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25.8kV Polymer Insulated Fault Interrupters

for Overhead Line

Users Manual

2011.07. V1.00

ENTEC E&E CO., LTD

78-2 Buncheon-ri Bongdam-eup Hwaseong-city Gyunggi-do Korea 445-894

TEL : (031)299-8400 FAX : (031)299-8402

Copyright 2011 by ENTEC ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD all right reserved. Forerunner Distribution & Automation


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction ................................................................................................................ 12. Ratings and Specification ........................................................................................... 23. Function and Characteristic ...................................................................................... 3

3.1. Overcurrent Trip Function................................................................................................. 33.2. Inrush Current Suppressing Function ................................................................................ 33.3. Line Current and Live Wire Display Function .................................................................. 43.4. Simple Function Adjustment ............................................................................................. 43.5. Battery Over Discharge Protection ................................................................................... 4

4. Control Setting ............................................................................................................ 54.1. Setting the Minimum Operating Current .......................................................................... 5

4.1.1. Minimum Operating Current Values ....................................................................... 54.1.2. Setting the Curve ..................................................................................................... 5

4.2. Setting Inrush Current Suppression .................................................................................. 55. Operation Description, Function Test, and Method ......................................................................... 6

5.1. Operation Description ....................................................................................................... 65.2. Operation Function Test .................................................................................................... 6

5.2.1. Minimum Operation Current Test ........................................................................... 65.2.2. Inrush current Suppression Test (0.5 sec. SET status)............................................. 6

5.3. Operation Method ............................................................................................................. 75.3.1. Manual Control ....................................................................................................... 75.3.2. Auto Control ............................................................................................................ 7

6. Name and Description ................................................................................................ 86.1. Fault Interrupter Main Unit ............................................................................................... 86.2. Control Box ....................................................................................................................... 9

6.2.1. Dimension ............................................................................................................... 96.2.2. Structure ................................................................................................................ 10

6.3. Control Panel................................................................................................................... 116.3.1. Close/Trip Control ................................................................................................. 126.3.2. Status Indicator ...................................................................................................... 12


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6.3.3. Battery Test............................................................................................................ 126.3.4. Side Panel .............................................................................................................. 126.3.5. LCD Control .......................................................................................................... 13

6.3.6. LCD Menu Structure and Default Setting ............................................................. 15

7. Unpacking and Transport ........................................................................................ 24

7.1. Unpacking ....................................................................................................................... 247.2. Transport ......................................................................................................................... 24

8. Fault InterrupterInstallation ................................................................................. 248.1. Manual Tripping and ClosingTest .................................................................................. 248.2. Auto Switch Operation Test ........................................................................................... 248.3. Pre-installation Precautions ............................................................................................. 248.4. Fault Interrupter Installation ........................................................................................... 258.5. Cable Installation ............................................................................................................ 25

9. Inspection and Maintenance .................................................................................... 269.1. Battery Check and Replacement .................................................................................... 26

9.1.1. Battery Check ........................................................................................................ 269.1.2. Battery Replacement ............................................................................................. 26

9.2. Periodic Checks............................................................................................................... 269.3. Checklist for When Malfunction Occurs ........................................................................ 27

10. Pole Diagram ........................................................................................................... 2811. Circuit Diagram ...................................................................................................... 2912. Time Current Curve ............................................................................................... 30

12.1. Standard curve ............................................................................................................... 3012.1.1. ANSI/IEEE .......................................................................................................... 3012.1.2. IEC ...................................................................................................................... 3012.1.3. ESB ..................................................................................................................... 3012.1.4. Definite Time .......................................................................................................3112.1.5. Reset Time ........................................................................................................... 31

12.2. Non-standard Curve ...................................................................................................... 3112.2.1. McGraw-Edison Recloser Curves ...................................................................... 3112.2.2. Power Research Curve ....................................................................................... 32

12.3. T-C Curve ...................................................................................................................... 3212.3.1. ANSI/IEEE Moderately Inverse Curves (ANSI-NI) .......................................... 33


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12.3.2. ANSI/IEEE Very Inverse Curves (ANSI-VI) .................................................... 34 12.3.3. ANSI/IEEE Extremely Inverse Curves (ANSI-EI) ............................................ 3512.3.4. IEC Normally Curves (IEC-NI) ......................................................................... 36

12.3.5. IEC Very Inverse Curves (IEC-VI) .................................................................... 3712.3.6. IEC Extremely Inverse Curves (IEC-EI) ............................................................ 3812.3.7. KEPCO Normally Inverse Curves (ES-NI) ........................................................ 3912.3.8. KEPCO Very Inverse Curves (ES-VI) ................................................................4012.3.9. Definite Time Curves (D1(DEF-1S), D2(DEF-10S)) ......................................... 4112.3.10. Power Research Curves (N1, N2, N3, N4) ....................................................... 4212.3.11. Non Standard Curves (A, B, C, D, E)................................................................ 4312.3.12. Non Standard Curves (K, L, M, N) ................................................................... 4412.3.13. Non Standard Curves (P, R, T, V) ..................................................................... 45

