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Function of the Energy trip unit
3.3 Measurement function
Embedded
display Panel
display
Modbus
HTP610H
tool
Averages over interval (Demand values)
Active (kW), reactive (kvar),
apparent (kVA) power P Dmd, Q Dmd, S Dmd
Total/per phase
– X X X
Maximum power since last reset.
Max P Dmd, Max Q Dmd,
Max S Dmd
Total/per phase
– X X X
Current
I1 Dmd, I2 Dmd, I3 Dmd;
IN Dmd, Iavg Dmd
– – X X
Maximum current since last
reset. Max I1 Dmd, Max I2 Dmd,
Max I3 Dmd; Max IN Dmd
– – X X
Integration interval sliding, fixed
or synchronised by Modbus
Adjustable from 5 to
60 minutes in increments
of one minute
– X X X
Power factor
Power factor and
cos
(fundamental)
Total
X
(only
cos
)
X X X
Power factor and
cos
(fundamental)
per phase
– X X X
Total harmonic distortion
Voltage THD
THDU (Ph -Ph),
THDV (Ph -N)
–
X
X X
Current THD THDI per phase
– X X X
Other
Frequency f
X X X X
Phase rotation
X X X X
Quadrant
– X X X
3.3.2
Measurements in real-time
The Energy trip unit provides the following basic electrical variable measurements in
real-time (every second):
- Current for each phase and neutral (on version 4P)
- Ground fault current (resulting from 3 or 4 currents from active conductors)
- Phase/phase and phase/neutral voltages for the tetrapolar model
- Indication of the phase rotation direction
- Network frequency
The trip unit can be configured to use an inverse phase rotation as a phase
sequence reference (see § 3.3.10). This configuration is performed from the
HTD210H panel display or the HTP610H configuration tool.
Electrical variable Symbol used
Version
3 P Version
4 P
Phase or neutral RMS I1, I2, I3, IN
X
(except
IN)
X
Ground RMS (three-phase system
with neutral)
IG
– X