Merlin Gerin VIP 300 protection relay Operation, testing and commissioning

I Merlin Gerin I Modicon I Square D I Telemecanique

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Contents

Content Use and settings

Relay front panel Curve selection Phase overcurrent setting area Earth fault setting area Other functions (labels, LEDs, VAP6)

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Testing and Commissioning

Overview of VAP6 test unit VAP6 test sequence Commissioning Ringmaster with VIP 300 12-15 10 11

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Relay front panel

2 3 C B

4 A

10

phase overcurrent
I>

sensors: 200/1 4509996A0 VIP300LH range: x2

I>
VI SI RI DT off EI

DT only
1.8 1.5 1.2 1 2.1 2.4 2.7

I>>
9 6 4 3 12 15 20

VIP300
EI, VI, SI DT

(s) curve selection

(x Is) 3

(x Is) off

RI

trip

42 48 56 36 64 30 72 24 80 20 100 90 (A)

0.2 0.15 0.2 0.1 0.07 0.05 0.3 0.4 0.6 x10 x1 0.1 0.05 0.03

0.4 0.6 0.9

t> t>> Is1.2 Is I> 10Is I>>

Is
reset
minimum operating phase current: 20A

t> Io>
VI SI RI off 1.2 1 EI 1.5

t>>
DT only
1.8 2.1 2.4 2.7 6 4 3

(s)

1.5

Io>>
9 12 15 20

trip

DT

(s)

(x Ios) off

curve selection

Io>

16 24 32 12 40 8 50 4 60 2 80 70 (A)

0.15 0.2 0.1 0.07 0.05 (s) 0.3 0.4 0.6 x10 x1 0.1 0.05

0.2

0.4 0.6 0.9

0.03

earth fault

Ios

to>

to>>

(s)

1.5 VAP6 test plug

D 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 16 19 20

Phase overcurrent setting.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Phase setting area (upper half of relay front panel). Red LED phase overcurrent pick-up indicator. Phase overcurrent trip indicator. Phase overcurrent setting Is. Choice of low set curve type I>. Low set pick-up (DT only) I>. Low set time delay t> Multiplying factor (low set). High set pick-up I>>

Earth fault setting.

11. Earth fault setting area (lower half of relay front panel). 12. Red LED earth fault pick-up indicator. 13. Earth fault trip indicator. 14. Earth fault setting current Ios. 15. Choice of low set curve type Io>. 16. Low set pick-up (DT only) Io>. 17. Low set time delay to>. 18. Multiplying factor (low set). 19. High set pick-up Io>>. 20. High set time delay to>>.

Other functions.
A. Current setting scale label. B. Current transformer and range information. C. Indicator reset button. D. Minimum operating current. E. VAP6 test plug socket.

10. High set time delay t>>

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Curve selection

IDMT curve selection

t

Phase overcurrent setting

The numbers indicated below are those of the setting switches (refer to the diagram of the front panel on page 4) The letters indicate the curve characteristic as shown opposite. Phase overcurrent setting: F I Setting current Is (4) G I Type of low set I> curve (5) IDMT: SI, VI, EI, RI. Definite time: DT H I DT low set pick-up I> (6) This setting is only active for the low set DT curve selection (as shown). If IDMT curves are selected this switch is disabled, as SI,VI, EI, low set pick-up is fixed at 1.2 Is.

G SI, VI, EI RI

t>

K t>> L

J I Low set time delay t> (7) and multiplier (8) K I High set I>>(9) L I High set time delay t>>(10)

Is F

1.2 Is

10 Is

I>>

Earth fault setting

The principle is the same as for phase protection. Set:

DT curve selection
t
G

F I Setting current Ios (14) G I Type of low setting Io> curve (15) IDMT: SI, VI, EI, RI Definite time: DT

H I> t>

DT

H I DT low set pick-up Io> (16) This setting is only active for the low set DT curve selection (as shown). If IDMT curves are selected this switch is disabled, as SI, VI, EI low set pick-up is fixed at 1.2 Is. J I Low set time delay to> (17) and multiplier (18) K I High set Io>>(19) L I High set time delay to>>(20)

Operation
t>> L
The high and low set elements operate separately. The tripping order results from the logical OR between the two settings.

