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TGH 1360E
Setting and operation
If you are going to re-set an activated alarm proceed in the way as has been
explained before, except the fact that the times without insulation faults are
summarized. This is clearly shown in the diagram below:
Insulation
fault
Insulation
OK
t
delay-time
t1
t2
t3
t4
window-time
Alarm is activated
Beginning of delay-time and window-time
If an insulation fault occurs, a bar graph is displayed on the screen showing the
elapsed time of the fault. The bar graph appears in the last line of the LC
display whilst the other information and the actual time disappear.
Note: The bar graph indication of the time elapse is only displayed during
setting of alarm not during resetting of alarm.
U- = 350 V UN = 620 V
RF- = 100k
Ω
RF+ = 85k
Ω
AL- = 100k
Ω
AL+ = 10k
Ω
DELAY: L+
-
Indication of the
time response
After setting the DELAY TIME and WINDOW TIME confirm with ENTER to
return to the main menu.
Select menu 4 RELAY MODE to set the operating principle of the two alarm
relays. to positive resp. negative faults.
Operating
principle of the
alarm relays
1. MAIN MENU
2. RELAY 1: N.CLOSED
3. RELAY 2: N.CLOSED
ENTER