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EA Technology

UltraTEV Monitor

Operating Manual

2178L014

Contents

Contents ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Important Information .............................................................................................................................................. 5

Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7

2.1

General ............................................................................................................................... 7

2.2

Airborne Ultrasonic Discharge Activity ............................................................................ 7

2.3

Electromagnetic Discharge Activity .................................................................................. 7

2.4

Cable Discharge Activity ................................................................................................... 8

The UltraTEV Monitor

............................................................................................................................................. 9

3.1

Configuration Options ....................................................................................................... 9

3.2

UltraTEV Cloud versus Standard ....................................................................................... 9

3.3

Portable System Outline .................................................................................................. 10

3.4

Portable Power Supply Operation ................................................................................... 10

3.5

Portable Hub Unit Operation ........................................................................................... 11

3.5.1

Hub Status LEDs ................................................................................................... 11

3.5.2

Hub Connectors ................................................................................................... 12

3.5.3

Start Up and Shut Down Procedures ................................................................... 12

3.5.4

Hub Controls ........................................................................................................ 14

3.6

Wall Mount System Outline ............................................................................................. 14

3.7

Power Supply Operation .................................................................................................. 15

3.7.1

Standard Power Supply (110-230Vac) ................................................................ 15

3.7.2

Optional 48V Power Supply ................................................................................. 16

3.8

Wall Mount Hub Unit Operation ...................................................................................... 17

3.8.1

Hub Unit Status LEDs ........................................................................................... 17

3.8.2

Hub Unit Connectors ........................................................................................... 18

3.8.3

Hub Start Up and Shut Down Procedures ........................................................... 20

3.8.4

Hub Unit Controls ................................................................................................ 21

UltraTEV Monitor

Nodes and Sensors ....................................................................................................... 22

4.1

UltraTEV Monitor Node .................................................................................................... 22

4.1.1

Node Indicator LEDs ............................................................................................ 23

4.1.2

Node Connections ................................................................................................ 23

4.1.3

Node Internal Contact Temperature Sensor ...................................................... 24

4.1.4

Node Internal TEV Sensor .................................................................................... 24

4.2

Node Sensors ................................................................................................................... 25

4.2.1

External TEV Probe/Aerial ................................................................................... 25

4.2.2

Ultrasonic Sensors ............................................................................................... 25

4.2.3

Ultrasonic Contact Probe ..................................................................................... 26

4.2.4

Cable PD Sensor ................................................................................................... 26

4.2.5

External Temperature/Humidity Sensor ............................................................. 26

Non Standard Installation within HV Cubicles ........................................................................................ 27

5.1

Safety Approvals .............................................................................................................. 27

5.2

Sensor Wiring Precautions ............................................................................................... 27

5.3

TEV Sensors ...................................................................................................................... 27

5.4

Ultrasonic Microphones ................................................................................................... 27

5.5

RFCT .................................................................................................................................. 28

Installing the Portable UltraTEV Monitor

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Summary of Contents for UltraTEV Monitor

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Page 3: ...UltraTEV Monitor Operating Manual Product Code UTM2 Version 4 October 2016...

Page 4: ...EA Technology UltraTEV MonitorTM Operating Manual 2178L014 1...

Page 5: ...ower Supply 110 230Vac 15 3 7 2 Optional 48V Power Supply 16 3 8 Wall Mount Hub Unit Operation 17 3 8 1 Hub Unit Status LEDs 17 3 8 2 Hub Unit Connectors 18 3 8 3 Hub Start Up and Shut Down Procedures...

Page 6: ...V Monitor 41 10 2 The Local UltraTEV Monitor Web Interface 41 10 3 System Discovery 43 10 4 Device Management and Settings 47 11 Creating and Managing Alarms 48 11 1 Alarm Types 51 12 Viewing Alarms 5...

Page 7: ...er Supply Output 82 17 3 7 Hub Unit Indicators 82 17 3 8 Power Supply Indicators 83 17 3 9 Hub Connectors 83 17 3 10 Power Supply Connectors 83 17 3 11 Hub Volts Free Contacts 83 17 3 12 Hub Isolated...

