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PMSet E-Series Three-Phase Recloser

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 GENERAL CONTENT

Overview 4

PMSet E-Series ACR Overview 8

PowerLogic ADVC Series 10

Switchgear Operating System Software 16

Other Features 26

Appendices 30

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Overview

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Introduction 6

Benefits 7

Applications 8

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 Overview Introduction

The PMSetTM E-Series solid dielectric

Summary
Automatic Circuit Recloser (ACR)
represents Schneider Electric’s In the past, distribution equipment such as reclosers have been purchased
only to support load growth. Today your customers and the electricity
commitment to improved products and
consumers, are demanding reduced outages and lower tariffs. At Schneider
ongoing product development. Providing Electric, we are continually working to provide the advanced equipment
the features of a traditional recloser, plus the needed for tomorrow’s competitive electricity distribution system.
benefits of up-to-date design optimized for
automation, remote control and monitoring, By using our technologically advanced equipment, operating costs are
reduced and capital works can be deferred through better management of
now or in the future.
existing plant. In addition, outages causing lost revenue is reduced.

The PMSet E-Series development was In addition to automatic circuit reclosers, the Schneider Electric family of
driven by customer demand for improved switchgear includes remotely controlled and monitored pole-mounted load
return on capital investment in the break switches and sectionalisers, as well as remote control and monitoring
software.
distribution network. After careful evaluation
of customers’ needs, the PMSet E-Series The Schneider Electric Switchgear and controller product family is a
was developed to achieve performance complete solution for Distribution System Automation.
using technology in solid dielectrics,
vacuum interruption and microelectronics.

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 Overview Benefits

Reduced Purchase Costs

• No requirement for additional Remote Terminal Unit (RTU), power supplies, batteries, or enclosures.
The RTU and a range of communication ports are included in the standard equipment.

Reduced Installation Costs

• Simple Commissioning: Configuration of the unit is from the WSOS Software or the Operator Interface
(O.I.).
• The key components required for installation are included.
• Pole mounting brackets are provided. An optional Voltage Transformer (VT) for auxiliary supply is
available.
• Schneider Electric ACRs are suitable for low-cost feeder circuit breakers in outdoor primary
substations. In this application, connection into the substation control system is simple and low cost.

Reduced Operating Costs

• Reduce Equipment Damage: The integral protection relay provides fast isolation of any event.
• The recloser monitors line current and voltage without the need for additional measurement devices.
This data can then be used for forward planning and optimization of existing feeders.
• Long lifetime, low maintenance equipment reduces lifetime cost.

DSA/SCADA Compatibility
When used with a compatible Distribution System Automation (DSA) or SCADA system, Schneider
Electric ACRs support remote control and monitoring to provide the following advantages:
• Reduced Travel Time for Line Crews: Information on events current and recloser status values
transmitted to system control allows fast location of the by affected line section.
• This same information allows informed remote switching, reducing the affected area and quickly
restoring supply.
• ACRs can be configured and settings managed from system control, without technicians having to
visit each individual recloser in the field, with a consequent reduction in traveling time and improved
system integrity.

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 Overview Applications

Smart Grid Ready

With the increasing push for advanced monitoring, reduction of outages and the need to
facilitate two-way communications between supply and the distribution network, the E-Series
solid dielectric recloser is ready to be integrated into your Smart Grid solution.

Loop Automation
Restoring supply to your customers in time is the focus of Recloser Solutions’ Loop
Automation Scheme.

The Loop Automation Scheme reconfigures protection settings, sectionalises by events,

minimizes affected areas, and restores network supply without the need for communications
or operator intervention, using standard recloser features.
A network affected by an outage is automatically reconfigured to provide power to the
unaffected area when an additional supply is available. Using a combination of Feeder, Mid-
Point and Tie Reclosers to help protect, sectionalise by events and minimize affected areas.
Loop Automation is a Distribution System Automation Scheme designed to restore supply to
customers in time.

