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LOREME

 12, rue des Potiers d'Etain - 57071 Metz  

 03.87.76.32.51 - Email: [email protected] - [email protected]

 

9) RPL23uC features 

The RPL23uC can detect micro breaks on a single or three phase network. It has two output relays which operates in 
opposition. 
Relay 1 is inactive and relay 2 active during normal operation.  
Relay 1 is active and relay 2 is inactive in micro breaks detection. 
 
A RPL23uC configurable parameters are:  
- The nominal voltage from 30 V to 600 V.  
- The type of network, single or three phase.  
- The micro breaks detection threshold from 0 to -70% of the nominal voltage.  
- The activation delay from 0 to 5 s in 0.02 s steps.  
- The deactivation delay from 0 to 600 s in 0.1 s steps from 0 to  99.9 s and 1 s steps from 100 s to 600 s. 

 
10) RPL23peak features 

The RPL23peak detects peak voltage overshoots on its three input voltage. It is fitted with two individual alarms inde-
pendently configurable relays. The relays operates in negative security, i.e. that they are excited when alarm is off. On 
the front panel, the unit displays the max peak line voltage with a refresh delay of 2 seconds. 
 
In alarm state: 
- The value of the peak voltage which trigger the alarm status is stored and remains until its deactivation. 
- The red LED R1 and/or R2 is lit to indicate the status of the alarm relay. 
- The green LED L1, L2, L3 lights to indicate the phase on witch has occur the peak. 
 
The configurable relay settings are:  
- The peak detection threshold.  
- The activation delay, configurable from 1 to 5 ms in 1 ms steps.  
- The deactivation delay, configurable from 0.1 to 600 s in 0.1 s steps from 0 to 99.9 s and 1 s steps from 100 to 600 s. 
 
To access the configuration just press the top button.  
The message 

RELAY #1? 

is displayed.  

The top button (<YES>) provides access to its configuration, the bottom button (<NO>) jump to the relay 2 rubric. 
For the threshold access setting, the message displayed is: 

PEAK VOLTAGE THRESHOLD? 

 
For the activation/deactivation delays access setting the messages are: 

ACTIVATION DELAY? 
DEACTIVATION DELAY? 
 

The top button (<YES>) provides access to the configuration of the parameter, the bottom button (<NO>) jump to the 
next rubric. In the case of <YES> choice , the actual parameter value is displayed and blinks. The buttons (up/down) 
permits to increment/decrement the value. The value is validated after a delay of 4 seconds when no buttons is pressed. 
 
 
The default detection factory settings for the 2 relays are: 
- Threshold = 0.7 * Input caliber, activation delay = 2 ms deactivation delay = 10 s. 
 

11) RPL23Ho features 

The RPL23Ho can be used to detect earth fault voltage on a three-phase network with neutral. It is fitted with two indi-
vidual alarms independently configurable relays. The relays operates in negative security, i.e. that they are excited when 
alarm is off. The earth fault voltage (UHo) of the network or the single voltage of phase 1 (UL1) or 2 (UL2) or 3 (UL3) 
can be displayed on the front panel. The displayed measurement is changed by pressing the bottom button. 
 
In addition, various LEDs indicate the status of the device: 
The LEDs "L1", "L2", "L3" are lit indicating the presence of the 3 phases (LED Lx is off in case of phase failure). 
The LEDs "R1" and "R2" indicate the alarm status of relays 1 and 2 (lit in alarm, off out of alarm). 
 
The configurable relay settings are:  
- The earth fault voltage detection threshold.  
- The activation delay, configurable from 0.1 to 600 s in 0.1 s steps from 0 to 99.9 s and 1 s steps from 100 to 600 s. 
- The deactivation delay, configurable from 0.1 to 600 s. 

Summary of Contents for RPL23

Page 1: ...Y LOREME 12 rue des Potiers d Etain Actipole BORNY B P 35014 57071 METZ CEDEX 3 Phone 03 87 76 32 51 Contact Commercial Loreme fr Technique Loreme fr Download manual at www loreme fr CONFIGURATION HAN...

Page 2: ...p6 5 1 Under voltage alarm p6 5 2 Overvoltage alarm p6 5 3 Phase asymmetry alarm p6 5 4 Under frequency alarm p6 5 5 Over frequency alarm p7 5 6 HOLD function p7 6 Relay 3 p7 7 Special functions p7 8...

Page 3: ...nction Fault indication by falling output relay Power supply voltage LED Faults LEDs phases sequence error under over voltage under over frequency phase failure Alphanumeric 4 digits display for measu...

Page 4: ...f Over V and Under V LEDs are off Phases order LED is off C1 T1 and or C2 T2 contacts are closed The L1 N RMS input voltage or the L1 L2 DC voltage is displayed In case of overvoltage over frequency A...

Page 5: ...morized 2 conditions are necessary to disable it Make disappear the default that caused the alarm Push the alarm acknowledge button bottom button A bip confirms the acknowledge 1 Network parameters Di...

Page 6: ...allows to move to the next rubric Displayed message THRESHOLD Threshold setting from 0 to 99 No to disable the overvoltage detection Note If the threshold is set to 99 they will be no overvoltage det...

Page 7: ...m button leaves the configuration The configurable parameters are the alarm activation and deactivation delays The relay is in alarm if the phase order is not correct and is out of alarm if the phase...

Page 8: ...To access the configuration just press the top button The message RELAY 1 is displayed The top button YES provides access to its configuration the bottom button NO jump to the relay 2 rubric For the t...

Page 9: ...CTIVATION DELAY DEACTIVATION DELAY The top button YES provides access to the configuration of the parameter the bottom button NO jump to the next rubric In the case of YES choice the actual parameter...

Page 10: ...relays thyristor power groups Do not get closer within fifty centimeters of a device with a transmitter walkie talkie of a power of 5 W be cause the latter can create a field with an intensity higher...

Page 11: ...Common relay contact T3 T2 T1 terminals Work relay contact L1 terminal Phase 1 voltage input L2 terminal Phase 2 voltage input L3 terminal Phase 3 voltage input N terminal Neutral input optional For a...

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