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TWO TO FOUR MASS GI’S IN PARALLEL (ADDITIONAL INFO) 

 

 

 

 

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9  TWO TO FOUR MASS GI’S IN PARALLEL (ADDITIONAL INFO) 

 
For  shore  connections  of  more  than  16A  (32A), 
multiple Mass GIs can be used in parallel (maximum 
four  Mass  GI  3.5  or  two  Mass  GI  7.0/  Mass  GI  7.0 
MultiTap). 
 

CAUTION! 
In parallel, all inputs must be connected to 
the same phase! 

 

WARNING! 
Never  connect  the  output(s)  to  any  other 
power source! 
 

See figure 12 for installation. Steps: 
1. 

Connect  the  MasterBus  cable  between  the 

communication ports on the Mass GI’s. 
2. 

Connect  the  AC  load  to  the  AC  output  on  the 

units (figure 16). 

3. 

Connect  the  incoming  shore  power  to  the  AC 

input on your Mass GI’s. Phase line to L, Neutral to 
N, and Ground to PE (figure 17). 
 

9.1 

Installation  of  four  Mass  GI’s  in  parallel 
(Mass GI 3.5 only) 

Extra  materials  needed  for  4  Mass  GI’s:  16  screws 
(with rings and plugs), size m8. Use suiting materials 
to carry the weight of the Mass GI.  
If  you  have  more  than  four  Mass  GI’s  to  put  in 
parallel,  you  need  to  install  two  groups,  using 
manual setup. 
 

To achieve maximum performance all input 
and output wiring must be of equal length. 
For  more  than  two  Mass  GI’s  we 
recommend a star configuration like shown 
in figure 12. 

Figure 12: Parallel connection of four Mass GI 3.5 in one group 

 

9.2 

Parallel operation in one group 

In one group all Mass GIs in the MasterBus network 
run  in  parallel.  Parallel  configuration  is  done 
automatically  via  MasterBus  communication.  When 
two, three or four units are detected in a MasterBus 
network,  the system  assumes  that  these  operate  in 
parallel.  
 

9.3 

Multiple groups of Mass GI(s) in parallel  

With more than four Mass GI’s in parallel you need 
more than one group. For example 8 Mass GI’s can 
be  configured  as  two  groups  of  four  Mass  GIs 
running  in  parallel.  In  this  situation  additional 
configuration of the system is required. Per group of 
GI’s one of the units needs to be assigned the status 
of Master. In “Configuration” > “Parallel” one should 

select “Master”. After this action the required number 
of Mass GIs can be selected to run in parallel to the 
Master via selection in Product 1, Product 2, Product 
3 and Product 4. Note Product 1 is the product that 
was selected as Master. 
 

Rename  Mass  GIs  before  configuring 
multiple  groups  of  GIs.  For  example 
“Transformer 1” etc. 
 
If the automatic paralleling of Mass GI’s is 
not  desirable,  select  “Master”  on  the  units 
in  parallel  configuration  and  do  not  select 
additional  products  to  run  in  parallel.  This 
effectively creates single units that will not 
switch to parallel mode automatically. 

 

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Output to loads 10 mm

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Page 1: ...s GI 3 5 7 0 7 0 MultiTap Isolation transformer MASTERVOLT Snijdersbergweg 93 1105 AN Amsterdam The Netherlands Tel 31 20 3422100 Fax 31 20 6971006 www Mastervolt com Copyright 2009 Mastervolt v 3 2 June 2009 ENGLISH PAGE 1 NEDERLANDS PAGINA 25 DEUTSCH SEITE 49 FRANÇAIS PAGINA 73 CASTELLANO PÁGINA 97 ITALIANO PÁGINA 121 ...

Page 2: ... Main switch 2 LED On 3 LEDs Load bar 4 Failure LEDs 5 Cable glands 6 Grommet for MasterBus cabling Inside connection compartment 7 AC input Line 8 AC input Neutral 9 Earth 10 Thermal fuse 20A T 11 Fan 12 AC output Line 13 AC output Neutral 14 Protective Earth 15 MasterBus connectors 16 Identification labels 1 outside 1 inside Figure 1 Overview Mass GI 3 5 10 11 9 8 7 12 13 14 15 16 3 4 ...

