Energy Management SolutionsPower Generation and Transmission Facilities You can provide solution in your Power transmission project with Klea Energy Analyser and Systemon Software Shopping Malls and Chain Markets-Industrial Zones With ETOR Gateway and Systemon software, you can read and invoice electric, naturel gas and water meters as a sub-metering application automatically. With Rapidus, you can always keep your facility’s reactive energy under control and never pay unexpected penalties. With Klea and Ecras you can monitor, save and analyze energy consumptions. You can make saving decisions. Factories With Rapidus you can monitor your reactive energy remotely and you do not make unnecessary service and never pay unexpected penalties. With Klea and Ecras you can monitor, save and analyze energy consumptions. You can save expenses and decrease your carbon emission. Power Distribution Facilities You can monitor, record and analyze your energy parameters and quality. You can minimize loss and leakage in your system. With Rapidus you can keep your reactive energy consumption under control and you can monitor all energy parameters with its advanced power measurement features. KLEA Energy Analyzer . • Moduler design • No connector cables • No fixing screws • State of the art technology Easy mounting on panels connection to system . Data Collection Platform • All forms of energy can be collected by one KLEA. • 2 Digital I/O is standart in KLEA. • Klea has generator input and it is activated once generator is on. water and/or pressure meters. • Users can set Tariff 2 to measure genset usage as a power supply and this brings users to identify the exact cost of the energy. • Plus 5 I/O is optional. Genset Utility KLEA TCP/IP LOAD ETOR MOBDUS RS 485 NETWORK . • User can calculate total consumption of all forms of energy and calculate energy cost per product. • Production quantity can be collected by a limit switch or a dry contact coming from a proximity sensor. Water Meter Gas Meter Quantity Counting KLEA MOBDUS Distribution Panel TCP/IP ETOR Dual Source Energy Measurement • Generators produces much more expensive energy compared to utility supply. • User can collect data from gas. • User can use these sub-tariffs in order to measure energy consumption for different shifts in a facility. S and I values are measured for each phase and sum. • Tariff 1-1. Data Logging • Klea measures • Klea logs • Klea logs • Klea logs • 1 MB Memory 68 different energy parameters. • Klea keeps demand for I. . S for each phase. • Klea keeps 4 months demand logs for 4 parameters with time stamp. • P. User can read these values from the screen remotely Modbus communication. Demand Management • User can adjust demand period between 1 to 60 minutes. 1-2 and 1-3 values are also saved in non-volatile memory. 50 recent alarms with time stamp.11 12 10 T1-1 T1-3 9 1 7 Multi-Tariff Energy Measurement 3 T1-2 8 2 6 4 5 • In addition to Tariff 2. P . Q. 4 months demand values. and.Q. Q. 80 days hourly 240 days daily 36 months monthly real time measurements of 68 parameters. • Klea logs the maximum value of the average values in a month. S and I values and gets the average values of 4 parameters for each demand period. Tariff 1 is splitted into three with adjustable start & end times for each sub-tariff. • Klea monitors P. These peak values may reach upto 100 A and as a result of this current inputs of the analyzer may burn out and create an open circuit for secondary connections of the CT.100 A 5A Surge Withstand 100 A/1 sec 1 sec. • Some models have either 2 or 4 programmable analog outputs and user can set any measured parameter to be disclosed with any of the output channel. Klea current inputs can withstand surges upto 100 A for 1 second. • Klea’s sampling rate per period is 512. Programmable Analog Outputs • Klea can be used as an energy transducer in substation automation projects. . In medium voltage applications. Signal Waveform Monitoring • Klea’s high sampling rate enables the user to monitor a real time signal waveform. • User can monitor the effects of harmonics on the system from this screen. This may result with an explosion on CT since secondary side is open circuited. current transformers may generate peak currents in secondary windings. 