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Tab. 4.2.1.4 Enclosure port 

Environmental phenomena 

Test specification 

Basic standard 

Acceptance 

criteria 

Radiated radiofrequency electro-

magnetic field 

80-1000 MHz 

IEC 61000-4-3 

10 V / m (r.m.s.) 

80% AM  (1 kHz) 

Electrostatic discharge 

contact discharge 

6 kV (charge voltage) 

IEC 61000-4-2 

air discharge 

8 kV (charge voltage) 

Power frequency magnetic field 

50 Hz or 60 Hz frequency 

IEC 61000-4-8 


30 A (r.m.s.) / m - continuous 

300 A (r.m.s.) / m - 1 to 3 s 

4.3.

 

Product safety requirements  

Voltage  test  of  solid  insulation  and  insulation  resistance  measurements  for  auxiliary  power  supply,  inputs, 
outputs, communication and measuring circuits: 

Tab. 4.3.1 Product safety 

Type of insulation test 

Value 

Basic standard 

Dielectric voltage test 50 Hz or 60 Hz 

2,2 kV/AC 1 minute or 3,1 kV/DC 1 minute 

PN-EN 60255-27 

Peak impulse voltage test 

5 kV pulse 1,2/50 µs; 0,5 J 

Insulation resistance 

>100 MOhm 500 VDC 

4.4.

 

Climatic environmental tests 

Tab. 4.4.1 Climatic environmental test 

Test 

Standard 

Description 

Cold tests 

PN-EN 60068-2-1:2009 

Minimum operational  temperature  -20˚C/16 hours 
Minimum storage temperature           -55˚C/16 hours 

Dry - heat tests 

PN-EN 60068-2-2:2009 

Maximum operational  temperature    +55˚C/16 hours 
Maximum storage temperature            +70˚C/16 hours 

Damp - heat tests 

PN-EN 60068-2-78:2013-11 

+40˚C; 95% rh /10 days 

4.5.

 

Mechanical tests 

Tab. 4.5.1 Mechanical tests 

Test 

Standard 

Class 

Sinusoidal vibration 

PN-EN 60255-21-1:1999 

Klasa 1 

Single and multiple shocks and bumps 

PN-EN 60255-21-2:2000 

Klasa 1 

Seismic 

PN-EN 60255-21-3:1999/Ap1:2002P 

Klasa 0 

4.6.

 

Degree of protection  

Tab. 4.6.1 Degree of protection 

Test 

Description 

Standard 

Degree of protection 

Degrees of protection provided by 

enclosures (IP Code) 

Front panel side without plugged fiber slots 

PN-EN 60529:2003 

IP 20 

Front panel side with plugged fiber slots or 

connected fibers 

IP30 

Connector side without connectors 

IP 20 

Connector side with connectors plugged 

IP 30 

4.7.

 

Installation requirements 

Tab. 4.7.1 Installation requirements 

Definition 

Reguirements

 

Class equipment 

Overvoltage category 

III 

Pollution degree 

Electrical environment 

Summary of Contents for Energetyka Map 6

Page 1: ...Arc Fault Protection User manual and technical documentation Document version 01i01 Update 2016 04 01...

Page 2: ...malfunction of protected object and result in threat to life and health Reliable and defect free operation of the device needs appropriate transportation handling storage installation and commissioni...

Page 3: ...unity 12 4 3 Product safety requirements 14 4 4 Climatic environmental tests 14 4 5 Mechanical tests 14 4 6 Degree of protection 14 4 7 Installation requirements 14 5 Technical parameters 15 5 1 Input...

Page 4: ...ontrol of operation of cascade connected devices SC Self check monitoring of internal states of the device DOC Device Operation Check allows you to check the correct operation of the device without re...

Page 5: ...can operate with the a bay control device it also can operate autonomously Device can directly open break ers circuits in the bays by the relay semiconductor outputs high rated power States of opera...

Page 6: ...ions unconditional including the blocking from digital inputs Diagnostic SC Selfcheck memory program and data User interface 4 signal diodes multifunction key Other functions Relay semiconductor outpu...

Page 7: ...and power on off Device Operation Check mechanism DOC 2 4 Signal diodes The diodes on the front panel are supposed to signal the most important states of device operation that re sult inter alia from...

Page 8: ...summed using three input system of auxiliary logical sum and this sum is given to binary output DO_2 Signals of binary input block optical signals and this state is signalling by LOCK diode Protection...

Page 9: ...off an arc current One of the optical inputs can be also used to connect the MAP 6 device placed in another bay where opening of the circuit breaker does not cut off an arc current Fig 3 2 1 1 Connect...

Page 10: ...on times can give a totally negligible time delay of the transmission of information about activation even a distant optical sensor This is a competitive solution compared to systems based on connecti...

Page 11: ...Check and correctness of fiber optic connections Holding the button for 5 seconds starts the DOC mechanism Switching to operation check mode is confirmed by a LED TEST Square wave a 1 Hz frequency is...

Page 12: ...Immunity Tab 4 2 1 1 Input and output ports including measuring ports Environmental phenom ena Test specification Description Basic standard Acceptance criteria Conducted disturbance induced by radio...

Page 13: ...ental pheno mena Test specification Description Basic standard Acceptance criteria Conducted disturbance induced by radio frequency fields Frequency sweep PN EN 61000 4 6 A 0 15 80 MHz Frequency range...

Page 14: ...1 Climatic environmental test Test Standard Description Cold tests PN EN 60068 2 1 2009 Minimum operational temperature 20 C 16 hours Minimum storage temperature 55 C 16 hours Dry heat tests PN EN 60...

Page 15: ...nsumption after excitation 5 mA Nominal voltage DC 110V Minimum excitation voltage DC 90 V Maximu de excitation voltage DC 50 V Current consumption before excitation 4 mA Current consumption after exc...

Page 16: ...ance load DC 24 V 8 A DC 250 V 0 1 A 25 W AC 380 V 8 A 2000 VA Switching rate at maximum contact load maks 10 min Contacts material AgCdO 5 3 Power supply Nominal voltage 18 36 V DC Power consumption...

Page 17: ...1 Digital input DI_1 2 Digital input DI_1 3 Digital input DI_2 4 Digital input DI_2 5 Relay output DO_2 6 Relay output DO_2 7 Relay semiconductor output DO_1 high rated power 8 Relay semiconductor ou...

Page 18: ...18 20 IU_MAP_MANUAL_01i01_ENG 8 Case sizes Fig 8 1 Case sizes...

Page 19: ...m rail 9 4 Disposal Products are made mostly from recyclable materials or materials that can be processed again or disposed of in environmentally sound manner Decommissioned devices can be collected f...

Page 20: ...24 V DC 1 110 V DC 2 220 V DC 3 230 V AC 4 Order example MAP 6 A2 B4 24 V DC power source and 230 V AC two state input voltages 11 Contact Tele and Radio Research Institute ICT and Electronics Centre...

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