Page 8: ...h voltage and the UltraTEV Monitor and its operator at all times Do not operate the UltraTEV Monitor or its accessories in an explosive atmosphere The UltraTEV Monitor contains no user serviceable par...

Page 9: ...able to partial discharges Under no circumstances are earth ground connections to be loosened disconnected or otherwise altered to allow installation of this equipment It is acknowledged that connecti...

Page 10: ...be monitored in a single simple to use instrument 2 2 Airborne Ultrasonic Discharge Activity Acoustic emissions from partial discharge activity are normally at a frequency too high for the human ear...

Page 11: ...can occur in voids in cable insulation in a similar way to internal discharges in switchgear insulation Cross Linked Polyethylene XLPE cable joints are particularly prone to partial discharge more so...

Page 12: ...EV Cloud versus Standard The UltraTEV Monitor software is available in either a Standard or UltraTEV Cloud version The main difference between the Standard and UltraTEV Cloud version is that when usin...

Page 13: ...ng interpretation and presentation to the user In some variants the Hub may be responsible only for controlling the flow of data from Nodes to the UltraTEV Cloud Figure 1 Portable UltraTEV Monitor Hub...

Page 14: ...e corresponding LED on the front panel will change from clear to red The following functionality is preprogramed for each output o Alarm LED will illuminate or output will switch to an Alarm condition...

Page 15: ...interface to the hub The other two ports are provided to allow future system expansion USB Ports Two standard USB ports are provided NOTE USB cables must not be greater than 3m in length and ideally l...

Page 16: ...tor Hub then the procedures detailed in the Software User Manual should be followed 2 Alternatively the user may shutdown the Hub by pressing the Reset Button The table below details how this button c...

Page 17: ...e Hub will copy the Monitor database onto the USB stick for later analysis 3 6 Wall Mount System Outline The UltraTEV Monitor system consists of a Hub Unit a separate Power Supply and at least one or...

Page 18: ...the Power Supply without switching off the mains first A Mains Power green indicator on the front of the Power Supply is illuminated when the Power Supply is connected to the mains WARNING Mains Powe...

Page 19: ...ower supply is the same the connectivity is slightly different An external 110 230Vac to 48V supplied with the unit connects between the mains supply outlet and the 48V input An external phase referen...

Page 20: ...LED on the front panel will light red The following functionality is preprogramed for each output o Alarm LED will illuminate or output will switch to an Alarm condition when any alarm is raised on th...

Page 21: ...r connection to a LAN port 4 is dedicated for system configuration and maintenance and allows a laptop to be connected the laptop then provides the screen keyboard interface to the hub The other two p...

Page 22: ...orientation Dual antennas provide a better signal In the event of only a single antenna being used the antenna must be connected to the mobile comms Primary 1 port Wi Fi As above if only one antenna...

Page 23: ...ich should show the following System Power ON Monitor Health FLASHING during boot sequence ON when monitoring Alarm and SCADA Outputs 1 3 OFF UltraBUS Power OFF and consequently ON when in monitoring...

Page 24: ...switch off Apply only if 1s press did not work Long 10s press 1s no press 1s press Reset Unit is forced to switch off and then restarted Apply only if 1s press did not work Table 2 Reset button functi...

Page 25: ...ded plastic case with the facility for attaching to the switchgear either using built in magnets on ferrous material or with tie wraps using the slots provided Views of the front and back of the unit...

Page 26: ...change to RED and an alarm will be raised by the Hub Unit TEV The TEV LED shows the status of the TEV input based on alarm criteria defined at the Hub Unit If an alarm is active the LED will be RED ot...

Page 27: ...ong the daisy chain or to the Hub Unit itself The two communication ports on the Node make use of Ethernet style sockets but these are NOT Ethernet and should not be connected to Ethernet systems 4 1...

Page 28: ...the coaxial cable must be entered into the Hub Unit during the system discovery stage of system installation All cables supplied with the instrument are marked with their individual lengths to aid th...

Page 29: ...able or cable joints to be detected The RFCT detects partial discharge pulses in the range of 200 kHz to 20MHz A single cable PD sensor may be connected to each Node EA Technology RFCTs are designed t...