2 Umin ≤ U ≤ Umax - PFA Power factor 0.25 Ind to 0.2 20 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax - INc Neutral current 0.5 Ind to 0.2s) Function Symbol Function Function Performance Class According to IEC 61557-12 P Total active power 0.5 Ind to 0.25 Cap - SA Total apparent power 0.8 Cap - QV Total reactive power 1 5 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax 0.Accuracy Class (0.8 Cap - THDV Total harmonic distortion voltage 1 0 % to 20 % - THDI Total harmonic distortion current 1 0 % to 100 % - Measuring Range Other Complementary Characteristics Other Features • Graphical LCD • Language Support • Harmonics Measurement upto 51 • Advanced Alarm Settings • Real Time Clock .2 10 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax 0.2 10 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax 0.5 20 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax - U Voltage 0.2 0 to 49999999999 IEC 62053-22 Class 0.5 0.05 45 .2S ERV Total reactive energy 2 0 to 49999999999 IEC 62053-23 Class 2 f Frequency 0.8 Cap - EA Total active energy 0.5 Ind to 0.65 Hz - I Phase current 0. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W96xH96xD72 0. +80 C.16AWG 1. TN. -30 C ….5 mm2 .01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0. 0-10 V..606100 KLEA 320P 606101 KLEA 370P 606102 KLEA 322P 606103 KLEA 324P * * 85-300 V AC 85-300 V DC 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W.5 mm2 .14AWG 4mm2 . -30 C …. -30 C ….428 kg IP 40 front. induced by radio-frequency fields EMC .5 mm2 .6 kHz 6A 0.between 45-65 Hz Input Outputs • Relay Outputs Max. 95% * * * * * * * * * * * * 300 VAC CAT II acc.5 mm2 . 10 ms Dry Contact 2 5-30 VDC 20 Hz.5 mm2 . -5-5 V.5 mm2 .2x16 AWG 1. +80 C.75 mm2 . to IEC 61010-1 300 VAC CAT II acc. short interruptions and voltage variations immunity tests Industrial.2x16 AWG 2. scientific and medical equipment .428 kg IP 40 front.Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test EMC . 10 ms Dry Contact 2 5-30 VDC 20 Hz.16 AWG 2x0.2 0.16 AWG 2x0. 3P3W Aron 4 TT.Surge immunity test EMC .Limits and methods of measurement EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6 EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6 EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6 EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6 EN 61000-4-8 EN 61000-4-11 EN 61000-4-8 EN 61000-4-11 EN 61000-4-8 EN 61000-4-11 EN 61000-4-8 EN 61000-4-11 EN 55011/A1:2010 EN 55011/A1:2010 EN 55011/A1:2010 EN 55011/A1:2010 General Graphical LCD 6 buttons Password Protection Supply Voltage AC Supply Voltage DC Current Transformer Ratio Voltage Transformer Ratio Connection Type Measurement in Quadrants Networks Accuracy Class Voltage Accuracy Class Current Accuracy Class Active Energy Number of Measurement in a period Power Consumption Power Quality Measurements Harmonics / current and voltage THD-Voltage in % THD-Current in % Phasor Diagram Data Logging Average.16AWG 1. 50 ms 3750 Vrms 0 2 10 A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 100 Hz.. 95% -20 C …. -10-10V.16 AWG 2x0.14AWG 4mm2 .12 AWG 2x1.2 0.5 mm2 .2 0. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W96xH96xD72 0. -30 C …. control..428 kg IP 40 front. 50 ms 3750 Vrms 4 - - * Isolated * Nonisolated 0. 50 ms 3750 Vrms 0 2 10 A 250 VAC 1250 VA 7 100 Hz. 95% -20 C ….Voltage dips. Relay Outputs Stranded: Solid: Digital I/O.2 0.2x16 AWG 2.6 kHz 300 V Cat II 1-300 Vrms 2-500 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0.1 VA 25.16AWG 1.6 kHz 6A 0.5 512 < 3VA * * 85-300 V AC 85-300 V DC 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W.2 0. Switching Voltage Max.5 mm2 ..12 AWG 2x1..2x18 AWG 1. 