Is F

1.2 Is

I>

I>>

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Phase overcurrent

1.

Phase overcurrent setting area.

5.

Choice of low set curve.

All information concerning the phase overcurrent is grouped together in the upper half of the front panel. The section numbers below are related to the numbering on the drawing shown on page 4.

SI : Standard inverse time. VI : Very inverse time. EI : Extremely inverse time. RI : Specific curve - consult Merlin Gerin DT : Definite time. Off : Low set is disabled.

2.

Phase overcurrent pick-up indicator.

When the red LED blinks, it indicates that the low set element has picked up. If the current does not decrease below the pick-up level the relay will trip. I For IDMT curves (SI, VI, EI) the LED blinks when the current is greater than 1.2 times the setting current Is. For the IDMT curve (RI), the LED blinks when the current is greater than the setting. For the DT curve, the LED blinks when the I> pick-up setting is exceeded.

6.

Low set pick-up (DT only) I>.

The setting is a multiple of Is. It is only active when the low set curve type DT is selected. If the tripping curve is selected with IDMT (selector switch 5 set to SI, VI, EI, RI) the selector switch has no effect.

7.
I

Low set time delay t>.

If the DT curve is selected, the value shown is the low set time delay. For IDMT curves the value displayed is the tripping time for a phase current equal to 10 x Is.

Also refer to indicator reset button (page 9). I

3.

Phase overcurrent trip indicator. 8.

The indicator is normally black and turns yellow when the phase overcurrent has given a tripping order. It stays yellow, even when the relay is de-energised.

Multiplying factor (low set).

In the x10 position, the time delay displayed on switch 7 is multiplied by 10.

4.

Setting current Is.

9.

High set pick-up I>>.

The setting depends on the current transformer (CT) used, and the range selected via the connections made to the back of the relay. The scale label inserted should match the CT and range selected. The switch can then be positioned to the primary current magnitude required in amperes.

The high set is chosen as a multiple of the current Is. In the off position, the high set is disabled.

10. High set time delay t>>.

Time delay is set directly in seconds.

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Use and settings

Earth fault

The setting principle is the same as for phase overcurrent.

15. Choice of low set curve.

SI : Standard inverse time. VI : Very inverse time. EI : Extremely inverse time. RI : Specific curve. DT : Definite time. Off : Low set is disabled.

11. Earth fault setting area.

All information concerning earth fault settings are grouped together in the lower half of the front panel. Section numbers below are related to the numbering on the drawing shown on page 4.

12. Earth fault pick-up indicator.

When the red LED blinks, It indicates that the low set element has picked up. If the current does not decrease below the pick-up level the relay will trip. I For IDMT curves (SI, VI, EI) the LED blinks when the current is greater than 1.2 times the setting current Is. For the IDMT curve (RI), the LED blinks when the current is greater than the setting. For the DT curve, the LED blinks when the l> pick-up setting is exceeded.

16. Low set pick-up (DT only) Io>.

The setting is a multiple of Ios. It is only active when the low set curve type DT is selected.

17. Low set time delay to>.

I If the DT curve is selected, the value shown is the low set time delay. For IDMT curves the value displayed is the tripping time for a phase current equal to 10 x Ios.

*N.B. The LED only blinks when the phase current is greater than the minimum operating current (refer to minimum operating current, page 9) Also refer to indicator reset button (page 9).

18. Multiplying factor (low set)

In the x10 position, the time delay displayed on switch 17 is multiplied by 10.

19. High set pick-up Io>>.

The high set is chosen as a multiple of the current Ios. In the off position, the high set is disabled.

13. Earth fault trip indicator.

The indicator is normally black and turns yellow when the earth fault element has given a tripping order. It stays yellow, even when the relay is de-energised.

20. High set time delay to>>.

Time delay is set directly in seconds.

14. Setting current Ios.

The setting depends on the current transformer (CT) used, and the range selected via the connections made to the back of the relay. The scale label inserted should match the CT and range selected. The switch can then be positioned to the primary amp value required. For earth fault relay operation: link between contacts 2 and 9 (x2 range) and 1 and 9 (x4 range) must be made at back of relay.

