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If the system is for a healthcare facility, for example, can the touch screen quickly access JCAHO2 records and information to help satisfy reporting requirements?
Does it have automatic load shed control?
How about a system one-line schematic overview?
The answers are, ' Yes.'
What are your specific requirements?
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Standard Features
- Load demand with operator adjustment of settings
- Ethernet or RS485 connectivity to Building Management System
- Test with load
- Test without load
- Automated manual paralleling with graphical synchroscope
- Alarms
- LCD touch screen
- Automatic synchronizing and paralleling controls
Optional Features
- One touch screen per Generator module
- Remote annunciation
- Redundant master processor
- Load control for up to 64ATS's
Controls
- Touch screen is standard with the Master module; optional with Generator modules
- Automatic synchronizing and paralleling controls
- Touch screen has dual processors, one dedicated to logic, one to graphics
- Controls hardware
- Dual processor control
- Distributed processing
- High speed CANbus
Touch Screen
- 12 in. color TFT on Master module
- Display on each pair of generators is optional
- System overview screen with one line schematic
- Real time clock
- JCAHO records are available if the generator(s) is/are properly equipped
- Screens:
- Main Menu
- Generator One-Line
- Metering
- System Status
- Alarm Status
- ATS Status
- Dual Metering
- kW Trending
- Multi-Trending
- Manual Paralleling
- Log in
- Event Log
System Control
- Automatic standby
- Load management control
- Automatic load shed control
- Controller on each generator, optional
- Redundant master controllers, optional
- Automatic generator load demand control
- Emergency stop
Engine-Generator Control
- Engine-generator of your choice
- Automatic engine start
- Adjustable engine cool down timer
- System overview screen
- Automatic synchronizer
- Engine governor control, load sharing, soft loading/unloading
- Voltage regulator control VAR/PF sharing
- Automated manual paralleling
Metering
- Voltage A-B, B-C, C-A (or AN, BN, CN)
- Current A,B,C
- Frequency
- Power factor
- kW
- kVAR
Generator Protective Relaying
- Device 27/59 under/over voltage
- Device 810/U over/under frequency
- Device 15 Automatic Synchronizer
- Device 32 Reverse Power
- Device 40 Loss of excitation
- Device 25 Synch check
Engine Alarms (if properly equipped)
- Low coolant temperature pre-alarm
- High coolant temperature pre-alarm and shutdown
- Low oil pressure pre-alarm and shutdown
- Low fuel alarm
- Low engine battery alarm
- Overcrank shutdown
- Overspeed shutdown
Circuit Breakers
- You choice of selected breaker brands
- Drawout
- UL 1066 with two-step energy storage
- 100KAIC Rated
- 5 Cycle closing
- Electrically operated on generators and manually operated on distribution
- Auxiliary and bell alarm contacts
- Trip unit with LSIA functions on generators and LSIG function on distribution
Power Supply
- Best DC source selector system
- Power from 24 VDC engine cranking batteries
- DC-DC converter
Enclosure and Bus
- Constructed and labeled to UL1558 is standard
- Up to 600V 3 phase 4 wire AC system with 100 neutral and (25) ground bus
- Main bus amperage up t o 10,000 amps
- Silver plated copper bus
- Braced for 100KAIC
- NEMA1(3R available)
- ANSI Gray
- Shipping splits at each section to ease installation
Serial Based Communications
- Engine network communications
- Automatic Transfer Switches
- Standard for 32 ATSs, optional for 64 ATSs
- Hard-wired start signals
- Hard-wired load shed relays
- Building Management Network
- Modbus RTU serial RS485
- Modbus TCP Ethernet
- High reliability, industrially hardened redundant capability on single path
- High speed automation network
1For detailed specifications please request publication 3135
2Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
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