TECNICAL

BROCHURE
94.2.910.80en Issue A
22.10.20

SPRECON®-E-P D3QPI6
DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION FOR TRANSFORMERS
WITH PROTECTION DATA INTERFACE
D3QPI6

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 OVERVIEW
The SPRECON-E-P D3Qpi6 protection device is control and monitoring functions in electric power
available as protection device with control func- systems. The main protection function is the diffe-
tion (SPRECON-E-P D3Qpi6-1) and as modular com- rential protection for transformers.
bined protection- and control device (SPRECON-E-P
D3Qpi6-2), which guarantees the protection of pri- Additionally the SPRECON-E-P D3Qpi6 protection
mary equipment by simultaneously accomplishing device has an ethernet based protection data inter-
face.

Configuration example and typical applications

AREAS OF APPLICATION RANGE OF FUNCTIONS

Thanks to its numerous functions, SPRECON-E-P All necessary secondary system-based tasks can be
D3Qpi6 can be used for many different protection carried out by SPRECON-E-P D3Qpi6:
and control applications. The implemented protec-
tion functions allow selective protection of: • Differential protection for cable lines with trans-
formers and motors
• Dual- and triplewinding transformers • Control and monitoring of switching devices and
• Motors process components
• Comprehensive protection of motors by monito-
The transformer differential protection with a pro- ring start-up, blocked rotor and underload
tection data interface is especially suitable for the • Recording of measured values
protection of a long cable line with a transformer at
one end. This protection concept allows to save a • Communication with superior control or remote
protection device for the line differential protection. control systems
The SPRECON-E-P D3Qpi6 communicates via the • Bay control and monitoring
protection data interface with a SPRECON E-P DL6
device. With this constellation the fault at the trans- The device is accentuated by a technologically fully
former can be detected selectively. developed and commercially optimized design. It al-
lows realization of sophisticated and compact solu-
The device is especially predestinated for the fol- tions with clear economical benefits through highest
lowing application areas due to its comprehensive possible flexibility and scalability.
miscellaneous functions:

• One-box solution for utilities (MV)

• Bay computer with back-up protection (HV)
• Industrial switchgears

Application of D3Qpi6

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CONCEPT • No protection check of the feed and disconnec-
tion in the primary circuit during update of the
Consequently separation of control and protection
control parameters and control firmware neces-
technology together with approved algorithms of di-
sary
gital signal processing provides security, offers avai-
lability and reliability at the highest possible level. Modern technologies prevent mutual effects bet-
ween tasks whereby as far as possible independence
• Separated data model between the applications can be achieved. So for ex-
• Separated processes ample it is possible to load firmware and data model
• Separated firmware of the protection independent of the control part
• Separated passwords and vice versa. The operator faces a clear separation
of control and protection.

Principle of consequent separation of protection and control

CONFIGURATION OPERATION
All implemented functions can be configured sepa- In order to meet the requirements of efficient sys-
rately. Different requirements are met at the best for tem management, all operations can be accomplis-
all customers through the separation of protection hed via the separated HMI control panel. Hence,
and control system configuration. protection configurations can be locally carried out
beside usage of the configuration program “COMM-
As against, the protection-specific functions can be 3“.
configured or deactivated separately depending on
the particular application. Irrelevant functions are On the full graphics TFT display, all necessary infor-
hidden and inactive, which allows simple and struc- mation about processes and devices are displayed.
tured device configuration. Additionally, free configurable LEDs are available for
signaling.
The concept of database-supported type orientati-
on towards bay types is applied to the control sys- Separated navigation keys allow clear user guidance
tem configuration, which therefore facilitates the through the various menu pages and simple configu-
development of comprehensive systems to a large ration of extensive protection functions.
extend.

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 PROTECTION FUNCTIONS
IMPLEMENTED PROTECTION IEC
IEEE C37.2 D3QPI6
FUNCTIONS 61850-7-4
Number of current and voltage inputs 12I
Neutral-Point current sensitivity 1x/1x/ 20x
Differential protection, number of ends 87T PDIF 3
Ground differential protection, number of ends 87N PDIF 2
Switch on protection (SOTF, SOP) 50, 50N PIOC X
IL>DT/IDMT, three stages per end, number of ends 50, 51 PTOC 3
IE>DT/IDMT, three stages per end, number of ends 50N,51N, 51Ns PTOC 3
Inrush restraint PHAR X
Overfluxing restraint (5th harmonic) X
Negative sequence protection Ineg>, three stages, assignable to end 46 PTOC X
Overload protection (2 images, assignable to end) 49, 49N PTTR X
Starting protection, locked rotor protection (motor protection), assignable to end 49R, 66, 48, 51LR PMRI/PMSS X
Underload protection motor protection) 37 PTUC X
Lockout (*), number of ends 86 PMRI 3
Circuit breaker failure prot. (CBF), two stages per end, number of ends 50BF RBRF 3
Current annunciation stages (3x IL>an, x IE>an), assignable to end X
Circuit breaker tripping by up to 6 external signals (PTRC) X
Protection interface remote output via protection data interface (PI-RO) 24
Protection interface remote input via protection data interface (PI-RI) 24
Trip circuit supervision, number of ends 74TC 3
Parameter sets 4
Logic + time stages for optocoupler inputs X
Virtual binary inputs / substation control inputs (SC DI) 30 / 15
Logic + hold time for output relays X
Measurands, short report X
Event logging, non-volatile RDRE X
Disturbance data recording, non-volatile RADR, RBDR X
SD statistics / measurand statistics X/X
Measurand checks, self supervision X
Assistance for test and putting into operation X

