URC I-AC-PRO-TS User manual

test set
URC
Utility Relay Company
i-ac-pro-ts ac-pro trip unit
instruction manual
Secondary Injection Test Set
for AC-PRO Trip Units
Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
Phone: [phone]
www.utilityrelay.com

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Table of Contents
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Section 1.0 Introduction...............................................................................................2
2.0 Overview ....................................................................................................2
3.0 B-291 Test Set Controls............................................................................2
3.1 Power..........................................................................................2
3.2 Time Display .............................................................................2
3.3 Timer Clear Push Button..........................................................2
3.4 Start Push Button and LED......................................................2
3.5 Stop Push Button.......................................................................3
3.6 Test Current Display.................................................................3
3.7 Current Preset Push Button.....................................................3
3.8 Amp Coarse Adjust...................................................................3
3.9 Amp Fine Adjust........................................................................3
3.10 Phase Selector ............................................................................3
3.11 Frequency Selector....................................................................4
3.12 Contrast Push Button................................................................4
4.0 Operation...................................................................................................4
4.1 Connecting to the AC-PRO .....................................................4
4.2 Select Frequency........................................................................4
4.3 Calculate Long Time (LT) Pick-Up Secondary Current.......5
4.4 Long Time (LT) Pick-Up Test..................................................5
4.5 Long Time (LT) Time Test.......................................................6
4.6 Calculate Short Time (ST) Pick-Up Secondary Current.......6
4.7 Short Time (ST) Pickup Test....................................................7
4.8 Short Time Test .........................................................................7
4.9 Calculate Instantaneous (I) Pick-Up Secondary Current......8
4.10 Instantaneous (I) Pickup Test...................................................8
4.11 Calculate Ground Fault (GF) Pick-Up Secondary Current..9
4.12 Ground Fault (GF) Pick-up Test..............................................9
4.13 Ground Fault Time Test ...........................................................10
4.14 Unbalance...................................................................................10
5.0 Error / Fault Conditions...........................................................................10
5.1 Current Error............................................................................10
5.2 Thermal Limit............................................................................10
Figure 1 Control Panel Overview........................................................................11
Figure 2 AC-PRO/Breaker Test Set Connections..............................................12
Ground Fault/Unbalance TCC .............................................................................13
Overload TCC .....................................................................................................14

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1.0 Introduction
The Model B-291 Secondary Injection Test Set
is a single-phase test set specifically designed
for testing the operation of the Utility Relay
Co., AC-PRO microcontroller based trip units.
The test set will test either the standard 1-Amp
or the special 1/2-Amp AC-PRO.
The test set can test pick-up and time delays of
the various protection functions by driving
current into the AC-PRO on the secondary side
of the current transformer circuit.
The test set will test the AC-PRO trip system
with the exception of the current transformers
and associated wiring harness. Secondary
injection testing is not a substitute for
primary injection testing that should be
performed for any circuit breaker retrofit.
2.0 Overview
The basic function of the test set is to deliver an
accurate level of AC current directly to the
AC-PRO trip unit under test and to measure the
pick-up values and times required for the AC-
PRO to trip. The technician running the test
will operate the Start, Stop, Clear and Current
Preset momentary push buttons, adjust the Amp
Coarse and Amp Fine potentiometers (pots),
and adjust the Phase and Frequency Selector
switches. The two displays are used to indicate
elapsed time in seconds and test current in
amps.
Reference the AC-PRO users manual for the
AC-PRO operating instructions.
3.0 B-291 Test Set Controls
3.1 Power
Power to the test set is controlled with the
manual “On-Off” switch. An AC cord is
supplied with the test set. The recommended
AC power source is 120V AC at either 50 or 60
Hz. The “120 VAC” receptacle also contains
the 5 Amp, 250V, 5X20mm main power fuse.
3.2 Time Display
The B-291 test set will measure the time
elapsed while current is being delivered to the
AC-PRO, and display the time on the “Time
(seconds)” LCD display. The time will stop
accumulating when the AC-PRO trips or when
the Stop push button is pushed. The LCD time
display will display seconds with 1/100 of a
second resolution. The timer display is cleared
when the Clear push button is pushed.
3.3 Timer Clear Push Button
The “Clear” push button clears the time
display.
3.4 Start Push Button and LED
The “Start” push button starts the test current
flow to the AC-PRO and simultaneously starts
the timer. The green LED located above the
Start push button indicates test current flow.