Page 3: ...ass GI 7 0 7 0 MultiTap WARNING Never connect Earth input to Protective Earth output 17 Fans 18 MasterBus connectors 19 Input terminal Earth AC input Neutral AC input Line 20 Output terminal Protective Earth AC output Neutral AC output Line 17 19 18 20 ...

Page 4: ...Protection 8 4 2 1 Overload protection 8 4 2 2 Second overload protection 8 4 2 3 Peak current limitation 8 4 2 4 Short circuit protection 8 4 2 5 Thermal protection 8 4 2 6 MasterBus power supply protection 8 5 OPERATION 9 5 1 Resetting the Mass GI 9 5 2 Maintenance 9 5 3 LED indicators 9 6 MASTERBUS 10 6 1 What is MasterBus 10 6 2 How to set up a MasterBus network 11 7 MASTERBUS ON THE MASS GI 1...

Page 5: ...L ADDITIONAL INFO 16 9 1 Installation of four Mass GI s in parallel Mass GI 3 5 only 16 9 2 Parallel operation in one group 16 9 3 Multiple groups of multple Mass GI s running in parallel 16 9 4 Safety devices in parallel configuration 17 10 QUICK INSTALLATION 18 11 TROUBLE SHOOTING 19 12 TECHNICAL DATA 20 12 1 Specifications 20 12 2 Dimensions 21 13 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 23 ...

Page 6: ...the legally applicable standards and specifications Should work take place which is not in accordance with the guidelines instructions and specifications contained in this users manual then damage may occur and or the unit may not fulfil its specifications All of these matters may mean that the guarantee becomes invalid The guarantee is limited to the costs of repair and or replacement of the prod...

Page 7: ...ctivities it should be secured against unexpected and unintentional switching on Remove the AC supply Be sure that third parties cannot reverse the measures taken 2 Use original spare parts only 3 5 General safety and installation precautions Install the Mass GI according to this manual Connections wiring grounding and other safety features must be executed according to the locally applicable regu...

Page 8: ...here will be no MasterBus alarm To correct the situation at the Mass GI 3 5 proceed as follows 1 Move the main switch of the Mass GI to the Standby position 2 Disconnect the Mass GI from any power source Disconnect all loads from the Mass GI 3 Investigate the cause of failure of the thermal fuse like overload or short circuits 4 Refer to section 8 7 to open the connection compartment 5 Wait for at...

Page 9: ...LED indicators The operation of the Mass GI is displayed by means of front panel LEDs See the table below for explanation On on stand by 100 75 50 25 5 5 High temp uvp ovp Short circuit ISOLATION TRANSFORMER Illuminating LED Status Meaning a On Mass GI is switched on a blinking Waiting Mass GI waits for parallel units to switch on a b Normal Current conversion 5 of nominal current a b c Normal Cur...

Page 10: ...lation time For central monitoring and control of the connected devices Mastervolt offers a wide range of panels which show full status information of your electrical system at a glance and a push of a button All monitoring panels can be used for monitoring control and configuration of all connected MasterBus devices New devices can be added to the existing network in a very easy way by just exten...

Page 11: ...ervolt can supply these cables These cables are also commonly available at computer supply stores OK 1 8 As with all high speed data networks MasterBus needs a terminating device on both ends of the network Terminating device Terminating device OK Do not make T connections in the network Do not make ring networks The connected devices provide the electric power for the network At least one device ...

Page 12: ... since latest shore power connection Energy Energy consumed since latest connection to shore power Max A Maximum input current since latest connection to shore power Average A Average input current during latest connection to shore power Max V Maximum input voltage since latest connection to shore power Average V Average input voltage during latest connection to shore power AC present Min V Minimu...

Page 13: ... Toggle Figure 9 Event data Figure 9 shows the meaning of the event data Input is a pulse followed by a longer signal 1 0 On changes the status to On at the first signal Off changes the status to Off at the first signal Copy lets the status follow the input Copy Invert lets the status follow the opposite of the input Toggle changes the status at the first signal and back at the second signal It is...