Automatic Changeover
The Automatic Changeover (ACO) system uses primary and alternative supplies, master and
slave reclosers and fast communications so the supply is available for a load in the event of
a power outage.

Using a number of different set-ups, including Break-Before-Make and Make-Before-Break,

allows the system to be configured to the specifications required for the load. The system
can even be set up for one-way or two-way switching so the power is available to your
systems.

Operation as a Sectionaliser
Reclosers and sectionalisers work together to further improve feeder reliability. Using a
separate RL-Series LBS/ Sectionaliser, as part of a feeder automation network, detects
passage event and automatically isolates sections events of a network in conjunction with
upstream recloser operation.

To accomplish this it senses the three-phase current and voltage to count the number
of recloser trip operations. When the pre-programmed number of recloser operations is
reached, the controller opens the sectionaliser during the recloser dead time to isolate the
downstream event.

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Overview

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 PMSet E-Series
Overview
Automatic Circuit Recloser (ACR) 12
PMSet E-Series Recloser 12
Function 13

Recloser Specifications 14

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 PMSet E-Series ACR Overview Automatic Circuit Recloser
PMSet E-Series Recloser

Overview
The PMSet E-Series circuit breaker is controlled and monitored by either the COMPACT or
ULTRA PowerLogic ADVC Controller (ADVC).
Enclosed in stainless steel or mildsteel enclosure, the PowerLogic ADVC provides an
electronic controller with Operator Interface (O.I.) that monitors the circuit breaker and
provides protection, measurement, control, and communication functions. Connected via
a control cable, the switchgear and PowerLogic ADVC can form a remotely controlled and
monitored ACR.

1. X-side terminal
2. I-side terminal
3. Current transformer
4. CT wiring
5. Lightining arrester brackets
6. Manual trip ring
7. On/Off indicator
8. Earthing point
9. Control cable
10. Stainless steel or mildsteel tank
11. Epoxy bushing
12. Vacuum interrupter
13. Bird gaurd
14. Counter
15. Resistive voltage divider (RVD)

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PMSet E-Series Recloser

Function
The switchgear is operated by a magnetic actuator which produces an opening and
closing action. Switching occurs when a controlled pulse is sent through the open/
close actuator from storage capacitors in the PowerLogic ADVC. When closed, the
switch is latched magnetically. Spring loaded push-rods provide contact loading on the
interrupters.
A Current Transformer (CT) and a Resistive Voltage Divider (RVD) are moulded into the
epoxy-housing.

These are monitored by the PowerLogic ADVC for protection, remote monitoring, and
display. An auxiliary voltage supply of 115/230 Vac is required to power the control
unit. Where this is inconvenient, an additional voltage transformer can be provided.
The recloser is supplied with optional cable clamp connectors. Mounting brackets for
lightning arresters are optionally available.

The switchgear contact position is shown by a large, clearly visible On/Off indicator. A
hook-stick can be used to engage the manual trip ring to trip and lockout the recloser
from the ground. The mechanical trip ring has two positions: UP position of the manual
trip lever allows for normal operation, the DOWN position of the manual trip lever
trips the recloser and further pulling it down locks the recloser both mechanically and
electronically in open position.

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PMSet E-Series
Description Specification
PMSet E-Series Range 27 kV 38 kV
12.5 kA 16 kA
Ratings
Rated Maximum Voltage 27 kV 38 kV
Rated Continuous Current 630 A 800 A
Fault Make Capacity (rms) 12.5 kA 16 kA

