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11.  Set up  

1.  Set START TIME knob (start-up delay) at the start-up time if the start-up time is known. 

Set START TIME knob (start-up delay) at the maximum if the start-up time is unknown. 

2.  Set SHOCK TIME knob (trip delay timer) at the desired trip time. 
3.  Set CURRENT knob (trip current) at the rated current of the motor. 
4.  Supply control voltage to the Shock Relay. Then confirm that the SHOCK TIME activates 

its built-in output relay – the contacts will change state. 

5.  Press and hold the TEST button. Confirm that the Shock Relay lights its OC LED and 

trips after total of the START TIME and SHOCK TIME.  Confirm that this also deactivates 
the built-in output relay. 

6.  Press the RESET button. Confirm that the OC LED turns off and that the built-in output 

relay activates. 

7.  Start the motor and check that the start-up time was correctly set. Then slowly turn the 

CURRENT knob counter clockwise until the Shock Relay flashes its LED. At this point, 
the CURRENT knob indicates 100

 of the motor running current. 

8.  Set the CURRENT knob at the proper trip current, this is commonly at 110

 of the actual 

motor running current. 

9.  Recheck and adjust the START TIME knob so that it is a little longer than the normal 

start-up time. 

 

12.  Troubleshooting   

Trouble

 

Check 

Result 

Solution 

Wiring of the power source 
(L1-L2) 

Not attached 
correctly 

Wire properly. 

Even when the Shock 
Relay trips, the 95-98 
contacts do not shut 
down the attached 
motor.  

Power source voltage 
(L1-L2) by voltage tester 

Out of source 
voltage 

Supply 100-240V AC voltage 

Model no. of  the SHOCK 
RELAY 
See the nameplate 

Incorrect size 
Shock Relay 

Switch to the correct Shock 
Relay 

Number of wires passing 
through the CT 

Improper 

Rewire properly 

The Shock Relay does 
not trip even with the 
CURRENT knob set to 
the minimum 

Press and hold TEST button  It does not trip  

Exchange SHOCK RELAY for a  
new one 

CURRENT knob setting 

Set too low 

Turn CURRENT knob CW and 
set it properly 

During start-up, an 
overload trip occurs. 

START TIME knob setting 

Set too short. 

Turn START TIME knob CW 
and set it properly 

CURRENT knob setting 

Set too low 

Turn CURRENT knob CW and 
set it properly 

During operation, 
overload trip occurs. 

SHOCK TIME knob setting 

Set too short. 

Turn SHOCK TIME knob CW 
and set it properly 

CURRENT knob setting 

Set too high 

Turn CURRENT knob CCW and 
set it properly 

SHOCK TIME knob setting 

Set too long 

Turn SHOCK TIME knob CCW 
and set it properly 

Shock Relay does not 
trip with an overload 
occurs  

Press and hold TEST button  It does not trip  

Exchange SHOCK RELAY for 
new one 

 If replacement of the shock Relay is necessary, please make contact with our company office.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TSB2CT100

Page 1: ...3 Edition When revisions of these standards are published the updated edition shall apply 6 Guards must be provided on all power transmission and conveyor applications in accordance with provisions of...

Page 2: ...n to adjustment Be sure to read this manual carefully before using your Shock Relay When delivering a device containing the Shock Relay be sure that this instruction manual is included 2 TSBSS and TSB...

Page 3: ...2 3 Dimensions Shock relay 72 61 Attachment Cover Screw Unit mm 1inch 25 4 mm...

Page 4: ...3 External 2 phase CT Details for installation holes...

Page 5: ...V 60Hz 1min Between contacts AC 1000V 60Hz 1min Dielectric Strength Between circuits and contacts AC 2000V 60Hz 1min Protection Structure IP20 115VAC 2 7 VA 0 35W Power Consumption 230VAC 11 0 VA 1 2W...

Page 6: ...r source to the terminal L1 L2 Never connect the output of an inverter or a servo driver to terminals L1 L2 Install an insulation transformer between the power line and terminals L1 L2 of the SHOCK RE...

Page 7: ...SBSS05 1 3 7 5 TSBSS30 3 7 5 TSBSS30 3 5 5 7 1 2 TSBSS30 1 5 5 7 1 2 TSBSS30 2 7 5 10 TSBSS60 1 7 5 10 TSBSS30 11 15 TSBSS60 1 11 15 TSBSS30 1 15 20 TSBSS60 1 18 5 25 TSBSS60 1 22 30 TSBSS60 1 Basic w...

Page 8: ...urrent 100A 200A 300A Ratedsecondarycurrent 5A Ratedburden 5VA Ratedfrequency 50 60Hz Approximatelyweight 0 5kg Installation Procedure 1 Install the SHOCK RELAY on the External CT with screws accordin...

Page 9: ...nd correct the cause Release the tripped Shock Relay by pressing the RESET button or by shutting power down before restarting the equipment As a fail safe the Shock Relay keeps the built in output rel...

Page 10: ...ime 12 Troubleshooting Trouble Check Result Solution Wiring of the power source L1 L2 Not attached correctly Wire properly Even when the Shock Relay trips the 95 98 contacts do not shut down the attac...

Page 11: ...dangerous situation from arising 16 Warranty Range of warranty With regard to any troubles happened to our products replacement or repair of such troubled parts will be provided for free of charge du...

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