Page 30: ...energised exposed conductors exist All wires must be routed to avoid being snagged or forming tripping hazards Wires for equipment mounted on hinged panels or doors should allow easy operation and be...

Page 31: ...r come within unsafe distances of the energized conductors The RFCT should be secured with tie wraps or otherwise so that once installed they cannot be accidently dislodged They should be installed su...

Page 32: ...the air vents on the top are not obstructed The Hub is shipped with a wall mount bracket kit that screws into the side of the Hub to allow it to be fixed to a wall It is also shipped with a magnetic...

Page 33: ...raBus communication cables to the Nodes are wired in a daisy chain manner i e each Node has two connections one for connection to the previous Node or Hub Unit Server and one for connection to the nex...

Page 34: ...e chokes should be fitted on the cable that connects the first Node in the string to the Hub Unit One choke should be fitted at each end of the cable as shown in Figure 17 and Figure 18 To install rel...

Page 35: ...EA Technology UltraTEV MonitorTM Operating Manual 2178L014 32 Figure 19 UltraBUS Power indicator...

Page 36: ...d A heat sink runs across the rear of both units For correct operation the enclosures MUST be mounted so that the heat sink fins are vertical There must be a minimum of 200mm 7 9 inches clearance at t...

Page 37: ...mounting plate Ensure that the wall is suitably strong enough to support the Hub Unit and Power Supply Use the screws and Rawlplugs supplied with the Monitor Red Rawlplugs for 6mm drill and 5mm screws...

Page 38: ...dditional cables are required they are available from EA Technology Figure 22 Details of Node Ethernet cable colour coding No specific Node connection order is required although a linear flow along th...

Page 39: ...hould be fitted on the cable that connects the first Node in the string to the Hub Unit One choke should be fitted at each end of the cable as shown in Figure 25 To install release the clips on the si...

Page 40: ...either inactive or turned off The inactive state is indicated by the UltraBUS Power Status LED on the Hub Unit being OFF This status LED is on the front of the Hub Unit as shown in figure 26 Figure 26...

Page 41: ...iate LED indicator is switched off In the event of an alarm condition or power loss the outputs will switch into the alarm state with appropriate indicator being in ON state unless power has been lost...

Page 42: ...ecting to a Network using an Ethernet cable Connect Ethernet cable minimum CAT5e between your network and the Hub Unit Ethernet port 1 Depending on the network you have connected to you may require ad...

Page 43: ...he keyboard and mouse connected or it may not boot correctly Once you ve made the Wi Fi connections these devices will no longer be needed 9 3 3G Communications Wall Mount Only To connect the UltraTEV...

Page 44: ...Ethernet connection can be achieved by plugging a laptop into Ethernet port 4 Providing that your laptop is set to be dynamically allocated an IP address as is normally the case it should be allocated...

Page 45: ...Technology UltraTEV MonitorTM Operating Manual 2178L014 42 You can change the machine to your time zone or correct the local time If you change the local time you need to do another installation afte...

Page 46: ...d After logging in there may already be a previous installation setup In order to setup a new installation click on the Change Installation button As Figure 31 shows you need to give a name to the new...

Page 47: ...e there are four options Breakdown Use this option if you want more detail of the Nodes and Sensors found during system discovery Power off the Nodes Use this option if you want to change any of the N...

Page 48: ...nsors need to be placed on to the layout diagram First of all drag the hub from the palette on the left and place it on the substation layout When hovering over an area that can be placed on the area...

Page 49: ...gnment Nodes Only Nodes can be assigned to one of four strings depending on hardware configuration Assign Un assign Assign or un assign the node or sensor from its attached Node or string When another...

Page 50: ...lready been configured 3G Wi Fi or wired Ethernet this process should happen automatically The status message will turn from Pending Cloud Registration to Monitoring Status Active when everything is s...

Page 51: ...he web portal in exactly the same manner The rest of this section assumes that this process is being performed on the device web page Select the Alarm Configuration button The screen in Figure 38 will...

Page 52: ...ed as shown in Figure 399 Figure 39 Viewing the channels for a node There are again a couple of available options detailed below Edit Alarm Settings Create edit delete or copy a specific alarm setting...

