PFRNX POWER FACTOR REGULATOR

Email: [email protected]
Contact No: +603-5525 3863

THING TO SETUP AND VERIFY BEFORE RUN

1) Check CT Setup
a) Make sure CT installs before capacitor bank and load.
b) Make sure cable connect between secondary CT and PFRNX terrminal (No.34 and No.35) are
connectted in correct polarity follows according to PFRNX connection diagram.
c) Primary CT setting in PFRNX must set according to primary current ration _/5A.

2) Check Voltage Setup

a) If voltage sytem is measured by Phase to Phase system, then make sure voltage system setting set
to [L-L]. Besides that, YELLOW voltage phase must connects to terminal block No.23, BLUE voltage
phase must connects to No.20 and CT installs on RED phase line.
b) If voltage sytem is measured by Phase to Neutral system, then make sure voltage system setting
set to [L-N]. Besides that, RED voltage phase must connects to terminal block No.23, NEUTRAL
voltage phase must connects to No.20 and CT installs on red phase line.
c) If voltage frequency is run in 60Hz, the frequency system setting must set to [60], otherwise set to
[50].

3) Check Step Output Setup

a) For those steps are unused, encourage to set rate step setting in PFRNX to disable, so that will not
cause step error alarm may be triggered.
b) Make sure terminal block No.18 has connected to Live voltage.

4) Check Aux Power Setup

a) Make sure voltage supplies to Aux in terminal block No.24 and No.25 are within 100VAC to 415VAC
or 140VDC to 340VDC.
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Power Factor Regulator User’s Guide 2. Measurement
[PF] Cos
A BRIED OVERVIEW The numeric display shows displacement power factor of the system.
a b c d 3-digit LED
e Description
numeric (e) IND (b) CAP (b)
The load current or voltage is below operating range.
"---" Off Off Current must be above 1% of rate current [_/5A] and
voltage must be above 50 Vac.

f "x.xx" On Off The system is having inductive power factor.

"x.xx" Off On The system is having capactive power factor.
Re-generative condition is detected where the energy
g "- .xx" On Off
flow is reversed in inductive power factor.
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Re-generative condition is detected export active
"- .xx" Off On
power in capactive power factor.

j x = 0 - 9 numeric digit

k [r.P] Required VAR

l The numeric display shows required or excessive capacitive reactive power [VAR] to
achieve target power factor at measured voltage system.

m [U] Voltage
n The numeric display shows the true-rms value of voltage measurement. Power factor
regulator is able to control the voltage system measures in Line to Neutral or Line to
Line.

a - 2-digit numeric display [Mode Indicator] [A] Current

b - CAP and IND indicators [CAP = Capacitive power factor, IND =Inductive power The numeric display shows the true-rms value of primary current. Primary ratio
factor] current must be set according to the external 5A current transformer ratio.

c - AUTO or MANUAL mode indicator [LED On = Auto, LED Off = Manual] [F] Frequency
d - ALARM indicator [LED On = Alert from alarm message] The numeric display shows the frequency measurement of the voltage system.

e - 3-digit numeric display [Display parameter value and alarm message]

[t.A] Current THD / [t.U] Voltage THD
f - DMD ON and DMD OFF indicators [DMD ON = Capacitor bank is required to The numeric display shows the total harmonic distortion of the current or voltage as
switch On, DMD OFF = Capacitor bank is required to switch Off ] according to the formula below:
g - Prefix multipliers indicator [KILO = 103, MEGA = 106 ] ∞

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THD = in in = nth order harmonic current or voltage rms
i - STEP Output Indicator [LED ON = Step output switch On, LED OFF = Step output
n =2
switch Off ] 2 i1 = Fundamental current or voltage rms
j - NFC tag area [Tag mobile on this location for communication]
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k - UP button This measurement is possible only if the total load is at least 5% of the rated load.