Page 14: ... section for the AC wiring Model AC Current Min cross section AWG Mass GI 3 5 0 16 A 2 5 mm 13 Mass GI 7 0 16 35 A 6 0 mm 8 8 5 Choosing the location to install Obey the following stipulations during installation Install the Mass GI in a well ventilated room protected against rain vapour moisture and dust Ambient temperature 0 40 C Humidity 0 90 non condensing Never use the Mass GI at a location w...

Page 15: ...cted to the central ground connection of the ship which is connected to the hull of the ship Integrate a Residual Current Device RCD in wiring of the AC output Refer to local applicable regulations on these issues 8 9 Connection Steps 1 Connect the AC load to the AC output fig 16 2 Connect the incoming shore power via a circuit breaker to the AC input fig 15 Phase line to L Neutral to N and Ground...

Page 16: ...ss GI 3 5 in one group 9 2 Parallel operation in one group In one group all Mass GIs in the MasterBus network run in parallel Parallel configuration is done automatically via MasterBus communication When two three or four units are detected in a MasterBus network the system assumes that these operate in parallel 9 3 Multiple groups of Mass GI s in parallel With more than four Mass GI s in parallel...

Page 17: ...r is sufficient given the fuse is rated according to the total input current At the output each Mass GI shall be provided with a circuit breaker and the common output must contain a residual current device suitable for the total output current Figure 13 Safety devices with paralleled Mass GI Input Output MasterBus Thermal Magnetic 1 Mass GI 3 5 16 A 2 Mass GI 3 5 32 A 3 Mass GI 3 5 50 A 4 Mass GI ...

Page 18: ... space around the apparatus 3 Use M8 or M10 screws Connect the AC load to the Mass GI AC output We recommend to connect both the AC output earth PE and the neutral N to the central grounding point which is connected to the hull of the ship using a Residual Current Device RCD in the wiring of the AC output Refer to local applicable regulations RCD Mass GI 7 0 7 0 MultiTap Mass GI 3 5 RCD 6 Connect ...

Page 19: ... 2 No output power High temp LED is on Too much load connected Use an extra GI in parallel No output power Short circuit LED is on Short circuit at the output Remove the short circuit Then reset the Mass GI see section 5 2 No output power 100 LED illuminates red Overload Reduce the connected load Then reset the Mass GI see section 5 2 MasterView Easy panel connected to the GI no communication The ...

Page 20: ...nt Yes if shore power is present Yes if shore power is present Options Remote panel Optional MasterView panel Optional MasterView panel Optional MasterView panel Parallel operation Yes up to four units can be paralleled Yes up to two units can be paralleled Yes up to two units can be paralleled Environment Dimensions L x W x H 371x261x145 mm 14 6x10 3x5 7 inch 371x261x232 mm 14 6x10 3x9 1 inch 371...

Page 21: ...CHNICAL DATA EN Mass GI June 2009 21 12 2 Dimensions Figure 19 Dimensions in mm inch of Mass GI 3 5 12 0 47 237 9 33 12 0 47 279 10 96 20 0 77 34 1 34 145 5 69 332 13 07 31 1 22 19 0 75 113 4 43 371 14 60 ...

Page 22: ...TECHNICAL DATA 22 June 2009 Mass GI EN Figure 20 Dimensions in mm inch of Mass GI 7 0 and Mass GI 7 0 MultiTap ...

Page 23: ...8000705 Mass GI 7 0 88060705 Mass GI 7 0 MultiTap Is in conformity with the Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC With standards EN 60950 1 2001 EN 61558 1 2005 EN 61558 2 4 1997 Recreational Craft Directive 94 25 EEG With standard NEN ISO 13297 2000 Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004 108 EC With standards EN 61000 6 1 2007 EN 61000 6 2 2007 EN 61000 6 3 2007 EN 61000 6 4 2007 Amsterdam P F K...

Page 24: ...Snijdersbergweg 93 1105 AN Amsterdam The Netherlands Tel 31 20 3422100 Fax 31 20 6971006 Email info mastervolt com ...

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