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CONTROL FUNCTIONS1
• Control and monitor. of switchgears and other proc. PROTECTION
• Control outputs with high make/break capacity
(e.g. direct control of disconnector motors) DESCRIPTION
• Direct or select before operate based command
Modern protection functionality and algorithms in-
sequence
sure reliable and fast reaction of the device. For a
• Control of tap changers for transformers and Peter- fast faultsolving the results of protection tripping
sen coils and OFF-commands are visible immediately. All pro-
• Configurable bay interlocking tection- and auxiliary functions or in-/ outputs are
• Switching authority and cross-functional switch- clearly configurable locally at the device and also via
gear interlocking (Sprecher station control) PC operating software without any limitations.
• Programmable substation automatic functions
Tripping events and disturbance data are availab-
• Programmable logics le also after a voltage failure. During conceiving of
• Blocking of switching devices SPRECON-E-P D3Qpi6 the current guidelines for digi-
• Group-assigned indication and measured-value tal protective systems of the federation of operating
blocking agencies and the federation of the Austrian electri-
• Threshold-value monitoring city enterprises were considered.
• Maximum demand value calculation
• Maximum value calculation (non-return pointer)
• Configurable transmission modes for measured
values BIASED DIFFERENTIAL
• Counter inputs
• Elapsed hours meter, switching operat. counter
PROTECTION
To this effect, a differential current and a bias cur-
• Data archiving rent is calculated from the currents of the two or
three connected winding sides for each of the three
COMMUNICATION phases. The differential currents are evaluated for
• RS232, RS422/485, fiber optic connection, each phase with the appropriate bias current in a
10/100 Mbit Ethernet four-section characteristic which can be adapted to
• Two additional optical Ethernet ports for red. ring the object to be protected via settings, for its positi-
on within the tripping range.
• Leased- or dialup-line connections (via modem)
• Wireless communication via external GSM- or As other processes occurring during transformer
radio modem operation also give rise to differential currents, “sta-
• Integration of stand-alone devices via station bus bilization” of the differential protection against such
(metering and measuring instruments, protective processes, like inrush restraint, overfluxing restraint
relays, AVRs, controllers for Petersen coils, etc.) and transformer saturation biasing, is implemented
to the device and adjustable.

GENERAL FUNCTIONS As connection is to be effected without intermedi-

• Continuous self-monitoring ate transformer, pre-processing of the measurands
• Remote maintenance and configuration is effected. For the zero current elimination the cal-
culated, as well as the measured earth current can
• Time management via DCF-77/GPS (external) or
be used.
via SCADA protocol
• Operation, adjustment and indication possible via At not-earthed neutral point and uneven vector
local or separated control panel group a zero current elimination by vector group ad-
• Diagnosis via Webserver aptation is removed to increase the sensitivity.
• Maintenance-free, no battery
• Automatic backup to SD-Card At split feeding the measuring set of winding W3 is
usable as measuring point for winding W2.
• Redundant power supply optionally
• AI-, AO- modules for combined device optionally
• Control panel with fully graphical display and
3-colored LEDs
1
only forSPRECON-E-P D3Qpi6-2

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 Both differential current stages Idif> and Idif>> own BIASED EARTH CURRENT
a timer to delay triggers, if needed. A transformer
saturation biasing is done in case of external error DIFFERENTIAL
by an additional restraint. It prevents faulty tripping
on the one hand and enables correct tripping in case PROTECTION
of internal error on the other hand. The differential On the earthed neutral, an earth current differential
current tripping can be blocked via input signals. protection can be established for sensitive detection
of an earth fault within the protected zone “neut-
ral to phase current transformer”. Utilization on a
transformer with delta winding and neutral earthing
transformer is also possible.

In case of application on a split feeding (measuring

set W3 as measuring point for W2) the earth current
differential protection can be combinded.

P1 P2
L1
S1 S2
L2 PR
L3 1A
5A
IL1 W x
Characteristic of the current biased differential protection 1A
5A
IL2 W x
1A
5A
IL3 W x
1A
P1 S1
5A
IEy
S2

PROTECTION DATA INTERFACE

P2

Based on the Ethernet technology, the SPRECON-E-

P D3Qpi6 owns a modern protection data interface, Example for connection Neutral earthing transformer
which cares for the protection communication.
The earth current differential protection is to detect
The time synchronisation realised via “Hardware safely weak internal faults (even interturn short-
timestamping“, based on the “Precision Time Proto- circuits) as well as high-current faults within the
col“ (PTP according to IEEE 1588-2008), and the data protected zone. On the other hand, it must block
transfer is done via IP-based protocols. tripping reliably in case of faults outside of the pro-
tected zone.
Within the data transmission synchronised scanned
measurands and 24 freely parametrizable binary si- Ratio adaptation is effected to the rated current of
gnals (remote outputs) and some fixed entrainment the considered winding side.
data and blockage signals between the devices are
exchanged with 100 Mbit / Full Duplex mode.
IEdif /IB
12 internal error (without measuring errors)

Additionally to the electrical protection data inter- 10

face on the PU-2441 can be switched to an optio- Tripping range

nally available optical interface (COM-ETH module). 8

Blocking range
2

IEdif> 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
IEstab /IB

Characteristic of earth current differential protection

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INRUSH- AND OVER-
FLUXING RESTRAINT
Faulty trippings caused by inrush are avoided by
weighting the adjustable ration of the 2nd harmo-
nic and the fundamental component. Thereby, the
trigger is blocked at exceeding of the ration in a
phase regardless of the result of other phases at the
„Crossblocking“ procedure.

If cross-blocking is not used but the “single block“

procedure is used, the harmonics of all started pha-
se differential currents must exceed the setting to
result in blocking of the differential current protec-
tion. The treatment of differrencial currents through
overfluxing is done in a similar manner, but the 5th
harmonic is analysed instead of the 2nd.

To avoid the blocking of the trigger at high parts of

the 2nd or 5th harmonic by other network events
or transformer saturation, a maximum value for the
differential current, up to which harmonics are mea-
sured, are determined by setting parameter.
Realizable protection characteristic
PHASE FAULTS
Short circuits can be evaluated with three-step, un-
directed overcurrent time protection per side W1, EARTH-FAULT TREATMENT
W2, W3 (IL>, IL>> and IL>>>). The current is measu- Besides the three phase currents the earth cur-
red phase selective in each phase. The over-current rent can be monitored in three steps (IE>, IE>> and
stage IL> can be used as inverse-time over-current IE>>>) for over-range of adjusted thresholds. Also for
protection (IDMT) alternatively. the earth current monitoring the first stage can be
operated as inverse-time over-current protection
Following characteristics are available according to (IDMT).
IEC 60255-151:
Short-circuits involving the earth and double earth
• Long time inverse faults which are recognized by their current intensity
• Inverse can be detected by this protection module indepen-
• Very inverse dently of the system type. In the case of a model
• Extremely inverse with sensitively measuring earth current transfor-
mer, an earth fault can also be detected in a non-
The selection between utilization of the current rms earthed system provided there is a sufficient earth
value or the fundamental wave (1st harmonic) for current intensity.
supervision is effected in the individual current sta-
ges via function switches. The selection between utilization of the current rms
value or the fundamental wave (1st harmonic) for
monitoring is effected step by step via the function
switch.

