KAEL VARko-106-TFT User manual

VARko-106-TFT
Reactive Power Control Relay
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KAEL Mühendislik Elektronik
Tic. ve San. Ltd.Şti.
www.kael.co .tr

Specifications
√Easy to use with English enu
√Advanced software
√Easy to co issioning
√Color LCD screen ( 320 x 240 pixel 2.4” )
√Enough nu ber of steps needed ( 6 steps )
√Quickly and accurately detection power of capacitors
√Total current and voltage har onics, THD-I and THD-V
√Making co pensation even at low currents ( in. 10 A)
√Operating syste is used in the icro-processor
√Password protected
√Measuring te perature
√Following electrical para eters of three phases at the sa e ti e
■ Voltage of phase V( L – N)
■ Current of phase I
■CosΦ value CosΦ
■ Frequency Hz
■ Total har onic distortion of current THD-I
■ Total har onic distortion of voltage THD-V
√Alar s
■ Over voltage
■ Under voltage
■ Over Te perature
■ Over Current
■ Over Co pensation
■ Under Co pensation
■ THD on voltage
■ HD on voltage
■ THD on current
■ HD on current
√Step Protections
■ Over voltage
■ Over Te perature
■ Over Har onic

Introduction
Warnings
All the infor ation you need to know and the warnings regarding single phase controlled
VARko-106-TFT reactive power factor controller is described in the user anual.
Prior to taking the circuit for the device read this booklet carefully for your syste and your own
safety. Do not act without getting touch with our co pany for the issues that can not be
understood.
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Factory: Atatürk ah. 78 sok. No:10 Ulucak köyü, Ke alpaşa - İZMİR
1- The device should be co isioned and progra ed by the authorized and certificated
personels. If necessary, checks should be ade by that person again.
2- As co pensation is a co plex syste , subscriber' s syste are advised to keep under
control by licensed - professional electrical engineers and technicians that co pany owned or
agreed.
3- Do not open the device and not let it open. There are not any parts in the device that the
user or so eone can cut in.
4- Prior to aking electrical connections to the ter inals of the device, ake sure that there is
no energy in the cable and ter inals. There shouldn' t be energy at the control panel.
5- Do not use the device for different purposes other than co pensation syste .
6- Fix the device tightly on the control panel with the apparatus given on the device without
hanging around.
7- Do not interfere to the keys on the front panel with an object other than your fingers.
8- Wipe your device with dry cloth being sure to disconnect the power. Water or che icals used
for cleaning da age to the device.
9- Make sure that the ter inal connections are ade in accordance with the connection
sche e and without causing contact proble (loose binding or ultiple copper cables touching
to each other, etc.), prior to co issioning (supplying energy) of your device.
10- Use co pensation contactors co patible to the power of the capacitor in your co pensation
syste . Select the fuses in the power line of the capacitor co patible to the current of the
capacitor.
11- Select the current value of the fuses connected to the C1 ter inal input of contact phase
considering the su of the current drawn by the coils of connectors in each group (senary). In
case of using connector with high current coil, auxiliary relay ust be used to prevent da age to
the contact outputs of the device.
12- The alerts and the warnings above are just for your security. In case of not applied, KAEL
Elektronik Ltd. or its seller is not responsible for undesirable conditions.

Specifications
√Easy to use with English enu
√Advanced software
√Easy to co issioning
√Color LCD screen ( 320 x 240 pixel 2.4” )
√Enough nu ber of steps needed (6 steps )
√Quickly and accurately detection power of capacitors
√Total current and voltage har onics, THD-I and THD-V
√Making co pensation even at low currents ( in. 10 A)
√Operating syste is used in the icro-processor
√Password protected
√Measuring te perature
√Following electrical para eters of three phases at the sa e ti e
■ Voltage of phase V( L – L)
■ Current of phase I
■CosΦ value CosΦ
■ Frequency Hz
■ Total har onic distortion of current THD-I
■ Total har onic distortion of voltage THD-V
12 3 45 6
Capacitor
step not
activated
Capacitor step
activated (green)
Step Indicator
The powers they are belonging to are not yet infor ed
A step indicator ade by sy bols that can be easily realized by the user, is located on the upper
part of the screen of VARko-106-TFT. No atter which part of the user in, this panel is always
located on the top of the screen.
