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NETWORK ANALYSER

MPR-53/53S

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NETWORK ANALYSER

MPR-53/53S

General

MPR-53/53S is developed for measuring all the electrical parameters on the

network. Measured parameters are shown in 5 separate displays.This allows

to monitor more than 50 parameters at the same time. MPR-53S has also

MODBUS serial interface feature.

Using of MPR-53/53S:

Parameters are shown in L1, L2, L3 displays (V

LN

; V

LL

; A; I

N

; W; VAr; VA; Cos

j

;

kWh, kVarh, THD) by using up-down buttons. Total Active (

S

W), Total Apparent

Power (

S

VA) and Frequency (Hz) are selected by back button.

Total Reactive Power (

S

VAr) and Cos

j

 are selected by Esc button.

Monitoring of Min.,Max. and Max. Demand Values:

Min. and max. values are defined for 

V

LN

, V

LL

, A, W, VAr, VA, 

S

W, 

S

VAr, 

S

VA

;

demand values are defined for 

A, W, VAr, VA, 

S

W, 

S

VA, 

S

VAr

.

If measured instant value is smaller than min. value which was stored before,

it is stored as new min. value. If measured instant value is greater than max.

value which was stored before, it is stored as new max. value.

Demand value is the average value of the measured values in demand time

(15 minute).

If one of defined parameters is displayed (ie. “A”) when deman button is

pressed min., max or max. demand values are displayed. When an undefined

parameter is displayed (ie. “Cos

j

”) if demand button is pressed, instant value

is continued to display.

Monitoring THD Values

When “V

LN

” and “THD” leds light on, voltage THD is monitored and also if “A”

and “THD” leds light on, current THD is monitored.

Monitoring Neutral Current

Neutral current can be monitored by scrolling after 3-phases current values

has displayed.

H-L-M LEDs

H-L-M LEDs are dedicated to displaying the min., max. and max. demand

values according to selected parameters.

H:

 Maximum Value, 

L:

 Minimum Value, 

M:

 Max. Demand Value

Energy Pulse Outputs

MPR-53/53S  has 2 Energy Pulse Outputs. These outputs give the pulses only

for E-1 (Energy Counter).

Pul1 and Pul2:

 In “o-1 (Pulse1)”, “o-2 (Pulse2)” menus which are in the pulse

menu, device give pulse according to selected energy parameters as [Active

energy (ACt, A-I, A-E), Reactive energy (rEA, r-L, r-C)].

Please refer to the pulse menu for the coefficients of energies.

In this menu, current transformer ratio is set between 1 - 2000.

Current Transformer Ratio Setup

Note: 

If the current transformer is not used between the system

and MPR-53/53S, current transformer ratio is entered as ‘1’.

Example:

 If a current transformer which has a ratio of 250/5A is

used between the system and MPR-53/53S; Current transformer

ratio is entered as “50” (250/5).

Press SET button for 3 seconds (trA Fo menu is displayed)

Press ESC button one by one until “SAU E  SEt  yES” is displayed.

Press SET button. When “SAU E  SEt  yES” is displayed, if you

press ESC button or choose “no” option instead of “yES” option

by using UP-DOWN buttons, new data will be cancelled and

previous value will be activated.

1

Press SET button. Blinking the first digit of displayed value appears.

(trA Fo Utr menu can be programmed similarly.)

Digital Inputs

MPR-53/53S has 2 digital inputs which are used to monitor the status of

electrical contacts. Digital input has 2 functions :

- Enabling remote control of the data received through the digital input terminal

  (battery, thermostat, circuit breaker, pumps status)

- Controlling energy counters and determining which energy counter will be

  active.

FUNCTIONS OF BUTTONS

In  the  monitoring  mode,  it  is  used  to  switch  between

(V

LN

, V

LL

, A, W, VAr, VA, Cos

j

, kWh, kVarh, THD) parameters.

At the programming mode, it provides to increase value of desired

parameter and pass to the next menu.

(Back) In the monitoring mode, it is used to switch between 

S

W, 

S

VA

and Hz parameters. It used to switch to the previous digit in submenu.

In  the  monitoring  mode,  it  is  used  to  pass  between

(V

LN

, V

LL

, A, W, VAr, VA, Cos

j

, kWh, kVarh, THD) parameters.

At the programming mode, it provides to decrease value of desired

parameter and pass to the prevides menu.
(SET) In the monitoring mode, it is used to switch between min.,

max., demand and instant values. When it is pressed for 3 seconds,

programming mode it is entered.

In the programming mode, it is used for saving parameters and

moving to the sub menu.

(ESC) In the monitoring mode, it provides to switch between 

S

VAr

and Cos

j

 values. In the programming mode, it is used to enter to

the upper menu or  it is used to quit from the programming mode

without saving values.

If user password is activated and set button is pressed for 3

seconds, a pin code is required in order to enter to the menu.

Press SET button; trA Fo Ctr menu is displayed (In CT-25 adapted

devices, trA Fo trn is displayed instead.)

(

Not:

 trA Fo Utr menu can be displayed by scrolling the UP/DOWN

buttons.)

Enter the blinking digit value by scrolling UP/DOWN buttons.

