ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide

Temporary Overvoltages

 

 

Temporary Overvoltages

Overvoltage detection is based on half-cycle RMS measurements.The duration of the overvoltage corresponds to the period during which the RMS value remains more than 110% of the nominal voltage. The magnitude of the overvoltage is defined as the ratio (expressed in %) between the maximum RMS voltage during the overvoltage and the nominal voltage.

The observation period is 1 week. No evaluation criteria are suggested by either the EN 501060 standard or the UNIPEDE Measurement Guide for Voltage Characteristics; you should apply your own criteria to the data captured by the meter. The table below defines the classification scheme for counters Nij:

Overvoltages / Duration “t”

t < 1s

1s <= t < 1 min

t >= 1 min

 

 

 

 

110 < magnitude <= 120 %

N11

N21

N31

120 < magnitude <= 140 %

N12

N21

N32

140 < magnitude <= 160 %

N13

N23

N33

160 < magnitude <= 200 %

N14

N24

N34

magnitude > 200 %

N15

N25

N35

EN 50160 data (current observation period): The meter maintains the counters listed in the table above for each phase. These counters are reset on a weekly basis.

EN 50160 data (previous observation period): The meter stores the counter values listed in the table above for each phase on a weekly basis before these counters are reset. These registers are also stored in a data recorder on a weekly basis.

Events: the meter creates a message in the Event log every time one of the counters increases.

Parameter data: The meter can be enabled to record the maximum RMS voltage for each phase during an overvoltage, the duration of the overvoltage and the timestamp for when the overvoltage occurred.

Overvoltages Default Measurements

The data below is from the present observation period; values are all located in Bin modules. They are also recorded weekly by Data Recorders 25, 26, and 27.

Register Labels

V1-Ovrvlt N11

V1-Ovrvlt N12

V1-Ovrvlt N13

V1-Ovrvlt N14

V1-Ovrvlt N15

 

 

 

 

 

V1-Ovrvlt N21

V1-Ovrvlt N22

V1-Ovrvlt N23

V1-Ovrvlt N24

V1-Ovrvlt N25

 

 

 

 

 

V1-Ovrvlt N31

V1-Ovrvlt N32

V1-Ovrvlt N33

V1-Ovrvlt N34

V1-Ovrvlt N35

 

 

 

 

 

V2-Ovrvlt N11

V2-Ovrvlt N12

V2-Ovrvlt N13

V2-Ovrvlt N14

V2-Ovrvlt N15

 

 

 

 

 

V2-Ovrvlt N21

V2-Ovrvlt N22

V2-Ovrvlt N23

V2-Ovrvlt N24

V2-Ovrvlt N25

 

 

 

 

 

V2-Ovrvlt N31

V2-Ovrvlt N32

V2-Ovrvlt N33

V2-Ovrvlt N34

V2-Ovrvlt N35

 

 

 

 

 

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