l - ENTER button
[P.F.] Power Factor
m- DOWN button The numeric display shows power factor of the system.
n - ESC button
[P.A] Active Power / [P.R] Reactive power / [P.S] Apparent power
The numeric display shows active power, reactive power or apparent power of the
1. General Description load.
The power factor regulator combines comprehensive operation with user-friendly S = apparent power [VA]
control setting. It uses numerical techniques in computing the phase difference S Q = reactive power [VAR ]
between the fundamental of current and voltage, thus precise power factor measure- Q P = active power [W]
ment is achieved even in presence of harmonics.
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The power factor regulator is designed to optimize the control of reactive power
compensation. Reactive power compensation is achieved by measuring continuous-
ly the reactive power of the system and then compensated by the switching of
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capacitor banks. The sensitivity setting optimizes the switching speed. With the 3. MENU
built-in intelligent automatic switching program, the power factor regulator further
improves the switching efficiency by reducing the number of switching operations
[S.C] System Configuration
required to achieve the desired power factor.
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S.C Parameter Setting Range

[L- N] Line to Neatural
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Usage of the capacitor bank is evenly distributed by the intelligent switching 1 Rate Voltage
algorithm. This ensures uniform ageing of the capacitors and the contactors used. [L - L] Line to Line
[50] Rate frequency set to 50Hz
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The four-quadrant operation feature allows the power factor regulator to operate
correctly in the case of active power feed beck to the mains where regenerative 2 Rate Frequency [60] Rate frequency set to 60Hz
*{PFR will auto trace line frequency while THD voltage lower
power sources are used.
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Harmonic current in the system can be harmful to the capacitor bank. This power [ALN] Standalone unit
factor regulator is capable of measuring the total harmonic distortion (THD) in the 3 System Coupling [CTL] Master unit
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system and trigger an alarm if the THD level is higher than the pre-set value. Other
[SLU] Slave unit
alarms include under/over compenstate alarm, under/over current alarm and
under/over voltage alarm.
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[YES] Master and Slave activation control by Digital Input

4 Input Control
Mobile app has been provided for user convenient to monitor parameter or configure [NO] Master and Slave function operate immediately
setting through NFC. User also able to communicate with power factor regulator
through RS485 Modbus RTU protocol by install NX-M1 module on power factor *Master and Slave function only available while NX-M1 module is attached.
regulator.

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[S.S] System Setting [r.S] Rated Step
[1] Primary.CT Every step in the power factor regulator is programmable except Step 1. Step 1 is
Primary current transformer ratio (_/5A). This parameter must be set according to the fixed as "1" and it is the smallest capacitor step used. All other steps were
external 5A current transformer ratio. programmed as multiple of Step 1.
*{Make sure Primary CT setting must be set, otherwise PFRNX will not run in Example:
normal condition.} If the configuration of capacitors used, starting from Step 1, is 10kvar, 10kvar, 20kvar,
20kvar, 30kvar, 30kvar, 60kvar & 60kvar, then the rated steps are 1,1,2,2,3,3,6,6.

[2] Set Cos φ Unless all steps are fully used, the unused steps should be set as "0". The last step can
The target power factor required when the system is under automatic mode. The be programmed as alarm/fan output by setting the step to "ALA" /"FAn". When the last
power factor regulator will switch the capacitors in or out in order to achieve the set output is programmed as alarm output, second last output can be programmed as
value. fan output.