12.3.14. Non Standard Curves (W, Y, Z) .........................................................................46

12.3.15. Non Standard Curves (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) ................................................................... 4712.3.16. Non Standard Curves (6, 7, 8, 8*, 9) ................................................................. 4812.3.17. Non Standard Curves (11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18) ............................................. 49


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1. Introduction

This device is installed in the branch point of multiple earth neutral 22.9kV-Y system with load

capacity below 16MVA of main line, branch line, or feeder to protect and cooperate with other

protection devices (CB, Recloser, etc.) in case of fault by tripping precisely the fault section and

preventing the spread of the fault thus minimizing the damage. In addition, it is easy to check

the operation status as there is a built-in load current monitoring system and live line status

indicator.


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2. Ratings and Specif ication

[Table 2-1] Rating and Specification

ITEM RATING

Environment

Condition

Ambient Temperature -30C ~ 40C

Altitude below 1,000M

Rated voltage [kV] 25.8

Rated current [A] 400

Rated frequency [Hz] 50/60

Rated Short Time

Current

Instantaneous 15 kA

1Sec. 12.5 kA10Sec. 3.5 kA

Rated Making Current 32.5 kA(Peak)

Rated breaking current 12.5 kA

Power Frequency

Withstand Voltage

Dry 60 kV / 1 min

Wet 50 kV / 10 sec

Impulse withstand voltage 1.250s, 150 kV

Min. pickup currentPhase

Ground

Insulation Method

Control PowerBattery

DC 24 V (12V7.0AH*2EA)

50 times or 24 hours operation at the fully charged

battery

External Power AC 220 V / 20 VA, Max.200 VA

Control box internal

ambient Test

Power frequency withstand

voltage2kV/1min

Impulse withstand voltage

IEEE C62.45

Voltage Waveform : 6kV,1.2/50s

Current Waveform : 3kA,8/20s

Surge withstand capabilityEFT/BURST Test: 4 kV(2.5 Hz)

Oscillatory SWC Test: 2.5 kV(1 MHz)

OFF, 10 ~ 630 A, 1A Step

OFF, 2 ~ 315 A, 1A Step

Solid Type


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3. Function and Characteristic

During operation, when the current is above the minimum operating current, then the fault

interrupter can auto disconnect as is the characteristic of the T-C in power outage and when

auxiliary relays are first released, then the T-C can be tripped regardless of its characteristic. It

is suitable for usage in areas of high voltage use as well as areas of frequent lightning discharge

and has the following features.

3.1. Overcurrent Trip Funct ion

This fault interrupter has function to detect over current and auto disconnect the fault zone while

the auxiliary relays are released, as well as time-setting functions, OCR Trip and OCGR Trip, to

cooperate with the operations of the auxiliary safety devices.

The circuit breaker can be set to not trip for a set period of time so that it does not malfunction

due to the generated inrush current while being installed for the first time or being closed into

existing grid line.

After tripping the circuit breaker, if closed before the set Outage Timethen this function will

not operate but after the Outage Timehas passed and is closed, then this function will operate

normally. In addition, while the circuit breaker is closed, the backup (CB & REC) becomes

diagonal and if the backup recloses the live wires before the outage time' expires, then this

function will not activate.

3.3. Inrush Current Restraint Function

3.2. Under Frequuency Relay (81)

The under frequency relay function element is activated to trip CB ( Circuit Breaker PMCB) .

when the distribution system frequency drops below a specified frequency pickup value -

setting (UFR Value Setting). For closed the CB ( Normalize the power line system ) push

the button close local functions from sides panel.


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Inrush Current Restraint Function Operation Condition

in case of Dead line to Live line

3.4. Line Current and Live Wire Display Function

Simple to use as each phase current (A, B, C, N) is displayed on the control box LCD display as

well as a lamp that indicates the live wire state of the main voltage side (Phase A).

3.5. Simple Function Adjustment

Minimum operating current, overcurrent lock, and other adjustments can be made easily

through the LCD menu on the control box.

3.6. Battery Over Discharge Protection

Before the over discharge of the battery due to the loss of AC power, the whole system will

disconnect to prevent damage from over discharge and will resume normal operation only after

AC power is reapplied.

Closed Breaker

Signal

Cold Load Pickup

Active

Breaker Close

Breaker Trip Breaker Close

Cold Load Pickup Reset

Cold Load Pickup

Outage Time

Cold Load Pickup

Outage Time

Inrush Time

Breaker Trip

Cold Load Pickup Reset

Inrush Current Restraint Function Operation Condition

in case of Circuit Breaker close


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4. Control Setting

The control setting method of the fault interrupter is as follows.