LCD screen is used in VARko-106-TFT to provide it to be ore easier in use and be
intelligible. In case the keys are not pressed for a long ti e, the device switch to the screen saver
ode to extend the life of the display, and only the step indicator shown on the the top scrolls
down step by step fro the top to the botto of the screen. Thus, the condition of the steps can
be continued to be onitored. In case of pressing on any key, the ain screen i age appears
again.
■ The connections of the device should be ade while the syste is energy-free.
■ VARko-106-TFT should be connected as shown in the connection diagra .
■ Current transfor er and voltage connection should be ade according to Sche e.
■ The value of the selected current transfor ers should not be under the real load values but
should be X/5 a per. It is also advised to choose 0.5 class.
■ Connect the “C1” co on phase input to the sa e phase with FF type fuses seperately.
Select the fuses to be used according to the specified current value.
■ Do not energize the device without ensuring the connections checked by easure ent
instru ents.
Making the Connections

Commisioning
When co issioning the first ti e, start values
are loaded into the device. Then it requires to
enter the nu ber of steps. In this case, the
screen on the right side will be displayed. The
nu ber of step is set-up to the required value
by the direction keys and “Apply” is selected. In
case “Okay” key is pressed, saves the change.
Or, in case no key is pressed, when the ti e is
over on the screen, it switches to the section
in which the current transfor er ratio is
inserted by taking 6 steps in the e ory.
1 2 3 4 5 6
nter number of step
seconds
20
06
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
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nter number of step
seconds
20
06
CancelOkay xit
Save
Changes?
1 2 3 4 5 6
nter current transformer Value
seconds
30
00500 / 5A
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
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Insert current transformer Value
seconds
20
CancelOkay Back
00500 / 5A
Save
Changes?
The line on which the blue bar locates, is set-
up to the required value by using the direction
keys and switch to the next side by pressing
the left direction key. Inserting the co plete
pri ary value, “Apply” key is pressed. In case
of pressing “Okay” key, the change is saved.
1 2 3 4 5 6
searching for current
transformer direction ... 5
Main MenuPlease wait
R S T ????????
Switch on loads
For all phases
1 2 3 4 5 6
Seaeching for current
transformer directions...
Main Menu
Current Flow dir. not Detected
- Make sure all
phases have loads
- Check voltage and
current inputs
!
The device auto atically switches to the
internalization of current polarity direction
ode. In this case, it is required to draw
enough current fro each phase. If enough
current can not be drawn fro any phase, the
device warns as “current flow direction not
detected” and shows the phase or phases
which are not internalized by ??? arks. When
the current polarity direction are internalized,
the device switches to the auto atic capacitor
power internalization ode.
P.S.: There is no need to press on the ain
screen key nor ally.
1 2 3 4 5 6
Main MenuPlease wait
Rdetected
R
1 Step : Number of Steps
2 Step : Current Transformer Ratio
3 Step : Determine of Current Transformer Directions
1 2 3 4 5 6
Kvar
Make internalizeMain Screen
R S
Detecting step powers... 10:00
Please close the variable loads in the system.
S1 -1.0
Device tries to identify capacitor powers, by
activating and then re oving the steps in
sequence. It is reco ended the closure of
variable loads in the syste to ensure instant
internalization during this process. If required,
the user presses the “Make the steps
internalize” key and can ake the syste
internalize by hi self. The auto atic
internalization is put on hold in the eanti e.
The step is not internalized auto atically as
long as the user is in the “Make the steps
internalize” enu.
P.S.1: There is no need to press on the ain
screen key nor ally.
P.S.2: Despite of the variable loads are
disabled, the connections of the device should
be checked again in case any power of the
steps and their connections are not intenalized
for a long ti e.
4 Step : Learning of step powers
When all the steps are internalized, the ain
screen page co es up and the device starts
operating in auto atic ode.
5 Step (Main Screen)
searching for current
transformer directions ... 5
R S T ????????