3P3W Aron 4 TT. +60 C.75 mm2 . IP 20 rear Panel Mount W96xH96xD72 0.1 VA 25.Power frequency magnetic field immunity test EMC .1 VA 25. Maximum Values Alarms Time Stamp Demand Voltage Measurement Input Overvoltage Category Measured Range L-N Measured Range L-L Measured Frequency Range Power Consumption Sampling Freq. IT 0.Radio-frequency disturbance characteristics .1 VA 25.12 AWG 2x1..14AWG 4mm2 .5 512 < 3VA Upto 51st * * * Upto 51st * * * Upto 51st * * * Upto 51st * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 300 V Cat II 1-300 Vrms 2-500 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0. TN.6 kHz 2 10 A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 100 Hz.5 mm2 .Radiated.14AWG 4mm2 .5 mm2 . +60 C. Current. and laboratory use .2 0. 10 ms Dry Contact 7 5-30 VDC 20 Hz.2x18 AWG 1. IT 0. RS 485 Stranded: Solid: Ambient Conditions Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Relative Humidity (no condensation) Communication and Others Modbus RTU Battery Real Time Clock Standarts in Compliance Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement. 3P3W Aron 4 TT.6 kHz 6A 0. +60 C.5 mm2 . 4-20 mA Isolation Mechanical Properties Weight Protection Class Assembly Type Dimensions • Cable Cross Sections Supply Voltage.5 mm2 .2 0.2x16 AWG 2.6 kHz 300 V Cat II 1-300 Vrms 2-500 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0. +60 C.5 mm2 .5 mm2 . +80 C.5 mm2 . 50 ms 3750 Vrms 2 2 10 A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 100 Hz.01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0. to IEC 61010-1 300 VAC CAT II acc.75 mm2 . +80 C.75 mm2 .5 512 < 3VA * * 85-300 V AC 85-300 V DC 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W.2x18 AWG 1. Switching Power • Digital Inputs Minimum Counting Frequency Input Present or Not • Digital Outputs Switching Voltage Range Minimum Switching Frequency Isolation Level • Analog Outputs Range of Outputs 0-5 V. TN.16 AWG 2x0. 10 ms Dry Contact 2 5-30 VDC 20 Hz.Immunity to conducted disturbances.between 45-65 Hz Current Measurement Input Rated Current Measurement Range Overvoltage Category Measurement Surge Voltage Power Consumption Peak current for 1 sec Sampling Freq.2 VA 100 A 25. 3P3W Aron 4 TT..01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0.5 512 < 3VA * * 85-300 V AC 85-300 V DC 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W96xH96xD72 2.16AWG 1. 0-20 mA.2x18 AWG -20 C ….6 kHz 6A 0. IT 0. radio-frequency. Minimum.404 kg IP 40 front. electromagnetic field immunity test EN 61000-4-2 EN 61000-4-3 EN 61000-4-2 EN 61000-4-3 EN 61000-4-2 EN 61000-4-3 EN 61000-4-2 EN 61000-4-3 EMC . 95% -20 C ….12 AWG 2x1.5 mm2 .Electrostatic discharge immunity test EMC .2 VA 100 A 25.2 VA 100 A 25. IT 0. TN. to IEC 61010-1 300 VAC CAT II acc. Switching Current Max.6 kHz 300 V Cat II 1-300 Vrms 2-500 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0. to IEC 61010-1 EMC .2 0.2 VA 100 A 25.01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0.. Dimensions (mm) Wiring Diagrams 3 Phase Connection With Neutral (3P4W) 3 Phase Connection No Neutral (3P3W) 3 Phase No Neutral Aron Connection . Ecras Electronic Multimeter . • Moduler design • No connector cables • No fixing screws • State of the art technology Easy mounting on panels connection to system . • Ecras logs min and max values of the measured parameters • Ecras logs demand values for I. current transformer may explode due to open circuit in the secondary winding. Hysterysis and Delay Values can be set from the Alarm Menu for the below parameters: VL-N. • Each phase I and its sum. High Limit. This may result with shutdown of the measurement system. I. . • Neutral Current • Each phase active power(P) and its sum. Ecras current inputs can withstand surges upto 100 A for 1 second. • Each phase apparent power(S) and its sum. • Each phase power factor(PF) and its average. • Each phase VL-L and its averages. current inputs of the multimeter should withstand to these peak values. P and S. • Frequency Data Logging • Ecras measures 30 different energy parameters. In case of a current rise in the secondary winding of the current transformer. IN. • User can activate two output relays by assigning them individually to any alarm. PF and F • Phase sequence • Absence of Voltage and Current Can be detected by Ecras and indicates each alarm by blinking leds on its front panel. If not.Instanteneous Measurement • Each phase VL-N and its averages. Q. • Each phase reactive power(Q) and its sum. Alarms • Low limit. V L-L. Surge Withstand 100 A/1 sec 100 A 5A 1 sec. Limits and methods of measurement . Switching Current Max.75 mm2 .1 VA 25.6 kHz 6A 0.2x16 AWG 2.16 AWG 2x0.Power frequency magnetic field immunity test EMC . Current.5 512 + .Surge immunity test EMC . 