4.1. Setting the Minimum Operating Current

Minimum operating current can be easily set through the LCD menu.

4.1.1.Minimum Operating Current Values

Minimum operating current value is derived from setting it to 1.3 times the maximum load

current and in case of ground circuit, typically set at around 40% of the rated current. The

following is an example using a 1000KVA transformer.

1000

22.9 3 1.3 .

1000KVA Rated Current = 25.2A / Short Circuit Min Operating Current: 25.2*1.3 times=32.76

1000

22.9 3

1.3 . 1000KVA Rated Current = 25.2A / Ground Circuit Min Operating Current: 25.2 * 40% = 10.08

Short Circuit Min Operating Current Value: 35A

Ground Circuit Min Operating Current Value: 10A

4.1.2.Setting the Curve

For faster operation of high-current and coordination with transformer station, IEC-VI and IEC-

EI are recommended.

4.2. Setting Inrush Current Suppression

Inrush suppression time and outage time can easily be set by the LCD menu on the control box.

Inrush suppression time and outage time are 0.5 seconds and 0/1 second by default.


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5. Operation Description, Function Test and Method

5.1. Operation Descr iption

If auxiliary relays demonstrate delayed action to the fault current that is greater than the

minimum operating current, the fault interrupter has quick RESPONSE TIME and will remove

most faults on its own. Also, depending on the setting of the auxiliary relays and the fault is

removed, then tripping function will activate as an added measure.

5.2. Operation Function Test

This fault interrupter setting is fully completed and tested prior to being shipped out.

5.2.1. Minimum Operation Current Test

Operation within 10% of the minimum operating current value.

5.2.2.Inrush current Suppression Test (0.5 sec. SET status)

If the current is blocked within 0.45 seconds of going above the minimum operating current, the

trip will not activate.


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5.3. Operation Method

5.3.1.Manual Control

(1) Close: Pull down the close lever (red) located on the right side of the main box 1 time.

(2) Trip: Pull down the trip lever (green) located on the left side of the main box 1 time.

. Note) Take caution when pulling the lever as to not exert too much force and cause damage

to the device.

5.3.2.Auto Control

First, connect the fault interrupter to the control box with control cables. Open the control box

and check the battery status. Make sure it is over 24V DC. [If the battery is depleted, recharge it

by connecting it to the battery jack].

(1) Close: Press the close button.

(2) Trip: Press the trip button.

(3) Set the values of the control box to accommodate user's needs.


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6. Name and Description

6.1. Fault Interrupter Main Body

Fault Interrupter Main Body Drawing

(1) Manual Close Lever(Close)_Red

When installed, close can be done with the manual close lever by pulling it down with the

control hook.

(2) Manual Trip Lever (Trip)_Red

After close, the manual trip lever can be pulled down with the control hook, thus tripping it.

If too much pressure is applied, device may get damaged.

(3) Status Indicator

Display whether the fault interrupter is in trip or closed status.

(4) Manual Close Device

If the hook is pulled down while in close or trip status, machine close is not possible.

(5) Polymer Housing

Take caution as the Epoxy material is susceptible to damage from external shock.

CLOSE HANDLE

OPEN HANDLE

POLYMER HOUSING

HANDLE LOCKING

INDICATOR3

2

5

1

4

0 0 0 0 1


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6.2. Control Box

6.2.1.Dimension

Control Box Dimension

17

R8.5R13

17

380

443

160


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6.2.2.Structure

Control Box Structure

(1) Battery: DC24V(12V7.0AH 2units), Dimension: L151*W65*H94.5(100)

(2) Battery NFB: 6A

(3) AC NFB: 6A

(4) AC FUSE: 2A30mm (Slow blow type)

(5) Power TR: AC220V/24V

(6) DIGITAL RELAY : ETMFC50

(7) DIGITAL UFR RELAY

AC BATTERYAC FUSE

ETMFC50

V+ V- V+ V-

MODULE

CONTROL

AC POWER

CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR

EARTH

TERMINAL

DIGITAL

BATTERY

POWER SWITCH

POWER & CHARGER

BATTERY TEST

RELAY

--

DIGITAL

UFR

IGITAL UFR

DIGITAL UFR

HZ


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(8) Power connector: MS22-2P (A: voltage side, B: ground side, C: Not in use)