S T
T
S2 -2.5

Connections
K1
6A
Current direction
L3 (T)
L2 (S)
L1 (R)
2A
l1k1
N
C1
K1
K2
K3
K4
K5
K6
L2
L3
I1
k1
Voltage
inputs
Current Transformer Inputs
Load
*
*
*
* Fuse co patible
to the capacitor
power
ALR
ALR
(Alarm output)
FAN
(Fan output)
FAN
2A
2A
VARko-106-TFT
400V AC
X/5A
Main Screen Te perature
Total Har onic Distortion
Steps
Voltage
(L-L)
Current
400
500
Frequency
Cos Φ

1 MENU
This is the section in which any of the electrical easure ents
are onitored and set-up are ade. The para eters are
accessed by direction keys in the enu, para eters are inserted
by “Select” key and exit fro the para eters by “Exit” key.
Target TanΦ - CosΦ
1 1 Select ▼ xit▲
1 1 MENU
►Target TanΦ - CosΦ
Switch On Ti e
Switch Off Ti e
Step Nu ber
Current Trans. Ratio
This is the section in which the required % value of the syste is entered. CosΦ value
corresponding to the % value is displayed auto atically on the other side. The value is setup to
the required step by using up and down keys starting fro the digit where the blue line is. Then,
left key is pressed and the blue line oves next to left digit. All values are entered in the sa e
way by using the up and down keys. Moving the blue sub-line to the digit where the sign is by
using left key, the sign can be changed by pressing upwards key. (+) expresses inductive, (-)
expresses capacitive sections..
Enter target TanΦ value
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
CosΦ
1.000
%+00
Enter target TanΦ value
CancelOkay xit
CosΦ
1.000
%+00 Save
changes
“Apply” key is pressed to take the
target value into e ory. “Save
Changes” essage will appear on
the screen. When “Okay” key is
pressed, the value is taken into the
e ory.
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Switch on Ti e ( 1 – 3600 sec)
1 2
Delay ti e to switch on any step. The value is setup to the required step starting fro the digit
under which the blue line is, by using up and down keys. Then left key is pressed and the blue line
oves next to left digit. All the values are entered in the sa e way by using up and down keys.
Press “Apply” key inorder to take the period of step activating into e ory. “Save changes”
essage will appear on the screen. When “Okay” key is pressed, the value is taken into e ory.
Enter Step Switch On (Dis.)
Ti e
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
0020 sec
CancelOkay xit
Enter Step Switch On (Dis.)
Ti e
0020
sn
Save
changes
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Switch Off Ti e ( 1 – 3600 sec)
1 3
Delay ti e to switch Off any step. The value is setup to the required step starting fro the digit
under which the blue line is, by using up and down keys. Then left key is pressed and the blue line
oves next to left digit. All the values are entered in the sa e way by using up and down keys.
Press “Apply” key inorder to take the period of step activating into e ory. “Save changes”
essage will appear on the screen. When “Okay” key is pressed, the value is taken into e ory.
Enter Step Switch Off Ti e
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
0020 sec
CancelOkay xit
Enter Step Switch Off Ti e
0020
sn
Save
changes
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Nu ber of Steps ( 3 – 12)
1 4
Enter nu ber of steps
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄CancelOkay xit
This is the section in which the nu ber of steps will be used for co pensation, is entered. The
value is setup to the required step by using up and down keys starting fro the digit where the blue
line is. Then, left key is pressed
12 12 Save
changes
Enter nu ber of steps
and the blue line oves next to left
digit. All values are entered in the
sa e way by using the up and down
keys. Press “Apply” key inorder to
take the nu ber of steps into
e ory. “Save changes” essage
will appear on the screen. When
“Okay” key is pressed, the value is
taken into e ory.
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Current Trans. Ratio ( 5.......10000 / 5A )
1 5
Enter current transfor er value
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
00500 / 5A
Enter current transfor er value
CancelOkay xit
This is the section in which the pri ary value of current transfor ers in co pensation syste , is
entered. The value is setup to the required step by using up and down keys starting fro the digit
where the blue line is. Then, left key is pressed and the blue line oves next to left digit. All
values are entered in the sa e way by using the up and down keys. Press “Apply” key inorder to
take the current transfor er (pri ary) value into e ory. “Save changes” essage will appear on
the screen. When “Okay” key is pressed, the value is taken into e ory.