[3] Smallest Cap If the auto smallest cap is enabled, the PFR will carry out the automatic rated step
This setting is used to set the switching hysteresis according to smallest size measurement. Therefore, all steps are not programmable except alarm/fan output.
capacitors used. With automatic selection [Atc], the reactive power compensation is R.S Rate Step Setting Range
achieved without manually setting smallest cap. The PFR will measure and evaluate
all steps available when necesssary and smallest cap value is then computed. 1 Step1 Only can set as 1
2 Step2
[4] Sensitivity
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This parameter set the speed of the switching. A larger sensitivity value will result in . . 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, 16
slower switching speed and conversely. A smaller sensivitity value will result in a . .
faster switching speed. this sensitivity applies to both switching on and switching off
of the capacitor.
15 Step15 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, 16, Fan
Example : if smallest step Q1st = 15 kVAR and Sensitivity = 60s/step 16 Step16 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, 16, ALA, FAn
Reactive power required to achieve set power factor, Qrq = 15kVAR * 0 - Disable
Step required to achieve targer power factor = Qrq/Q1st
= 15 kVAR/ 15kVAR = 1 Step Fan Output [FAn]
Reaction time = 60/1 = 60 sec When the fan output is selected, the output will be energized with any capacitor bank
switched ON. Step 15 can be set to [Fan] when only step 16 set to [ALA].
[5] Reconnection Time
This is the safety lockout time which is used to prohibit the reconnection of the same
capacitor step before it is fully discharged. This parameter is usually set larger than Alarm Output [ALA]
the discharge time of the largest capacitor size in used. Alarm conditions detected by the power factor regulator are indicated by “ALARM”
LED indicator (d). If Step 16 set as [ALA], step 16 contact and LED (i) will switch On
while alarm is activated. The alarm indications are automatically reset to normal once
[6] Switch Program the alarm conditions are restored.
This setting allows the selection of one of the four available switching algorithms.
To view the alarm message, user needs to goto Alarm Message menu [A.n]. The
number shows on the 2 digit numeric display (a) are the alarm condition follows
a) Manual switching [n-A]
according to table 1 in page 3.
The capacitor steps are controlled manually by the “UP” or “DOWN” button. The
“UP” button will connect the capacitor step and “DOWN” button will disconnect the
Example:
capacitor step. Steps are swtiched in a rotational manner based on first-in-first-out
basis. A. n 5 6 5
2 digit numeric (a) 3 digit numeric (e)
b) Rotational switching [rot]
The 2 digit numeric display (a) describes alarm is undervoltage condition. The 3 digit
This switching program is similar to the manual switching method and it is based on
numeric display (e) shows the voltage value in 65 Volts.
rotational first-in-first-out sequence. Unlike the manual switching program, the
option will automatically switch in and out the capacitors according to target power
factor, sensitivity and reconnection time settings. [A.S] Alarm Setting
The alarm conditions for THD voltage, THD current, undercurrent, overcurrent,
c) Automatic switching [Aut] undervoltage and overvoltage and frequency error able to be set follow according to
This automatic switching program uses intelligent switching sequence. The step the table 1 in page 3.
switching sequence is not fixed and the program automatically select the most
apporiate steps to switch in or out in order to achieve shortest reaction time with
minimum number of steps. For equal ageing of the capacitor and contractors, the
program will select the least used step to be switched in if there are two equally rated [O.P] Programmable Alarm
steps. The PFR can be programmed to disable or enable the detection of the alarm
Under this switching program, the power factor regulator automatically detects the conditions according to the table 1 in page 3.
CT polarity power up. Once this polarity reference is fixed, any subsequent re-genera-
tive power condition detected will cause all the capcitor steps to be disconnected.
[A.P] Programmable Output
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d) Four-quadrant switching [Fqr] The PRF can be programmed to disable or enable which alarm conditions not to have
This switching program is similar to the automatic switching program [Aut] except activity on the step 16 contact, only if step 16 contact set as alarm output [ALA].
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that this switching program allows the power factor regulator to operate correctly
under both import power and export power (re-generative) conditions. Under export
power condition, the active power is fed back to the supply mains by other energy [C.S] Communication Setting
sources such as standby genset etc. If this option is selected, the installer must ensure Cummunication through RS485 RTU protocol available only if NX-M1 module installs
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that the CT polarity is correctly wired because the automatic CT polarity correction on the PRF.
detection feature is disabled.
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C.S Parameter Setting Range