95% -20 C ….14AWG 4mm2 . TN.16 AWG 2x0.Immunity to conducted disturbances. to IEC 61010-1 EN 61000-4-2 EN 61000-4-3 EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6 EN 61000-4-8 EN 61000-4-11 EN 55011/A1:2010 300 VAC CAT II acc. and laboratory use EMC . to IEC 61010-1 EN 61000-4-2 EN 61000-4-3 EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6 EN 61000-4-8 EN 61000-4-11 EN 55011/A1:2010 Digital I/O.5 mm2 . Relay Outputs Stranded: Solid: 606200 ECRAS 606201 ECRAS ALARM * * 85-300 V AC 85-300 V DC 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W.5 mm2 .12 AWG 2x1.6 kHz 300 V Cat II 10-300 Vrms 2-500 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0.01-5.16AWG 1.Radio-frequency disturbance characteristics . Switching Voltage Max.Electrostatic discharge immunity test EMC .2 VA 100 A 25.12 AWG 2x1. IT 0.Radiated. IT 0.1 VA 25. RS 485 Stranded: Solid: Ambient Conditions Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Relative Humidity (no condensation) Communication and Others Modbus RTU Battery Real Time Clock Standarts in Compliance Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement.. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W96xH96xD72 0.2 0. +80 C. Switching Power Mechanical Properties Weight Protection Class Assembly Type Dimensions • Cable Cross Sections Supply Voltage.between 45-65 Hz Current Measurement Input Rated Current Measurement Range Overvoltage Category Measurement Surge Voltage Power Consumption Peak current for 1 sec Sampling Freq. short interruptions and voltage variations immunity tests Industrial.between 45-65 Hz Input Outputs Alarm Relay Outputs Max.2 VA 100 A 25. induced by radio-frequency fields EMC .2 0. -30 C ….292 kg IP 40 front. TN.. 95% * * * * * * 300 VAC CAT II acc.291 kg IP 40 front.Voltage dips. 3P3W 4 TT.2x18 AWG 1.Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test EMC . +60 C.5 512 + . Maximum Values Alarms Time Stamp Demand Voltage Measurement Input Overvoltage Category Measured Range L-N Measured Range L-L Measured Frequency Range Power Consumption Sampling Freq.6 kHz 6A 0..5 mm2 .6 kHz 0 2 10 A 250 VAC 1250 VA 0.1 digit < 6VA * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 300 V Cat II 10-300 Vrms 2-500 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0.75 mm2 .5A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0. +80 C.14AWG 4mm2 ..5 mm2 .5 mm2 . IP 20 rear Panel Mount W96xH96xD72 2.5 mm2 . scientific and medical equipment .01-5. 3P3W 4 TT.16AWG 1. radio-frequency.5A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0. electromagnetic field immunity test EMC . control. +60 C. Minimum.2 0.2x18 AWG -20 C ….5 mm2 .1 digit < 6VA * * 85-300 V AC 85-300 V DC 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W. -30 C ….5 mm2 .2x16 AWG 1.Ecras Product Selection Chart General Seven Segment Display 4 buttons Password Protection Supply Voltage AC Supply Voltage DC Current Transformer Ratio Voltage Transformer Ratio Connection Type Measurement in Quadrants Networks Accuracy Class Voltage Accuracy Class Current Accuracy Class Active Energy Number of Measurement in a period Measurement Accuracy Power Consumption Power Quality Measurements Harmonics / current and voltage THD-Voltage in % THD-Current in % Phasor Diagram Data Logging Average.2 0. Dimensions (mm) Wiring Diagrams Star Connection (with neutral) Measuring Current Measuring Voltage Delta Connection (no neutral) Measuring Current Measuring Voltage . Rapidus Power Factor Controller . • Moduler design • No connector cables • No fixing screws • State of the art technology Easy mounting on panels connection to system . RS 485 Pro active maintenance Highly sensitive compensation due to realtime kvar measurements of the steps Contactors C1 C2 C3 C4 Alarm Level %20 3 kvar 3 kvar 