AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH Electric Power Division December 2005
MX150 Microprocessor Controller IIntroduction MX150 microprocessor panel controls the operation and displays the status of the transfer switch’s position, timers and available sources. As an embedded digital controller, the MX series offers high reliability and ease of unattended operation across a range of applications.
• Digital timer and adjustments with 1 second
resolution • Long lasting LED indicators and an easy-to-view LCD display • Simplified major components and modules • Inputs optoisolated for high electrical immunity for easy replacement to transients and noise • On-board diagnostics including voltage • Digital voltage and frequency adjustments with frequency, control and timing 1% resolution • Nonvolatile memory – battery backup not • Voltage and frequency sensing includes: required during normal source outage ◆ Voltage imbalance detection between phases • External communication available through ◆ Under voltage on S1 and S2 and under LonWorks/ModBus network interface frequency sensing on S2. (RS 232, RS 422, and RS 485 are also available) ◆ 3 Phase under voltage sensing on S1 and • Maintained & momentary test positions Single Phase sensing on S2. are available to the controller • Modular pre-signal option easily integrated • Test mode allows manual bypass of all into the system (e.g. elevator pre-signal and transfer timers when applicable motor load disconnect) • Automatic daylight savings adjustment available • Universal Motor Disconnect (UMD) available for programming to pre-signal, post-signal or both • Line voltage transients are isolated from the control board using remote transformers
LEHE4650-01 AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH
User-Friendly Operation Fully Approved
• LEDs for continuous monitoring of switch • UL, CSA and IEC listed position, source availability, exercise time • Ringing wave immunity per IEEE 472 delay operation and diagnostics (ANSI C37.90A) • Simplified adjustment for voltage, frequency • Conducted and Radiated Emissions per and time delay settings EN55022 Class B (CISPR 11) (Exceeds • Close differential 3 phase under-voltage EN55011 & MILSTD 461 Class 3) sensing of source 1, factory standard setting • ESD immunity test per EN61000-4-2 (Level 4) 90% pickup, 80% dropout (adjustable); • Radiated RF, electromagnetic field immunity under-frequency sensing of the source 1 test per EN61000-4-3 (ENV50140) 10v/m factory setting 95% pickup (adjustable) • Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test • Voltage and frequency sensing of source 2, per EN61000-4-4 factory standard setting 90% pickup voltage, • Surge immunity test per EN61000-4-5 IEEE 95% pickup frequency (adjustable) C62.41 (1.2 50ms, 5 & 8 kV) • Test switch (fast test/load/no load) to simulate • Conducted immunity test per EN61000-4-6 normal source failure – automatically (ENV50141) bypassed should source 2 fail • Voltage dips and interruption immunity EN61000-4-11
Control Setting Ranges
MX150 Control Function Range Factory Setting S1 Line Sensing – Under-voltage Fail 75-98% 80% Restore 85-100% 90% S2 Line Sensing – Under-voltage Fail 75-98% 80% Restore 85-100% 90% S2 Line Sensing – Under-frequency Fail 2 Hz below pickup Set Restore 90-100% 95% Time Delay – Engine Start 0-10 seconds 3 seconds Time Delay – Engine Cool Down 0-60 minutes 5 minutes Time Delay – Transfer to Emergency 0-5 minutes 1 second Time Delay – Retransfer to Normal 0-60 minutes 30 minutes Time Delay – Motor Disconnect 0-60 seconds 20 seconds or Transfer Pre-signal Delayed Transition (when applicable) 0-10 minutes 5 seconds
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