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Accuracy of measurements (including sensors)cvoltage (V) 1%b current (A) 1.5%b frequency (Hz) 0.1 Hzb power (W) and energy (Wh) 2.5%Stored informationThe fine setting adjustments, the last 100 events and the maintenance registerremain in the control-unit memory even when power is lost.Time-stampingTime-stamping is activated only if an external power supply module is present(max. drift of 1 hour per year).ResetAn individual reset, via the keypad or remotely, acts on alarms, minimum andmaximum data, peak values, the counters and the indicators.67
6.2. Control unitscharacteristicsMicrologic H "harmonics"E88759Micrologic H control units include all thefunctions offered by Micrologic P.Integrating significantly enhancedcalculation and memory functions, theMicrologic H control unit offers in-depthanalysis of power quality and detailedevent diagnostics. It is intended foroperation with a supervisor.long timeIr.7 .8 .9.6.5.4Ix InMicrologic 7.0 HUPE.95.981tr(s)4 8 12162021.5@ 6 Ir 24(A)(V)(kW)(kWh)Harmonicsalarmshort timeinstantaneousIsdtsdI i(s) .4 .4 .32.5 3 4 6 568 10.3 .2 4 122 8 .2 .1 3 151.5 10 .1on I 2 0 2 offx Irt off x InsettingdelaytestIÐn Ðt(A)3 5 (ms)7 230 3502 101401 20.5 30 60 800earth leakageIn shortIn addition to the Micrologic P functions, the Micrologic H control unitoffers:b in-depth analysis of power quality including calculation of harmonics and thefundamentalsb diagnostics aid and event analysis through waveform captureb enhanced alarm programming to analyse and track down a disturbance on theAC power system.Measurements ........................................................The Micrologic H control unit offers all the measurements carried out byMicrologic P, with in addition:b phase by phase measurements of:v power, energyv power factorsb calculation of:v current and voltage total harmonic distortion (THD)v current, voltage and power fundamentals (50 Hz)v current and voltage harmonics up to the 31st order.Instantaneous values displayed on the screencurrentsI rms A 1 2 3 NA e-fault e-leakageI max rms A 1 2 3 NA e-fault e-leakagevoltagesU rms V 12 23 31V rms V 1N 2N 3NU average rms V (U12 + U23 + U31) / 3U imbalance %power, energyP active, Q reactive, S apparent W, Var, VA totals 1 2 3E active, E reactive, E apparent Wh, VARh, VAh totals consumed - suppliedtotals consumedtotals suppliedpower factor PF total 1 2 3frequenciesFHzpower-quality indicatorstotal fundamentals U I P Q STHD % U IU and I harmonics amplitude 3 5 7 9 11 13Harmonics 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 13, monitored by electrical utilities, are displayed on the screen.Demand measurementsSimilar to the Micrologic P control unit, the demand values are calculated over afixed or sliding time window that may be set from 5 to 60 minutes.currentsI demand A 1 2 3 NA e-fault e-leakageI max demand A 1 2 3 NA e-fault e-leakagepowerP, Q, S demand W, Var, VA totalsP, Q, S max demand W, Var, VA totalsMaximetersOnly the current maximeters may be displayed on the screen.Histories and maintenance indicatorsThese functions are identical to those of the Micrologic P.Note:Micrologic H control units come with a non-transparent lead-seal cover asstandard.68
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