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3.5 Stop Push Button
The “Stop” push button stops the test current
flow and simultaneously freezes the timer.
3.6 Test Current display
The “Test Current (amps)” LCD display
indicates the true RMS test current in amps,
going to the AC-PRO during a test.
To determine the equivalent CT primary
current:
1-Amp AC-PRO…multiply the test set current
by the CT rating set in the trip unit.
Example: If the CT rating is 600 and the
test current is 1.50 amps, then the
equivalent primary current is
1.50 X 600 = 900 amps primary
1/2-Amp AC-PRO…multiply the test set
current by 2 and then multiply by the CT
rating set in the trip unit.
Example: If the CT rating is 600 and the
test current is 0.75 amps, then the
equivalent primary current is
0.75 X 2 X 600 = 900 amps primary
3.7 Current Preset Push Button
While the “Current Preset” push button is
pushed, the test set will display the current
setting (from Amp Coarse and Fine adjust pots)
in the Test Current LCD display without
actually driving any current to the AC-PRO.
The sum of the Amp Coarse and Fine pots is
displayed in the current LCD display and is
continually updated while the Current Preset
switch is pushed. After the current pots are
adjusted to the desired test current as seen on
the display, release the Current Preset push
button. The test set limits the current set point
level to 12.00 amps.
3.8 Amp Coarse Adjust
The “Amps Coarse” adjustment quickly
changes the test current or the test Current
Preset, with clockwise rotation increasing the
value.
3.9 Amp Fine Adjust
The “Amps Fine” adjustment slowly changes
the test current or the test Current Preset, with
clockwise rotation increasing the value.
3.10 Phase Selector
The “Phase Select” selector switch is used to
select which phase of the AC-PRO the test
current is driven into. It selects between
Phase A, Phase B, Phase C or Ground Fault
(Neutral).

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3.11 Frequency Selector
The “Frequency (Hertz)”selector switch is used
to select the AC test current frequency. This is
used to select 25, 40, 50 or 60 Hz.
3.12 Contrast Push Button
The “contrast” push button changes the contrast
of both the timer and current LCD displays.
The switch should be pushed until the desired
contrast is seen in the displays
4.0 Operation
4.1 Connecting to the AC-PRO
The Test Harness makes the connections from
the test set to the AC-PRO (including power for
the AC-PRO). It also provides a connector for
connection to the breaker harness to allow the
AC-PRO to fire the breaker actuator and trip
the breaker. See Figure 2.
While the power switch is in the off position
(red led in switch off):
1) Connect the round connector on the
Test Harness to the connector on the
test set marked “AC-PRO”. Twist the
outer ring clockwise to fully seat and
lock the connector.
2) Remove the breaker wiring harness
from the “breaker harness” connector
on the AC-PRO (if installed on a
breaker).
3) Connect the female ten-position
terminal block connector on the Test
Harness to the AC-PRO.
4) Connect the small round connector on
the Test Harness to the “24 VAC
auxiliary power” connector on the AC-
PRO.
5) Connect the previously removed
breaker wiring harness connector to the
male ten-position terminal block on the
Test Harness (if installed on a breaker).
6) Once all connections are made the test
set power can be turned on. The AC-
PRO should also power up. (A short
current pulse to the selected AC-PRO
phase can occur on power-up or power-
down which may cause an
instantaneous trip.)
4.2 Select the Frequency
Select the desired frequency of operation using
the “Frequency (Hertz)” selector switch.
This must match the AC-PRO frequency.