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 TRIP-CIRCUIT SUPERVISION OVERLOAD PROTECTION
The permanent supervision of a current flowing (THERMAL REPLICA)
through the trip-circuit can be realized via one or
two inputs. The thermal level is calculated with a specific model
and compared then with the operate values where-
by the influence of the corresponding previous load
is taken into account. Depending on the operational
equipment different characteristics can be selected.
CIRCUIT-BREAKER
FAILURE PROTECTION Two instances - 1 and 2 - of the overload protection
are available. These can be assigned to any side. Mo-
As a check of correct OFF-command execution by reover, the overload protection can be used for ope-
the circuit-breaker the current flow is monitored for rating equipment in the neutral point (e. g. neutral
dropping below a minimum operate value, within earthing transformers, resistors).
the two-stage per side performed circuit-breaker fai-
lure protection. Does this drop off not occur within a An adjustable reclosing lockout can prevent a pre-
given time after the OFF-command, the circuit-brea- mature reconnecting after overload.
ker could not interrupt the current flow. Additionally
an OFF-requirement can be executed by further de-
vices or from subordinated branches. The c.b. positi-
Level of
on signal or the measured earth current can be used overload memory tripping
100%
if the current is not a suitable supervision criterion. 90%
warning level 2 (adjustable)
warning level 1
80%
(adjustable)
heating phase cooling phase
reclosing lockout
60%
(adjustable)

MOTOR PROTECTION 40%

preload reclosing allowed
Comprehensive protection of motors including re-
closing lockout through monitoring of acceleration 20%
begin of exceptional
manual reclosing
time (heavy starting), locked rotor and under-load load
0%
are available from the device. Time

Overload protection
NEGATIVE SEQUENCE
PROTECTION CHECK OF MEASURED VALUES
The two-stage per winding side of the transformer To prevent faulty tripping and other faulty reactions,
structured load unbalance protection is reasonable the plausibility of incoming measured values can be
for protection of operational equipment that is ther- monitored. In the current a check of unbalance is
mally stressed by that neg. seq. current component. performed for each winding side.
Just as asymmetric faults can be recognized whose
current are smaller than the maximum load current.
For supervision of current unbalances two stages
are integrated whereby the first stage can be opera-
ted as a dependent (IDMT) stage. CHANGE OF
CHARACTERISTIC SETS
The input of four characteristic sets is possible. The
selection of the active set is possible locally, by me-
ans of substation control or via binary input.

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EVENT LOGGING SUBSTATION CONTROL INPUTS
For afterward analysis of the activities the events (SC DI)
are recorded chronologically arranged. Structuring
events in groups, type of events and causes im- Largely random information is supplied from the
proves the clarity substantially. substation control to the protection part of the com-
bination unit via the substation control inputs. The
substation control data objects of the 15 SC DI must
VIRTUAL BINARY INPUTS VBI be assigned the required digital signals in the SPRE-
30 virtual binary inputs can be assigned to logically CON-E Designer. Subsequently, they are available as
combined output commands and are then available substation control inputs of the protector.
as configurable “physical“ inputs.

LOGIC OPERATIONS
The binary inputs and relay outputs can be com-
bined logically to create new commands with diffe-
rent signals. In addition, for each input time delay
for startup and reset is available. In case of an relay
the minimal operation time (reset delay) of the relay
AND
OR can be selected.
Output command 1

vBE
Output command 2
PULSE SHAPER STAGE
The pulse shaper stage is a small programmable con-
troller and is used for input/output coupling. Its two
binary input signals can be adapted within a wide
Output command n
time range. Their output can be used in turn to con-
trol functions.
Configuration of the vBIs

AND
ton / toff OR
Optocoupler 1

OPERATING MEASURANDS
ton / toff Apart from the differential currents and the bias
Optocoupler x
Software
currents ot ghe single phases and the differencial
function currents and the bias currents of the earth differen-
vBE 1
ton / toff cial protection functions, phase currents, negative
sequence- and earth current, as well as 15 min ave-
rages can be displayed.
ton / toff
vBE n
Thermal levels, the equivalent thermal current and
estimates of the residual time up to OFF are availab-
Configuration of the inputs
le if the appropriate function is utilized.

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 TESTING AND START-UP AIDS PC OPERATING SOFTWARE
Ample testing and start-up aids, e.g. for output re- COMM-3
lays, inputs, test TRIP, thermal replica, telegram
test, IEC 61850 datapoints enable the protection Although the protection functions of SPRECON-E-P
check and the commissioning tests considerably. device are adjustable and selectable also without
PC, the work is substantially facilitated by the ope-
rating software COMM-3. Apart from device settings
DISTURBANCE DATA LOGGING also measured values, events and disturbance data
Additionally to event recording the disturbance data can be picked out and displayed.
logging offers the possibility of later analysis of po-
wer system behavior. The disturbance data logging This is possible either via serial- and Ethernet inter-
contains thereby storage of binary instantaneous va- faces or via modem line.
lues of the measured values and all reactions of the
device (stimulation, tripping). Several recordings can
be saved. The lead-, follow up-, maximum time and
the start criteria of the disturbance data logging can
be adjusted.

