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23.02.1999  Wl / Fz

Z. Nr.: 1029 0710.1

sheet  3  of 4

Type: MSF 220 SV

Installation - Putting into operation

The plug base can be mounted either with
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35 mm mounting rail according to DIN 50 002 or

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M4 screws

Wiring directly to plug base
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Connect wires as per wiring scheme

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Plug in electronics and fix with knurled screw

Attention!
Do not plug in device alive nor detach it from socket.

When installing the device into the switch-gear cabinet, please observe the max.
admissible temperature. Care for both sufficient  clearance to other devices or
sources of heat or enough forced draught. Generally recommended mininum
clearance: 2 cm.

Before switching on make sure that the operational voltage Us of the lateral type
plate and the mains voltage are the same.

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Apply mains voltage to terminals 11 and 12.

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When device is ready for operation, relays “ALARM1”  and “ALARM2”  switch on
immediately, the LED’s are off. After approx. 2 s. relay “ON” picks up, terminals      3 -
4, 3 - 5 are connected.

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Relay "VENT" picks up, as soon as the input at terminal 7, 10 becomes high-resistive.

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Relay "VENT" releases 20 min. after the input at terminal 7, 10 becomes low-resistive.

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Relay  “ALARM1”  releases as soon as the input at terminal 8, 10 becomes high-
resistive.

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Relay “ALARM2” releases as soon as the input at terminal 9, 10 becomes high-
resistive.

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Relay “ALARM1”, “ALARM2” pick up as soon as the inputs at terminals 8, 10 ;       9,
10 become low-resistive.

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Relay “ON” releases first, as soon as the supply voltage is switched off.

Trouble-shooting and remedies

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Relays are not switched on.
Check whether supply voltage Us at terminal 11, 12 is available and corresponds to
the voltage indicated on the lateral type plate of the device.

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LED´s light up continuously.
Check whether PTC’s at terminals 7-10, 8-10 and 9-10 are connected correctly. Both
PTC’s must be connected and low-resistive.

Attention! Check PTC’s only with measuring voltages of < 2.5 V.

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In case of any other malfunctions, replace device and send it in together with a
description of the occurred malfunction.

Summary of Contents for MSF 220 SV

Page 1: ...switching on this device is especially suitable where an auxiliary voltage is not available and the secondary voltage of the monitored transformer is being used The MSF 200 SV can furthermore be used advantageously when combining it with operating current releases In case of malfunction of the supply voltage or of the relay there will be no tripping of the alarms The correct function can be detect...

Page 2: ...ed operational current Ie 2A AC15 400 V 2A DC13 24 V 4A AC15 250V Prefuse for device and contacts AC T 4 A DC F 2 A Mechanical contact life 5 x 107 operations Electrical contact life 2 x 105 operations at max switching capacity Factor of reduction at cos 0 4 0 6 x max switching capacity Switching on delay app 2 sec Testing conditions VDE 0660 VDE 0160 Rated insulation voltage AC 250 V Isolation VD...

Page 3: ... After approx 2 s relay ON picks up terminals 3 4 3 5 are connected Relay VENT picks up as soon as the input at terminal 7 10 becomes high resistive Relay VENT releases 20 min after the input at terminal 7 10 becomes low resistive Relay ALARM1 releases as soon as the input at terminal 8 10 becomes high resistive Relay ALARM2 releases as soon as the input at terminal 9 10 becomes high resistive Rel...

Page 4: ... S 12 6 14 3 ALARM 1 ALARM 2 ON 47 48 VENT 36 35 ALARM 1 VENT ALARM 2 21 Design S 12 5 104 5 82 36 23 5 AA AA AA 38 34 80 61 5 17 5 7 5 41 5 17 41 10 82 1 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 10 11 12 11 5 16 5 2 3 1 14 27 5 116 AA AA 41 5 Base 1 2 3 Cable bushing Mounting bore hole Unlatching only with rail mounting 2 6 Jacks for coding pins 1 ...

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