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VR6 Voltage Regulator
Media Number -RENR2480-03 Publication Date -01/09/2003Date Updated
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Wiring Diagrams
SMCS - 4467; 7566
The following wiring diagrams are shown below:
Table 1
No. of Generator Voltage No. of

Excitation
Leads Sensing Illustration
Permanent Magnet three-phase
1
(PM)
10/12 single-phase
2
Self-Excited (SE)
three-phase 3
three-phase
PM 4
4/6 single-phase
5
SE
three-phase 6
three-phase
PM 7
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single-phase
Medium Voltage 8
SE
three-phase 9
Attachments
Series Boost Module 10
Cross Current Compensation 11
Manual Voltage Control for SE Generators 12
Manual Voltage Control for PM Generators 13
The following notes are referred to throughout each illustration:
Table 2
Note
Comment
Note Connect the wire to terminal 5 for a 1 Ampere CT. Connect the
1 wire to terminal 5A for a 5 Ampere CT.
Connect the remote voltage adjust rheostat between terminals 6A
and 7. Remove the jumper between terminals 4 and 7. The remote
voltage adjust rheostat should be rated at 10 kOhm and 2 Watt.
Place the jumper between terminals 6A and 8 for 1 V/Hz
Note
underfrequency slope. Remove the jumper between terminals 6A
2
and 8 for 2 V/Hz underfrequency slope. Place the jumper between
terminals 6A and 9 for three-phase sensing.
Remove the jumper between terminals 6A and 9 for single -phase
sensing.
Note Connect terminals 2 and 3 to the VAR/PF controller. Short
3 terminals 2 and 3 when the VAR/PF controller is not used.
For three-phase voltage sensing, connect the wiring to the
secondary winding. Phase rotation with transformer T1 is
Note
important.
4
Connect terminal 22 to the PT on T1. Connect terminal 24 to the
PT on T2. Connect terminal 20 to the PT on T3.
Note
5 Use twisted, shielded cables.

Note Single-phase, 220 VAC to 240 VAC secondary transformer
6 winding, 50 / 60 Hz, 3125 VA
Note
Three-phase, 63 VAC to 105 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz, 3125 VA
7
10/12 lead permanent magnet (PM) excited

generators with three-phase sensing
Illustration 1 g00847739
(CR1-CR6) Rotating rectifiers
(CR7, CR8) Surge suppression diodes
(E1) Positive heat sink
(E2) Negative heat sink
(L1) Exciter field (stator)
(L2) Exciter armature (rotor)
(L3) Revolving field (main rotor)
(L4) Main stator
(L5) PM exciter stator
(M) Rotating permanent magnet
(R2) Remote level rheostat
(R5) Suppression resistor
(RFA) Revolving field assembly
(T1) Voltage droop transformer (option)
Note: Refer to Table 3 for notes.
10/12 lead self-excited (SE) generators with

single-phase sensing
(L4) Main stator

three-phase sensing
(L4) Main stator
4/6 lead permanent magnet (PM) excited

generators with three-phase sensing
(L4) Main stator

(L4) Main stator
4/6 lead self-excited (SE) generators with three-

phase sensing
(L4) Main stator
Medium voltage permanent magnet generators

with three-phase sensing
(L4) Main stator
Medium voltage self-excited generators with

(L4) Main stator
Medium voltage self-excited generators with

three-phase sensing
(L4) Main stator
Series Boost Module
Cross Current Compensation
Note: Transformer T1 must be a 5 Ampere CT.
Manual Voltage Control for SE Generators
(C1) Isolation Relay
(L4) Main stator
Manual Voltage Control for PM Generators
(L4) Main stator
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The following wiring diagrams are shown below:

No. of Generator Voltage No. of

The following notes are referred to throughout each illustration:

5 Use twisted, shielded cables.

10/12 lead permanent magnet (PM) excited

(CR7, CR8) Surge suppression diodes

(E1) Positive heat sink

(E2) Negative heat sink

(L1) Exciter field (stator)

(L2) Exciter armature (rotor)

(L3) Revolving field (main rotor)

(L4) Main stator

(L5) PM exciter stator

(M) Rotating permanent magnet

(R2) Remote level rheostat

(R5) Suppression resistor

(RFA) Revolving field assembly

(T1) Voltage droop transformer (option)

Note: Refer to Table 3 for notes.

10/12 lead self-excited (SE) generators with

(CR7, CR8) Surge suppression diodes

(E1) Positive heat sink

(E2) Negative heat sink

(L1) Exciter field (stator)

(L2) Exciter armature (rotor)

(L3) Revolving field (main rotor)

(L4) Main stator

(R2) Remote level rheostat

(R5) Suppression resistor

(RFA) Revolving field assembly

(T1) Voltage droop transformer (option)

Note: Refer to Table 3 for notes.

10/12 lead self-excited (SE) generators with

(CR1-CR6) Rotating rectifiers

(CR7, CR8) Surge suppression diodes

(E1) Positive heat sink

(E2) Negative heat sink

(L1) Exciter field (stator)

(L2) Exciter armature (rotor)

(L3) Revolving field (main rotor)

(L4) Main stator

(R2) Remote level rheostat

(R5) Suppression resistor

(RFA) Revolving field assembly

(T1) Voltage droop transformer (option)

Note: Refer to Table 3 for notes.

4/6 lead permanent magnet (PM) excited

(CR7, CR8) Surge suppression diodes

(E1) Positive heat sink

(E2) Negative heat sink

(L1) Exciter field (stator)

(L2) Exciter armature (rotor)

(L3) Revolving field (main rotor)

(L4) Main stator

(L5) PM exciter stator

(M) Rotating permanent magnet