1 kvar 0 kvar Means Means capacitor should be changed capacitor is out of order or contactor is out of order or cable connection problem or fuse blown .Dynamic Capacitor Monitoring • DCM is a supreme function in Rapidus which enables the user to make pro-active maintenance for compensation cabinets. * This information is valid for 3 shift operating facilities. • If a contactor is broken or a capacitor is out of order.4% accuracy. • DCM tracks the real time KVAR values of each capacitor and uses the measured KVAR value in compensation calculations. Initial Values Alarm Level Setup Contactors C1 C2 C3 C4 Alarm Level %20 5 kvar 10 kvar 10 kvar 20 kvar After a certain time Alarm screen indicates the status of 3rd and 4rd steps Remotely monitor actual kvar values of each step in addition to DCM alarms MOBDUS . • DCM has 3. DCM will detect it within 1 or 2 days* and activate the alarm for user. . 3 Phase Reactor 1 Phase Reactor . • If there is a fault in the CT or VT connections. Rapidus don't take misconnections into consideration and operates as if all connections are properly made as shown in Fig A. L3 K3 L2 K2 L1 K1 V1 V2 V3 N K3 Correct connection L3 L2 K2 K1 L1 V1 V3 V2 N Wrong connection Advanced Learning Function Rapidus detects the wrong connections after learning mode is activated. • Rapidus can be used with a selection of capacitors and reactors in single or three phase connections. B V1 V1 V2 V2 V3 V3 N N Advanced Learning Function • Rapidus can learn the connections and capacitor or reactor values.Fig.Fig. • Rapidus can be used in Data Centers or Mining Areas where the load is frequently capacitive. Rapidus learns all step values regardless they are capacitor or reactor. A Mono Phase Capacitor 3 Phase Capacitor 3 Phase Capacitor .Capacitor/Reactor---1P/3P • Rapidus can be connected to either single or three phase capacitors or reactors. Connections are displayed on the screen. It shows the fault on the screen. Rapidus detects the fault and corrects it. • User can reduce the cost of analyzer. Day and Month • Harmonics upto 51 st • Demand • Phasor Diagram Data Logging • Rapidus measures 68 different energy parameters. • Rapidus logs 80 days hourly 240 days daily 36 months monthly real time measurements of 68 parameters. Max and Average Values for Hour. I • Rapidus logs 50 recent alarms with time stamp. Rapidus. wiring and labor by choosing Rapidus.Rapidus = PFC + Energy Analyzer • In standart compensation cabinets. there are always a multimeter or analyzer to be associated with a power factor controller. Q. as a two-in-one device meets both requirements of the industry. Saving On • Extra multimeter / analyzer cost • Wiring cost • Labor cost Rapidus as an Energy Analyzer Rapidus can measure and monitor the following parameters : • All electrical parameters • Min. • 1 MB Memory . S. • Rapidus logs demand values for P. 5 Ind to 0.65 Hz - I Phase current 0.5 Ind to 0.25 Cap - SA Total apparent power 0. If not.2 20 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax - INc Neutral current 0.5 20 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax - U Voltage 0. current inputs of the PFC should withstand to these peak values.05 45 .2 0 to 49999999999 IEC 62053-22 Class 0.8 Cap - EA Total active energy 0.25 Ind to 0.5 Ind to 0. current transformer may explode due to open circuit in the secondary winding. In case of a current rise in the secondary winding of the current transformer. Rapidus current inputs can withstand surges upto 100 A for 1 second.8 Cap - QV Total reactive power 1 5 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax 0.2s) Function Symbol Function Function Performance Class According to IEC 61557-12 P Total active power 0. This may result with shutdown of the compensation system and compensation penalty for the end-user.100 A Surge Withstand 100 A/1 sec 5A 1 sec.8 Cap - THDV Total harmonic distortion voltage 1 0 % to 20 % - THDI Total harmonic distortion current 1 0 % to 100 % - Other Features • Graphical LCD • Language Support • Harmonics Measurement upto 51 • Advanced Alarm Settings • Real Time Clock Measuring Range Other Complementary Characteristics .2 10 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax 0.5 0.2 Umin ≤ U ≤ Umax - PFA Power factor 0.2 10 % Ib ≤ I ≤ Imax 0. Accuracy Class (0.2S ERV Total reactive energy 2 0 to 49999999999 IEC 62053-23 Class 2 f Frequency 0. 