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Other functions
Reversible scale label for Ringmaster fitted with 200/1A CTs

A.
I

Setting scale label

The label indicates the range for the phase overcurrent and earth fault primary amp settings. It is inserted from the top, behind the transparent part of the front panel. The label is reversible and is printed with the x2 range setting currents on one side, and the x4 range setting currents on the other. The scale label when inserted should match the CT and terminal positions on the rear of the relay, for the range required.

sensor 200/1: 4509996A0 VIP 300LH range: x2

sensor 200/1: 4509996A0 VIP 300LHrange: x4

Is
48 42 56 36 64 30 72 24 80 20 100 90 (A) minimum operating phase current: 20A

Is
96 84 112 72 128 60 144 48 160 40 200 180 (A) minimum operating phase current: 40A

Also refer to testing and commissioning.

B.

Ios
24 16 32 12 40 8 50 4 60 2 80 70 (A)

Ios
48 32 64 24 80 16 100 8 120 4 160 140 (A)

CT and range indication.

The CT and range are given on each side of the setting scale label. The label will match the appropriate CT for the Ringmaster panel type supplied. This information is hidden when the label is inserted.

x 2 range

x 4 range
Choice of setting scale label.

Reversible scale label for Ringmaster fitted with 800/1A CTs

sensor 800/1: 4509169A0 VIP 300LH range: x2

sensor 800/1: 4509169A0 VIP 300LHrange: x4

Make sure that the information given on the top of the label matches: 1 - The current transformer used: 200/1A or 800/1A 2 - The range used. x2 or x4

Is
168 224 144 256 120 288 96 320 80 400 360 (A) minimum operating phase current: 80A 192

Is
336 448 288 512 240 576 192 640 160 800 720 (A) minimum operating phase current: 160A 384

This information is hidden when the label is in position. I For help with the choice of range to select, refer to the application section.

Installation.
I Slide the setting scale into position behind the transparent part of the front face. Make sure the label is pushed right into the bottom of the slot. To remove the label, use the hole in the top, if necessary with the help of the tip of a pencil or a screwdriver.

Ios
96 64 128 48 160 32 200 16 240 8 320 280 (A)

Ios
192 256 128 96 320 64 400 32 480 16 640 560 (A)

x 2 range

x 4 range

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Use and settings

C.

Indicator reset button

D.

The reset button can be operated with the sealable cover either open or closed. When the button is pressed, the following actions are initiated: I It resets the phase overcurrent and earth fault trip indicators. N.B. If reset is more than 48 hours after the relay has operated and is left without being energised, the VAP6 must be used to reset the trip indicators or the operator must wait for the relay to be re-energised. The two red LEDs light up simultaneously for approximately three seconds to indicate the following: - The relay is energized and the minimum operating current level has been reached. -The relay self testing results are healthy N.B. If one of the two conditions is not met, the indicators do not light up. This function may be used to carry out a basic relay operation test.

Minimum operating current

The minimum operating current is the phase current required for the relay to be energized and operational. The setting depends on the CT used, and the range selected via the connections made to the back of the relay. The value given on either side of the scale label is the single phase RMS minimum operating current. N.B. Regarding minimum operating current: The VIP 300 does not operate below the minimum operating current level. As a result, if the earth fault setting (Ios) is below the minimum operating current, it will only take effect when there is phase current greater than or equal to the minimum operating current.

E.

VAP6 test plug

The test plug is exclusively designed for connection of the VAP6 which is used for fast, simplified relay testing. The operation may be carried out while the relay is operating since the VAP6 and VIP 300 provide the possibility of testing with inhibition of circuit breaker tripping. Also refer to the testing and commissioning chapter.

Fitting of reversible scale label

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Overview of the VAP6

VAP6 front panel

D
external mitop

The VAP6 is a portable unit which is connected to the VIP 300 to carry out simplified testing. The test can be carried out in the following two cases: - the VIP 300 is already powered up by the sensors (CTs). - The VIP 300 is not supplied. In this case, the VAP6 batteries supply power to the relay.

