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    Pr.20: High Current Protection Value

Determines the maximum operating current

 

value of load.

Default:

 3.0A,  

Min:

 0.1A,  

Max:

 5.0A  

    

Pr.21: High Current Protection Delay Time

: Determines delay open time. Delay time 

for activating the output. If any current exceeds high current protect value, Relay output 

switches open at the end of delay time.

Default:

 3sec,  

Min:

 1sec,  

Max:

 10000sec.

    

Pr.26: Low Current Protection Delay Time

: Determines delay open time. Delay time 

for activating the output. If any current over the low current protect value, Relay output 

switches open at the end of delay time.

Default:

 3sec,  

Min:

 1sec,  

Max:

 10000sec.

    

Pr.22: High Current Protection Reset Time:

 Determines delay close time.If all current 

below the high current protect value as a hysteresis current, relay output switches close 

at the end of the reset time.

Default:

 10sec,  

Min:

 1sec,  

Max:

 10000sec.

    

Pr.27: Low Current Protection Reset Time:

 Determines delay close time.If all current 

below the low current protect value as a hysteresis current, relay output switches close 

at the end of the reset time.

Default:

 10sec,  

Min:

 1sec,  

Max:

 10000sec.

    Pr.23: High Current Protection Hysteresis:

 

Required hysteresis current for high 

current warning is programmed.

Default:

 0.5A,  

Min:

 0.1A,  

Max:

 3.0A  

 

    Pr.28: Low Current Protection Hysteresis:

 

Required hysteresis current for low voltage

 warning is programmed.

Default:

 0.5A,  

Min:

 0.1A,  

Max:

 3.0A  

 

    

Pr.24: High Current Protection Enable/Disable:

 Determines Enable or Disable the 

high current protection.

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Default:

 Enable,  

Min:

 Disable,  

Max:

 Enable  

    

Pr.29: Low Current Protection Enable/Disable:

 Determines Enable or Disable the low 

current protection.

Default:

 Enable,  

Min:

 Disable,  

Max:

 Enable 

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    Pr.25: Low Current Protection Value

Determines the minimum operating current 

value of load.

Default:

 0.1A,  

Min:

 0.1A,  

Max:

 5.0A  

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Pr.37: Current Fuses Enable/Disable:

 If any phase current exceeds 1.5 times of high 

current protect value, or ,if any phase current decrease 0.5 times of low voltage protect 
value, the relay switches off instantly. At position disable, current fuses function is 
cancelled.

Default:

 Disable,  

Min:

 Disable,  

Max:

 Enable 

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    Pr.30: Current Asymmetry Protection Value

Determines the controlled current 

asymmetry.

 

Asymmetry Ratio Adjusment:

 Device calculates a value by dividing 

difference between highest and lowest phase value to highest phase value.

Default:

 %30,  

Min:

 %5,  

Max:

 %50 

    

Pr.31: Current Asymmetry Protection Delay Time 

: Determines delay open time. 

Delay time for activating the output. If calculated asymmetry value below the  current 

asymmetry protect value, Relay output switches open at the end of delay time.

Default:

 3sec,  

Min:

 1sec,  

Max:

 10000sec.

    

Pr.32: Current Asymmetry Protection Reset Time:

 Determines delay close time. 

If calculated asymmetry value over the  current  asymmetry  protect value as a hysteresis 

current, relay output switches close at the end of the reset time.

Default:

 10sec,  

Min:

 1sec,  

Max:

 10000sec.

    Pr.33: Current Asymmetry Protection Hysteresis:

 

Required hysteresis current  for 

current  asymmetry  warning is programmed.

Default:

 %3,  

Min:

 %1,  

Max:

 %20

    

Pr.34: Current Asymmetry Protection Enable/Disable:

 Determines Enable or Disable 

the current  asymmetry protection.

Default:

 Disable,  

Min:

 Disable,  

Max:

 Enable 

    

Pr.38: Demurrage Protection Enable/Disable:

 Determines Enable or Disable the  

demurrage protection.

Default:

 Enable,  

Min:

 Disable,  

Max:

 Enable  

    Pr.35: Current Auto Reset Enable/Disable 

If auto reset enable and system into error, 

if all current  are over/below the protect value as hysteresis value ,relay output switches 

on at the end of the Reset time. If Auto reset is disable, after all current  are over/below 

hysteresis value, relay output switches manually. (Using ESC button).

Default:

 Enable,  

Min:

 Disable,  

Max:

 Enable

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Pr.36: Current Transformer Ratio

: If a current transformer which has a ratio of 

100/5A is used between the system and device; Current transformer ratio is entered 

as = 100/5 = 20. If the current transformer is not used between the system and device, 

current transformer ratio is entered as ”1”

Default:

 1,  

Min:

 1,  

Max:

 2000

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    Pr.39: Demurrage Protection Time

Demurrage time is used to prevent from faulty 

switching caused by motor Demurrage current. In this period, demurrage is controlled 

by device.

Default:

 10,  

Min:

 1,  

Max:

100  

Summary of Contents for EM-07D

Page 1: ...es of V1 V2 V3 V12 V23 V31 F1 F2 F3 It shows the minimum maximum average and demand values of I1 I2 I3 S1 S2 S3 High Low voltage current frequency adjustable Phase Neutral or Phase Phase protection ad...