Switch to the other digits by using SET button, use BACK button

to go to previous digit. After you entered the last digit press SET

button, “trA Fo Ctr / trA Fo trn / trA Fo Utr” is displayed. “on”

can be selected by scrolling UP/DOWN buttons. (Data is entered

but is not activated yet. For activating the new data please follow

the below steps).

A3918/Rev.3

Measured Parameters:

V

LN

  (Phase Voltage )

Cos

j

THD (Total Harmonic Distortion)

V

LL

 (Phase to Phase Voltage)

AI ( kWh) (Import Active Energy I)

Hz. (Frequency)

A (Phase Current, Neutral Current) AE (kWh) (Export Active Energy)

S

W (Total Active Power)

W (Active Power)

rI (kVArh) (Import Reactive Energy)

S

VAr (Total Reactive Power)

VAr (Reactive Power)

rE(kVArh) (Export Reactive Energy) 

S

VA (Total Apparent Power)

VA (Apparent Power)

Calculation Methods for Active / Reactive Power Values

If the led on the most left side blinks it represents that active power’s / reactive

power’s direction is negative.

There are two methods for calculating total active and total reactive powers:

1) Active / Reactive power can be calculated by summing import and export

values and displaying as a single value.

2) Active / Reactive power can be calculated according to direction as

import / export.

Note :

1) The dot at the most right digit of the fourth display (During 

S

W is

displayed) represents that displayed value is export active power value.

Vice  versa,  displayed  value  is  import  active  power  value.

2) The dot at the most right digit of the fourth display (During 

S

VAr is

displayed) represents that displayed value is capacitive reactive power

value. Vice versa, displayed value is inductive reactive power value.

3) The displayed parameter will not change if power is off after 30 seconds

of stand-by (ie. A).

S

W, 

S

VA and Hz

Display

SET

Max. LED

Phase Displays

S

VAr ve Cos

j

Display

Back

ESC

Minimum LED

Demand LED

DOWN

UP

SET

Max. LED

Minimum LED

Demand LED

DOWN button

UP button

Phase

Displays

S

W, 

S

VA and

Hz Display

S

VAr and

Cos

Display

Back

button

ESC

button

Failure to follow those instructions will result in death or serious injury.

- Disconnect all power before working on equipment..

- When the device is connected to the network, do not remove the front panel.

- Do not try to clean the device with solvent or the like.Only clean with dry cloth.

- Verify correct terminal connections when wiring.

- Electrical equipment should be serviced only by your component seller.

- No responsibility is assured by manufacturer or any of its subsidiaries for any consequences arising out of the use of this material.

- Only for rack panel mounting.

PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND SAFE USE

  The current terminal connections must be implemented with using CT-25.

TECHNICAL DATA

Operating Voltage (Un)      

: Please look behind the device.

Operating frequency (f)

: 45-65 Hz

Auxiliary supply Power Consumption : < 4 VA

Measuring Input Power Consumption: < 1VA

VIn

: 10-300 V AC 45-65 Hz. (L-N)

: 10-500 V AC 45-65 Hz. (L-L)

IIn

:  0.05 - 5.5 A~

   2-120 A~ (for CT-25)

Measuring Range

:  10V...200 kV AC

:  0...215 M (W,VAr,VA)

:  99999999999.9 kWh, kVArh

Class

: 1% ± 1 digit   [(10%-110%) xFull Scale]

Voltage Transformer Ratio (Vtr)

: 0,1 ... 4000,0

Current Transformer Ratio (Ctr)

: 1 ... 2000

Max. Ctr x Vtr

: 40.000

Demand Time            

: 1-60 min. (programmable)

Serial Interface (for MPR-53S)

: MODBUS RTU (RS 485)

  Optically Isolated, programmable

        Baud Rate (for MPR-53S)

: 2400-38400 bps

        Address  (for MPR-53S)

: 1-247

        Parity (for MPR-53S)

: No, Odd, Even, 8 Data bits, 2 Stop Bits

Pulse Output 

: NPN Transistor

        Switch Period

: Min. 100 msec pulse perriod

            80 msec pulse width

        Operation Current

: Max. 50 mA

        Operation Voltage

: 5.....24 V DC, max. 30 VDC

Input 

: 12...48 V AC / DC

Ambient Temperature

: -5°C; +50°C

Display

: Red LED Display

Dimensions  

: PR-19, PK-26

Equipment Protection Class

: Double Insulation-Class II (     )

Box Protection Class

: IP 40 (front panel)

Box Material                         

: Non-flammable

Installation

: Panel Mounted (PR-19)

       Rail Mounted (PK-26)

Wire Thickness (for terminal block) : 2.5 mm

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Weight

: 0.45 kg (PR-19, PK-26)

Installation Category

: Class III

Trafo :

Ctr (Current Transformer Ratio) : 0001

trn (Turn number for CT-25 device): 01

Utr (Voltage Transformer Ratio) : 0001.0

CAL (Calculation Method) : 1

Pin :

 0000 (Not Activated)

RS-485 :

Adr (Address) : 1

Bau (Baud Rate) : 9600

PAr (Parity) : no

Eng Cnt :

E-1 (Energy Counter 1) : on

E-2 (Energy Counter 2) : on

PULSE :

rAt (Ratio) : 1k

o-1 (Output 1) : A-I

o-2 (Output 2) : r-L

dEtý

 (Delay Time) : 15

Factory Settings

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