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Galvanisk skilt og overvåket
STRØMFORSYNING
STRØMFORSYNING
Inter Volt Strømforsyning
STRØMFORSYNING om bord med galvanisk skille.
En galvanisk skilt swithmode spenningsomformer, er sikreste
måte å unngå driftsforstyrrelser, enten det er en større
fritidsbåt, fiskesjark , arbeidsbåt eller større fartøyer samt
industrianlegg med batteribanker som f.eks nødstrømsanlegg.
• «SVCi» betyr Switchmode Voltage Converter Isolated
– spenningsomformer galvanisk isolert.
• «SPCi» betyr Switchmode Power Conditioner Isolated
– galvanisk skille/fullt isolert.
• Sett utgangsspenning på «Low» hvis det er dataskjermer
– monitorer i anlegget.
SVCi for 24V til 12V - Spennings omformere galvanisk isolerte: 8A eller 25A
Type SVCi241208 mini SVCi241225 maxi
Inngangsspenning 24VDC 17-33VDC 17-33VDC
Utg.spg. 12V konstant Low/High 12,5 eller13,6V 12,5 eller13,6V
Strømbelastning konstant 8A (80-100W) 25A (ca 300W)
Mål- mm/ Vekt-kg 170x80x40/0,4 275x136x55/1,6
Pris eks.mva/inkl.mva Kr. 1 568,-/Kr. 1 960,- Kr. 3 300,-/Kr. 4 125,-
SPCi for 24V-24V eller 12V-12V Galvanisk skille/ fullt isolert: 7A-20A
Type SPCi121207 mini SPCi121220 maxi SPCi242420 maxi
Inngang spenning 10-16 VDC(12V) 10-16VDC (12V) 17-33VDC (24V)
Utg.spg - Low/High 12,5 eller13,6V 12,5 eller13,6V 24,0 eller 27,2V
Strøm konstant belastn. 7A (ca 85W) 20A (ca 240W) 20A (ca 480W)
Mål- mm/vekt- kg 170x80x40/0,4 275x136x55/1,6 275x136x55/1,6
Pris eks.mva/inkl.mva Kr. 1 568,-/kr. 1 960,- Kr. 3 300,-/kr. 4 125,- Kr. 3 752,-/kr. 4 690,-
Mini Maxi
PSR
Strømforsyning
PSR - Programmable Voltage Sensing Relay
for sikker styring og overvåking
En nyhet for å styre og overvåke batterier, styre batteribanker
for lading og lastfordeling, sammenkoble batteribanker i nøds-
tilfelle og hindre dyputlading ved for lav spenning - eller et utall
andre bruksområder.
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• Lower Time Delay – this is the setpoint you will program as the time
(in seconds) you wish to delay the ‘disconnect’ function. This setpoint
provides a delay between the time the lower voltage limit is reached and
when it is activated. This is useful to prevent cyclic switching and allows
for voltage transients and dips to be taken into consideration.
• Alarm Voltage Limit – this is the setpoint you will program as the low
voltage warning limit for the battery. In the event this battery is discharged
for whatever reason a signal can be output to a remote alarm (audible,
visual or both) to alert the operator. Assuming a 24VDC system this could
be set to 24.0 Volts as a typical example.
• Alarm Time Delay – this is the setpoint you will program as the time
(in seconds) you wish to delay the alarm function. This setpoint provides
a delay between the time the alarm voltage limit is reached and when
it is activated. This is useful to prevent nuisance alarm warnings when
the voltage dips below the desired level, when cranking the engine for
example.
Note:
In addition to the aforementioned functions, the PSR has several other
features which can be utilised to aid and assist the user and/or installer.
These features include Manual Override Control, Automatic Status Display,
and Manual Status Display. Please refer to page 7 for details.
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AUTOMATIC PARALLELING OF BATTERIES
FIGURE III
The PSR can also be used as a paralleling switch for multiple battery banks.
The advantage with this particular application is that the PSR can be utilised
as an automatic load connect switch. The PSR is programmed with the
desired voltage and delay limits to connect a second battery to the primary
batter y when required. For example a starting battery can be connected
via the PSR to any secondar y batter y (of the same voltage) to automatically
provide assistance to the starting batter y in an emergency or as a back-up.
Case example as follows:
Scenario: A vessel is fi tted with a 12V starting battery bank. In addition there
is an onboard generating set which is also fi tted with a 12V starting battery.
The genset battery is independent and is separately charged from another
source. The owner of the vessel would like to use the genset batter y as a
back-up to the main battery in an emergency situation.
Resolution: It is possible, using the PSR, to utilise the genset battery as
an emergency back-up to assist the main starting battery by paralleling
both batteries automatically. In automatic mode the PSR is programmed
with voltage and delay setpoints to allow the second battery to connect
when required and disconnect when the primary battery voltage returns to
normal. The PSR can also be used as a manual parallel switch when used as
a conventional relay (refer page 32).
IMPO RTANT! The PSR must be set to normally closed (
) when used in
this application (
is factory default).
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• Alarm Voltage Limit – this is the setpoint you will program as the low
voltage warning limit for the battery. In the event this battery is discharged
for whatever reason a signal can be output to a remote alarm (audible,
visual or both) to alert the operator. Assuming a 12VDC system this could
be set to 12.0 Volts as a typical example.
• Alarm Time Delay – this is the setpoint you will program as the time
(in seconds) you wish to delay the alarm function. This setpoint provides
a delay between the time the alarm voltage limit is reached and when
it is activated. This is useful to prevent nuisance alarm warnings when
the voltage dips below the desired level, when cranking the engine for
example.
Note:
In addition to the aforementioned functions, the PSR has several other
features which can be utilised to aid and assist the user and/or installer.
These features include Manual Override Control, Automatic Status Display,
and Manual Status Display. Please refer to page 7 for details.
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FIGURE II
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When used for automatic paralleling of batteries the PSR can be user
programmed with the following settings:
• Upper Voltage Limit – this is the setpoint you will program as the
‘disconnect’ voltage to isolate the second battery after the primary batter y
again reaches a suitably charged level. Assuming a 12VDC system, this
voltage could be set anywhere from 13.5 Volts to 15.0 Volts as an example.
• Upper Time Delay – this is the setpoint you will program as the time (in
seconds) you wish to delay the ‘disconnect’ function. This setpoint provides
a delay between the time the upper voltage limit is reached and when it
is activated. This is useful to allow for the desired voltage of the primary
batter y to be stabilised before disconnecting the secondary batter y.
In a typical application this setting would be set to around 10 seconds.
• Lower Voltage Limit – this is the setpoint you will program as the ‘connect’
or paralleling voltage for the load i.e. when the batter y reaches the desired
voltage the relay will activate and close the load contacts thus connecting
the two batteries. Assuming a 12VDC system, this voltage could be set
anywhere from 12.0 Volts to 13.5 Volts as an example.
• Lower Time Delay – this is the setpoint you will program as the time
(in seconds) you wish to delay the ‘parallel’ function. This setpoint provides
a delay between the time the lower voltage limit is reached and when it is
activated. As an example this setting could be adjusted to 5 seconds which
would allow for momentar y voltage dips and transients before activating
the connect function.
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12 VDC 150 AMPS CONTINUOUS
PSR 12150 (12VDC)
Kr. 3 592,- eks.mva / Kr. 4 490,- inkl.mva
PSR 24150 (24VDC)
Kr 3 592,- eks.mva / Kr. 3 592,- inkl.mva
PSR finnes i 2 typer - for 12V eller 24V
- begge med belastning til150A
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