Page 2: ...ase current and 3 phase voltage and neutral N L1 L2 L3 Load A1 A2 85 240VAC 50 60Hz 6VA B GND A RS485 COM NC OUT 5A 250VAC NO k3 k2 k1 Curent Transformer Connections l3 l2 l1 CT1 P1 S1 P2 S2 CT2 P1 S1...

Page 3: ...gether with the device Place the switch or circuit breaker close to the device or in a location that is easily accessible for the operator Be sure that the panel to which the device is mounted does no...

Page 4: ...surement values to another min max avg dmd State of Menu To navigate from menu parameters to another State of changing parameter Decrease value of parameter 7 Definition of Buttons 1 It shows phase nu...

Page 5: ...when you press the Down button Figure 3 It shows the phase neutral voltage values The figure 4 is displayed when you press the Down button Figure 4 It shows the phase neutral minimum voltage values T...

Page 6: ...shows the mean apparent power values of each phase The figure 20 is displayed when you press the Down button Figure 20 It shows the apparent power demand values of each phase The figure 21 is displaye...

Page 7: ...l number and version number You can use ESC button for exit menu Figure 25 Figure 26 12 Settings Figure 29 Set The Home screen is displayed when the device is energized When you press the up button to...

Page 8: ...19 Voltage Protection Type Figure 33 Figure 32 Set Esc V Figure 42 Figure 43 Figure 34 Figure 35 Figure 36 Figure 37 Figure 38 Figure 39 V V Figure 40 V Figure 41 Press Menu button and enter password...

Page 9: ...e Determines delay close time If all voltage below the high voltage protect value as a hysteresis voltage relay output switches close at the end of the reset time Default 3sec Min 1sec Max 10000sec Pr...

Page 10: ...medium voltage you can use VTR Default 1 Min 1 Max 999 Pr 13 Voltage Asymmetry Protection Reset Time Determines delay close time If calculated asymmetry value over the voltage asymmetry protect value...

Page 11: ...Reset Enable Disable Pr 36 Current Transformer Ratio Pr 37 Current Fuses Enable Disable Pr 38 Demurrage Protection Enable Disable Pr 39 Demurrage Protection Time Pr 40 Demurrage Protection Factor Set...

Page 12: ...ut switches close at the end of the reset time Default 10sec Min 1sec Max 10000sec Pr 27 Low Current Protection Reset Time Determines delay close time If all current below the low current protect valu...

Page 13: ...c Min 1sec Max 10000sec Pr 33 Current Asymmetry Protection Hysteresis Required hysteresis current for current asymmetry warning is programmed Default 3 Min 1 Max 20 Pr 34 Current Asymmetry Protection...

Page 14: ...hen you press the up button You enter Frequency set when you press Menu button If you enter Frequency set menu the figure 72 Pr 41 displayed This menu have 11 different current set value When you pres...

Page 15: ...Disable Max Enable Pr 46 Low Frequency Protection Value Determines the minimum operating frequency value of load Default 49Hz Min 45 0Hz Max 70 0Hz Pr 47 Low Frequency Protection Delay Time Determine...

Page 16: ...d to enter program list The figure 26 Voltage SET is displayed when you enter password and press the Menu button The figure 27 Current SET is displayed when you press the up button The figure 28 Frequ...

Page 17: ...ty Default 1 Min 1 Max 20 Pr 58 Demand Record Delete You can delete demand and average records If cut off device energy min max average and demand values are deleted Figure 87 Figure 88 Figure 89 Figu...

Page 18: ...ton until you see the General SET Step 2 Pr 54 is displayed when you press the SET button and press Up button You will see Pr 55 It is using for enable disable password protection It is deleted from s...

Page 19: ...displayed when you press the SET button It is using for setting high current protection value It is deleted from screen when you press the SET button Step 3 You can increase decrease value to use Up D...

Page 20: ...see the General SET Step 2 Pr 54 is displayed when you press the SET button and press Up button You will see Pr 57 It is using for setting demand time It is deleted from screen when you press the SET...

Page 21: ...you press the SET button You can increase decrease value to use Up Down Button You can use SET button to save The figure 40 is displayed when you press the SET button Press Up button until you see th...

Page 22: ...ecrease value to use Up Down Button You can use SET button to save The figure 56 is displayed when you press the SET button Press Up button until you see the Pr 20 figure 51 A A Figure 56 Pr 40 is usi...

Page 23: ...Pr 16 Pr 11 Pr 2 Pr 21 Pr 26 Pr 42 Pr 47 Pr 31 Pr 39 Pr 40 Pr 7 Pr 12 Pr 3 Pr 22 Pr 27 Pr 43 Pr 48 Pr 32 Pr 8 Pr 13 Pr 17 Pr 18 Pr 19 High Voltage Value High Current Value Low Current Value High Freq...

Page 24: ...www tense com tr 23 23 23 23 22 20 19 19 19 18 18 18 17 17 17 16 16 15 15 13 10 7 6 6 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 Connections Diagrams 26 Dimensions 28 Index 27 Technicial Specifications 29 Contact 25 Param...

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