Short Circuit Indicator type OK

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Design
The short circuit indicator type OK consists of:
1 pcs. reading instrument
3 pcs. sensors
connection cable
The reading instrument is available as a panel-mounted instrument and as a surface-mounted instrument. Both versions
can be equipped with a remote indication contact.The sensor set (version type OKS) consists of 3 single sensors.
The cable output of these sensors is combined in one junction. The cable length from this junction point to the reading instrument is 3000 mm (standard - on request other lengths are possible, too).
The light mains sensors (version OKL) are connected to the reading instrument via light mains
( standard length 1400 mm - other lengths are possible, too).

Function
The sensors are installed on the medium voltage cables.
In case of a short circuit, a coil, which is mounted into the sensor's housing, becomes energized. This coil transmits an impulse to the reading instrument. Within the reading instrument the impulse is evaluated.
The monitored net can be used for power supply, because the energy needed by the indication flags for indication is stored
in a capacitor.
Minimum impulse adjustment: The reading instrument is equipped with a minimum impulse duration setting. The impulse picked up from the sensor is checked for its length. If the impulse length is shorter than the adjusted mininum impulse duration, no fault will be indicated. If the impulse length is longer than the preadjusted duration,
a short circuit will be indicated.
This equipment allows the filtering of peak currents caused by switch currents or similar circumstances. Wrong indications
are avoided. The minimum impulse duration can be chosen (between 40 ms and 300 ms).
Indication: The indication is done by a bistable flag indicator for every core. In case of a short circuit,
the fault will be indicated by a "red surface". In stand- by- mode the flag shows a red surface.
The short circuit information transmitted by the sensor controls the flags, so that a short circuit is indicated.
The reset of the earth fault or short circuit indication can be done in the following ways:
a) automatic time reset: a time element controls the indication and resets it after a preadjusted time
(3 values between 0.5 h to 40 h are selectable).
b) manual reset with a push-button.
c) recovering net voltage (if the reading instrument is supplied from the monitored net).


Assembling
(please refer to the assembling instruction)
The sensors are installed on the conductors with steel frames. For this purpose, the frame has to be disconnected from the sensor housing and has to be placed around the high voltage core.
After this, the sensor has to be fixed in its final position.
a.) surface- mounted instrument:
The surface- mounted instrument is fixed with two screws. The connection cable can be inserted into the terminal box of the reading instrument from the back side or from the bottom of the housing.
b.) panel- mounted instrument:
The panel- mounted version has to be pushed into a prepared cutout of a panel. (dimensions of the cutout: 91.5+0.8 * 44.5 +0.6 mm). The housing of the reading instrument is equipped with spring clamps (standard; refer to figure 1). It has to be pushed into the cutout with
a little pressure.
Short Circuit Indicator type OK

 

Technical Data

operating current: short circuit: 150A to 1500 Dimensions (W * H * D):
accuracy: +/- 10 % reading instrument:
temperature range: -20°C to +70°C panel - mounted instrum. 96* 48*63 mm
reading instrument: reset time delay: 0.5h to 40h surface - mounted instrum. 76*140*42 mm
power request: stand- by- mode: 5-10 µA
indication mode: 60 µA
sensor:
short circuit sensor
38* 38*26 mm
power supply: selectable:
- 230 V AC
(also possible with accumulator)
- 9 V to 110 V DC
- lithium battery
Protection class
panel - mounted instrum.  IP46
surface - mounted instrum.  IP65
sensors:  IP67
remote indication: max. 230 V AC / 50 W to 150 W.

EMG Elektro-Mechanik GmbH - Ringstr. 4 - D-42553 Velbert / Germany
Tel: +49-2053-422890 - Fax: +49-2053-422899 - Email: kus@emg-ger.com