Operating software COMM-3

Disturbance data logging

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION
OF CONTROL
TAP CHANGER CONTROL
CONTROL FUNCTION This integrated control function enables control of
Enables control and monitoring of most different tap changers through specific types of switching de-
switching devices and process components. Accor- vices. The actual tap position can be captured via
ding to specific requirements, it is possible to ope- digital inputs by binary, BCD or Ghielmetti code and
rate and monitor circuit breakers, disconnectors, analog mA signals. Furthermore, the regular mode
Petersen coils, pumps and motors. of operation can be ensured by monitoring of tap
changer operating time.
Thereby, operating can be initiated through:

• Local control unit

• Station- or remote control SWITCHGEAR INTERLOCKINGS
• Free programmable digital inputs They are issued with the integration of switching
readiness and permissibility tests. Preceding tests
before the output of a command are,

The number of elements that can be controlled is • switching device ready for operation,
only restricted by the number of available in-/ out- • SETPOINT VAL. = ACTUAL VAL., e.g. is the swit-
puts. Following concepts of controlling are possible: ching device already in the required position,
• is another operation already active (doubleopera-
• 1-pole control
tion interlocking),
• 1½-pole control
• was the command initiated at a switchingautho-
• 2-pole control rized level (control authority),
• if the new switchgear condition corresponds to
a valid field- and/or plant topology (interlocking
COMMAND PROCESSING condition fulfilled)?
Depending on variant of the switchgear drives diffe-
rent switchgear types with specific command pro-
cessing are available: After a switching command output, the regular
mode of operation of each switching device is mo-
• Single commands: It can be selected between nitored and an alarm is generated when necessary
persistent and pulse command output whereby
with the pulse command the relay contact is
independently reset after a defined time.
• Double commands: A separate output relay has
to be actuated for closing- and opening com- PREPROCESSING OF
mands.
BINARY DATA
• Commands for direct disconnector motor selec-
tion: After selection of a certain switching device The digital input data preprocessing offers extensi-
via a command output relay, operation is initiated ve functionalities for preparation of the binary input
through a internal power relay. data. The configuration can thereby be accomplis-
hed for each input separately.

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 CONTACT DEBOUNCING MEASURED VALUE
This feature is used for debouncing of signals from
mechanical contacts. The debouncing period can be ACQUISITION /
set individually.
- PROCESSING IN
SUBSTATION CONTROL
For improved commissioning and management a
CHATTER BLOCKING wide range of functionalities for measured-valueac-
The chatter blocking feature detects fault inputs, quisition, preparation and transmission are availab-
which show unstable status. In the case of perma- le.
nent state changes the input is blocked for a deter-
mined time period in order to suppress undefined
indication changes. OPERATE VALUE MONITORING
All measured and metered values can be monito-
redby using operate values. The operate value and
possible time delays can be changed online . In the
event of an out-of-range condition, an alarm is ge-
SIGNAL FILTERING AND DELAY nerated.
Filtering serves to suppress brief changes in poten-
tial at the digital input. The signal is only passed on For live-zero monitoring for detection of broken con-
if the signal voltage is present for a certain period of ductors normalized DC-signals of external measu-
time. Additionally the digital signals can be delayed, ring transducers can be processed.
which allows corrections of mechanical-related sig-
nal sequences.
EXTENDED MEASURED VALUE
SIGNAL GENERATION CHARACTERISTICS (ZOOM-IN
After preprocessing digital input data, spontaneous FUNCTION)
single point information is generated in case of state
changes. Supplementary, information on switching Extending the range of measured values is someti-
device states is generated in terms of double point mes requested when measuring transducers are in
information. use. This, for example, applies to a frequency mea-
surement of 45 to 55 Hz. Additional this functionali-
Thus, additional information as switching device ty realizes a measured value zoom-in function by use
run, intermediate and fault conditions can be indica- of a non-linear characteristic curve.
ted besides defined on/off positions.

AVERAGE VALUE CALCULATION

Arithmetic mean values over a certain period of time
can be calculated based on measured values, e.g.
METERED VALUES the 15 minute average.
For internal metering the unit can calculate an ener-
gy metered value from the measured currentand
voltage values. Additionally, functionalities as opera-
ting hours counter and switching operations

If an external meter with a metering pulse output

is available, pulses can be captured and processed
through digital inputs. All metered values are stored
into a non-volatile memory and can be separately set
and reset as well as monitored based on threshold-
values.

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TRANSMISSION MODES PROGRAMMABLE AUTOMATION
Reduced data rates during the transmission of infor- FUNCTIONS
mation to a SCADA system often leads to compro-
mises between quantity and up-to-dateness of data. In addition to programmable logic, it is possible to
Therefore different concepts for initiation of measu- automate any required time sequence by means of
red value transmissions can be applied: programmable automation functions. For instance,
sequences of commands like automatic bus-bar
• Cyclic transmission changeover in a double bus-bar system can be ac-
• Spontaneous transmission complished.
• Changing threshold with time-dependent swit-
ching criterion and/or
• Additive operate value criterion
EVENT RECORDING
It enables continually archiving and storing of ope-
The transmission mode can be individually configu- rationally relevant events in chronological order to-
red for each measured value. gether with time stamps into a non-volatile memory.

SWITCHING DEVICE BLOCKING

Blocking of the switching device prevents unintenti-
SIGNAL-/ MEASURED VALUE onal operations during maintenance and inspection
BLOCKING works on a switching device.

To avoid the transmission of information to the

master unit during tests of a feeder, transmission CONTROL
blocking can be activated. Groups of indication sig-
nals and measured values can be formed, whereas CONFIGURATION
group-related transmission blocking can be carried All functionalities can be configured separately,
out. whereby system configuration is separated from
device-specific configuration. The concept of type
orientation towards bay types is applied to the sys-
SIGNAL DERIVATION/GROUPING tem configuration.
OF SIGNALS/SUMMING UP MEA-
Thereby, a complete system can be clearly configu-
SURED AND METERED VALUES red using only one database. Concerning device-
specific configuration, parameters like automatic
Further data points or commands can be derived synchronizer are set at device level, which makes
from any data point (message, measured value) or an individual adaptation to various requirements
count value. Also the summation of messages and possible. Furthermore, programmable logic allows
measured values is supported, whereby the range realization of specific solutions in terms of bay or
of information is minimized for transmission to the complete system automation. Adaptation of con-
SCADA system. figurations can be carried out by means of local or
remote maintenance.

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC
It acts as a tool to create specific solutions for the
automation of bays or complete substation systems.
Through combinations of signals in logic equations,
user-specific indications can be de-fined and further
actions can be derived.

SPRECON-E Designer

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 GENERAL FUNCTIONS
CONTINUOUS COMMUNICATION
Various communication possibilities enable the inte-
SELF-MONITORING gration into a substation control system of Sprecher
Comprehensive self-monitoring procedures within Automation or different providers. Additional stan-
the device ensure that internal hardware or soft- dalone devices like metering and measuring instru-
ware errors are instantly detected in order to take ments, protective relays, voltage regulators, control-
adequate actions. This guarantees a high level of sa- lers for Petersen coils, etc. can also be integrated.
fety and reliability.

