Stephill DSE 6110 MK3, User & Fault Finding Manual

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Stephill Generators SSDP30-70 - DSE 6110 Module User Guide
Issue 2
How to Check the Total and Applied Load is Balanced
Example
②
①
Fig.8
① = Prime kW This is the rated load of the generator, up to this load the generator will run continuously.
Load Per Phase
Fig.9
Important Note
Total Load
Fig.10 shows the next Generator Load screen, this shows the combined average total kW load applied.
Ensuring the load on each phase is as even (balanced) as possible will eliminate nuisance Over Current or
Over/Under Voltage shutdown alarms.
Fig.10
To check the load applied to the generator use the Next or Previous buttons until across the top of the
screen it reads Generator . Then press one of the Instrument Scroll buttons until Generator Load is displayed
at the top of the screen Fig.9
② = Standby kW Is the maximum load the generator will take for 1 hour in 12. The generator can take this
load for one hour before shutting down. If the total kW load rises above this value the generator will
shutdown immediately.
Using the generator serial plate on the generator control panel door as a reference, you can check the
maximum kW load that can be applied to the model type of Stephill Generator. Fig.8 below is an example of a
standard SSDP70A, highlighted are the two values to be most aware of.
Generator Load
L1
12
kW
L2
L3
13
kW
10
kW
Generator Load
Total
12
kW
Next and Previous
Instrument Scroll
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