*. Power cable: 8meter long, female connector on one end, peeled on the other

(9) Control connector: MS28-22S

* Control Cable: 8meters long, female connector

6.3. Control Panel

RELAY ETMFC50 PANNEL

BATTERY TEST PANNEL

ENT

SEL

FUN

ESC

A FAULT

B FAULT

C FAULT

N FAULT

RESET

LAMP TEST

OPENCLOSE

RUN

S1 LIVE

ETMFC50-01E

SEC TRIP

23.4 72

185

174

4-?5

.5122100

154

S1_CAL

S2_CAL

IA

IB

IC

A02

A04

A03

A05

A06

IG

A07

A08

B02

B01

B03

B04

05

03

02

IN01

04

COM

IN08

07

06

OUT01

OUT02

OUT03

OUT04

C01

C02

C03

C04

C05

C06

C07

C08

C09

C10

D01

D02

D03

D04

D05

D06

D07

D08

E01

E02

E03

E04

POWER

S1

S2

COM

FG

FG

+A01

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

ZG

N

PS1_CAL

S2_CAL

PORT1(RS23

2)

MULTIFUNCTIONCONTROL

ETMFC50-01

OUT01/02:24V/16A,03/04:5A

DC24V(18~32V)/3.5W(Max.5W)

CT:1A,VT:

6.Password

>7.Pactory Debug

>2.Metering

[ Menu Screen]

>3.Status

>4.Count

FUN

ESC

Data Chk...OK

Event Chk.....OK

>5.Event

[ Booting Screen ]

LCD Initial Menu UFR

HZ

HZ

DIGITAL UFR


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6.3.6.LCD Menu Structure and Default Setting

LCD Menu

[MAIN MENU] >1.Setting >1.System

>2.Protection

[INRUSH TIME]

>Inrush-T : 0.5

Outage-T : 0.1

>6.PasswordNEW PASSWORD

0000

>7.Factory Debug

>2.Metering

>*.Save Setting

>1.System Config[OUTPUT TIME]

>OUTPUT1: 0.05

OUTPUT2: 10.00

OUTPUT3: BUFFER

OUTPUT4: BUFFER

>2.Output Time

[OTHER ELEMENT]

>Panel Sleep: 5

Remote: DISABLE

>7.Other Element

>1.Pro. Control

[PRO. CONTROL]

>Protect.: ON

G-Pro.: ON

Section: ON[51P:Time OC-P]

>Pickup(A): 200Curve: B(117)

Time Dial: 1.00

Time Add.: 0.00

M.R.T: 0.00

>2.51P:Time OC-P

[51P:Time OC-G]

>Pickup(A): 100

Curve: B(117)

Time Dial: 2.00

Time Add.: 0.00

M.R.T: 0.00

>3.51G:Time OC-G

>7.Inrush Time

>3.Status >1.Input Status

[OPERATION]

Count: 0>1.Oper. Count

[50P:INST OC-P]

>Pickup(A): 3500

T-Delay: 0.00

>4.50P:Inst OC-P

[50P:INST OC-G]

>Pickup(A): 1750

T-Delay: 0.00

>5.50G:Inst OC-G

[OUTPUT SIGNAL]

>OUTPUT3: OCR

OUTPUT4:LOCKOUT

>3.Output Signal

>6.Section

[SECTION]

>Block I: NONE

Operate Cnt: 1

Reset Dly: 3.0

Open Dly: 0

>4.Count

[FAULT]

OCR: 0

LOCKOUT: 0

>2.Fault Count

[COUNT RESET]

>1.Oper. Count

2.OCR Count

3.LOCKOUT Count

4.All Count

>*.Count Reset

[OUTPUT STATUS]

OUTPUT1: LOW

OUTPUT2: LOW

OUTPUT3: LOW

OUTPUT4: LOW

>*.Wear Reset

[SYSTEM CONFIG]

>CT Ratio: 1000

Frequency: 60

TCC Offset: 40

* *

*

*

*

[AVER LOAD I]

>Set Time : 15>4.Aver Load I

>1.Now Metering

>2.Max Demand I.

>*.Reset Demand

[METERING]

Ia[A]: 0Ib[A]: 0

Ic[A]: 0

In[A]: 0

Vref[V]: 1.50[Max Demand I.]

Ia[A]: 0

Ib[A]: 0

Ic[A]: 0

In[A]: 0

>5.Event >1.Event View

>*.Event Reset

[OPER. COUNT]

>Reset Cnt: 0>5.Oper. Count

[CONTACT WEAR]

>A Wear: 100.00

B Wear: 100.00

C Wear: 100.00

>6.Contact Wear

>2.Output Status

[CONTACT WEAR]

A Wear: 100.00

B Wear: 100.00

C Wear: 100.00

>3.Contact Wear

[INPUT STATUS]

INPUT1: HIGH

INPUT2: HIGH

...

INPUT11: HIGH

INPUT12: HIGH

. NOTE * Checked menu is a main setting menu of the breaker.


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(1) Setting

1) System Settings

CT Ratio Sets the current CT ratio.

Range: 1~1200 (1 Increment, Default: 500)

. Note) This setting must match that of the CT as it affects directly the

performance of the fault interrupter. Factory default setting

strongly recommended.