The “AUTO” LED indicator (c) on the power factor regulator light off when the 1 Communication? Yes or No
switching program is set to Manual switching [n-A]. For Rotational [rot], Automatic
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[Aut] and Four-quadrant [Fqr] switching programs, the "AUTO” LED indicator (c) on 2 Remote Set? Yes or No
the regulator lights up. Under normal operating condition, the step indicators 3 Comm. Address 1 - 255
indicate the ON/OFF status of every step. A steady ON light indicates the particular
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4 Baudrate 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 or 38400

step is switched in.
5 Parity Odd, Even or None
S.S Parameter Setting Range
6 Stop Bits 1 bit or 2 bits
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1 Primary.CT 5 - 8000
2 Set Cosφ 0.8 IND - 0.8 CAP
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3 Smallest Cap 500 - 1.5x106/AtC

4 Sensitivity 5s - 300s/step
5 Reconnection Time 5 -240s
6 Switch Program [n-A], [rot], [Aut] or [Fqr]

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4. Descripstion of Alarm Parameters 15) Step On Timer - [t.xx] shows on 3 digit numeric (e) if alarm triggers in this
conndition.
A.S/
Delay Time Alarm/ Output 16) Step On Counter - [n.xx] shows on 3 digit numeris (e) if alarm triggers in this
O.P/ Alarm Setting condition.
Parameter Programmable
A.P/ Range * Step on timer alarm and step on counter alarm only available when NX-M1 attaches
Activate Deactivate Setting with PFR. These alarms setting only can set through communication.
A.n
*xx - Step number
1 THD Voltage 10% - 20% 5 mins 2.5 mins On/Off
2 THD Current 20% - 300% 5 mins 2.5 mins On/Off
3 Undercurrent 1.0% - 3.0% 10s 5s On/Off 5. Automatic CT Polarity Detection
4 Overcurrent 110% - 140% 2 mins 1 min On/Off During the power on start-up process, the PFR, if programmed under Rotational or
Automatic switch program, detects the CT polarity and correct it internally if the CT
5 Undervoltage 90V - 395V 0.1s 5s On/Off
polarity is reversed. If the PFR is set for Four-quadrant switch program, this feature is
6 Overvoltage 132V - 500V 15 mins 7.5 mins On/Off disabled.
7 Cap Size Error - 15 mins 0s On/Off
8 Undercompensate - 15 mins 7.5 mins On/Off 6. Programming Lock
9 Overcompensate - 15 mins 7.5 mins On/Off The PFR is equipped with a programming lock to prevent inadvertent changes to the
10 Step Error - 0s 1 week On/Off control parameters. If locked, all the control parameters can only be viewed at and
cannot be changed without unlocking it first.
11 No Voltage Release - 0.1s 0s On/Off
12 CT Polarity Error - 10s 5s On/Off To lock or unlock, first ensure that the display is on the power factor display mode
13 Clock Loss - 0s 0s On/Off [PF], then press and hold “ENTER” and “DOWN” buttons until the 3 digit numeric
14 EEPROM Error - 0s 0s On/Off display (e) flashes [LOC] or [CLr]. [LOC] indicates the PFR is locked and [CLr] indicates
1000 - 25500
the regulator is unlocked.
15 Step On Timer 0s 0s On/Off
hours
16 Step On Counter 1000 - 25500 0s 0s On/Off
Table 1: Description of number on 2 digit numeric display and parameter settings 7. NFC Communication
PFR provides NFC communication convenient for user to read parameter values or to
1) THD Voltage - Total harmonic distortion for voltage threshold has been exceeded. change setting through mobile. Below shows guide on how to operate NFC:
2) THD Current - Total harmonic distortion for current threshold has been exceeded. 1) Download app from http://itmikro.com/Contents/view/20, and then install to
All steps disconnected if alarm triggers. mobile.
3) Undercurrent - Current lower than setting value of 5A rated current. Value displays 2) Open the app, and then tag the mobile nfc close to the PFR nfc tag area (j). *{Make
on 3 digit numeric (e) is percentage [%] unit. sure NFC is available on mobile and NFC mode is turn On}
4) Overcurrent - Current excess setting value of 5A rated current. Value displays on 3
digit numeric (e) is percentage [%] unit.
5) Undervoltage - Voltage lower than setting value. Value displays on 3 digit numeric
(e) is voltage [V] unit. 8. NX-M1 Module
Clock and RS485 protocol communication only available if NX-M1 install on PFR.
6) Overvoltage - Voltage exceed setting value. Value displays on 3 digit numeric (e) is
voltage [V] unit. Without NX-M1, time of action are not recorded in event, fault and rate step records.
7) Cap Size Error - Controller cannot reach the set cosφ due to no suitable step
available. [UnS] or [OVS] shows on 3 digit numeric (e) if alarm triggers in smallest
cap size oversized condition or no suitable step condition respectively.
8) Undercompensate - All capacitors are connected and the power factor lower than 9. Application of Master and Slave PFR
set cos φ. [Uco] shows on 3 digit numeric (e) if alarm triggers in this condition. {*Below usage only available if NX-M1 module is attached with PFR}
9) Overcompensate - All capacitors are disconnected and the power factor higher Application 1 : Link two PFRs together to increase the number of step contact. The
than set power factor. [Oco] shows on 3 digit numeric (e) if alarm triggers in this connection setup between both PFR is shown in the diagram 1.
condition. Programming : Master Slave
10) Step Error - PFR detects capacitor step may be having problem, only if smallest System ID Ctr SLU
Input Control No No
cap set to auto. [E.xx] shows on 3 digit numeric (e) if alarm triggers in this
Address 1 1
condition.
11) No Voltage Release - All steps disconnected if alarm triggers. Value displays Application 2 : Refering to the diagram 2, both PFRs operate independent while
on 3 digit numeric (e) is voltage [V] unit. coupling is open. When PFRs detect coupler is closed, both PFRs will switch to master
12) CT Polarity Error - PFR detects CT connection wrong polarity. [ECt] shows on 3 and slave operation. The number of step eventually will be increased. The example of
digit numeric (e) if alarm triggers in this condition. usage is shown in the diagram 2.
13) Clock Loss - [CLo] shows on 3 digit numeric (e) if alarm triggers in this conndition. Programming : Master Slave
*Clock only available when NX-M1 attaches with PFR. System ID Ctr SLU
Input Control Yes Yes
14) EEprom Error - [EEP] shows on 3 digit numeris (e) if alarm triggers in this
Address 1 1
condition. *{Contact manufacturer If alarm trigger in this condition}
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P2 P1
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K1 PFR K17 PFR
MASTER SLAVE
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NX-M1 NX-M1
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Diagram 1 - Example of PFRs operate in step extension system

