ABB Jednotka řízení záskoku Návod k instalaci a provozu (4)

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Sw itching emergency line enabled LE A tiv tio this inpu inform the ATS010 that conditions required connect the gen set the loads have been and therefore the emergency line circu it breaker can closed. Gen set alarm (GEN. This useful disable the gic and prevent autom atic itching llo any alarms rigin atin the plant.g. W hen operating ith pow fro the emergency line, this alarm detected, the c ircu breaker opens and the autom ation rem ains operative, ready close the norm line irc breaker the norm pow supply restored. ABB SACE SACE ATS010 RH0202002 L2467 /48 .4.: - correct voltage. Follow ing alarms failures, the gic can till disabled using the push button the fro the unit.. The signaled the the fro the unit, and the pertinent electrical contact closed. ) In the case net anomaly, the gen set only started set autom atic operation (input short-circuited). Gen set autom atic operation indicated the uto the fro the device (red hen not autom atic mode). This input can used ire several alarms com ing fro the gen set parallel: il leak, overtemperature, etc..3. - correct synchronization ltip gen sets parallel. ) A gen set alarm (in short-circuited) prevents itching emergency line. - correct frequency.6 Automation logic enable/disable W hen this input short-circuited, the automatic itching logic enabled. Gen set autom atic operation EN. 3. fte the irc breaker has closed, this inpu inform s the ATS010 that the breaker can rem ain closed. prevent unwanted start ups, autom atic operation can disabled gen set maintenance. This ctio used prevent unwanted itching rated conditions are not met, e.4.7 Gen set state inputs Three inputs onitor the gen set control the emergency line itchover procedure and provide special alarm signals