Frequency

Set the grid frequency.

Range: 50Hz, 60Hz (Default: 60Hz)

TCC Offset

Set the time for the relay to activate after overcurrent has set off the fault

interrupter.

Range: 0~100msec (1msec Increment, Default: 40msec)

Panel Sleep

Set the amount of idle time required to go into sleep mode. In the set

amount of time, if no buttons are pressed, the panel will go into sleep

mode. Range: 0(OFF), 1~100min. (1min. Increment, Default: 5min.)

Remote

Set the remote communication settings for SCADA.

Range: ENABLE, DISABLE (Default: DISABLE)

. Note) In case of ENABLE, IN06: TRIP Order, IN07: CLOSE Order,

IN08: RESET Order is available.

2) Set the OUTPUT signal

OUTPUT Time

Set the time for the PULSE signal to output. However, if the setting is

0(Buffer), OUTPUT signal will occur when the required conditions are

met.

Range: 0(BUFFER), 0.01~60.00sec (0.01sec Step)

OUT01 : Fixed output setting that will output for the set time or until trip

when trip command is received. (Default: 0.05sec)

OUT02 : Fixed output setting that will output for the set time or until close

when close command is received. (Default: 10.00sec)

OUT03, OUT04 : Not used.


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OUTPUT Signal

Set the Output signal of OUTPUT3 and OUTPUT4.

Set OUT3: OCR

Range of OUT4: LOCKOUT

- NONE: Stop used

- OCR: In case of Overcurrent Trip (51P,51G,50P,50G)

- OCR51: In case of Lagging Overcurrent Trip (51P,51G)

- OCR50: In case of Instantaneous Overcurrent Trip (50P,50G)

- LOCKOUT: In case of Short Trip

- CLOSED: Fault Interrupter close

- TRIPPED: Fault Interrupter trip

- ALARM: System error

- NORMAL: System Normal

3) Default Settings

Oper. Count (Initializing No. of operations)

Used to match up the number of operation on the control box and main

box.

MAIN MENU/ 4. Count/ *. Count Reset" Initializing the operation

count using the menu, will revert back to the factory default setting.

Range: 0~10000 (1 Increment, Default: 0)

Contact Wear (Initializing Contact Life)

Used to match up the contact life on the control box and main box.

Initial contact life can be set as A, B, or C.

MAIN MENU/ 3. Status/ *. Wear Reset" Initializing the contact life

through the menu, will revert back to the factory default setting.

Range: 0.00~100.00% (0.01% Increment, Default: 100.00%)

4) Protection Settings

Protection Control

Protection: Select whether to use short-circuit and ground overcurrent.

- Range: ON, OFF (Default: ON)

Ground Protection: To use ground overcurrent, "Protection" must be set

ON.


Section: Set whether to use section function.



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51P: Time OC-P (Short-delayed overcurrent elements)

Pickup: Set the Pickup Current.

- Range: 0(OFF), 10~630A (1A Increment, Default: 200A)

Curve: Set the T-C Curve characteristic.

- Range: Total 46 settings (Default: B(117))

Time Dial: Set the T-C Time constant multiplication of the curve

characteristic.

- Range: 0.05~15.00 (0.01 Increment, Default: 1.00)

Time Add.: Set the T-C Curve characteristic additional time.

- Range: 0.00~10.00sec (0.01sec Increment, Default: 0.00sec)

M.R.T: Set the Minimum Respond Time.


51G: Time OC-G (Ground Delay Overcurrent elements)

Pickup: 0(OFF), 2~315A (1A Increment, Default: 100A)

Curve: Total 46 types (Default: B(117))

Time Dial: 0.05~15.00 (0.01 Increment, Default: 2.00)

Time Add.: 0.00~10.00sec (0.01sec Increment, Default: 0.00sec)

M.R.T: 0.00~10.00sec (0.01sec Increment, Default: 0.00sec)

50P: Inst OC-P (Short instantaneous overcurrent elements)

Pickup: Set the Pickup current.

- Range: 0(OFF), 10~10000A (5A Increment, Default: 3500A)

T-Delay: Set the time delay.

- Range: 0.00~10.00sec (0.01sec, Default: 0.00sec)

50G: Inst OC-G (Ground instantaneous overcurrent elements)

Pickup: 0(OFF), 10~10000A (5A Increment, Default: 1750A)

T-Delay: 0.00~10.00sec (0.01sec, Default: 0.00sec)

Section

Block I: Sets the Over-current Lock current.

-NONE Setting: Section function uses the minimum operating current

setting of the overcurrent protection element and will operate normally

regardless of the fault current.

- Set Value: If the electrical current is higher than the set value, the

overcurrent protection element is blocked and the section function will

activate. It is used to control sectionalizer with low block rating.