FEED 1 FEED 2
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TRANSFORMER 1 TRANSFORMER 2
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CT 1 COUPLER CT 2
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LOAD 1 LOAD 2
EX. INPUT
100 ~ 240 VAC
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34 35 20 23 24 25 34 35 20 23 24 25

PFR PFR
MASTER SLAVE

NX-M1 NX-M1
Diagram 2 - Example of PFRs operate in two feeds system
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10. Shortcut to Manual Switch Program 15. Guide on Controlling PFR
User able to change switch program from auto mode to manual mode by press and Below shows how to read next parameter displays and enter menu mode.
hold ” ESC” button for 3 seconds. The AUTO indicator light (c) eventually will turn off. MEASUREMENT MENU
User can press “UP” button to turn On capacitor step or press “DOWN” to turn Off
capacitor step. [PF] Cos φ [S.C] System [1] Voltage System
Configuration Press Press
Capacitor step only will turn On after the countdown of step achieves reconnection Press “ENTER”
“UP” “DOWN”
time. The step output indicator (i) will flash and DMD ON indicator (f) will turn On Press “ENTER”
[r.P]Required Power [2] Frequency
Press
while the step is waiting for reconnection time. and [S.S] System Setting Press Press
Press “ENTER”
hold “UP” “DOWN”
Manual mode will automatically change back according to system setting switch [V] Voltage “ENTER” Press “ENTER”
for 3 [3] System ID
program after 1 hour if there is no button pressed. [r.S] Rated Step
Press “ENTER” second Press Press
“UP” “DOWN”
Press “ENTER”
11. Intelligent Capacitor Step Selection [A] Current [4] Input Control
PFR will look for capacitor step that has less activity to switch On or more activity to Press “ENTER” [A.S] Alarm Setting
switch Off while more than one capacitor step are having same rate VAR value if Press “ENTER”
[F] Frequency [1] Primary CT
switch program set to automatic switching or four-quadrant switching. This function
[A.P] Prog. Alarm Press Press
only will operate after PFR affirms on the smallest cap value. Press “ENTER”
“UP” “DOWN”
Press “ENTER” [2] Set Cos φ
[t.A] THD Current
12. Step On Timer and Step On Counter Press “ENTER”
Press
“ESC”
[O.P] Prog. Output Press
“UP”
Press
“DOWN”
PFR will record down the step operating hour and counter. These features only can be Press “ENTER”
[t.U] THD Voltage [3] Smallest Cap
read through NFC app or RS485 communication if NX-M1 module is attached with Press Press
[C.S] Communication
PFR. Besides that, user able to set step on timer alarm or step on counter alarm as a Press “ENTER” “UP” “DOWN”
Setting
service alert. [P.F.] Power Factor [4] Sensitivity
Press “ENTER” Press Press
User also can reset the step on timer record or step on counter record through NFC Press “ENTER” “UP” “DOWN”
[A.n] Alarm Message
app or RS485 communication. [5] Reconnection Time
[P.A] Active Power
Press “ENTER” Press Press
Press “ENTER” “UP” “DOWN”
13. Harmonic [6] Switch Program
PFR measures harmonic up to 15 orders. User able to retrieve harmonic measure- [P.r] Reactive Power
ment through NFC app or RS485 communication. Press “ENTER”

[P.S] Apparent Power

[1] THD Current [14] EEPROM Error
Press “ENTER” Press Press Press Press
14. Reset to Factory Default “UP” “DOWN” “UP” “DOWN”
To reset all programmable parameters to factory default, first power off the PFR. Press [2] THD Voltage [13] Clock Loss
the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons simultaneously while turning ON the PFR and holds Press Press Press Press
itfor more than 3 seconds. The 3 digit numeric display (e) shows [dEF] 2 seconds. [1] Communication? “UP” “DOWN” “UP” “DOWN”
Press Press [3] Undercurrent [12] CT Polarity Error
“UP” “DOWN” Press Press Press Press
Menu Parameter Default Setting [2] Remote Set? “UP” “DOWN” “UP” “DOWN”

Voltage system L-N Press Press [4] Overcurrent [11] No Voltage Release
“UP” “DOWN”
Press Press Press Press
Frequency 50Hz [3] Comm. Address “UP” “DOWN” “UP” “DOWN”
System Configuration [S.C] Press Press [5] Undervoltage [10] CK Error
System ID ALN “UP” “DOWN”
Press Press Press Press
[4] Baudrate “UP” “DOWN” “UP” “DOWN”
Input Control No Press Press [6] Overvoltage [9] Overcompensate
“UP” “DOWN”
Press Press Press Press
Primary CT 5A [5] Parity “UP” “DOWN” “UP” “DOWN”
Press Press [7] Cap.Size Error [8] Undercompensate
Set Cosφ 0.98 IND “UP” “DOWN”
Smallest Cap Atc [6] Stop Bit
System Setting [S.S]
Sensitivity 45s/step

Reconnection Time 30s

Example 2 : How to set Primary CT ratio setting to 500A
Switch Program Aut Step 1 : Goto [S.S] System Setting
Rate step [R.S] Rate1 - Rate16 1 Step 2 : Make sure 2 digit numeric display (a) flashs [S.S] and [1], if not press “UP” or
“DOWN” until display flash [S.S] and [1].
THD Voltage 20% Step 3 : Press “UP” and “DOWN” simultaneously until value on 3 digit numeric display
THD Current 50% (e) blinks.
Step 4 : Press “UP” or “DOWN” until the value reach 500.
Undercurrent 1.0%
Alarm Setting [A.S] Step 5 : Press “UP and ”DOWN” simultaneously to save setting.
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Overcurrent 110%