00500 / 5A
Save
changes
123456 123456
Current Flow Direction
1 6
This is the section in which the function of searching of current transfor er polarity directions are
activated or de-activated. In case “Enable” is selected, internalization of current transfor er
direction is always “On”, and only checks the directions when the device is powered. If “disable” is
selected, then the device internalize the current transfor er directions at once and do not change
it. The “disable” choice should be selected for so e loads (producing negative active load).
The required status for function is selected by using the up
and down keys. Press “Apply” key inorder to take this para eter
into e ory. “Save changes” essage will appear on the screen.
When “Okay” key is pressed, the value is taken into e ory.
Apply▲ + ▼ -
Enable
Direction Detection Status
1 2 3 4 5 6
Enter Power of Steps
1 7
xit▲▼
Kvar
Select
RS T
S1 ---------
S2 ---------
S3 ---------
S4 ---------
S5 ---------
Step powers are adjusted anually...
30
xit▲▼Select
1.Step
0.000 KVAr
1.Step
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
CancelOkay xit
xit▲▼
Select
1.Step
CancelOkay xit
R S T
- 0.000 KVAr
RST
KVAr
RST- 0.000
Save
changes
This is the section in which the step powers
are entered. The device directs the user
with subco and display continuously. It is
oved on the step of which the power is
required to be entered by using the up and
down keys. In the eanti e, that line are in
red colour. Select key is pressed.
The selected step nu ber co es to screen.
The “Select” key is pressed and a blue
underline appears on the last digit inside of
the fra e. The value is setup by using the
up and down keys starting fro the digit
where the blue line is. Then, left key is
pressed and the blue underline oves next
to the left digit. All the values are entered in
1 8 Delete Power of Steps
the sa e way by using up and down keys.
The “Apply” key is pressed to take the
into e ory. The sub-co and screen
changes and “Okay”, then “Exit” key is
pressed. “Save Changes” will appear on
the screen. When “Okay” key is pressed,
the value is taken into e ory.
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
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This is the section in which the step para eters are deleted one by one, or all. In case the reactive
load is changed in any step, the power of that step ust be deleted to let the device internalize the
the power of new step. The device fowards the user continuously by sub-co and screen. Moving
onto the step of which power required to be deleted, the up or down key is pressed. The line is in red
colour in the eanti e. In case of deleting only that step, “Delete” key is pressed; in case of deleting
all steps (if a device used in so ewhere else is connected to a new plant), “Delete All” key is
pressed. If “Delete” key is pressed, “Step Delete?” warning appears on the screen. When “Okay” key
is pressed, the power of that step would be deleted. The device will auto atically try to internalize the
power of that step again. You can exit the enu by “Exit” key. In case “Delete All?” key is pressed,
“Steps Delete?” warning appears on the screen. When “Okay” key is pressed, the power of all
steps would be deleted. The device will auto atically try to internalize the power of that step again.
You can exit the enu by “Exit” key.

xit▼ Delete CancelOkay Back
CancelOkay Back
xit▼ Delete Delete All
xit▼ Delete Delete All
Delete All
S5 - 5,000
Kvar R S T
S1 - 1,000
S2 - 1,500
S3 - 2,500
S4 - 5,000
1 3 4 52 6
S5 - 5,000
Kvar RST
S1 - 1,000
S2 - 1,500
S3 - 2,500
S4 - 5,000
1 3 4 52 6
Step
Delete ?
S5 - 5,000
Kvar RS T
S1 - 1,000
S2 - 1,500
S3 ----------
S4 - 5,000
134 52 6
S5 - 5,000
Kvar R S T
S1 - 1,000
S2 - 1,500
S3 - 2,500
S4 - 5,000
1 3 4 52 6
Steps
Delete ?
S5 ----------
Kvar RS T
S1 ----------
S2 ----------
S3 ----------
S4 ----------
1 3 4 52 6
Alar & Protection Para eters
1 9
1 9 1 1 Phase alarms 1 9 1 2 General Alarms
Over voltage
Under voltage
Over current
Over co pensation
Under co pensation
No phase
THD on voltage
HD on voltage
THD on current
HD on current
1st Connector Error
Total over co pensation
Total under co pensation
Syste Error
Over te perature
Voltage connection
Step Change
Step Zero
Modbus security Error
1 9 1 Alarm Control
1 9 1 1 1 Phase Alarms – Over Voltage (enable)
In case of over voltage during the activation of alert, alert is given and device warns the user.