Fault Make Capacity (Peak) 32.5 kA 41.6 kA

Power Operating Time (Close/Open) 0.1/0.05 s 0.1/0.05 s

Mechanical Operations 10,000 10,000
Rated Full Load Operations 10,000 10,000
Short time Current 12.5 kA 16 kA
Breaking Capacity
Mainly Active (0.7 pf) 630 A 800 A
Fault Break Capacity 12.5 kA 16 kA
Cable Charging 25 A 40 A
Line Charging 5A 5A
Lightning Impulse Withstand Level
Phase to Earth 150 kV 170 kV
Across Interrupter 150 kV 170 kV
Power Frequency Withstand Voltage
Phase to Earth 60 kV 70 kV
Across Interrupter 60 kV 70 kV
Service Conditions
Ambient Temperaturea( ⁰C) -40...50 -40...50
Ambient Temperaturea( ⁰F) -40...122 -40...122
Radiation (Max.) 1.1 kW/m2 1.1 kW/m2
Humidity 0...100% 0...100%
Altitude meters (Max.)b 3000 3000
Altitude feet (Max.)b 9840 9840
Net Weights
Circuit breaker with pole mount bracket (kg/
170/375 205/452
lbs)
Control cubicle with control cable (kg/lbs) 41/90 41/90
Gross Weight of crate (kg/lbs) 275/600 335/739
Crate Dimensions
Width (mm/in.) 1140/44.8 1140/44.8
Depth (mm/in.) 1080/42.5 1080/42.5
Height (mm/in.) 1140/44.8 1220/48
IEC and IEEE Standards
IEC62271-111 and IEC62271-111 and
Appicable standards
IEEE C37.60 IEEE C37.60

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PowerLogic ADVC Overview 18

PowerLogic ADVC Features 20

flexVUE Operator Interface 23

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ADVC
PowerLogic ADVC
Controller
Overview

Advanced protection, data logging, and communications capabilities are made possible by the technology housed in
the PowerLogic ADVC. It has been designed especially for outdoor pole mounted operation and is typically mounted
low on the pole for ease of access by operation personnel.

Functions
With a cubicle designed to minimise temperature rise from solar heating,
the stainless steel or mildsteel enclosure is used to mount the Control
And Protection Enclosure (CAPE), Power Supply Unit (PSU), customer
accessories and Operator Interface.
The PowerLogic ADVC Series incorporates the functions of a multi-function
protection relay, a circuit breaker controller, a metering unit, and a remote
terminal unit.

Batteries are carefully located underneath these modules to help avoid

overheating so that a battery life of up to 5 years(1) can be achieved. A
vandal resistant lockable stainless steel or mildsteel door, sealed with
a rubber gasket, provides access to the Operator Interface. Vents are
screened against vermin entry and the electronic parts are enclosed in a
sealed die-cast enclosure which help protect them from entry of moisture
and condensation for a long lifetime.

The COMPACT cubicle is suitable for temperatures from -10 to 50 °C, while
the option of a battery heater in the ULTRA cubicle extends its operating
temperature range from -40 to 50 °C.

A built-in microprocessor controlled power supply provides uninterrupted

operation of not only the circuit breaker and controller, but also the
communications radio or modem. These accessories are connected to a
PowerLogic ADVC ULTRA (with flexVUE) built-in user programmable radio power supply. Therefore no other power
with Lead acid batteries supplies are required for connection into your SCADA or Distribution
Automation System.

Due to careful design the efficiency of the parts is high, allowing a lead-
acid battery hold up time of up to 46 hours(2). The LiFePO4 Battery of the
controller can offer 43 hours of hold up time(3).

(1) Battery replacement interval is influenced by environmental temperature.

(2) With optional 12 Ah battery, panel off and without communication devices operating.
(3) Available in Ultra with 10AH LifePO4 battery.

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Overview

The architecture used has the advantage that the circuit breaker operation is
independent of the high voltage supply, relying on a set of capacitors charged by the
auxiliary supply.

Due to sophisticated power supply management techniques, a circuit breaker

operation will operate when attempted and alarms are raised over the telemetry when
auxiliary power is lost.
Communications equipment can be mounted within the PowerLogic ADVC cubicle.
RS-232 and Ethernet TCP/IP are provided as standard to support the of your
communications needs.

NOTE: Please contact your SE representative for interchanging your old Lead acid
batteries inside PowerLogic ADVC with LifePo4 battery at site. Failure to do so will void
SE warranty on the product.