Page 53: ...will mean that the alarm will not activate if the alarm criteria is met Category Choose between red or amber This denotes the severity of the alarm Type Select the measurement point that you want to...

Page 54: ...ta recorded or calculated for the different types of channels in the system as listed below Max Amplitude The maximum amplitude for TEV channels Mean Amplitude The mean amplitude for TEV channels Max...

Page 55: ...channels Mean The mean amplitude for Ultrasonic channels Max The max amplitude for Ultrasonic channels Reading The reading for Contact Temperature Temperature and Humidity channels Mean ALC The mean A...

Page 56: ...owledged Red Static Alarm active and acknowledged Amber Static Alarm active and acknowledged Grey Flashing Alarm cleared but unacknowledged No Outline No Alarm active Figure 43 Layout page home page T...

Page 57: ...the time in which the alarm cleared went below the threshold Each of these times are also shown with the corresponding value that caused the alarm Figure 44 Alarms Summary Information Figure 45a Alar...

Page 58: ...end it Add This is a list of keywords that can be included in the customised SMS text and the customised e mail text these keywords will be replaced when a notification is issued by the actual values...

Page 59: ...EA Technology UltraTEV MonitorTM Operating Manual 2178L014 56 Figure 46 Creating and editing notifications...

Page 60: ...tions Standard Once all the notification settings have been entered click on Continue to Subscriptions to go to the next step Figure 48 shows what this screen might look like This is a list of all the...

Page 61: ...he address IP or DNS at which the SMTP server can be located This address must be accessible from the UltraTEV Monitor unit SMTP Host Port The TCP port through which the UltraTEV Monitor can connect t...

Page 62: ...se an existing account Note that the Esendex account must have SMS credits in order to forward notifications If no credits are currently available the notifications will be queued until such time as c...

Page 63: ...sections showing a summary of the data for each measurement type TEV Ultrasonic Cable PD and Environmental See Measurement Types for an explanation of each of the measurements types Figure 50 Summary...

Page 64: ...all the cells from a summary table click on the Deselect All button for that table Figure 52 Selecting values to graph To view a graph of the selected data click on Graph within the control box Depend...

Page 65: ...amples Maximum PPC This is the maximum of the Maximum Pulses Per Cycle of samples Average PPC This is the average of the Mean Pulses Per Cycle of samples Total 1st Count This is the total of the First...

Page 66: ...he samples as shown in the tables but rather to all the samples stored in the system and which fall into a specified time interval The following table specifies what type of data created depending on...

Page 67: ...a date range or create a custom one this will set the sample interval in which the exported data will fall in Step two Click the Export to CSV button in one of the summary report table for which you...

Page 68: ...data can then be uploaded into PDDAS Desktop edition version 2 The destination device can be chosen from the dialog box prior to the download commencing Large dataset 2 Months in duration should be do...

Page 69: ...eved by following the steps detailed below 1 Put a USB memory device into the USB port The Data Download Button will illuminate green 2 Press the Data download Button the Button will flash whilst the...

Page 70: ...they can navigate the site Each user is authorised against certain roles Click on Admin and then User Management Figure 54 User list Click Create new user and then create the user The email address w...

Page 71: ...in to the web Figure 57 shows the login screen Figure 57 Login screen A user cannot register themselves with the UltraTEV Cloud web portal they have to be invited either by an EA Technology represent...

Page 72: ...commissioning needs to be done via a local connection to the device See Connecting to the UltraTEV Monitor for how to connect to the local web interface Other than that any other interaction is done...

Page 73: ...n be used to view a list of each of the items that the logged in user has access to Clicking the Installations button for example will view a complete list of all the installations that the logged in...

Page 74: ...lients list has a number of options available denoted by the icons in the Actions column Edit Client Edit the details of the client View Substations View a list of the substations for this client Crea...

Page 75: ...ency will be in Hz and will be either 50 or 60 depending on your region The voltage fields are in kV Figure 62 Creating a new Substation After inputting the substation details you are taken to the sub...