In this case;
- capacitors and devices in the syste ay be da aged.
- “Voltage protection activated” ay be preferred in the step protection function
Phase Alarms – Under Voltage (enable)
In case of under voltage during the activation of alert, alert is given and device warns the user.
In this case;
- capacitors and devices in the syste ay be da aged or ay not be operated properly.
- “Voltage protection activated” ay be preferred in the step protection function
Phase Alarms – Over Current (enable)
In case over current is drawn fro the syste during the activation of alert, alert is given and
device warns the user. In this case;
- Inputs of the device ay be da aged any o ent. This case is out of warranty.
- Please stop the syste and replace the current transfor ers with the larger ones.
Phase Alarms – Over Compensation (enable)
In case the syste falls into over co pensation in any phase during the activation of alert, device
warns the user. In this case;
- Review the capacitor power distribution in the steps, especially in the phase where the alert is
given.
- Please allow less powerful capacitors which can reach buffer power values.
Phase Alarms – Under Compensation (enable)
In case the syste falls into under co pensation in any phase during the activation of alert,
device warns the user.
In this case;
- Review the capacitor power distribution in the steps, especially in the phase where the alert is
given.
- Please insert the capacitors which the phase or the phases need.
1 9 1 1 2
1 9 1 1 3
1 9 1 1 4
1 9 1 1 5
1 9 1 1 Phase alarms
Phase Alarms – THD on Voltage (enable)
In case total har onic failure in the phase voltage exceeds the set value during the activation of
alert, device warns the user.
In this case;
- You should install har onic filter to protect your devices.
1 9 1 1 7

Phase Alarms – HD on Voltage (enable)
In case the failure of any har onics between 3...31 in the phase voltage exceeds the set value
during the activation of alert, device warns the user.
In this case;
- You should install har onic filter to protect your devices.
Phase Alarms – THD on Current (enable)
In case total har onic failure in the phase of syste exceeds the set value during the activation of
alert, device warns the user.
In this case;
- You should install har onic filter to protect your devices.
Phase Alarms – HD on Current (enable)
In case the failure of any har onics between 3...31 in the phase voltage exceeds the set value
during the activation of alert, device warns the user.
In this case;
- You should install har onic filter to protect your devices.
1 9 1 1 8
1 9 1 1 9
1 9 1 1 10
1 9 1 2 1 General Alarms – 1 connector failure (K1 K6) (enable)
In case of this alar ;
- (C1) co on phase input ay not be connected.
- The fuse of (C1) co on phase input ay blowed out.
- Co pensation connection ay be ade prior to current transfor ers.
- Re oving the failure, steps internalized zero should be internalized again.
1 9 1 2 4 General Alarms – Total Over Compensation (enable)
In case of this alar ;
- The syste ay be kept in penalty.
- Review the capacitor power distribution in the steps.
- Please allow less powerful capacitors which can reach buffer values.
1 9 1 2 5 General Alarms – Total Under Compensation (enable)
In case of this alar ;
- The syste ay be kept in penalty.
- Review the capacitor power selection in the steps.
- Please insert the capacitors which the phase or the phases need.
1 9 1 2 6 General Alarms – System Error (enable)
In case of this alar ;
- (C1) co on phase input ay not be connected.
- The fuse of (C1) co on phase input ay blowed out.
- The fuses in the power line of capacitors ay blowed out.
- Re oving the failure, steps internalized zero should be internalized again.
1 9 1 2 7 General Alarms – Over Temperature (enable)
In case of this alar ;
- The te perature in the board exceeds the value setted.
- Please e power the panel cooling.
-“Te perature protection enable” ay be preferred in the step protection function (Chapter 179641)
1 9 1 2 General Alarms
1 9 1 2 9 General Alarms – Step Change (enable)
In case of this alar ;
- The old capacitor ay be replaced with the new one, but power value is not entered, or the
power of capacitor ay be decreased 50%.
1 9 1 2 10 General Alarms – Step Zero (enable)
In case of this alar ;
- The fuses in the power line of capacitors ay blowed out or contactor ay be da aged.
