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EDS309x_D00012_03_M_XXEN/11.2014

6.11.1 Navigating in the menu ...................................................................................................... 40

6.11.2 Menu item: Settings ............................................................................................................. 40

6.11.3  Menu item: System .............................................................................................................. 41

6.11.4 Menu item: Harmonics ........................................................................................................ 41

6.11.5 Menu item: IΔL alarms ......................................................................................................... 41

6.11.6 Menu item: IΔn logger ........................................................................................................ 42

6.12

Practical usage ....................................................................................................................... 42

6.12.1 Insulation fault location in a system without a permanently installed EDS 

system ....................................................................................................................................... 42

6.12.2 Insulation fault location in a system with a permanently installed EDS system ..

45

6.12.3 Insulation fault location in diode-decoupled DC systems ..................................... 47

6.12.4 Usage of the EDS195P as a residual current meter ................................................... 49

6.12.5 Indication of the harmonics during residual current measurement .................. 50

6.13

Coupling device AGE185 for higher system voltages ............................................. 51

6.14

Power supply for the EDS195P ......................................................................................... 52

6.14.1 Displaying charge state ...................................................................................................... 52

6.14.2 Changing batteries ............................................................................................................... 52

6.14.3 Power supply unit supplied .............................................................................................. 52

7.  Technical specifications ...................................................................................... 53

7.1

Technical specifications for the system EDS309… ................................................... 53

7.2

Technical specifications PGH18… .................................................................................. 53

7.3

Technical specifications EDS195P ................................................................................... 54

7.4

Technical specifications measuring clamps ................................................................ 55

7.5

Technical specifications AGE185 ..................................................................................... 56

7.6

Standards ................................................................................................................................. 56

7.7

Dimension diagrams ............................................................................................................ 57

7.8

Status word ............................................................................................................................. 58

7.9

Ordering data including accessories ............................................................................. 59

7.10

Component list ...................................................................................................................... 60

8.  Frequently Asked Questions .............................................................................. 61

INDEX ........................................................................................................................... 63

Summary of Contents for EDS3090

Page 1: ...6 EDS195P ISOSCAN I s I n ALARM I n I s INFO MENU HOLD RESET ESC OK Portable equipment for insulation fault location for energised and deenergised AC and DC systems Software version D399 V2 0 EDS309x_...

Page 2: ...Stra e 65 35305 Gr nberg Germany Tel 49 6401 807 0 Fax 49 6401 807 259 E mail info bender de www bender de Bender GmbH Co KG All rights reserved Reprinting only with permission of the publisher Subjec...

Page 3: ...he system components 14 3 2 1 Locating current injector PGH18 14 3 2 2 Insulation fault locator EDS195P 14 3 2 3 Measuring clamps 14 3 2 4 Coupling device AGE185 15 3 3 Operating principle for insulat...

Page 4: ...ontrols on the PGH18 32 6 5 Displays and controls on the EDS195P 33 6 6 Operating the EDS195P 34 6 6 1 Switching on and off the device 34 6 6 2 Changing the measuring clamp 35 6 6 3 Improved legibilit...

Page 5: ...S195P as a residual current meter 49 6 12 5 Indication of the harmonics during residual current measurement 50 6 13 Coupling device AGE185 for higher system voltages 51 6 14 Power supply for the EDS19...

Page 6: ...Table of Contents 6 EDS309x_D00012_03_M_XXEN 11 2014...

Page 7: ...our Service Department for more information Service helpline 0700 BenderHelp telephone and fax Carl Benz Strasse 10 35305 Gruenberg Germany Tel 49 6401 807 760 Fax 49 6401 807 629 E mail info bender s...

Page 8: ...al aspects of insulation fault location and provides numerous characteristic curves for assessing the response values to be set 5 Connecting the locating current injector The connection of the PGH18 t...

Page 9: ...instructions System interference and high system leakage capacitances can degrade the ac curacy of the measurement Hazard due to excessively high locating current or excessively high locating voltage...

