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Samwha-dsp 63A 40A Din Rail Adjustable Over Voltage Protection Relay Automatic Voltage Protector

  • Supplier: Zhejiang Hannuo Electric Co., Ltd.
  • Region: Zhejiang, China
  • Contact: Mr cheung
  • Price: $5.99 / 1 - 99 pieces
    $5.50 / 100 - 999 pieces
    $4.99 / >=1000 pieces
  • Min. Order: 1 piece
Product details
Operating temperature:-20°C.....+55°Cfrequency:50/60Hz
model:AVR-63usage:Voltage and Overcurrent Protection
Current type:alternating currentprotected range:0-450VAC
Rated current:40A 63Aplace of origin; place of origin:Zhejiang, China
Working altitude:<2000 meterspayment terms:Western Union, T/T, MoneyGram
Packaging Details:Standard cartonbrand:SAMWHA-DSP
Supply capacity:100000 pieces/monthWorking power:<4VA
port:Ningbo or ShanghaiRated voltage:220V/230VAC
Specification
thing
value
place of origin; place of origin
China
Zhejiang
brand
SAMWHA-DSP
model
AVR-63
usage
Voltage and Overcurrent Protection
current type
alternating current
Rated current
40A 63A
Rated voltage
220V/230VAC
frequency
50/60Hz
protected range
0-450VAC
Operating temperature
-20°C.....+55°C
Working power
<4VA
working altitude
<2000 meters
Product Description
general
AVR current and voltage protection relays are designed to protect equipment with sensitive operating voltage and current values ​​from errors that may be caused by supply voltages and overloads.
Equipment usage and working principle
Device connection is made according to the connection type. Otherwise, the device may be damaged. Adjust the overcurrent and high and low voltage and settings of the device according to the operating current and voltage values ​​of the load you will be using.

Overcurrent error status: If the current value is lower than the current set value (when the device has no error), the current
The value rises above the current set value, the device waits for the set error wait time, then the device opens the relay, the error indicator lights up, and the overload value shown on the current display flashes throughout the error period.

Voltage Error Status: If the mains (input) voltage value is between the high and low voltage setpoints (when the device has no errors), the mains (input) voltage value rises above the high voltage setpoint or below Below the low voltage voltage setting value; the device waits for the set error waiting time, then the device disconnects the relay, the error indicator lights up, and the power input voltage value displayed on the voltage display flashes throughout the error period.

Exit the overcurrent error state: after eliminating the load overcurrent fault, press the switch key twice to manually reset or
cut the power.
Note_1: Manual reset is to avoid secondary damage to the system, and it is not excluded by automatically resetting the system
overcurrent or short circuit.

Exit voltage error state: when the mains (input) voltage value returns to normal / reaches a value between high and high
The low voltage setpoint device waits the set reset wait time before the device energizes the relay. The error indicator is off and the output indicator is on.
Display and buttons
1 - SET button: This button is used to set/change overcurrent value and high/low voltage setting value and save after error
waiting time.
2 - UP button: Increase the desired value.
3 - Down button: Decrease desired value.
4 - Manual On/Off Button: Used to turn off the device output. In this state, the screen will display "off" and the device cannot be reset automatically. Press this button again, and the device will be turned on and used again (under the premise of no fault).
5 - currently displayed
The first display group: During normal operation, the input (mains) voltage value is displayed here. When it is not in an error state, the screen is always on, and when there is an error, the display flashes (high voltage or low voltage). During programming, the value of the relevant program is shown on the display (overcurrent and high/low voltage, error wait, reset wait set value].
6 - Voltage Display
The second display group: during normal operation, the current value is displayed here, the screen is always on when it is not in an error state, and the display flashes (overcurrent) when it is in an error state. During programming, the value of the relevant program is displayed here.
7 - LEDs:
A>: Lights up when an overcurrent fault occurs.
V>: Lights up when a high voltage fault occurs.
V<: Lights up when a low voltage fault occurs.
0ut: Lights up when the device starts outputting.
Connection Diagram
The neutral wire from the power supply must be connected to the "N" and "L" terminals to set the "input" of the device.
Neutral and phase connections for equipment requiring protection against overvoltage and undervoltage should be taken from the "N" and "L" terminals in the "Output" section of the equipment.
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