- Re oving the failure, steps internalized zero should be internalized again.

1 9 2 Alarm Setting Values
This is the section in which the alar setup values are entered.
1 9 2 1 Over Voltage (420 – 500V)
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
440
CancelOkay xit
Over voltage setting
V
Over voltage setting
V
This is the section in which the value of over voltage are entered. You ay enter a value between
440 and 500 Volts. The value is setup to the required value by using the up and down key starting
fro the digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the blue underline oves next
to the left digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and downkeys. “Select” key is
pressed to take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
440 Save
changes?
In case voltage protection is activated in the level protection function (Chapter 19111), all levels
are de-activated one by one to protect the capacitors when over voltage setup value is exceeded.
1 9 2 2 Under Voltage (300 – 380 V)
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
170
CancelOK SC
Under voltage setting
V
Under voltage setting
V
This is the section in which the value of under voltage are entered. You ay enter a value
between 300 and 380 Volts. The value is setup to the required value by using the up and down
key starting fro the digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the blue underline
oves next to the left digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and downkeys.
“Select” key is pressed to take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
170 Save
changes?
In case voltage protection is activated in the step protection function (Chapter 19112), all steps are
de-activated one by one to protect the capacitors when under voltage setup value is exceeded.
The contactors are in difficulty to stay drawn especially under a certain voltage and, therefore the
capacitor as well as contactor are exposed to operate in undesirable overload and arc. For this
reason, activating voltage protection function is reco ended.
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
050
CancelOkay xit
Over Te p. alar value
°C
This is the section in which the value of over te perature are entered. You ay enter a value
between 5 ile 85 °C. The value is setup to the required value by using the up and down key
starting fro the digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the blue underline
oves next to the left digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and downkeys.
“Select” key is pressed to take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
In case the te perature exceeds
the setup value, the value
displayed in light blue color
beco es red on the upper right of
screen.
050
Over Te p. alar value
°C
Save
Changes ?
In case te perature protection is activated in the step protection function (Chapter 19114), all
steps are de-activated one by one to protect the capacitors when over te perature setup value is
exceeded.
1 9 2 3 Over Temperature (5 – 85 °C)
1 3 4 52 6 1 3 4 52 6
1 3 4 5 62 1 3 4 52 6
1 3 4 52 6 1 3 4 52 6

1 9 2 4 THD Voltage Setting (% 1 – 100)
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
008
CancelOkay xit
Voltage THD Alar Setting
THDV
%
This is the section in which total har onic distortion value (THDV) are entered for voltage. You
ay enter a value between 1% and 100%. The value is setup to the required value by using the
up and down key starting fro the digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the
blue underline oves next to the left digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and
downkeys. “Select” key is pressed to take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
007
Voltage THD Alar Setting
THDV
%
Save
Changes ?
In case har onic protection is
activated in the step protection
function (Chapter 19117), all
steps are de-activated one by
one to protect the capacitors
when THDV setup value is
exceeded.
1 9 2 5 HD Voltage Setting (% 1 – 100)
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
006
CancelOkay xit
Voltage HD Alar Setting
HDV
%
This is the section in which har onic distortion value (HDV) are entered for voltage. You ay
enter a value between 1% and 100%. The value is setup to the required value by using the up
and down key starting fro the digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the blue
underline oves next to the left digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and
downkeys. “Select” key is pressed to take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
005
Voltage HD Alar Setting
HDV
%
Save
Changes ?
In case har onic protection is
activated in the step protection
function (Chapter 19118), all steps
are de-activated one by one to
protect the capacitors when HDV
setup value is exceeded.
1 9 2 6 THD Current Setting (% 1 – 100)
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
020
CancelOkay xit
Current THD Alar Setting
THDI
%
This is the section in which total har onic distortion value (THDI) are entered for current. You
ay enter a value between 1% and 100%. The value is setup to the required value by using the
up and down key starting fro the digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the
blue underline oves next to the left digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and
downkeys. “Select” key is pressed to take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
020
Current THD Alar Setting
THDI
%
Save
Changes ?