The PowerLogic ADVC series is available in two models:

• ULTRA
• COMPACT

The following table outlines some of the differences between the two models:
PowerLogic ADVC ULTRA (with flexVUE)
with LiFePO4 battery Description ULTRA COMPACT
Stainless stell or
Stainless steel or mildsteel
mildsteel coated with
coated with Zinc rich
Enclosure Zinc rich epoxy and
epoxy and special powder
special powder paint
paint system.
system.
Door locking Three-point Two-point
Side tray
Customer accessory tray Side tray only
Upper tray
8 inputs, 8 outputs
Input/Output modules N/A
Optional
Battery heater Optional N/A

Battery (2 x 12 V Lead Acid option) 7.2 Ah or 12 Ah 7.2 Ah

Battery (1 x 24 V LiFePO4 option)(1) 10 Ah N/A

Temperature range (Lead Acid battery -40...50 °C

-10...50 °C
option) With battery heater option

Temperature range (LiFePO4 battery -20...50 °C

N/A
option)(2) With battery heater option
Auxiliary power supply 115/230 Vac 115/230 Vac

Dual AC power supply Optional N/A

VT power via switcgear Optional Optional

PowerLogic ADVC COMPACT(with setVUE)

(1) LiFePO4 battery option is available only in Ultra version of PowerLogic ADVC.
(2) PowerLogic ADVC with LiFePO4 batteries are suitable for environment with ambient
temperature in the range of -20...50 °C.

NOTE:
1. Battery replacement interval is influenced by environmental temperature.
2. With optional 12 Ah battery, panel off and without communications devices operating.

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PowerLogic ADVC Block Diagram

Schneider Electric automatic circuit reclosers provide many outstanding advantages to the user.
New and innovative features have been made possible by the intimate way the pole-mounted circuit
breaker and control cubicle work together. The PowerLogic ADVC block diagram shows how the two items
are interfaced.

PowerLogic ADVC

PowerLogic ADVC block diagram

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PowerLogic ADVC Features

Special extended range current transformers provide a range from 1 ...12,500 A for measurement
and protection. Embedded voltage screens accurately image the primary voltage value and phase
relationship at the analog front end, allowing measurement of voltage, current, power factor and
frequency in the electronic module.
Two different Operator Interfaces are available, these are:
• set VUE Operator Interface and

– Based on the field-proven operator panels in the previous controllers, this menu-driven inter-
face with large LCD display offers a familiar look and feel.

• flex VUE Operator Interface

– 20 Status Lamps provide a quick snapshot of the protection and controller status.
– 12 Quick Action Keys are available to execute frequently used actions such as “Remote
control” On/Off, “RECLOSE” On/Off, and so on. Each key has its own status lamp to indicate
the On/Off state.
– The Status Lamps and Quick Action Keys are customizable.
– It is possible to access Event and Measurement data and modify settings.

Operator Interface

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Telemetry Interface
The Schneider Electric ACR can be interfaced to your SCADA system through its RS-232
ports and a modem of your choice. Ethernet TCP/IP are also available. A variable voltage
uninterrupted power supply is included for the radio or modem, which can be mounted
inside the communications cubicle. Many telemetry protocols can be supported such as
DNP3 and IEC 60870-5-101/104.

Computer Interface
WSOS is an advanced personal computer-based software package to allow off-line and
on-line programming, monitoring, and control of a recloser via a USB port, RS232 port, or
Ethernet.

Remote Control
The PowerLogic ADVC offers an impressive list of communication ports for use in remote
control applications:
• 2 x RS-232
• 2 x 100Base-T Ethernet port
• 3 x USB (Type A)
• 1 x USB (Type B)

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Operator Interface

Overview
The flex VUE Operator Interface uses Light Emitting Diodes (Lamps) and an LCD display to
communicate the system status to a local operator. Operator actions that are performed on
a regular basis can be mapped to 12 dedicated buttons on the interface.
Each of these buttons also have a lamp to indicate the On/Off state of each action. Together
with the 20 status lamps the panel provides no less than 32 three-color LEDs that display
the state of the controller and overhead system. On the interface, the action buttons are
grouped together and referred to as Quick Action Keys. The status LEDs are also grouped
together and referred to as Status Lamps.

