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Phase-Sequence-Change Relays DRR20 measure the sequence of the phases and switch – if necessary the rotation of the field. At the output (connect relays K1 and K2 in series in this application) two contactors are connected. The contactor at the normally-open contact of K2 switches the phases 1:1without changing them, the second (atnormally-closed contact) changes 2 phases.
When switching on with phasesequence ok, relay K2 picks up. With wrong phase-sequence it remains released. After K2 has switched, K1 picks up. K1 also releases first. This makes sure that no wrong contactor can be picked up under any condition. Additionally, the DRR20 monitors the three phases for asymmetry and undervoltage. If the limits are exceeded, the K1 switches off (respectively doesn't pick up) and protects the connected motor from damage. The device can also be used as a monitor for undervoltage, asymmetry or phase-sequence.
Applications are machines and equipment that is operated at variable locations, e.g. at building sites. Pumps, compressors and vacuum-cleaners always
run correctly and they are protected from damage by undervoltage or asymmetry.
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Phase-Sequence-Change Relays DRR20 measure the sequence of the phases and switch – if necessary the rotation of the field. At the output (connect relays K1 and K2 in series in this application) two contactors are connected. The contactor at the normally-open contact of K2 switches the phases 1:1without changing them, the second (atnormally-closed contact) changes 2 phases.
When switching on with phasesequence ok, relay K2 picks up. With wrong phase-sequence it remains released. After K2 has switched, K1 picks up. K1 also releases first. This makes sure that no wrong contactor can be picked up under any condition. Additionally, the DRR20 monitors the three phases for asymmetry and undervoltage. If the limits are exceeded, the K1 switches off (respectively doesn't pick up) and protects the connected motor from damage. The device can also be used as a monitor for undervoltage, asymmetry or phase-sequence.
Applications are machines and equipment that is operated at variable locations, e.g. at building sites. Pumps, compressors and vacuum-cleaners always
run correctly and they are protected from damage by undervoltage or asymmetry.
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