage ( / )A P Inductive Alarm ( / )A P Capacitive Alarm ( / )A P Generator ( / )A P Inductive Set Capacitive Set High Temperature ( / )A P Low Temperature ( / )A P

Drive Time Discharge Time Settling Time Baudrate Modbus Address Step Counter

Fixed Values:

Parity: none, Stopbits:1, Demand Time: 15min.

( / ): Can be active or passive.A P

Passive

Passive Passive Passive Passive Passive

Passive Passive

Factory

Value

5/5

10 30 50

50 250 180

5 10 50

-10 2

400

9600

Minimum

Value

5/5

5 1 5

1 240 120

-20

1 100

2400

Maximum

Value

5000/5 A

99 60 99

60 285 200

2000

115200

247

Unit

sn.

V % % % % %

°C °C sn. sn.

msn.

bps.

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Technicial Features

Operating Voltage

Operating Frequency

Operating Power

Operating Temperature

Voltage Measuring Range

Current Measurement Range

Current Transformer Ratio Voltage, Current Accuracy

Active Accuracy

Reactive Accuracy

Real Time Clock

Harmonic Voltage

Harmonic Current

Remote Connection Speed

Remote Connection Features

Remote Link Interface Indicator Connection Type

Contact

Number of Steps

Cable Diameter Weight

Mounting

Operation Altitude

Protection Class Panel Hole Dimensions

100V - 300V AC

50 / 60 Hz

<12VA

-20ºC.....+55ºC

5V -280V AC

5mA - 5,5A

5/5A........5000/5A

%±0,5

%±1

%±2 >5 years

2 - 61

2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200bps

Databits.:8, Stopbits.:1, Parity:None

RS485 MODBUS RTU 5” resistive touch color LCD

Plug-in terminal connection

3A / 250V AC Resistive Load

18 + TCR

1.5mm², 2.5mm² (voltage inputs)

<900Gr. Mounting on the front of the panel

<2000meters

IP41 (Front Panel), IP00 (Body)

140mm x 140mm

Contact Informations

Web: www.tense.com.tr

Mail: [email protected]

Merkez Mah. Akalar Sok. No:39A

GAZİOSMANPAŞA / İSTANBUL / TÜRKİYE

Tel: +90212 578 04 38 - 48 Fax: +90212 578 04 36

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User Notes

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QUALITY SOLUTIONS

ELECTRICITY – ELECTRONIC SAN.TİC.A.Ş

Rev:1.10_160713

Document number: DK-048-1

MADE IN TURKEY