16 AWG 2x0.5 mm2 .2 0.14AWG 4mm2 .80--1.265 VAC 0.01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0. Switching Voltage Max.5 512 < 10VA * * 1 Phase 95-272 V AC 95-272 V AC 85-265 V AC 1-8 Selectable 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W Relay 0.00 Inductive or Capacitive 0. +60 C.12 AWG 2x1.14AWG 4mm2 . Switching Current Max.5 mm2 . -30 C …..2x16 AWG 2.12 AWG 2x1.75 mm2 .2x18 AWG 1.2x18 AWG 1.00 Inductive or Capacitive 0.6 kHz 300 V Cat III 95-272 Vrms 165-470 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0..16AWG 1. +80 C.16AWG 1. Switching Current Max.80--1.2x18 AWG -20 C ….2 0.2 0.765 kg IP 40 front. 95% * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 300 VAC CAT III acc.16AWG 1.1 VA 25.16AWG 1. +60 C.1 VA 25. 95% -20 C …. -30 C ….. to IEC 61010-1 .6 kHz 6A 0.12 AWG 2x1.2x16 AWG 1.5 mm2 .16 AWG 2x0.. control.5 mm2 . to IEC 61010-1 300 VAC CAT III acc.5 mm2 . Switching Power • GEN Input Input range Mechanical Properties Weight Protection Class Assembly Type Dimensions • Cable Cross Sections Voltage.6 kHz 300 V Cat III 95-272 Vrms 165-470 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0.6 kHz 6A 0. 95% -20 C ….2 VA 100 A 25.5 mm2 .2 VA 100 A 25.16 AWG 2x0. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W144xH144xD78 0. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W144xH144xD78 0. to IEC 61010-1 300 VAC CAT III acc. +60 C..01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0.1 VA 25.265 VAC 24 2A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 4A 250 VAC 1000 VA 1 85 . +80 C.12 AWG 2x1.01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0.2 0.2 VA 100 A 25.00 Inductive or Capacitive 0.2 0.5 mm2 .415 kg IP 40 front.80--1. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W96xH96xD72 2.2 VA 100 A 25.1 VA 25. All Relay Outputs. -30 C ….2x16 AWG 2. -30 C ….6 kHz 6A 0. +60 C.5 mm2 .265 VAC 12 2A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 4A 250 VAC 1000 VA 1 85 .2x18 AWG 1.75 mm2 . Minimum.12 AWG 2x1.750 kg IP 40 front.2 VA 100 A 25.5 mm2 .5 mm2 . +80 C.between 45-65 Hz Current Measurement Input Rated Current Measurement Range Overvoltage Category Measurement Surge Voltage Power Consumption Peak current for 1 sec Sampling Freq.5 mm2 .75 mm2 .5 512 < 10VA * * 1 Phase 95-272 V AC 95-272 V AC 85-265 V AC 1-12 Selectable 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W Relay 0.2x16 AWG 2..265 VAC 24 2A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 4A 250 VAC 1000 VA 1 85 .5 mm2 .670 kg IP 40 front. to IEC 61010-1 300 VAC CAT III acc.. Switching Voltage Max..5 512 < 10VA Upto 51st * * * Upto 51st * * * Upto 51st * * * Upto 51st * * * Upto 51st * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 300 V Cat III 95-272 Vrms 165-470 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0.80--1. +60 C.5 512 < 10VA * * 3 Phase 95-272 V AC 95-272 V AC 85-265 V AC 1-24 Selectable 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W Relay 0.2 0.5 mm2 . and laboratory use 606006 RAPIDUS 231R-E 606007 RAPIDUS 232R-E 606011 RAPIDUS 211R 606014 RAPIDUS 212R 606020 RAPIDUS 218R * * 3 Phase 95-272 V AC 95-272 V AC 85-265 V AC 1-12 Selectable 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W Relay 0.5 512 < 10VA * * 1 Phase 95-272 V AC 95-272 V AC 85-265 V AC 1-24 Selectable 1-5000 A 1-5000 A 3P4W Relay 0. Gen Input Stranded: Solid: RS 485 Stranded: Solid: Ambient Conditions Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Relative Humidity (no condensation) Communication and Others Modbus RTU Battery Real Time Clock Standarts in Compliance Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement.75 mm2 .6 kHz 300 V Cat III 95-272 Vrms 165-470 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0.01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0.16 AWG 2x0..between 45-65 Hz Input Outputs • Relay Outputs Max.5 mm2 . IP 20 rear Panel Mount W144xH144xD78 0.16 AWG 2x0.5 mm2 .5 mm2 .265 VAC 8 2A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 4A 250 VAC 1000 VA 1 85 .6 kHz 12 2A 250 VAC 1250 VA 2 4A 250 VAC 1000 VA 1 85 .14AWG 4mm2 . 