Page 76: ...include the panel name in their description This makes it obvious when analysing the data which panel is being considered Components Each panel can be configured to only have a certain set of compone...

Page 77: ...he top navigation menu When creating a new installation the substation layout is used and the required nodes and sensors are placed on the layout This part of the process is establishing what nodes an...

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Page 79: ...substation layout When hovering over an area that can be placed on the area will turn green Once the hub has been placed the first Node is then available in the palette again drag this onto the layou...

Page 80: ...will be returned to the list of installations Figure 67 shows how this list might look Figure 67 List of installations Notice the installation status will be listed as Pending This status can be clic...

Page 81: ...e configured View Alarms View the active and historic alarms for this installation Before visiting the substation to continue installation you must first download the Installation Configuration File 1...

Page 82: ...lation can still be made Active When an installation is Active it means the system is switched on by the user and receiving data Idle An idle installation has been started by the user but hasn t recei...

Page 83: ...Hz Resolution 50pC 17 1 4 Indicators Power LED Bi colour Red Green LED Status LED Bi colour Red Green LED TEV State Bi colour Red Green LED Ultrasonic State Bi colour Red Green LED Cable PD State Bi c...

Page 84: ...D Monitor Health 1x Green LED Alarm SCADA Outputs 1 3 4x Red LED 17 2 3 Hub Unit Connectors UltraBUS 2x RJ45 Ethernet 4x RJ45 Connector 10 100 1000Mb USB 2x USB Type A Socket Auxiliary Power Comms 2x...

Page 85: ...350W Fusing 2x Anti surge T 5A Double Pole Fusing Minimum 1000A Breaking Capacity 1x Fast F 100mA 17 3 4 Power Supply Output Hub Unit Power 12V DC Maximum 5A Node Power 48V DC Maximum 5 2A Phase Refe...

Page 86: ...nnectors Power Out 1x Neutrik 8 Pin speakON Power In 1x Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 17 3 11 Hub Volts Free Contacts Type 4x Fully isolated SPDT Switching Voltage AC DC 5V 48V Switching Current AC DC 10mA 5...

Page 87: ...hnology UltraTEV MonitorTM Operating Manual 2178L014 84 17 3 16 Fittings Hub Unit and Power Supply each 4 x 10mm 5mm keyhole slot Interconnecting Cable 1 1m allowing installation above or next to each...

Page 88: ...unit should be cleaned with a damp cloth If more heavily soiled a foam cleanser may be used provided care is taken not to allow fluid to enter the instrument Abrasive cleaners must not be used 18 1 Po...

Page 89: ...a minimum breaking capacity of 1000A NOTE Fuses should only be inspected or replaced after ALL POWER has been removed from the system Unplug the black and yellow Power In connector to be certain 18 2...

Page 90: ...r neglect damage resulting from failure to follow instructions contained in your operating manual damage resulting from the performance of repairs by someone not authorised by EA Technology Warranty P...

Page 91: ...s the end of its operational life it must be recycled by a licensed waste management operator or returned to EA Technology for recycling 23 Continuous Improvement EA Technology has a policy of continu...

Page 92: ...ANDARD INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT EN 60335 1 Household appliances and similar Class I This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of...

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Page 94: ...release created from version H February 2015 2178 L 01 H Corrections from proof reading January 2015 2178 L 01 G Windows license agreement added as an appendix January 2015 2178 L 01 F Corrections fro...

Page 95: ...EA Technology UltraTEV MonitorTM Operating Manual 2178L014 92 27 Notes...

Page 96: ...ms you have the rights below 1 USE RIGHTS Use The software license is permanently assigned to the device with which you acquired the software You may use the software on the device 2 ADDITIONAL LICENS...

Page 97: ...ntent f Icons images and sounds While the software is running you may use but not share its icons images sounds and media 3 VHD BOOT Additional copies of the software created using the software s Virt...

Page 98: ...ter information such as your Internet protocol address the type of operating system and browser the name and version of the software you are using and the language code of the device where you install...

Page 99: ...ftware listed at Network Awareness This feature determines whether a system is connected to a network by either passive monitoring of network traffic or active DNS or HTTP queries The query only trans...

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