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    The DMC1000 digital master control system provides interface between paralleled generator sets and facilities. It has several main functions: load add/shed control, load demand management, an operator panel, and power transfer control. It offers AC metering of voltage, current, power factors and more for multiple power sources. It also controls synchronized power transfers, extended parallel generator operation, and load scheduling via an on-board real-time clock.

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    The DMC1000 digital master control system provides interface between paralleled generator sets and facilities. It has several main functions: load add/shed control, load demand management, an operator panel, and power transfer control. It offers AC metering of voltage, current, power factors and more for multiple power sources. It also controls synchronized power transfers, extended parallel generator operation, and load scheduling via an on-board real-time clock.

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    The DMC1000 digital master control system provides interface between paralleled generator sets and facilities. It has several main functions: load add/shed control, load demand management, an operator panel, and power transfer control. It offers AC metering of voltage, current, power factors and more for multiple power sources. It also controls synchronized power transfers, extended parallel generator operation, and load scheduling via an on-board real-time clock.

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    Digital Master Control

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    cdurani2n
    The DMC1000 digital master control system provides interface between paralleled generator sets and facilities. It has several main functions: load add/shed control, load demand management, an operator panel, and power transfer control. It offers AC metering of voltage, current, power factors and more for multiple power sources. It also controls synchronized power transfers, extended parallel generator operation, and load scheduling via an on-board real-time clock.

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    DMC1000

    Digital Master Control

    System Products

    Provide the interface between paralleled generator sets and a facility Major Functions
    Load Add/Shed Load Demand Operator Panel Power Transfer Control

    DMC1000 - Configurations

    DMC1000 - Configurations

    DMC1000 - Configurations

    DMC1000 - Configurations

    AC Metering
    3 Phase metering of genset bus and utility bus simultaneously Phase and Total/avg metering of V, A, kW, kVAR, kVA, PF, Hz Phase and total metering of +kWh, -kWh, +kVARh, kVARh, kVAh for each source

    Master Sync Voltage Match


    both phase synchronization and voltage matching 12 genset limit for synchronizer controls frequency and voltage via PCC kW and kVAR load share lines selectable phase synchronization (default) or slip frequency synchronization adjustable slip frequency adjustable control loop gains sync enable input for manual control mode synchronizer output limit diagnostic option to lock out synchronizer if fail to sync occurs; re-enabled upon fault reset
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    Permissive Sync Check


    sync check function is independent of synchronizer adjustable frequency window, phase window, voltage window, and window time for permissive check sync check output fail to synchronize diagnostic

    Power Transfer Control


    open transition w/pgm transition delay, hard closed transition (<100msec), soft load closed transition sensors (uv, ov, freq, phase rot, loss of phase, gen bus capacity, and breaker failure) adjustable time delays (pgm transition, transfer, retransfer, max parallel, gensets start delay, gensets stop delay) source availability determination for both utility and genset source connected determination for both utility and genset

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    Power Transfer Control


    gensets start/stop logic with single relay output transfer and retransfer inhibit inputs override input to override timers and transfer/retransfer inhibits for immediate transfer, retransfer or genset start auto/manual mode input test start input adjustable test with or without load option to do open transition retransfer if fail to sync occurs

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    Extended Paralleling
    MANY options available for controlling kW and kVAR in extended paralleling mode kW and kVAR can be independently controlled in any combination of base load (control the power @ gen bus) or peak shave (control the power @ utility bus) load control operates independently of the number of gensets that are online setpoints can be set from InPower, HMI, Modbus, or via analog hardware 0-5V inputs extended parallel start input starts/stops the mode

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    Load Demand
    load demand for up to 4 gensets fixed sequence OR run-hours based works only for non-utility paralleled operation (e.g. not available in peak shave) adjustable pickup and dropout levels as well as time delays 4 load demand driver outputs to connect to PCC genset control's load demand inputs

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    Load Add / Load Shed


    load add / load shed capability using PCCNet I/O Modules for feeder breaker control control up to 6 feeder breakers or ATS

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    HARDWARE (AUX101/2)

    AUX101/2 IO Module

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    Load Add / Load Shed

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    FEATURES

    HMI 211

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    HMI
    simple low cost operator panel connect via PCCNet HOME screen gives pertinent system status information access to AC data, controller state, etc... faults pop up

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    FEATURES

    Bargraph (HMI 112)


    Supports the PCCNet bargraph (HMI112) for display of AC data in bargraph form 9 Bars: L1,L2,L3 % Current, % Total kW, Power Factor, Frequency, L12, L23, L31 % Voltage Use One for each source (2 maximum)

    Utility Bus

    Genset Bus

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    Real Time Clock


    on-board RTC used by Scheduler function clock keeps track of year, month, day, date, hour, minute, and second user must set the clock on first power-up clock automatically accounts for leap year clock setting will remain valid for at least 24 hours without B+ to the board diagnostic fault occurs if clock needs to be set (scheduler wont run)

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    System Scheduler
    12 program run schedules run schedules configurable for start day, start time, duration, repeat interval, and run mode run modes can be no load, with load, or extended parallel provides up to 6 different schedule exceptions uses on-board Real Time Clock configurable automatic Daylight Savings Time clock correction
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    Modbus RTU
    intended for PLC interface published register map read/write access operational data, control, and setup variables MCM3320 is Modbus slave RS232 or RS485 connection settable address (allowing multiple MCM3320 slaves on RS485) communications setup and diagnostics

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    Diagnostics
    38 diagnostics (warnings and events) each event or warning is mappable to 8 customer low side driver outputs active warning codes can be read out on 7segment LED on board some warnings alter control operation warnings are latched until user fault reset

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    Diagnostics

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    Diagnostics

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    FEATURES

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    Painis Baixa Tenso

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    Switchgear Power Section


    Power Section is available by RFQ.

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    Prisma P and IEC 60439-1: International Panorama


    Prisma P is according to IEC 60439-1 standard and another international standards

    UL

    IEC IEC IEC IEC

    IEC

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    Prisma P Form of Separation


    Form 1:
    No Separation

    Form 2:
    Separation between bus bar and components

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    FORM OF SEPARATION
    IEC 60439-1 standard define types of separation, that are made to protect operator and instalation

    Form 1: No Separation

    Form 1
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    FORM OF SEPARATION
    Form 2: Separation of bus bar from the breakers and other components

    a- Cables connection not separated of the bus bar.

    b- Cables connection separated from the bus bar


    Form 2a
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    Form 2b

    MV Switchgear
    MV Products

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    Protection Relays

    Functions 50/51, 67, 32, 27, 81, etc

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