-

Range: 0(NONE), 100~10000A (10A Increment, Default: NONE)


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Operate Cnt: Set the number of operations of the Section.

- Block I counts the number of times no electricity after fault above the

set current is experienced and when the count is equal to the set value,

then after the "trip delay" time has passed, short trips. If it becomes live

wire before the Trip delay time has passed, then it does not trip.

However, if Block I is set to "NONE" then the minimum operating

current is used as the standard.

- Range: 1~4 (1 Increment, Default: 1)

Reset Dly: Set the reset period of the section operation. After the section

operation number has been reached, live wire is resumed, and no fault is

experienced then the section operation count is reset to zero.


Trip Dly: Set the delay time of the built up charge. Instead of releasing thebuilt up charge caused by the section operation right away, it is released

only after no electricity is detected for the set time.

- Range: 0.0~180.0sec (1sec Increment, Default: 0sec)

Inrush Time

Set the inrush current suppression.

Inrush-T: Set the inrush current suppression time.


Outage-T: Set off the inrush current suppression (Outage) time.- Range: 0.0~180.0sec (0.1sec Increment, Default: 0.1sec)

5) Save Setting: Used to save the set values.

(2) Metering

1)Now Metering: Displays the present measured values of the fault interrupter.

Ia[A]: Displays the measured current in A.

Ib[A]: Displays the measured current in B.

Ic[A]: Displays the measured current in C. In[A]: Displays the measured current in N.

Vref[V]: Displays the inner reference voltage. The reference voltage is 1.5V.

. Current below 2A is displayed as 0A.

2) Max Demand I.: Displays the maximum value of the measured average load.

Ia[A]: Displays the maximum value of the measured average load of A.

Ib[A]: Displays the maximum value of the measured average load of B.

Ic[A]: Displays the maximum value of the measured average load of C.

In[A]: Displays the maximum value of the measured average load of N.


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3) Reset Demand: Reset the maximum value of the average load current to zero.

(3) Status

1) INPUT Status: Displays the input status(IN01~IN12).

2) OUTPUT Status: Displays the output status(OUT01 ~ OUT04).

(4) Count

Display the Count information of the fault interrupter.

1) Operation Count: Once tripped, counted up as the operation count of the fault

interrupter.

2) Fault Count: Displays the number of fault trip of the fault interrupter.

OCR: Displays the number of trips caused by overcurrent.

LOCKOUT: Displays number of trips caused by built up charge.

3) Count Reset

Operation Count Reset: Resets operation count to 0.

OCR Count Reset: Resets OCR count to 0.

LOCKOUT Count Reset: Resets LOCKOUT count to 0.

All Count Reset: All counters are reset to 0.

(5) Event

Record events that occur during the booting or operation of the fault interrupter.

Events are divided and analyzed as fault, diagnosis, and system events.

Events are recorded chronologically up to 20 events.

In the event that there are more events, then the oldest is recorded over.

[] and [] buttons can be used to check the occurred events.

1) Event View

Event Menu

Indicates the type of event occurred.

SYST' Evt: System Event

DIAG' Evt: Diagnostic Event

FAULT Evt: Fault Event

SYSTEvt[ 1/20]Target: SYSRST

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. Note) On the Fault Event screen, press [ENT] button and the current value

at the time of the fault is displayed. Push [ENT] button again to

return to the event indication screen.

Displays the order of the events, with the highest number indicating the latest

occurred event.

Displays the details of the occurred events.

SYST' Evt

- SYSRST : System Restart

DIAG' Evt

- DOPF : Output Circuit Power Error

- QFULL : Operation buffer cue full

-

EEPROMF: EEPROM Error- PARAMF : Outside set parameter value

- RAMF : RAM Error

- DATAF : Stored average load current and counter data error

- EVTF : Stored Event Data Error

FAULT Evt

- 51PF : Short Delay Overcurrent Trip Occurrence

- 51GF : Ground Delay Overcurrent Trip Occurrence

- 50PF : Short Instantaneous Overcurrent Trip Occurrence

- 50GF : Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent Trip Occurrence- LOCKOUT: Section trip occurrence

2) Event Reset: Deletes all saved events.

(6) Password

Change the password.

(7) Factory Debug

Manufacturer's maintenance menu. Inaccessible to the user.

Displays the details of the UFR

Parameters

Settings


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7. Unpacking and Transport

7.1. Unpacking

(1) Prior to unpacking, check for possible damage.

(2) After unpacking, check for damage on the fault interrupter.

(3) Check the name plate on the product to make sure it matches the packaging marking.

7.2. Transpor t

(1) To lift the fault interrupter, firmly secure the wire rope to the 4 transport hooks and use a

crane.

(2) Make sure to place the product on firm level ground.

(3) When placing on the ground, take care to place it gently as strong impact could cause

damage.