Page 10: ...m part of the documentation for this device 2 4 Qualified personnel Only a qualified electrician is allowed to use the EDS3090 devices The electrician should be familiar with the assembly commissionin...

Page 11: ...ircuits Clamp inside diameter 20 mm 3 Locating current injector PGH18 For generating a locating current for insulation fault location 4 Insulation fault locator EDS195P For connecting measuring clamps...

Page 12: ...ating current generator PGH185 supplied AC 50 60 Hz 230 V EDS3090PG 13 Can be used in IT systems in which neither a locating current injector PGH471 nor an IRDH575 is already installed Supply voltage...

Page 13: ...current injector PGH473 nor an IRDH575 is already installed Supply voltage for the locating current generator PGH183 13 supplied AC 50 60 Hz 90 132 V Equipment for insulation fault location in main ci...

Page 14: ...tion fault location with IRDH575 or PGH1 as well as EDS46 49 Residual current measurement I n RCM mode for usage in TN or TT AC systems The response value range can be found in table 3 1 on page 14 Re...

Page 15: ...ce The locating current produced as a result is dependent on the magnitude of the insulation fault present and the system voltage For example the locating current on the EDS3090 is limited to maximum...

Page 16: ...ocating current pulses The sketch below shows the test cycle of the PGH with the different switch settings 1 2 3 on the device see schematic diagram above EDS195P Insulation fault locator PGH Locating...

Page 17: ...The residual currents I n that flow through the system leakage capacitances CE V and CE N or that are caused by RF V and RF N Transient leakage currents that are caused by switching and control activ...

Page 18: ...of the two currents is zero The EDS195P detects this situation there is no message Abb 3 2 Part of the current flows through an insulation fault RF The sum of the two currents is no longer zero As so...

Page 19: ...d circuit in which a locating current IL dependent on the sys tem voltage flows The locating current is limited to a maximum value of 25 mA or 10 mA PGH185 186 2 5 mA or 1 mA PGH183 The locating curre...

Page 20: ...PG EDS3090PG 13 EDS3092PG EDS3096PG 13 EDS3096PV EDS3096PG maximum 10 A Control circuits with EDS3091 EDS3091PG EDS3091PG 13 EDS3092PG maximum 1 A There must be no connections to other outgoing circui...

Page 21: ...stream of the measuring current transform er will not be detected in certain circumstances Low frequency residual currents e g caused by converters can mean that insulation faults are not found if the...

Page 22: ...P for usage in AC and 3AC systems as follows Tab 4 1 Settings for the EDS195P and the PGH18 For the response value setting see menu item 2 Settings 2 I L on page 39 The response values are given as ch...

Page 23: ...cteristics shown indicate the response sensitivity of the EDS195P in main circuits for 2 mA 5 mA and 10 mA and in control circuits for 0 2 mA 0 5 mA and 1 mA Values above the related curve cannot be m...

Page 24: ...200 250 300 R F k Ce uF AC 110V 2mA 5mA 10mA 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 50 100 150 R F k Ce uF AC 230V 2mA 5mA 10mA 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 R F k Ce uF AC 400V 2mA 5mA 10mA 0 2...

Page 25: ...0 50 100 150 200 250 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 R F k Ce uF AC 110V 0 2mA 0 5mA 1mA 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 0 2 4 6 8 R F k Ce uF AC 230V 0 2mA 0 5mA 1mA 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 R F k Ce uF...

Page 26: ...Considerations prior to use 26 EDS309x_D00012_03_M_XXEN 11 2014...

Page 27: ...t location in electrically isolated systems using the EDS3096PG the integrated voltage source G in the PGH186 supplies a locating voltage The locating voltage DC 50 V is provided by the PGH186 at the...

Page 28: ...s reason prevent any physical contact with active conductors and follow the rules for working on electrical systems Risk of electric shock If the PGH18 is connected using terminals L1 L2 L3 or L1 L2 t...