1 9 2 7 HD Current Setting (% 1 – 100)
Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄
015
CancelOkay xit
Current HD Alar Setting
HDI
%
This is the section in which har onic distortion value (HDI) are entered for current. You ay enter
a value between 1% and 100%. The value is setup to the required value by using the up and down
key starting fro the digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the blue underline
oves next to the left digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and downkeys.
“Select” key is pressed to take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
015
Current HD Alar Setting
HDI
%
Save
Changes
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Apply▲ + ▼ - ◄CancelOkay xit
Fan Te perature Value
This is the section in which fan output activation value is entered. You ay enter a value between 5
and 85 °C. The value is setup to the required value by using the up and down key starting fro the
digit where the blue line is. Then left key is pressed and the blue underline oves next to the left
digit. All values are entered in the sa e way by using up and downkeys. “Select” key is pressed to
take the into the e ory.
“Save changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
1 9 3 Fan Settings
This is section in which the setup values of fan inputs are entered.
1 9 3 1 Fan Temperature Value (5 – 85 °C)
Fan Te perature Value
050 °C 050 °C
Save
Changes ?
The required condition is selected for function by using
up or down keys. “Select” key is pressed to take the
into the e ory. “Save changes?” essage will appear
on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
1 9 3 2 Fan Output
Apply▲ + ▼ -
disable
Fan Output
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1 9 4 6 4 Step Protection Function
De-activation of the capacitors is reco ended to protect the against te perature, voltage and
har onics. This is the section in which protection is per itted.
P.S.: In case the current connector oves out or there is a connection failure at the voltage inputs,
protection is activated auto atically and de-activates the steps one by one.
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This is the section in which the te perature protection function is
activated or de-activated. The over te perature alar should also
be activated to operate the protection function (Chapter 19127).
The required condition is selected for function by using
up or down keys. “Select” key is pressed to take the
into the e ory. “Save changes?” essage will appear
on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
Temperature Protection
Apply▲ + ▼ -
Disable
Te perature Protection
1 9 Voltage Protection
Apply▲ + ▼ -
Disable
Voltage Protection
4 2
1 9 Harmonics Protection
Apply▲ + ▼ -
Disable
Har onic Protection
4 3
This is the section in which the protection function is activated or de-
activated against voltage har onics. Voltage har onic alar s
(THDV and/or HDV) should be activated in order to operate
protection function.
The required condition is selected for function by using
up or down keys. “Select” key is pressed to take the
into the e ory. “Save changes?” essage will appear
on the screen. Pressing “OK” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
This is the section in which the voltage protection function is activated
or de-activated. The voltage alar s should also be activated to
operate the protection function (over voltage, under voltage, no
phase).
The required condition is selected for function by using
up or down keys. “Select” key is pressed to take the
into the e ory. “Save changes?” essage will appear
on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key, the value is taken into
the e ory.
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1 10 Password Settings
1 10 1 Password Enable/Disable
1 10 2 Change Password
This is the section in which the use of device is activated or de-
activated with password. Initial password is “0000”. In case the user
changes the password, old password is valid even if returned to the
factory settings. In case of forgetting the password, our technical
support tea should be called.
The required condition is selected for function by using up or down
keys. “Select” key is pressed to take the into the e ory. “Save
changes?” essage will appear on the screen. Pressing “Okay” key,
the value is taken into the e ory.
Apply▲ + ▼ -
Enable
User Password Status
xit▲ ◄
Password active/passive
Change password
►
1 10 2 PASSWORD
Enter old
password
0
***
►xit▲ ◄
Password active/passive
Change password
►
1 10 2 PASSWORD
Enter old
password
0
***
Okay
xit▲ ◄
Password active/passive
Change password
►
1 10 9 PASSWORD
Enter
New Password
0
***
►xit▲ ◄
Password active/passive
Change password
►
1 10 9 PASSWORD
Enter
New Password
0
***
Okay
xit▲ ◄
Password active/passive
Change password
►
1 10 9 PASSWORD
Re-Enter
New Password
0
***
►xit▲ ◄
Password active/passive
Change password
►
1 10 9 PASSWORD
Re-Enter
New Password
0
***
Okay
xit▲ ◄
Password active/passive
Change password
►
1 10 9 PASSWORD
Re-Enter
New Password
0
***
Okay
Save
Password?
This is the section in which password is
changed.
First, old password ust be entered
correctly.