Example of building the logic function

for a Status Lamp
Every controller is programmed with a standard configuration of Status Lamps and Quick Action
Keys: text labels are used to mark the function of each. These labels are inserted into special
pockets within the flex VUE Operator Interface and can be changed in the field if required.

Example of setting the action keys

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A graphical panel configuration tool is provided as part of the WSOS 5 software package that allows
full customization of the flex VUE Operator Interface, if required. With the tool, you can create your own
logic functions driving the Status Lamps, as well as modify the actions linked to each Quick Action Key.
New labels can be printed from the WSOS template using standard office stationery, cut to size and
inserted into the controller.

Inserting custom labels into the interface

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System Software

Overview
WSOS is the Schneider Electric Switchgear Operating System software. It provides
easy access to the switchgear functions from opening/closing, through configuring
protection and communication parameters to accessing measurement and analytical
data.
By using a PC, engineers can manage many reclosers either remotely via a
communications link or locally via a USB, serial port, or Ethernet connection.

Description
WSOS Version 5 integrates Schneider Electric’s field proven Windows-based switchgear
operating system and its powerful features and tools, developed over many years, into
a modern desktop.
The desktop includes the Switchgear Explorer to organise your switchgear the way you
like it and the Launch Pad for handy links to online help, getting started, updates, and
much more. Controlling, configuring, and accessing valuable switchgear data from a
local or remote location is now even easier than before.

Switchgear Explorer window

Example of the WSOS5 desktop

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Local and Remote Control Measurement Screens

• Switchgear operation • Three-phase, earth, and sequence current

• Protection group selection • Phase voltages:
• Protection group copy – Phase to phase
• NPS On/Off alarm control – Phase to earth, and
• Auto reclose earth protection and SEF On/Off control – Sequence voltages
• Work tag, low gas, and lockout On/Off control
• Sequence voltages
• Configurable Input/Output Expander (IOEX)
• Apparent, reactive, and real power
• Configurable quick keys
– Total, and
• Configurable delay for local Open and Close operations (Hit
– Per phase
and Run)
• Configurable SCADA protocols: • Power factor

– DNP3.0 is included as standard • Signed or unsigned power

– IEC 104 • Frequency
– IEC 61850 (MMS and GOOSE) • Power quality toolkit:

– Waveform capture
– Harmonics

Interface Configuration

• Status lamps:

– Logic finction to indicate; and

– Separate true/false state color configuration

• Quick Action Keys:

– Customize actions assigned to each key;

– Custom logic functions for lamp indication; and
– Separate true/false color configuration

• Print labels to insert into operator interface

NOTE: U-series shown on the screen is for representation

purposes only.

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General Protection Features 32

Advanced Protection Features 35

Measurement Features 37

Pole Mounting Details 40

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Other
Features
Features
Operating Sequence
Reclose times are individually selectable. The operating sequence is defined by:
O - 1st rt - CO - 2nd rt - CO - 3rd rt - CO
Where rt = reclose time
Where O = open
Where C = close

Reclose Times

Description Specification
1st Reclose Time range 0.3...180 s
2nd Reclose Time range 2.0...180 s
3rd Reclose Time range 2.0...180 s
Timing resolution 0.1 s

Sequence Reset Times

Description Specification
Sequence Reset Time 3...180 s
Timing resolution 1s

Trips to Lockout
Overcurrent and detected error trips to lockout are selectable from 1...4. A separate setting is available for
Sensitive Earth Fault and Negative Phase Sequence.

Inverse Time Curves

Description Specification
Three IEC60255 curves Inverse
Very Inverse and
Extremely Inverse
Three IEEE C37.112 Inverse Time curves Moderately Inverse
Very Inverse and
Extremely Inverse
4 2 Non-Standard Inverse Time Curves Refer to the Operating Manual for a full listing.