ETHERNET
TIME MANAGEMENT For Ethernet LAN following variants are implemen-
Time management can be achieved via externally ted off the shelf:
connected DCF-77 or GPS-synchronized clock or
via a SCADA. Hence, time setting functions must be • PU-2441: One electrical variant (RJ45, twisted
implemented in the SCADA protocol. Time and date pair)
stamps are assigned to all indications, measured and • PU-2442: Integrated Ethernet subsystem with
metered values. two optical ports (BFOC, fibre optic)
• PU-2443: Integrated Ethernet subsystem with
two electrical ports (RJ45, twisted pair) and two
optical ports (BFOC, fibre optic)

The last-mentioned CPU variant offers the imple-

mentation of a redundant optical ring that maintains
data flow after interruption. An overview of rea-
lized protocols can be found in the chapter “Tech-
nical Data”. Individual clarification can take place
via further inquiry. Additionally a service interface is
present.

SERIAL CONNECTION
Optional serial interfaces supporting asynchronous
as well synchronous communication protocols are
available in RS232-, RS422/485-standard or as fibre
optic model:

• PU-2442: One interface maximum

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LOCAL OPERATION
With the help of the separated control panel all ope- Three individually labelled keys (2, 3) offer flexible
rations necessary for an efficient management can adaptation.
be carried out and information can be displayed. The
user interface convinces with functional and user Subsequently, the essential switching operation is
friendly design. carried out via the separated control keys (7). Quick
and safe changing of the different operating modes,
Process and device information can be full-graphi- e.g. selection of the switching authority, is achieved
cally shown on the 5,7 inch back-lit and optional by use of the key-lock switch (5, 6).
color1 TFT display (9). Additionally there are 25 free-
ly configurable LEDs for indication and alarms (11) Through separated status LEDs (12) the status of the
which can show three colours (red/green/orange). control unit can be monitored.
These LEDs can be allocated with four different sta-
tes (off, on, flicker, flashing) and equipped with indi- The key with the cog wheel (1) allows direct access
vidually labelled marking pads (10). to the diagnosis page.

Separated navigation keys (4) allow clear user For a more detailed description of the detached
guidance through the various pages as well as input control panel refer to the corresponding product de-
of device configuration parameters. Further these scription.
keys are used to select the switching device.

Control panels: CP-213x and CP-2330 without key-lock switch

1
Coulor display available by licence

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 TECHNICAL DATA1 (1 OF 5)
GENERAL DATA
Mounting variants Surface-mounted case for wall installation with detached control panel
see section
Surface-mounted case for wall installation with attached control panel „Dimensions and
mounting“
Flush-mounted case for switchgear cabinets and control panels (attached control panel)
Mechanical characte- dimensions see section „Dimensions and mounting“
ristics connection see section „Connection diagrams“
degree of protection (acc. to IEC 60529) see section „Dimensions and mounting“
CU (40 HP): approx. 5 kg (minimum assembly)
Mass
CP/CCP: < 1 kg
Electrical terminals power supply COMBICON Typ GMSTB 2.5/3-ST-7.62
COMBICON Typ MSTB 2.5/...-ST-5.08 and
digital in-/ outputs, voltage transducer
COMBICON Typ MC 1.5/...-ST-3.5
wire size CT solid-/ stranded wire: 0.5 to 4 mm2
others solid-/ stranded wire: 0.2 to 2,5 mm2
communication interfaces see section „Communication ports“
AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY
Auxiliary voltage1 rated voltage Vaux 24 to 60 V DC 110 to 220 V DC 110 to 230 V AC

permitted tolerance -20 to +20 % -20 to +30 % -20 to +15 %

frequency range --- 45 to 65 Hz
power consumption Basic design with modules: PU-2441
(without COM module), PS (without LA relay), PR, CP:
in idle state (1 relay active) approx. 15 W approx. 24 VA
with PU-2442/2443 instead of PU-2441 +5 W
bridging time at supply failure of Vaux ≥ 50 ms
peak inrush current <3 A
INPUTS
Digital Inputs Extended range
Rated voltage range Input voltage variant (24 to 220 V DC / 110 V 220 V
Vi, aux 110 to 230 V AC)
DC rising operating point (L to H) 10 to 17 V DC 44 to 66 V DC 160 to 170 V DC

Operation point ON – (1 to 0.85) x

DC falling operating point (H to L) 14.3 to 7.3 V DC
4 V DC operating point ON
AC operating point 64 to 220 V AC
permitted tolerance -20 to +15%
permitted capacitive coupling of inputs 1000 nF 400 nF 100 nF
Analog inputs Nominal value Inom Inom setable from 0 to ±20 mA
Accuracy ±0.2 %, (at 23 °C ambient temperature)
Over-range mA 1.2*Inom
Input resistance in current path 10 Ω
ANALOG OUTPUTS
Analog outputs Nominal value Inom settable from-20 to +20 mA
Maximum open circuit voltage ±12 V DC
Output load (burden) 0 to 600 Ω

1
Acurracy measured at 23 °C and 50 Hz

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TECHNICAL DATA (2 OF 5)
RELAY OUTPUTS
Digital outputs DO20
DO Type NO contact
Max. switching voltage 250 V AC, 250 V DC
Continuous current 1A
AC ohmic (On/Off) 250 VA (max. 1 A)
Max. load
DC ohmic (On/Off) 24 V / 1 A (24 W) 110 V / 0.25 A (25.3 W) 220 V / 0.18 A (39.6 W)
breaking
AC inductive (On/Off) 240 VA; cos φ=0.35; (max. 1 A)
capacity
DC inductive (On/Off) 20 W at L/R=40 ms
Operate time max. 8 ms
Command outputs DIU10C4 / PS
CO Type 2-pole NO contact
Max. switching voltage 250 V AC, 250 V DC
Continuous current 5A
AC ohmic (On/Off) 1250 VA (max. 5 A)
Max. load DC ohmic (On/Off) 24 V / 5 A (120 W)1 110 V / 0.77 A (84.7 W)1 220 V / 0.3 A (66 W)1
breaking AC inductive (On/Off) 720 VA; cos φ=0.35; (max. 5 A)
capacity DC inductive (On) 1000 W at L/R=40 ms
DC inductive (Off) 250 V / 110 V: 30 W at L/R=40 ms 24 V: 50 W at L/R=40 ms
Operate time typ. 7ms
Alarm output PS
AO Type Changeover switch
(PS/X2/X3) Max. switching voltage 250 V AC, 250 V DC
Continuous current 5A
Max. load AC ohmic (On/Off) 1250 VA (max. 5 A)
breaking DC ohmic (On/Off) 24 V / 5 A (120 W) 110 V / 0.4 A (44 W) 220 V / 0.28 A (61.6 W)
capacity AC inductive (On/Off) 720 VA; cos φ=0.35; (max. 5 A)
Operate time max. 8 ms

