Voltage relay PNM-32 for voltage value control and protection of three-phase receivers. The user can program the minimum and maximum value of voltage, hysteresis, asymmetry and the delay of switching on and off. The system detects voltage unbalance and wrong phase sequence. LCD display and keyboard enable visualization of network parameters and easy programming.
Technical data:
< li>Maximum contact voltage: 250 V- Voltage threshold setting range (Umin): 170 ÷ 225 V
- use category: AC1
- maximum relay power: 4000 VA
- voltage threshold setting range (Umax): 235 ÷ 290 V
- contact arrangement: 1NO / NC
- relay current: 16 A
- rated current consumption: 60 mA
- IP protection degree: 20
- enclosure mounting: TH35 rail
- power supply terminals: L1, L2, L3, N
- rated power supply voltage: 230 / 400 V ~
- supply voltage tolerance: -15 ÷ +10 %
- Rated frequency: 50 / 60 Hz
- Rated current consumption: 2 W / 14 VA
- Measured voltage level indicator: LCD display< /li>
- Relay status indicator: LCD display
- Unbalance / wrong phase sequence indicator: LCD display
- Voltage threshold settings: keyboard
- Hysteresis setting range voltage: 1 ÷ 4 V
- unbalance level setting range: 10 ÷ 60 V
- off time setting toff: 2 ÷ 15 s keypad
- set tone on time: 2 ÷ 15 s keypad
- time setting accuracy: max. ±1 s / 24 h at 25 °C
- voltage measurement accuracy (50 Hz sine): ±1.5 %< /li>
- number of connection terminals: 12
- section of connecting wires: 0.2 ÷ 2.50mm²
- operating temperature: -20 ÷ +60 °C
- work position: any
- protection class: II
- overvoltage category: II
- pollution degree: 2< /li>
Advantages:
- measured voltage status indicator
- relay status indicator
- supplying the system from any phase
- adjustment of the minimum / maximum voltage value
- adjustable value of the switch-off delay
- control of the voltage value for each phase
< li>control of the correct phase sequence- control of voltage asymmetry
- relay output - changeover contact with a maximum load capacity of 16 A
- protection of three-phase receivers against fluctuations and asymmetry of the supply voltage and wrong phase sequence