Inverse time curves Modified curve

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Instantaneous Protection
Instantaneous protection works by tripping the recloser if the line current exceeds the Instantaneous
Multiplier x Setting Current.

Description Specification
Multiplier range 1...30
Resolution of setting 0.1
Max. effective setting 12.5 kV

Definite Time Protection

Definite Time is an alternative to Inverse Time protection. It works by tripping the recloser at a fixed time
after pick-up.

Description Specification
Setting current range 10...1260 A
Definite time resolution 0.1 s
Definite time range 0.01...100 s
Setting current resolution 1A

Sensitive Earth Fault

Sensitive Earth Fault (SEF) causes the recloser to trip when the earth current rises above a set level for
longer than the set time.

Description Specification
SEF trip current range 1...80 A
SEF operating time range 0.1...999 s
SEF trip current setting resolution 1A
SEF operating time resolution 0.1 s

Inrush Restraint
Inrush restraint raises the phase and earth threshold currents for a short period to allow for short duration
inrush currents when closing onto a load.

Description Specification
Multiplier range 1...30
Multiplier resolution 0.1
Time range 0.05...30 s
Time resolution 0.05 s

Cold Load Pick-up

Cold load pick-up allows for a loss of diversity when a load has been without supply for a period of time.

Description Specification
Multiplier range 1...5
Multiplier resolution 0.1
Time Constant range 1...480 min
Time Constant resolution 1 min

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Multiple Protection Groups

The PowerLogic ADVC supports up to 10 Protection Groups, each of which can be configured with separate
protection characteristics with different inverse time curves and setting currents. The number of protection
groups available to the operator can be configured using WSOS, thereby restricting or enabling access to
protection settings as required.

Automatic Protection Group Selection

Automatic Protection Group Selection is used to modify the protection group depending on the direction of
power flow. This allows the recloser to be correctly graded with devices downstream regardless of the power
flow direction.

Loss of Phase
Loss of phase protection trips the recloser if phase-ground voltage on one or two phases falls below a set
voltage threshold for a set length of time.

Description Specification
Threshold voltage range 2...15 kV
Voltage resolution 1V
Time range 0.1...100 s
Time resolution 0.1 s

Live Load Blocking

Live load blocking helps to prevent a recloser from closing if any of the load side terminals are live.
The Live Load threshold voltage range is 2...15 kV.

Lockout
Lockout helps to prevent a reclose unless one or more of the source side or load side terminals are live. If all
terminals are dead, then the controller goes to lockout.

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Features

Directional Blocking
Directional blocking is a protection feature that restricts tripping on event to a designated side of
the recloser. It helps to prevent nuisance tripping if particular network conditions are causing “false”
ground event. In radial systems, Directional Blocking helps to prevent nuisance tripping by blocking
event in the source direction and only responding to event in the load direction.

Directional Protection
Distinct protection for event in the forward and reverse direction. A forward event may use a different
time- current curve and settings to a reverse event (that is, these are individually selectable). Both
the forward protection and reverse protection are operating at the same time. This is an additional
protection feature.

Sequence Components
Negative, positive and zero-phase sequence currents and voltages can be monitored and logged.
In addition, the negative phase sequence current protection can be used for detection of low-level
phase- to-phase event in the presence of high-level three-phase loads. Inverse Time, Definite Time,
and Instantaneous operation is available.
The setting current range is 10...1260 A.

Sequence Coordination
Sequence coordination allows a recloser to coordinate its trip sequence with another recloser
downstream.

Under/Over Frequency Protection

This feature trips the recloser when the system frequency exceeds the under and over frequency trip
threshold values. Frequency tripping range: 45...65 Hz.

Description Specification
Frequency calculation Once/cycle over a two cycle period
Number of under/over frequency cycles before 2...1000
tripping
Accuracy ±0.05 Hz

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Features

Under/Over Voltage Protection

When selected, and a nominal Phase to Ground System operating voltage is set, the UOV
Protection works within a defined threshold above and below the specified voltage.