8. Fault InterrupterInstallation

8.1. Manual Tripping and ClosingTestPull down the right side of the manual close handle to close the fault interrupter and pull the

green trip lever to trip. Repeat 4~5 times to check the operation of the mechanics.

8.2. Auto Switch Operation Test

(1) Press the close button then about 6 seconds later, fault interrupter is closed. Push the trip

button for immediate effect.

(2) Factory packaging of the fault interrupter includes the main unit, control box, power cable,

connector cable, and installation bracket.

8.3. Pre-installation Precautions

(1) After unpacking and while being transported, make sure that there is no damage.

(2) Install at level.

(3) Make sure there is no power when installing. [Electrocution prevention]

(4) Securely place the ground. [Ground terminal 22 38 wire access]


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8.4. Fault Interrupter Installation

When installing on pole fittings, use the set hooks to lift and attach to the arm by firmly

securing the hanger bar, bolts, and clamps.

Properly connect the ground cable to the ground terminal of the main unit and the control box.

Properly connect the control cable to the receptacle on the bottom of the main unit.

Prior to operation, turn on all the control panel switches and verify that the trip/close status

indicator light works and correct the phase current and ground current

8.5. Cable Installation

(1) Power Cable: MS22-2

*. A: voltage side (white), B: ground side (Black).

(2) Control Box Connector: MS28-22

*. Control Cable: 8 meters long, distinguish the male and female connector then connect

the male side to the control and female side to the aluminum main unit until both are

firmly connected all the way in. When connecting, gently shake the unit and not the

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9. Inspection and Maintenance

The frequency of the inspection depends on the pollution level and the number of auto

and manual break occurred in the fault interrupter. If no fault current is detected then it

will trip automatically and the next point should be inspected. Inspections must be done

periodically.

9.1. Battery Check and Replacement

9.1.1.Battery CheckThe battery 24V DC and must be charged by external power source of 220V AC that is

connected to the control box.

9.1.2.Battery Replacement

BATTERY is a consumable supply and must be replaced periodically. The replacement

battery can be purchased directly from ENTEC or agents. The battery is 2 Atlasbx KB

7.0-12 connected in sequence. Other batteries may be used as long as they conform to

the specifications below:

BATTERY: DC24V(12V7.0AH 2units), Dimension: L151W65*H94.5(100)

9.2. Periodic Checks

[Table 9-1] Periodic Check Point

Check detail Frequency Remarks

Check for cracks and damage to

the polymer housing6 months If detected, further inspection is required.

Check for corrosion to the

control box6 months Corrosion may cause malfunction.

Battery Voltage [DC24V] 6 months

If low, replace.

[Warranty period 6 months]

[Lifespan 2~4 years]

Auto Close Trip 6 months If malfunction, must be fixed.


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9.3. Checklist for When Malfunction Occurs

[Table 9-2] Check Point in case of Fault Occurrence

Malfunction Check list Remarks

No manual

close-Is the operating indicator closed?

If the rope is attached and is wet

due to rain, the weight may cause

trip.

No manual trip-Is the operating indicator tripped?

-Is the connecting loop is in vertical?

Trip occurs too

frequently

-Is the trip side of the rope under too

much pressure?

-Has the minimum operating current

been corrected in accordance with the

load capacity?

No auto close

and trip.

-Is the battery inserted properly?

-Is the control cable connected?

-Is the battery charged?

-Is the control box fuse blown?

If the battery voltage is below 24V

DC then insert the 220V AC power

for 48 hours to recharge. [If the

battery is completely discharged

then it must be replaced]

Contact if problems other than those above occur:

TEL 031-299-8400 FAX 031-299-8401~2


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10. Installation Drawing

Installation Drawing


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11. Circuit Diagram

Circuit Diagram

2

1

3

4

5A

Current

C

220Vacpowerinput

Receptacle(MS310222-2P)

A

B

Tr1

7

Switch

V4

V1

12

45

BUSHING

LOADSIDE

CT3

BUSHING

SOURCE

3

6

Control

Cubicle

CT

500:1

NOTE.

VD1

M

+ TS

rRGg,h,jmpn

,sd,e,f

a,b,c

T VWUK SB C DA

5559-4

CN15

4

3

1

2

MS310228-21P

MS310628-21P

MS310228-21S

(37pin)

(37pin)

+

NFB1

rRGg,h,jmpn

,sd,e,f

a,b,c

T VWUK SBC DA

CT1

CT2

I2

I0

I1

I3

ABC

RST

2A

8

2

1

3

4

B

6

2

1

3

4

5C

INPUT

7

8

910

6

2

1

3

4

5D

7

8

OUTPUT

2

1

3

4

E

Voltage

NFB2

Battery

P2

3

2

1

1

24VacIN

P1

2

4

2

1MPWP3

P4 1,3

2,4

CPW

1103

1109

1101

1105

1202

1201

1301

1304

1302

1303

1309

1409

1404

1408

1402

1503

1501

1504

401

313

315

314

401

313

410

310 300

400

100

200

MOV

ETMFC50MODULE

POWER&CHARGERMODELE

P5

P6

8

BATTERYTESTPANEL

KIM.N.H

AN.T

.P

SONG.W

.H

5.13

2011.