Page 29: ...al contact with active conductors and follow the rules for working on electrical systems Risk of electric shock IfthePGH186isconnectedusingterminalsL1 undL2 toasystemthatislive due to its operation th...

Page 30: ...cables of a string are ar ranged in a way that the measuring clamp PSA30 can be put around the cables Insulation faults in the strings can be localised by means of two measuring clamps connected in p...

Page 31: ...t measuring clamp to PE conductor between PGH18 IRDH575 and for example PE rail to demonstrate that the necessary locating current IL is flowing 7 Place measuring clamp around the associated active co...

Page 32: ...sing for fastening to metal items e g switch cabinet 4 3 sockets for coupling to system 5 Socket for PE connection 6 Indicator LEDs ON Operation LED Indication of positive locating current cycle Indic...

Page 33: ...50 mA PSA33xx PSA33 suitable for ILmax 5 mA W WS 8000 W 8000 WS 8000 suitable for ILmax 5 mA WF WF only suitable for I n 5 INFO button Device type date time manufacturer Software version Actual respon...

Page 34: ...EDS195P 7 On Off button 8 Button for switching on off the display lighting 9 RESET button delete fault memory Down button move down in the menu reduce parameter values 10 HOLD button save the measured...

Page 35: ...prove the legibility of text and symbols Switch off the lighting by pressing the button again 6 6 4 Changing between insulation fault location I L and residual current measurement I n operating modes...

Page 36: ...possible when permanently displayed Negative pulse 29 Timer 29 0 shows the duration of a measurement of an outgoing circuit 2 Indication of the selected transformer type PSA30xx PSA30 PSA3165 suitabl...

Page 37: ...t time only 6 7 2 RCM measurement I n 6 7 2 1 Standard display for RCM measurement I n with cable in the clamp The display is indicating the measured residual current I n of 16 mA The residual current...

Page 38: ...ting current was flowing through it EDS195P hardware faulty Press the RESET button to restart a self test No measuring clamp or no measuring current transformer on the measuring input or incorrect tra...

Page 39: ...2 German 3 English 4 French 5 Russian 3 Clock 1 Exit 2 Format D M Y 3 Date 4 Time 4 Contrast 0 15 Contrast setting for display 4 Harmonics 1 Exit 2 H1 10 mA 3 H2 10 mA 9 H8 10 mA This menu item is use...

Page 40: ...Set the frequency of the system monitored Enable the indication of the harmonics to display the current for the harmonic with the greatest amplitude in the standard display All harmonics from H1 to H...

Page 41: ...d of the alarm The minimum locating current I L measured The maximum locating current I L measured A maximum of 300 data records are saved The existing data records can be deleted using the menu Level...

Page 42: ...permissible limits The permissible voltages are stated in the user interface on the PGH18 2 Connect the locating current injector PGH18 close to the feed see connection diagram on page 28 During this...

Page 43: ...ng clamp into contact with system voltages above the rated insulation voltage see nameplate on the measuring clamp with information on measuring category e g CAT III Always keep contact surfaces on me...

Page 44: ...flowing through the clamp There is a PGH locating pulse acting on the clamp No CT connected Measuring clamp or measuring current transformer not connected or faulty Error I L can only be indicated whi...

Page 45: ...nected using the button The device undertakes a further self test and outputs the error message No CT connected because a current transformer is not connected 4 Then connect the pre selected measuring...

Page 46: ...residual current is flowing through the clamp There is a PGH locating pulse acting on the clamp No CT connected Measuring clamp or measuring current transformer not connected or faulty Error I L can o...

Page 47: ...rm can be started Proceed as follows during this process 1 Read the actual insulation resistance on the insulation monitoring device If the value read for the insulation resistance is lower than the m...