Description Specification
Under voltage lower threshold range 50...80%
Over voltage upper threshold range 112...150%
Trip after X s range 0...60 s
Phase logic • AND: When ALL phases deviate beyond
thresholds
• OR: When ANY phase voltage deviates
beyond the thresholds
• AVERAGE: When the numerical AVERAGE of
all phase Voltages deviates beyond the
threshold.

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Voltage and Current

True RMS voltage is measured on the three I-Side terminals. A user configured threshold
indicates live terminal. RMS current is measured on three phases (reading 2...630 A).

Real Power (Signed or Unsigned)

Real power is determined by multiplying the line voltage and line current in real time and
averaging over 2 s (accuracy ±5% of reading, within limits of V and I above).

Power and Power Factor

The PowerLogic ADVC measures kW, kVA, kVAR, and power factor on a per-phase basis.
The power factor of the line is determined from the line voltage and the line current phase
relationship and the previously calculated real power (accuracy ±5% of reading, within limits of
V and I above).

Default Historical Measurements

Power flow is integrated over 5, 15, 30, or 60 minute intervals (kWh) and recorded for a period
of two months from the date of the event. This can be viewed on the operator control panel,
computer, or compatible SCADA system. Additionally, data can be uploaded into a portable
computer or a compatible SCADA system.

Configurable Historical Measurements

Average demand profiles may be configured using WSOS. Customised configuration enables
the user to specify only the parameters that are required, negating unnecessary information
capture. Parameters such as line voltages and currents, power, kWh, battery voltage, THDi,
THDv, and cubicle temperature can be recorded in intervals selectable 1...1,440 min.

Event History
Maximum number of typical events stored in the event history is 100,000 events.

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Power Quality Toolkit

• Supply Outage Measurement:

– The Supply Outage Measurement feature utilises built-in recloser features to record the number
and duration of outages. These statistics are recorded in the controller and are available to the
Utility to help calculate system outage customer minutes.
– The controller records the cumulative total number of outages, cumulative total outage duration,
and the time and duration of each outage event in the Event Log.
– These records are accessible to the user and can be retrieved using the operator control panel,
WSOS, or a SCADA System.

• Harmonic Analysis:

– Harmonics 2 to 16 and the Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) are calculated over a 80 ms period
for four currents, six line-line voltages, and six line- earth voltages. These harmonics are avai-
lable via WSOS

• Waveform Capture:

– Based on a user defined trigger, the PowerLogic ADVC captures and stores in non-volatile
memory scaled raw data (10 x 3200 samples per second) of the six line-earth voltages and
four currents for a predefined time window either side of a user-defined trigger.
– The user can configure a pre and post trigger time ratio for data to be stored. This event to 50%
pre- trigger and 50% post-trigger.
– The captured data can be uploaded at anytime in COMTRADE (IEEE Std C37.111-1999) format
via WSOS.

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PMSet E-Series Recloser

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Accessory Opitions
Below are the various accessory options available:
• Connectors:

Either one of the above three connectors are required in six quantity or recloser.

• Bird Guards:
The two types of bird guards are suitable for the three types of connectors. Three quantity
of source side and three quantity of load side are required for recloser.

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• Mounting Brackets:
There are two types of mounting brackets that can be used. Either one of these which are
required in one quantity or recloser.
– 27 kV/38 kV mounting bracket assembly
– 27 kV/38 kV mounting bracket for wooden pole (through holes mounting)

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• Surge Arresters:
Two surge arrester mounting brackets (load and source) are required in one quantity or
recloser for mounting six surge arresters.

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• Control Cable:

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 Appendices

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Required Details for Order 48

PowerLogic ADVC 48

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Required
Required Details for Order
details for
PowerLogic ADVC

PowerLogic ADVC

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PMSet E-Series Recloser (E15, E27 and E38)

PMSet E-Series Recloser (E15, E27 and E38)

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