Indicators
A I On: Indicates that the batteries are operating. Also lights up when the battery test is carried out by pressing battery test. B I Test in progress: Confirms sending of the test stimulus to the VIP 300. C I Trip: Is used to test other relays in the VIP range. It is not to be considered for the VIP 300 test (it lights up for a transient period when the VIP 300 sends a tripping order; whether or not the circuit breaker is inhibited). D I External MITOP output: This feature may be used to connect an external MITOP trip coil which could be used to operate a timer etc. The external coil is triggered at the same time as the circuit breaker MITOP. The trip inhibit button does not effect the external coil.

+
I>

on battery test

A B C 4

1 2 3

test in progress trip phase overcurrent

trip inhibition

earth fault

Push buttons:
1 I Battery test: If the batteries are healthy, the on indicator(A) lights up when the button is pressed. 2 I Phase overcurrent: Sends the phase overcurrent test stimulus, which is equivalent to 20 times the setting current Is. 3 I Earth fault: Sends the earth fault test stimulus, which is equivalent to 20 times the earth setting current Ios. 4 I Trip inhibition: By pressing and holding this button down the relay can be tested with the VAP6 without tripping the circuit breaker. This facility will inhibit the circuit breaker tripping even if a real fault occurs during the test.

earth fault test phase overcurrent

VIP 30 VIP 35 VIP300 VIP50 VIP75

trip

trip inhibition

external mitop

circuit breaker mitop

test phase overcurrent

VIP 11, 11R VIP 12R VIP13 VIP17 VIP200, 201

circuit breaker mitop

VAP6

Batteries:
I The batteries are normally deactivated and are automatically activated when the VAP6 is connected to the VIP 300. They are activated in the following cases: - Pressing the battery test button. - Direct connection to a VIP 300 relay. I To install or change the batteries, open the unit by removing the 4 screws on the bottom of the unit. Be sure to use the correct polarities.

Technical characteristics:
Supply: Weight: Dimensions: 3 x 9V 6LR61 batteries 0.45KG 93 X 157 X 45mm

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VAP6 test sequence

The test may be carried out with or without the relay energised by the Ringmaster current transformers, and all the relay settings are effective. During the test, the relay remains operational and will give a tripping order in the event of a fault, unless the trip inhibit button is pressed and held down.

The test consists of: - Initiation of the VIP 300 self monitoring and diagnostic routine. - Injecting a stimulus to stimulate a phase fault. - Check tripping * The VAP6 is supplied by batteries. Therefore the parts of the VIP 300 that run on AC current are not checked using this method (input and supply circuits). Press the phase overcurrent button to send the test stimulus. - Continue pressing the button throughout the duration of the stimulus. The stimulus represents about 20 times the setting current Is. -The VAP6 test in progress indicator lights up to confirm the sending of the stimulus to the VIP300 relay. - The red I> indicator of the VIP300 blinks during the time relay delay period. - Then the VIP 300 phase trip indicator turns yellow. - The circuit breaker trips if it is not inhibited. *If the phase overcurrent button is held down after tripping, the VIP300 starts the time delay/tripping cycle again; this is normal operation. In that case: - The VAP6 red trip indicator lights up for a transient period each time there is a trip. - Depending on the time delay setting, the VIP 300 red I> indicator may be off or blink rapidly and/or in an irregular manner. Press earth fault to test the relays operation. The stimulus injected is equal to 20 times the setting current Ios. Use the procedure as for the phase overcurrent test. Disconnect the VAP6. In order to save batteries, do not leave the VAP6 connected to the relay unnecessarily.

Connect the VAP6 to the VAP6 test plug. The VAP6 batteries are activated and the on indicator lights up. Press the trip inhibition button if the test should be carried out without tripping the circuit breaker. *Be sure to continue pressing the trip inhibition button throughout the time it takes to send the stimulus.

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Commissioning Ringmaster with VIP 300

Factory tests:
All Ringmaster panel types are fully tested before leaving the factory. These tests include the whole protection system including current transformers, wiring harness, relay, trip coil and the circuit breaker itself using primary injection to energise the system. Tripping tests are carried out using different settings for each of the IDMT and DT curves available on the relay. The tripping times are measured with a chronometer and its accuracy is verified against the theoretical times calculated.

Reduced commissioning:
Since the system is fully tested it is only necessary to prove the relay on site at the service settings, therefore reducing commissioning time to a minimum. Once the switchgear has been installed and cabled up, it is impractical or sometimes impossible to carry out injection tests. It is suggested that for commissioning and maintenance purposes either of the following two methods can be used. 1. Simple trip test using the VAP6 test unit (described previously). 2. Secondary injection using standard equipment with an output filter.

