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1. |
The 'Auto/Man' switch on the panel must be in 'Auto'
position. |
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2. |
Position of "TEST" push button must be outward. |
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3. |
Set the cos Ø
setting to the value
calculated from the following formula. |
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4. |
Set % KVAR setting to the value calculated from the following
formula
% KVAR =
60 X (KVAR per capacitor stage ) / x V x I (model PFR 941)
% KVAR = 100 (minimum / first stage KVAR / x V x I (model PFR
942)
Where, V
= rated capacitor voltage in KV (0.415 KV etc.)
I = rated primary current of main incomer CT in Amps.
Note - All capacitor stages should be of equal KVAR rating in
Model PFR 941 |
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5. |
P.F. meter indicates the system
p.f. system (-ve sign for
inductive p.f.) |
| 6. |
If the '-' (red) L.E.D. glows and persists, system requires
capacitive load. The "switch on " cycle of the capacitor
bank stages commences and
after some delay, stage L.E.D.s and capacitors start switching on sequentially. As
the
capacitor banks are switched on, the system p.f. starts
improving from initial low p.f. to 1.0 p.f. |
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7. |
If the '+' (amber)
L.E.D. glows and persists, systems has more
capacitive load than required. The " switch off " cycle of the
capacitor bank stage commences and after some delay, stage
L.E.D.s and capacitors start switching off
sequentially. |
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8. |
Glowing of green
L.E.D. indicates that the system p.f. and
KVAR compensation are within set limits. No switching on or off can then take place. |
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9. |
If 'O/V' L.E.D. glows and persists. it indicates that the
system voltage has crossed safe value. The Controller trips all the stages and remains
unaffected till supply voltage attains normal value. |
TEST MODE OF OPERATION
To avoid unnecessary switching of capacitors in this
mode. keep 'Auto/Man' switch on the panel in 'Man' position.
When the push-button on the front
panel marked "'TEST" is depressed inwards. the TEST mode is activated and
input current signal
connected at M & L terminals is internally disconnected. As such the PFCR cannot sense
system P.F., and simulated current signal having typical power factor of 0.89 is internally
injected, which is indicated in the digital p.f. display window. User can then have calibration check of the
Controller as under |