Page 48: ...H 13 xx D ur ch m es se r D ia m et er 52 m m Ar t N r Ar t no B 98 0 xx x P S A 3 0 5 2 M E S S Z A N G E C LA M P O N P R O B E D at en bl at t D at as he et T G H 13 xx D ur ch m es se r D ia m et...

Page 49: ...he measurement place the clamp around all system conductors but not PE Do not place the clamp around screened conductors Always keep contact surfaces on measuring clamp s iron core clean Do not use me...

Page 50: ...of the harmonics during residual current measurement Using the EDS195P it is also possible to measure harmonics of the fundamental frequencies of 50 or 60 Hz 1 Switch on the EDS195P by pressing the bu...

Page 51: ...xisting safety regulations are followed The ends of the wires from the AGE185 can be connected as necessary and to suit the local situation to the system s PE terminal and the PE socket on the PGH186...

Page 52: ...nt is on the rear of the EDS195P The settings in the EDS195P are retained on changing the batteries 1 Undo 2 screws in the cover on the rear remove cover 2 Remove old batteries 3 Fit new batteries in...

Page 53: ...3 3 3M4 Transport IEC 60721 3 2 2M2 Long term storage IEC 60721 3 1 1M3 Other Operating mode Continuous duty Position in normal use Any Weight EDS309 7000 g Weight EDS309 with PSA3165 8500 g Weight E...

Page 54: ...batteries or USB power supply unit Rechargeable batteries 3 x NiMH 2000 mAh Operating time without display lighting 150 h Charging time 5h Size AA R6 Batteries 3 x LR6 AA 1 5V USB power supply unit P...

Page 55: ...ass according to IEC 60947 1 DIN EN 60947 1 VDE 0660 100 Class III Enclosurematerial ABS plastic Flammabilityclass UL94V 0 Weight 350 g Software version D399 V2 0 Dimensions WxHxD 84x197x30mm 7 4 Tech...

Page 56: ...he applicable national and international standards The series EDS309 complies with the standards DIN VDE 0100 410 VDE 0100 410 Low voltage electrical installations Part 4 41 Protection for safety Prot...

Page 57: ...Technical specifications 57 EDS309x_D00012_03_M_XXEN 11 2014 7 7 Dimension diagrams All dimensions are given in mm Aluminium case AGE185 430 310 340 145 155 ca 1950 88 5 ca 450 42 21...

Page 58: ...ation and provides an error code if there is a device error 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 E E N 0 1 0 P 0 0 2 4 0 0 1 6 0 9 A B C D IdL ALM A Idn ALM mA CT type p PSA30xx P PSA33xx w W WR WS W W WR 8000 F WF Fa...

Page 59: ...r supply with USB connector A167054 DC 5 V for external supply of the EDS195P via USB connector Measuring clamp 115 mm for EDS3090 and EDS3096 AC 42 460 Hz 20 575 V und DC 20 504 V AC 42 460 Hz 20 265...

Page 60: ...suring clamps 115 mm optional EDS Set optional EDS3090 1 1 EDS195P 1 1 1 1 PSA3020 PSA3052 PSA3165 1 EDS3090PG 1 1 EDS195P 1 1 1 1 PGH185 1 3 1 3 1 AGE185 PSA3020 PSA3052 PSA3165 1 EDS3090PG 13 1 1 ED...

Page 61: ...rth connection on the locating current injector PGH18 IRDH575 for correct connection The PE conductor may have been unintentionally included in the cables in the measuring clamp or the measuring curre...

Page 62: ...Frequently Asked Questions 62 EDS309x_D00012_03_M_XXEN 11 2014...

Page 63: ...Hold function activated 36 I Indicationofthelocatingcurrentpulse 36 INFO button 58 Insulation fault location in a system without a permanently installed EDS system 42 in diode decoupled DC systems 47...

Page 64: ...nce of the display elements 36 StandarddisplayforEDSmeasurement 37 Standard displays on the EDS195P 36 Standards 56 Status word 58 Switch on off 34 System components 11 Systems electrically isolated 2...

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