Secondary injection:
Testing using secondary injection is used to test the following parts of the protection system: I I I The electronic circuit. The integrity of the power supply of the VIP 300. The link to the mitop trip coil and also the circuit breaker mechanical tripping mechanism. The integrity of the switches on the front panel to ensure they give the correct tripping times for the curves selected.

Test set connections:

The injection set is connected to the VIP 300 relay without disconnecting the CTs. This is done via the sockets on the terminal rail located in the pilot cable box, just above the relay itself.

Phase overcurrent connections:

To test the overcurrent protection the connection should be made across two CTs (terminal rails nos 4 to 5, 5 to 6 or 6 to 4).

Earth fault connections:

To test the earth fault protection, the connection should be made across one CT (terminal rail nos 4 to 7, 5 to 7, or 6 to 7). These terminal numbers should be cross checked with the relevant circuit breaker schematic diagram. Terminals 15 and 16 (not shown above - see Ringmaster selection guide) give access to a normally open contact, which is normally open when the CB is in the open position. This can be used to connect a timing device to measure the opening time of the relay and circuit breaker. The type of test plug used to connect to the DIN rail connectors is a standard 2mm 19A test plug. Note: When using a secondary injection set with VIP 300 a filter (e.g. Foster SF30) should be used to improve the wave form. If a filter is not used the operating time of the relay may not follow the theoretical operating times.
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7 5 3 1
x4 range 40A or 160A minimum operating current

C11 C31
P1 S1 S2 P1 S1 P1 S1

4 5 6 7 8 9

C11 C31 C51 C10

8 6 4 2
x2 range 20A or 80A minimum operating current

C51 C10

CT1
P2

R
S2 P2

Y
S2 P2

B
S2

C30 C50 C90

C71
C70
VIP 300 IDMT RELAY 50/51 9 50N/51N 10 11 12 13 14 0v

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N.B. - Always check against the relevant CB schematic diagram before carrying out tests MITOP - CB trip coil

MITOP - ITC

K8 K7

(-VE) (+VE)

15 16

connect to terminal blocks above for secondary injection

Injection test set with filter

CB auxiliary contact
(for timing purposes)

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Commissioning Ringmaster with VIP 300

Recommended test procedure for secondary injection:

The test procedure outlined here is only a guide and may need modifying to suit the different test sets available. The manufacturers instructions should be read before attempting to secondary inject the VIP 300 relay. The VIP 300 relay can be secondary injected like any conventional 1A relay, therefore the output recommended for 1A relays should be used. Calculate the secondary current to be injected from the equivalent primary current, taking into account the CTs used and the range selected by connections to the terminals on the back of the relay. With the VIP 300 connected so as to present the correct burden, the following tests can be carried out:

1.

Pick-up check
- Increase the current slowly until the appropriate LED indicator starts to blink.

2.

Setting check:
- Set the current to be injected ( a true RMS ammeter should be used to measure the current). - The CB should then be closed and the counter/timer reset. The current should then be applied. - When the CB has operated, the applied current should be turned off if not done automatically. - The time shown on the counter display includes the operating time of the circuit breaker (approx. 90mS). The actual relay operating time can then be calculated by subtracting this time from the counter reading.

Note. - No connection should be made to the MITOP trip coil from the secondary injection test set.

RN2, CE2, CN2 CT ratio 200/1A

Range x 2,
Minimum Operating Current=20A Secondary Equivalent injected current primary current

CE6, RN6 CT ratio 800/1A

Range x 4, Range x 2,
Minimum Operating Current=80A Secondary Equivalent injected current primary current

Range x 4,
Minimum Operating Current=160A Secondary Equivalent injected current primary current

Minimum Operating Current=40A Secondary Equivalent injected current primary current