Pol

ymerInsulatedFaultInterrupters

CONNECTION

DIAGRAM

N

S

EFI-71001

-QTY

DESCRIPTION

MATERIAL

NO

x

1

-

REMARK

DWG.NO.

SPEC

-

6

52b52a

52b

MS310628-21S

6

1512

873

P2

P3

52b

69

52a

V4

V1

16

ProtectionModule

1891

7

5 214

P1

I2

I0

I1

I3

CN15

4

3

14

2

15

1

6

UFRRELAY

UFRPOWER

SENSOR

AC220


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12. Time Current Curve

12.1. Standard curve

12.1.1.ANSI/IEEE

Trip Time(Sec) = TD x (/ ( M

- 1) +)

[Table 12-1] ANSI/IEEE Curve

Curves RtNormally Inverse 0.1400 0.0200 0.0 9.700

Very Inverse 13.500 1.000 0.0 13.500

Extremely Inverse 80.000 2.000 0.0 80.000

12.1.2.IEC

Trip Time(Sec) = TD x (/ (M

- 1) )

[Table 12-2] IEC Curve

Curves RtNormally Inverse 0.1400 0.0200 0.0 9.700

Very Inverse 13.500 1.000 0.0 13.500

Extremely Inverse 80.000 2.000 0.0 80.000

12.1.3.ESB

Trip Time(Sec) = TD x (/ (M

- 1) +)

[Table 12-3] ESB Curve

Curves RtStandard Inverse 0.011 0.02 0.042 9.000

Very Inverse 3.985 1.95 0.1084 3.985


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12.1.4.Definite Time

[Table 12-4] Definite Time Curve

Curves RtDefinite Time 1sec 0.0 - 1.0 1.0

Definite Time 10sec 0.0 - 10.0 10.0

12.1.5.Reset Time

Reset Time(Sec) = TD x (Rt / (1 M2))

[Table 12-5] Curve Factor

TD Time dial Characteristic constantM Multiples of pickup currentRt Reset characteristic constant

12.2. Non-standard Curve

12.2.1.McGraw-Edison Recloser Curves

[Table 12-6] McGraw-Edison Recloser Curves

Phase Ground

Old New Old New

A 101 1 102

B 117 2 135

C 133 3 140

D 116 4 106

E 132 5 114

KP 162 6 136

L 107 7 152

M 118 8 113

N 104 8* 111

P 115 9 131

R 105 11 141

T 161 13 142

V 137 14 119

W 138 15 112

Y 120 16 139

Z 134 18 151


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12.3.1.ANSI/IEEE Moderately Inverse Curves (ANSI-NI)

ANSI/IEEE Moderately Inverse Curves

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Time(Second) Tim

e(Second)

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12.3.2.ANSI/IEEE Very Inverse Curves (ANSI-VI)

ANSI/IEEE Very Inverse Curves

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ANSI/IEEE Extremely Inverse Curves

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Time(Second) Tim

e(Second)

ANSI EXTREMELY INVERSE

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12.3.4.IEC Normally Curves (IEC-NI)

IEC Normally Inverse Curves

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e(Second)

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IEC Very Inverse Curves

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e(Second)

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IEC Extremely Inverse Curves

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12.3.7.KEPCO Normally Inverse Curves (ES-NI)

KEPCO Normally Inverse Curves

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12.3.8.KEPCO Very Inverse Curves (ES-VI)

KEPCO Very Inverse Curves

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12.3.9.Definite Time Curves (D1(DEF-1S), D2(DEF-10S))

Definite Time Curves (D1, D2)

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12.3.10. Power Research Curves (N1, N2, N3, N4)

Power Research Curves (N1, N2, N3, N4)


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12.3.11.Non Standard Curves (A, B, C, D, E)

Non Standard Curves (A, B, C, D, E)

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12.3.12.Non Standard Curves (K, L, M, N)

Non Standard Curves (KP, L, M, N)

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12.3.13.Non Standard Curves (P, R, T, V)

Non Standard Curves (P, R, T, V)

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12.3.14.Non Standard Curves (W, Y, Z)

Non Standard Curves (W, Y, Z)

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12.3.15.Non Standard Curves (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

Non Standard Curves (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

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12.3.16.Non Standard Curves (6, 7, 8, 8*, 9)

Non Standard Curves (6, 7, 8, 8*, 9)

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