Specifications; Operating Temperatures; Power Source; Relay Outputs - GE GEH-5201 Instructions Manual

GEH-5201, Synchronous-motor Control
SECTION 4 - Description of the CR192 Micro-starting
and Protection Module
L1
L2
L3
Voltage
Input
Main
Contactor
PF
Current
Input
PF
Detection Feed-
Back
PF
Set-point
DC Supply to
f
Motor Field
t'"
fl
SPM
PF
Regulator
Reg
Gain
Field
1
Contactor
SCR
Propor-
tional
Exciter
Control
Signal
Figure 20. Power factor regulator - functional block diagram
4.2 Specifications
4.2.1 Operating temperature
Operating temperature range: 0 to 55 C (-40 C to 70 C
storage). Relative humidity zero to ninety (0-90) percent (non-
condensing).
4.2.2 Power source
The control voltage range of operation on the standard unit
is
+
15% to -35% rated voltage, and 50 or 60 hertz ±3 hertz,
25 VA.
Range for 115 VAC is 75 V min. to 132 V max.
Range for 230 VAC is 150 V min. to 265 V max.
These voltage ranges should not be exceeded or erratic
operation may result.
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NOTE: Since the potential input for the power factor
detection is derived from the control power input (V1
and
V2,l,
it is imperative that the voltage input be
taken from the two proper motor phases. See Typical
Elementary Diagram (Figure 10) to determine proper
phases.
4.2.3 Relay outputs
The three relay outputs (TRP, FAR, and FCX) have the
following contact ratings:
120 VAC
240VAC
Continuous
7A
7A
4.2.3.1. Relay output description
Interrupt
7A
7A
The following is a description of the relay outputs.
1. TRP - Trip Relay. This relay is normally energized
and drops out on loss of power or when the module senses
an abnormal condition.
2. FAR - Field Application Relay. This relay picks up at
the proper time to apply dc to the motor field.