ANALOG INPUTS / OUTPUTS (AX-2X00)

Transducer inputs Nominal frequency fnom 50 Hz, 60 Hz or 16.7 Hz
Operating range 42,5...57,5 / 51...69 / 14,2..19,2 Hz
Current transducer Nominal current Inom 1 / 2 / 5 / 10 A 3
Over-range current 12 A
Power consumption current <0.1 VA at Inom
Thermal power capability 4*Inom continuous, 30*Inom 10 s, 100*Inom 1 s
Voltage transducer Nominal voltage Vnom 100 V AC / 220 V AC 3
Thermal power capability 385 V AC
Adjustable voltage 330 V AC
Power consumption voltage <0.3 VA
COMBICON FRONT-MSTB2,5/6-ST-5,08
Electrical terminals COMBICON FRONT-MSTB2,5/8-ST-5,08
COMBICON FRONT-MSTB 2,5/10-ST-5,08
Operating measurands Measurand resolution 24 Bit (23 Bit + sign)
Phase current / Earth current 1 Directly measured with ±0.2 % accuracy of nom. value
Phase to earth volt. / Phase to phase volt. Directly measured with ±0.2 % accuracy of nom. value
±5 mHz accuracy für current value
Frequency
±1 mHz accuracy für average value
Phase angle calculated with ± 0.5 ° accuracy
Complex-, active and reactive power
Active and reactive energy
Power factor
calculated with ±0.5 % accuracy of nom. value
Phase to phase voltage
Earth current, residual voltage
Frequency-, voltage differency

1
Value for two contacts in series

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 TECHNICAL DATA (3 OF 5)
INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMER INPUTS
Nominal frequency 50 Hz
Isolation voltage input to case, input to input 2.5 kV r.m.s./50 Hz for 1 min
Current inputs
Phase currents (IL) nominal current Inom 1 or 5 A selectable (at different terminals)
Earth current (IE) sensitivity factor selectable between normal (2 x) or 20 x
Load capability IL , IE 4·Inom continuous
IL , IE 30·Inom 10 s
IL , IE 100·Inom 1s
IL , IE 250·Inom 10 ms
Power consumption IL , IE (2-fold sensitive) at Inom (1/5 A) 0.1/0.2 VA
IE (20-fold sensitive) at Inom (1/5 A) 0.2/0.5 VA

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
- for current starts and operating measurands, rms-value measurement τ=20 ms
- for current starts, fundamental wave measurement also selectable
- Differential currents fundamental wave
- Direct current offset of rms values, except thermal replica
- Measurand filtering, cutoff frequency of the analog filter 1600 Hz
- Sampling rate 1 ms
- Reset ratios Idif characteristic 0.7
- Reset ratios I> stages, unless selection is possible 0.95
- Command time of the biased differential protection
at Idif > 1.1 * Idif> typ. 48 ms
with the inrush and overfluxing restraint enabled
at Idif > 2.5 * Idif> typ. 38 ms
- Reset time of 2 * Idif> approx. 30 ms
- Command time of diff. protection at Idif > 1.1 * Idif>> typ. 28 ms
at Idif > 1.5 * Idif>> typ. 24 ms
at Idif > 5 * Idif>> typ. 13 ms
- Command time of stabilized earth current differential protection typ. 45 ms
- max. pickup time DT without inrush restraint, I=1,01 * I>an 33 ms
- Command time DT without inrush restraint, I=2 * I> <20 ms
- Extension of command time, DT with inrush restraint approx. +16 ms
- Reset time DT, current start (τ >70ms, to 10% of the initial amplitude) <30 ms
at contact output approx. 30 ms
- Pickup time, negative sequence system Ineg approx. 40 ms
- Reset time approx. 40 ms
- Time required for change-over of characteristic set approx. 8 ms
MEASURING RANGES
- IL , IE: 1 digit = 0.00216 * In, peak value: 70.78 * In (rms: 50.05 * In)
- Earth current transformer IE, 20-fold sensitivity: 1 digit = 0.000108 * In, peak value: 3.539 * In (rms:2.5 * In)
- Bandwidth (among other things for disturbance data logging) 340 Hz

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TECHNICAL DATA (4 OF 5)
ACCURACY
- Differential and bias current I ≤ 0.2 * In: ≤ 10%, I>0.2 * In: <5 %
- Detection threshold of inrush restraint ≤5%
- Detection threshold of overfluxing restraint ≤5%
- Current stages, measured variables, pickup value ≤ 2.5 %; 0.01 * In
IE transformer with standard sensitivity ≤ 2.5 %; 0.01 * In
IE transformer with high sensitivity ≤ 2.5 %; 0.0005 * In
- Calculated currents at In ≤5%
- Load unbalance protection ≤ 3 % of phase currents
- Inverse time characteristics with regard to time ≤ 5%, ±30 ms
- Thermal replica with regard to pickup current ≤ 2.5 %
- Thermal replica with regard to time ≤ 5 %, ± 100 ms
- Timers quartz biased ≤ 0.5 %, ± 10 ms
INFLUENCING VARIABLES
Temperature -10° C up to +55° C <1 %
Harmonics integers 10 % <1 %
Frequency 50 Hz ±5 %
Pickup value of biased differential protection I ≤0.2 * In: ≤5%, I>0.2 * In: <3 %
Pickup value of inrush and overfluxing restraint <38 %
Current starts ≤3 %
Operating measurands ≤5 %
Thermal replica with regard to time <10 %
Inverse time characteristics with regard to time <5 %
- Transient operational characteristics of DT
in accordance with EN 60255-151 X/R= 10 / 40 / 120 7% / 1% / 3%

