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Sync- breaker-control
The relays configured for the circuit breaker control are rated to use both low voltage as well as
110VDC coils.
Synchronizer breaker allowed to close (potential free contact from TEC to Close coil)
The contact will be closed as soon as the synchronization starts, or when the breaker will be
closed on a dead bus (the contact will not be closed if the mode “hand-off load” is selected).
This contact is set in series with the synchronizer breaker close contact.
Synchronizer breaker close (potential free contact from TEC to close coil)
This contact will be closed by the synchronizer if the busbar is powered up (if the busbar is not
powered up the synchronizer is bypassed and the breaker will be forced to close)
Busbar is supposed to be dead if:
Busbar voltage is zero and
Busbar frequency is zero and
Incomer breaker is open and
Not any other engine (connected via CAN) is running
After receiving a synchronization command, a 2 seconds close pulse is given.
Synchronizer breaker under voltage coil (potential free contact from TEC to under-voltage coil)
Under voltage coil will be energized, 1 second before releasing the synchronizer. If the circuit
breaker needs to be opened the relay will be de-energized.
If the generator breaker is equipped with a trip coil instead of an under-voltage coil, one has to add an
external relay to invert the logic
Generator circuit breaker closed (potential free contact from circuit breaker to TEC)
This is the actual status from the circuit breaker. Auxiliary contact is supposed to be closed if the
generator circuit breaker is closed
Generator circuit breaker control, based on close coil and under voltage coil
Generator circuit breaker control, based on close coil and trip coil
I/O configuration
Name TEC ACB
I/O TAG Terminal Terminal
Sync breaker allowed to close DO 1 10 Relay outputs K1 --
Sync breaker close DO 2 57 Relay outputs K2 YC
2. Configuration of systems.
System Setup
Settings within this screen can be changed with password level 5. It allows dealers to setup the
system according to systems requirements.
Following screens indicates only the i/o that are described in this chapter
On closing the generator circuit breaker for the first time a synchronization check must be
applied. This can be done 2 ways:
Closing the breaker on a dead bus is the easiest way to check the wiring between voltage
sensing lines and the power organiser. If it is not possible to power-down the busbar the
voltage on either side from the generator circuit breaker needs to be measured. This voltage
needs to be 0 (or almost zero) as soon as the synchronizer pulse is given.