100mA 120mA 150mA 180mA 210mA 240mA 280mA 320mA 360mA 400mA 450mA 500mA

20A 24A 30A 36A 42A 48A 56A 64A 72A 80A 90A 100A

200mA 240mA 300mA 360mA 420mA 480mA 560mA 640mA 720mA 800mA 900mA 1A

40A 48A 60A 72A 84A 96A 112A 128A 144A 160A 180A 200A

100mA 120mA 150mA 180mA 210mA 240mA 280mA 320mA 360mA 400mA 450mA 500mA

80A 96A 120A 144A 168A 192A 224A 256A 288A 320A 360A 400A

200mA 240mA 300mA 360mA 420mA 480mA 560mA 640mA 720mA 800mA 900mA 1A

160A 192A 240A 288A 336A 384A 448A 512A 576A 640A 720A 800A * * *

*Note. These values exceed the rating of the circuit breaker

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Commissioning Ringmaster with VIP 300

Commisioning test record:

Secondary injection of Merlin Gerin VIP 300 self powered overcurrent and earth fault relay.

Customer Contact ref. Relay type Current transformers

site Panel Relay serial no. Setting range, Miniumum operating current x2, 20A x4, 40A x2, 80A x4, 160A

 tick as appropriate I

200/1A 800/1A

Note. Ensure connections on the rear of the relay are made to the appropriate terminals for the x2 or x4 setting ranges and that the scale labels are inserted correctly to match the range selected. Indicate on the diagram below actual settings. Carry out tests and record the results in the table provided. 200/1A
sensor 200/1: 4509996A0 VIP 300LH range: x2 sensor 200/1: 4509996A0 VIP 300LHrange: x4
sensor 800/1: 4509169A0 VIP 300LH range: x2

800/1A
sensor 800/1: 4509169A0 VIP 300LHrange: x4

Is
Mark settings with an arrow e.g.
48 42 56 36 64 30 72 24 80 20 100 90 (A) minimum operating phase current: 20A

Is
96 84 112 72 128 60 144 48 160 40 200 180 (A) minimum operating phase current: 40A

Is
192 168 224 144 256 120 288 96 320 80 400 360 (A) minimum operating phase current: 80A

Is
384 336 448 288 512 240 576 192 640 160 800 720 (A) minimum operating phase current: 160A

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Ios
24 16 32 12 40 8 50 4 60 2 80 70 (A)

Ios
48 32 64 24 80 16 100 8 120 4 160 140 (A)

Ios
96 64 128 48 160 32 200 16 240 8 320 280 (A)

Ios
192 256 128 96 320 64 400 32 480 16 640 560 (A)

Setting scale label selection to be located at point A for appropriate CT type 200/1A & 800/1A

phase overcurrent
I>

I>
VI SI RI DT off EI

DT only
1.8 1.5 1.2 1 2.1 2.4 2.7

I>>
9 6 4 3 12 15 20

VIP300
EI, VI, SI DT

(s) curve selection

(x Is) 3

(x Is) off

RI

trip
0.15 0.2 0.1 0.07 0.05 0.3 0.4 0.6 x10 x1 0.1 0.05

0.2

0.4 0.6 0.9

t> t>> Is1.2 Is I> 10Is I>>

0.03

t>
reset

t>>
DT only

(s)

1.5

Io>
VI SI RI off EI

Io>>
2.1 2.4 2.7 6 4 3 9 12 15 20

1.8 1.5 1.2 1

trip

DT

(s)

(x Ios) off

curve selection

0.15 0.2

0.2 0.3 0.4 0.6 x10 x1 0.1 0.05 0.03

0.4 0.6 0.9

Io>

0.1 0.07 0.05 (s)

earth fault

to>

to>>

(s)

1.5 VAP6 test plug

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Commissioning Ringmaster with VIP 300

Commissioning test record

1. Pick up check.
Inject the test current into the relay for each phase in turn and note the current required to flash the LED.

2.

Operating time and curve check at final settings.

Inject the test current into the relay for each phase in turn and note the operating times.

3.

Instantaneous trip check

Inject the appropriate test current into the relay and ensure the correct instantaneous response. Curve............... Phase A-B T.............. Phase B-C Phase C-A Curve...............T.............. EF

1. Pick-up current at setting 2. Operating time and curve at final selected setting 3. Current level to trip high set

Commissioning test record 4. Check test facility using VAP6

Commissioning engineer Customer witness Date Date

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I Merlin Gerin I Modicon I Square D I Telemecanique

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