- Auxiliary power supply in the band of UHn from-20 % to +10 % < 0.1 %

COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS
Uplink IEC 60870-5-101/-103/-104
IEC 61850
Modbus
Downlink (max. 1 IED) IEC 60870-5-103
Modbus
NETWORK REDUNDANCY PROTOCOLS
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol RSTP IEEE 802.1D
Parallel Redundancy Protocol PRP-1 IEC 62439-3 (2012)
Media Redundancy Protocol IEC 62439 (Ring-Master function via external switch)
HIPER-Ring (Ring-Master function via external switch)

NETWORK SERVICES
Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP v3
Network Time Protocol NTP
Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP
NTP Server
Precision Time Protocol PTP v2 / IEEE 1588 v2 (IEEE 1588-2008)
Webserver
Firewall

TIME SYNCHRONIZATION
External clock (RTC) Source external DCF-77- or GPS-clock NTP / PTP
Connection to any free serial port via Ethernet
via SCADA protocol recommended synchronization interval 1 min
Internal time management deviation with free running internal clock <1 min/ week
Time resolution real-time stamping 1 ms

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 TECHNICAL DATA (5 OF 5)
COMMUNICATION PORTS
Service interface CPU-located port for connection to a local maintenance PC on site or a modem
RS232 RJ45 connector
baud rate 300 to 115200 Baud
isolation voltage1 1.0 kV r.m.s.
maximum distance max. 15 m (at 19200 Baud)
Interface to control panel CPU-located port for connection to separated control panel
RS422/485 proprietary RJ45 connector
baud rate 300 to 115200 Baud
maximum distance 10 m
System communication interfaces Depending on CPU two freely usable CPU-located ports
possible protocol types synchronous and asynchronous
interface type RS232, RS422/485, fibre-optic2
Ethernet-LAN PU-2441 1 x RJ45
PU-2442 2 x BFOC-(ST)/2,5 (Multimode FO)
PU-2443 2 x RJ45 (electrical), 2 x BFOC-(ST)/2,5 (Multimode FO)

PROTECTION DATA INTERFACE

LAN electrical PU-2441 (X3)
PU-2442 (X2) 1 x RJ45 (electrical)
PU-2443 (X2)
LAN optical (COM-ETH module, connector style LC SFF
optional) for fiber type Singlemode
PU-2441 (X2) Singlemode
optical wavelength 1310 nm
maximum distance 20 km / 60 km
connector style LC SFF
fiber type Multimode
Multimode
optical wavelength 1310 nm
maximum distance 2 km
Time synchronization by hardware timestamping based on PTP (IEEE 1588-2008)

INTERFACE TYPE
RS232 connector style 9-pin D-SUB plug connector (male)
baud rate 300 to 115200 Baud
isolation voltage 1.0 kV r.m.s.
maximum distance max. 15 m at 115200 Baud
RS422/485 connector style 9-pin D-SUB jack connector (female)
baud rate 300 to 115200 Baud or 375 KBaud system bus
isolation voltage 1.0 kV r.m.s.
maximum distance max. 1000 m at 38400 Baud
Optical plastic fiber connector style BFOC-(ST) /2,5 (F-SMA on request)
(Optical glass fiber) fiber type Multimode graded index profile 50/125 μm, 62.5/125 μm
optical wavelength 820 to 860 nm
maximum distance 2 / 2.5 km
Ethernet connector style electrical: RJ45
optical: 2 x BFOC (ST) for LWL at PU-2432
isolation voltage 1.5 kV r.m.s.
bandwidth 10/100 MBit/s

1
data signals galvanic isolated
2
depends on order variant

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TESTS (1 OF 2)
SAFETY TESTS (TYPE TEST)
Electrical tests
Verification of creepage distances and clearance IEC 60255-27
Voltage test IEC 60255-27 (60255-5) amplitude 2.5 kV r.m.s.
frequency 50 Hz
duration 1 min
Surge withstand capability test (SWC test) IEC 60255-27 (60255-5) amplitude 5 kV peak
rise time 1.2 μs
hold time 50 μs
Insulation resistance after environmental test IEC 60255-27
Test of safety earth terminal IEC 60255-27 (IEC 60950)
Current transf. over-current withstand capability IEC 60255-27 IL , IE 100·Inom/1 s
Current transf. rated peak withstand current DIN VDE 0435-303 250·Inom/10 ms
Output relays continuous-, make-/ break current IEC 60255-1(60255-6)
Flammability IEC 60255-27
Test of single faults IEC 60255-27

EMC TESTS (TYPE TEST)

Emitted interference
Radiated emission IEC 60255-26 (60255-25) 30 to 230 MHz 40 dB(μV/m)
230 to 1000 MHz 47 dB(μV/m)
Conducted Emission IEC 60255-26 (60255-25) 0.15 to 0.50 MHz 79 dB(μV) quasi perak
(of auxiliary voltage) 66 dB(μV) average
IEC 60255-26 (60255-25) 0.5 to 5 MHz 60 dB(μV) average
73 dB(μV) quasi peak
IEC 60255-26 (60255-25) 5 to 30 MHz 60 dB(μV) average
Immunity to:
1 MHz Burst IEC 60255-26 frequency 1 MHz; 75 ns tR;
(60255-22-1)
common-mode amplitude 2.5 kV peak
differential-mode amplitude 1 kV peak
instrum. transf. 2.5 kV peak
repetition rate 400 Hz
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) IEC 60255-26 (60255-22-2) contact discharge 6 kV
air discharge 8 kV
Radiated electromagnetic field IEC 60255-26 (60255-22-3) frequency 80 MHz to 1000 MHz
amplitude 10 V/m; AM 1 kHz 80 %
Fast transient disturbance IEC 60255-26 class-A tRise/tHold 5/50 ns
(60255-22-4)
amplitude 4 kV peak
repetition rate 5 kHz
Current-, voltage surge IEC 60255-26 o.c. voltage tRise/tHold 1.2/50 μs
(60255-22-5)
s.c. current tRise/tHold 8/20 μs
amplitude 0.5/1/2 kV
Conducted interference IEC 60255-26 (60255-22-6) frequency 150 kHz to 80 MHz
amplitude 10 V; AM 1 kHz 80 %
Line-frequency interference common-mode amplitude 300 V
IEC 60255-26
(60255-22-7) coupling resistance 220 Ω
coupling capacity 470 nF
class B amplitude 100 V
differential-mode
coupling resistance 100 Ω
coupling capacity 47 nF
Auxiliary voltage (Vaux)
Peak inrush current IEC 870-4 class S1
Interruption and depression IEC 60255-26 (60255-11) stored energy time >50 ms