95% -20 C ….6 kHz 6A 0.5 mm2 .00 Inductive or Capacitive 0.Rapidus Product Selection Chart General Graphical LCD 6 buttons Password Protection Measurement Type Supply Voltage AC Supply Voltage DC Day/Night Input Number of Steps Current Transformer Ratio Voltage Transformer Ratio Connection Type Type of Switching Target cosQ Accuracy Class Voltage Accuracy Class Current Accuracy Class Active Energy Number of Measurement in a period Power Consumption Power Quality Measurements Harmonics / current and voltage THD-Voltage in % THD-Current in % Phasor Diagram Data Logging Average.6 kHz 300 V Cat III 95-272 Vrms 165-470 Vrms 45-65 Hz <0.75 mm2 .653 kg IP 40 front.2x16 AWG 2.2x18 AWG 1. -30 C ….5 mm2 .5 mm2 .16AWG 1. Maximum Values Alarms Time Stamp Voltage Measurement Input (Supply and Measurement Inputs are the same node) Overvoltage Category Measured Range L-N Measured Range L-L Measured Frequency Range Power Consumption Sampling Freq.00 Inductive or Capacitive 0.2 0. IP 20 rear Panel Mount W144xH144xD78 0. +80 C.5 mm2 . to IEC 61010-1 300 VAC CAT III acc. Current.2 0.. Switching Power for a Single Relay • Alarm Relay Outputs Max.6 kHz 6A 0.2 0.14AWG 4mm2 . +80 C. 95% -20 C ….2 0.80--1.01-6A 300 V Cat II 2 kV <0.14AWG 4mm2 .1 VA 25. 0 144 144 Wiring Diagrams Gen Input Gen Input Rapidus 12 Relays (606 011) .Dimensions (mm) 58.0 137 7. ETOR Ethernet Gateway . 57600. 600. 9600. 2400. ETOR series can be configured via built-in USB port or built-in web server by using an Internet browser.5 mm ETOR 4 Ethernet –MODBUS Converter ETOR series convert between MODBUS and Ethernet protocols and thus allow users to. 38400. 19200. • Control and monitor the serial devices over the Internet or local network (server mode) • Control and monitor the devices supporting Ethernet-based protocols via the serial interface (client mode) It supports up to 6 remote connections.Product Code Product Name Product Description 601400 Etor-4 RS 485 to Ethernet bidirectional 601401 Etor-2 RS 232 to Ethernet bidirectional • Can be operated in server or client mode • Supports 6 different user’s interrogation at the same time • 64 devices can be connected • Slimmest gateway in the market • DIN Rail mount 17. 1200. Technical Specifications Supply 18-60V AC/DC and USB Reverse Connection Protection Network Features 6 Remote Connections Configuration via Web Interface DHCP (Automatic IP Assignment) ARP Ping blocking Serial Communication Supports Up To 64 Devices Baudrate: 300. 115200 Stop Bit and Parity Bit Settings USB Configuration via USB Micro USB Connection Interface Supported Protocols MODBUS RTU MODBUS ASCII MODBUS TCP MODBUS RTU via TCP MODBUS ASCII via TCP . 4800. MODBUS RTU over TCP and MODBUS ASCII over TCP queries to MODBUS RTU and MODBUS ASCII queries and transmits these queries to the serial devices. It converts the responses it receives to query protocols and transmits them to the querying device (master). MODBUS RTU over TCP and MODBUS ASCII over TCP queries and transmits these queries to the remote devices connected to the Internet or the local network. Query Side Response Side Physical Port Serial Physical Port Ethernet Protocol MODBUS RTU Protocol MODBUS TCP MODBUS ASCII MODBUS RTU over TCP MODBUS ASCII over TCP . Query Side Response Side Physical Port Ethernet Physical Port Serial Protocol MODBUS TCP Protocol MODBUS RTU MODBUS RTU over TCP MODBUS ASCII MODBUS ASCII overTCP Client Mode When running in the client mode. ETOR converts the MODBUS TCP. ETOR converts the MODBUS RTU and MODBUS ASCII queries to MODBUS TCP.Protocol Conversions ETOR is capable of performing conversions between the serial and Ethernet data by running in server or client modes. Server Mode When running in the server mode. The responses received from the devices. convert the query protocols and transmit them to the querying device (master).
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