Nu ber value of the digit under which
blue line is, is entered by using upwards
key. You can ove to the next digit by the
right key. When the values of all digits are
entered in the sa e way, “Okay” key is
pressed.
In case the old password is entered
correctly, the new password page is
displayed inorder to let the user change
password.
New password is entered two ti es in the
sa e way. In case two passwords are the
sa e, “Password Correct” essage
displays on the screen.
When “Okay” key is pressed, the new
password is taken into e ory.
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1 12 Factory Defaults
This is the section which is used to restore factory default values to the
device.
Factory Default Values :
Target TanΦ(cosΦ) : % 0 (1,00)
Switch on Time : 10 sec
Switch off Time : 10 sec
Current Transformer (Primary) Value : 5 / 5 A
Number of steps : 06
Continuous Current Flow Direction Detection : disable
Phase Alarms – Over Voltage : disable
Phase Alarms – Under Voltage : disable
Phase Alarms – Over Current : disable
Phase Alarms – Over Compensation : disable
Phase Alarms – Under Compensation : disable
Phase Alarms – THD on Voltage : disable
Phase Alarms – HD on Voltage : disable
Phase Alarms – THD on Current : disable
Phase Alarms – HD on Current : disable
General Alarms – 1 connector failure : enable
General Alarms – Total Over Compensation : enable
General Alarms – Total Under Compensation : enable
General Alarms – System Failure : enable
General Alarms – Over Temperature : enable
General Alarms – Step Change : disable
General Alarms – Step Zero : enable
Alarm Setting Values – Over Voltage : 450V
Alarm Setting Values – Under Voltage : 350V
Alarm Setting Values – Over Temperature : 70 °C
Alarm Setting Values – THD Voltage : % 4
Alarm Setting Values – HD Voltage : % 4
Alarm Setting Values – THD Current : % 30
Alarm Setting Values – HD Current : % 30
Fan Settings – Fan Temperature Value : 50 °C
Fan Settings – Fan Output : disable
Level Protection Function–Temperature Protection : enable
Level Protection Function – Voltage Protection : disable
Level Protection Function – Harmonic Protection : disable
Password Procedure – Password Settings : disable
Password Procedure – Default Password : 0000 (refer to PS1)
Select ▼ xit▲
1 12 SETUP
►Factory Defaults
Delete Step Powers
Alar & Protection Par.
Password Settings
MODBUS RTU Settings
Yes Cancel
Device
will return
factory settings
Yes Cancel
Factory defaults
of the device are loading
In case of restoring factory settings, all the changes that the user ade, except password, will be cancelled.
PS 1 : User password is defined as “0000” at first However, after password is changed, password will not change even if
returned to the factory settings The last password that the user entered is valid
Device
will return
factory settings
Device
will reset ?
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Power supply (Operating Voltage) (Un) : (Phase-Phase ) 400Vac
Operating Range : (0,9-1,1) x Un
Operating Frequency : 50/60 Hz
Supply Power Consu ption : < 6VA
Power Consu ption of Measure ent Inputs : < 1VA
Contact Current : Max.3A/240 Vac
Iin : (as the secondary current of the current transfor er)
0,01 - 6 A p AC
Display Range : (Power Factor) 0,000 - 1,000 ind.and cap.
Mi i u Current Measure ent Value : 10 A
Measure ent Accuracy : %1±1 digit
Current Transfor er Ratio : 5/5..........10000/5 A
Display : 2,4” coloured LCD
Device Protection Class : IP 20
Ter inal Protection Class : IP 00
Environ ent Te perature : - 5 °C .... + 50 °C
Hu udity : %15 ...... %95 (without condensation)
Connection Type : On the front cover of the panel
Di ensions : 144x144x45
Technical Info
37 mm
140
140
50
WALL
1- An outlet in square for by 140 x 140 will be ade on the panel where the asse bly of
the device will be ade.
2- Prior to the asse bly of the device, re ove the apparatus of the panel.
3- Insert the device fro the front window drilled at the panel.
4- Fix the device to the panel by using panel holding apparatus at the back of the device.
Installation
Make the asse bly as to leave a 50 space between the wall and
the back of the device for ventilation.
PANEL OUTLET MEASUREMENT