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 TESTS (2 OF 2)
ENVIRONMENTAL TESTS
Characteristics Test standard Class Value
Climatic tests
Dry heat IEC 60068-2-2 >B2 +70 °C / 20 h
Dry cold IEC 60068-2-1 -25 °C / 20 h
Moist heat cyclical IEC 60068-2-3 relative humidity 93 % at +55 °C / 6 x 24 h
Vibration and shock Test conditions
Vibration test in operation, 10 to 59 Hz: 0.075 mm amplitude
IEC 60255-21-1 2 in operation, 59 to 150 Hz: 1,0 g acceleration
continuous stress (not in operation), 10 to 150 Hz: 2,0 g acceleration
Shock test in operation: 11 ms duration / 10 g acceleration
IEC 60255-21-2 2 high resistance (not in operation): 11 ms duration / 30 g acceleration
repeated shock (not in operation): 16 ms duration / 20 g acceleration
Seismic withstand capability 2 to 9 Hz: 7,5 mm amplitude
horizontal
9 to 35 Hz: 2,0 g acceleration
IEC 60255-21-3 2
2 to 9 Hz: 3.5 mm amplitude
vertical
9 to 35 Hz: 1,0 g acceleration

SAMPLE TESTS
Safety test IEC 60255-27
High voltage test Inputs, outputs amplitude 2.5 kV r.m.s.
frequency 50 Hz
duration 1 min
Auxiliary voltage to ground amplitude 2.83 kV DC
duration 1 min
Function check with secondary circuit tester
Temperature endurance test temperature +55 °C
duration overall 24 h
Temperature cycle test temperature limit upper +55 °C
lower +20 °C
duration temperature cycle 4h
overall 72 h

TOLERATED AMBIENT CONDITIONS

Recommended operation temperature range -5° to +55 °C
Storage temperature range -25° to +55 °C
Transport temperature range -25° to +70 °C
Relative humidity in annual average <75 %, no condensation
For 56 days <93 % at <40° C, no condensation
The devices shall be arranged in such way that they are not exposed to direct sunlight or high changes in temperature that could cause condensation.

CE-CONFORMITY
The „SPRECON-E-P DD..6” series complies with the regulations of the Directive 2014/35/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the
harmonization of the statutory provisions of the member states regarding electrical operating equipment to be used within certain voltage limits- Low-
Voltage Directive- and of the Directive 2014/30/EU of the European Parliament and the Council on the harmonization of statutory provisions of the
member states concerning electromagnetic compatibility.

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MODULE PLAN
SPRECON-E-P-D3QPI6-1/-D3QPI6-2
Slot
a b c d e f g h i j

DIU10C41
DO201
Power
CPU Protection module
supply

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

Slot number

AVAILABLE MODULES
IDENTIFICATION SLOT
PU-244x CPU module 01
PR Protection module 02- 04 / 06- 08 / 17- 19
PS Power supply module 05 / 09 / 20
DIU10C4 with command module 06 / 10 / 21
DIU10C4 Command module (optional, used for protection part) 05 / 16
DO20 Digital output module (optional, used for protection part) 05 / 16 (04 / 15 if DIU10C4 is used too)
Additional modules (only for SPRECON-E-P DS..6-2) 02- 04 / 02- 15
CO20 Command module
DIU10C4 Command module
DIU20 Digital input module
DO20 Digital output module
AI-2010 Analog input module
AO-2000 Analog output module
AX-2x00 Wandlerbaugruppe

1
Optional, used for protection part

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 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS

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DIMENSIONS AND MOUNTING
(1 OF 4)
The devices are suitable both for a wall assembly, control panel can be directly attached to the control
and for the installation in switchgear cabinets and unit with optional available fixing brackets.
instrument panels. In terms of surface mounting the

Overview of the mounting variants and IP degree of protection acc. to IEC 60529 1

SPRECON-E-Cx6 basic unit with 84 HP case, surface-mounted

1
IP54: Mounting screws on the back have to be tightened with 0,6 Nm.

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 DIMENSIONS AND MOUNTING
(2 OF 4)

SPRECON-E-Cx4 basic unit with 40 HP case, assembly version „top-mounted“ with detached control panel (CP-213x) and drilling
pattern

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DIMENSIONS AND MOUNTING
(3 OF 4)

SPRECON-E-Cx4 basic unit with 40 HP case, assembly version „top-mounted“ with control panel (CP-213x) and drilling pattern

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 DIMENSIONS AND MOUNTING
(4 OF 4)

SPRECON-E-Cx4 basic unit with 40 HP case and control panel (CP-213x), assembly version „installation“ and drilling pattern

24 HP:
24 TE: 159 mm / 40 HP:
TE: 240 mm / 84 TE:
HP: 464
464 mm
mm Position 1
94.2.047.461

P9 ZF F ZF S C
STAT

T R
M4
1 2
1 1

T 9 10
1 2
3
2
3 Position 2 M6
X1 2 X1 X1
1 4 4
X1
R 2 3 5 5
1 6 6

T R
X2
2
4
1 1 Position 3 Position 2 Position 1
1 5 X2 2 2
X3
2 3 3
T 6 X2
1 1 4
X4
X2 2 X3 2 5
R 1 3 6
mm

X5
2 1
1 X11 X21 X3 2
X6 2 PWR 3
3 24V 1 60 mm
5V X4 2
1
X7
2 3
X4 1 1
90 mm
LAN1

X8 2 1 X5 2
ACT

3 2 3
110-250VDC 1
T 1 3
X5 X9 2 4
110-230VAC
X6 2 Position 3 M6
CP 3 1 3
R 3 5
1 6 1
X6 T X5 2
X X7 2
2 7
SERV

10
3 3 3
8
R
M4
PROT PS PS-DIU10C4
CPU9

Basic unit , assembly version with variable mounting brackets

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ORDERING SPRECON-E-P D3QPI6
• Configuration on the basis of:
The permanently updated and as well online availa-
ble software tool SPRECON-E Configurator includes • Order assistance
all components and all possible combinations for or- • Final documentationEnddokumentation
der selection. It offers following functionality based
on assemblies / modules across devices to a com-
plete system:

SPRECON-E CONFIGURATOR

SPRECON-E Configurator

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