Undervoltage 90V Example 3 : How to temporally change switch program from auto mode to manual mode
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Overvoltage 500V Step 1 : At the Measurement page, press and hold “ESC” for 3 seconds until AUTO LED
(c) light off.
Programmable Alarm [A.P] All parameters On
Step 2 : Press “UP” to connect capacitor step or press “DOWN” to disconnect the
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Step 3 : Press and hold “ESC” until AUTO LED (c) light on, switch program back to auto
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Remote Set? Yes Example 4 : How to read mutliple alarm messages when undervoltage and undercurrent
alert.
Communication Address 1
Communication Setting [C.S] Step 1 : Goto [A.n] Alarm message, 2 digit numeric display (a) flashes between [A.n]
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Baudrate 9600 and [5]. If the value on 3 digit numeric display (e) shows 50. {The message shows PFR
is in undervoltage condition at 50 V AC}
Parity Even
Step 2 : Press “DOWN” goto next alarm message. 2 digit numeric display (a) flashes
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Stop Bits 1 bit between [A.n] and [3]. If the value on 3 digit numeric display (e) shows 1.5. {The
-- Step On Timer 5000 hours message shows PFR is in undercurrent condition at 1.5% of primary rated current}
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-- Step On Counter 5000 * Alarm message [A.n] can refer to table 1 in page 3.

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16. Technical Data 17. Case Dimensions
Auxiliary Supply
Rated voltage : 100 ~ 415 VAC or 140 ~ 340 VDC
Operating voltage : 85 ~ 450 VAC or 110 ~ 370 VDC
Rated frequency : 50 or 60 Hz
Operating frequency : 45 ~ 65 Hz
Power consumption : 10 VA max

Current Input FRONT

Rated current, In :5A
Operating Limits : 0.05 A ~ 10 A (Secondary current)
Accuracy : ±3% or 20mA secondary current whichever greater
Rated frequency : 50 or 60 Hz
Burden : <0.3VA at In

Voltage Input
Operating Limits : 5 V ~ 600 V
Accuracy : ±3% or 1V whichever is greater
Rated frequency : 50 or 60 Hz

Relay Output
Numbers of outputs : 8 / 12 / 16 (PFR80NX / PRF120NX / PRF160NX)
Contact arrangement : NO contact type
Rated capacity : 5 A 250 VAC ( COSφ = 1)
Max current for the :12 A continous
commom terminals
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Mechanical
Mounting : Panel mounting
Dimension ( h x w x l ) : 145mm x 145mm x 78mm
Approximate weight : 0.8kg
Enclosure Protection : IP54 at panel
: IP20 at body

Environment Conditions
Overvoltage Class : III
Temperature : -5 oC ~ +55 oC
Humidity : 56 days at 93% RH and 40 oC non-condensing
Pollution Degree : II
Altitude : 2000m

EMC PANEL CUTOUT

Electrical Fast Transient : IEC61000-4-4 Level IV
Surge : IEC61000-4-5 Level IV
Conducted Immunity : IEC61000-4-6 Level III
Radiated Immunity : IEC61000-4-3 Level III
Conducted and Radiated Emission : EN55011

18. Typical Connection Diagram

Diagram 3 - PFR live-netural voltage system connection diagram
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L2
L1
P2 P1
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CT must be connected before FUSE FUSE

! capacitor bank and load FUSE

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 34 35 20 23 24 25
CURRENT VOLTAGE AUX
K1 _ /5A
STEP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
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PFR80NX *Subject to model

PFR120NX PFR80NX - Step from 1 to 6, 15 and 16
PFR160NX
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PFR120NX - Step from 1 to 10, 15 and 16

PFR160NX - Step from 1 to 16
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