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The average consumption required to keep the VSS+ DC in operation is less than 300 Watts (less than 0.2% of 160 kW). This performance level is the product of the technology employed: operation in vacuum, magnetic bearings for operation with levitation, synchronous motor, cooling system which is activated when the temperature is high.

Starting: 0 to 50 °C
Operating: - 20 to 50 °C
Storage: - 20 to 80 °C

As a general rule, it takes approximately 2 minutes. The time depends on the power of the UPS charger. For certain applications, it is possible to obtain a back-up time of 20 seconds by adapting the UPS charger. If a fault occurs on the electrical grid during the recharging phase, the VSS+ DC will provide power with the energy available.

The VSS+ DC systems have many advantages over traditional flywheel systems: 
 

    • High reliability
    • Low maintenance
    • 20-year service life
    • Easy to install
    • Compactness
    • Takes up little room
    • Improved output >99.8%
    • Controlled by microprocessor
    • Self diagnostic 
    • Command control via LCD display
    • Rapid recharging time (20 seconds to 2 minutes)
    • Silencer
    • Cabinet with wheels
    • Easy to install
    • No particular engineering requirements
    • Compatible with DELPHYS MP and MX UPS
    • Possibility of setting up units in parallel without any adaptation
    • Maintenance via front panel

Flywheels can be placed into two categories depending on the speed of rotation.
Low-speed systems generally comprise steel flywheels which rotate at less than 10,000 revolutions/minute. The energy stored by the rotating weight is proportional to the speed squared; if the speed is increased, the rotating weight can be reduced.
The advantage of low-speed systems is that they have a relatively simple design. However, the power they produce is low in relation to their mass and they have numerous mechanical bearings which create friction which in turn consumes energy and reduces output.
The high-speed VSS+ DC systems employ a composite flywheel with magnetic levitation. The speed of rotation of the flywheel is greater than 50,000 revolutions/minute. The advantage is that a sizeable power is obtained for a low mass, it is very compact, there is no friction, output is higher and there is a reduced need for maintenance.

The VSS+ DC can be controlled remotely via the local network or via a modem connected to a telephone line.

One of the main advantages of the VSS+ DC compared to traditional flywheels is that the bearings (5 of them) are levitated. 2 radial bearings are used on the magnetic X axis, 2 on the Y axis, 1 on the Z axis in order to keep the rotary assembly levitated. There is no friction and therefore no losses and no requirement for bearings to be maintained.

Compared to batteries, the VSS+ DC is favourable in the following ways: greater reliability, a longer life, reduced need for maintenance, insensitivity to ambient temperature, consistent performance with frequent use (cycles), rapid back-up time, easy to install, an attractive price giving a quick return on investment.

CE marking Low voltage directive: CEE 73/23 and CEE 93/68
Machine directives CEE 98/037 and CEE 98/79
Machine safety, section 1, general specifications CEI/EN 60204-1
Electromagnetic compatibility: CEE 89/336, CEE 92/31 and CEE 93/68

The design of the equipment is based on "plug and play" with only one connection needed to the UPS direct current bus. The cabinet can be moved on a pallet truck. The equipment has wheels so it can be moved around.

The VSS+ DC was originally developed in line with the numerous constraints imposed on the design of passenger vehicles. Numerous tests were carried out in the development stages to ensure that there would be no danger in the event of a major incident. The results of the tests were confirmed by UL and TUV laboratories.

The system is very quiet: the noise level is less than 45 dBA at 1 metre in normal operation.

The VSS+ DC is an innovative system for storing energy manufactured by PENTADYNE. It operates with the DELPHYS MP or MX UPS and has been designed as an alternative to using batteries, for the purposes of back-up.

Certain internal functions require an alternative source of 120 or 230 V at 50 or 60 Hz. The UPS output provides this voltage.

The VSS+ DC systems have been designed to last 10 years.

Width: 630 mm - Depth: 830 mm - Height: 1800 mm The dimensions are such that the equipment can be moved through a standard-sized door frame
It weighs 590 kg,
This minimises the load on the ground.

The rotating assembly rotates at more than 500,000 revolutions/minute.

One of the major advantages of the VSS+ DC over other flywheels is that no vacuum pumps are required.
The system that creates the vacuum, in the space where the inertia wheel rotates, is built into the rotary assembly; it does not require maintenance or replacement.
It maintains a constant vacuum, almost like in space, which is a million times lower than atmospheric pressure, removing nearly all aerodynamic resistance which in turn reduces losses. This systems removes the necessity for an external vacuum pump which consumes electrical energy, requires regular maintenance and which might need to be replaced.

A flywheel is a "mechanical battery" which stores electrical energy using a rotating weight. The energy can be permanently tapped into. Just as a chemical battery is kept floating, a flywheel is kept in rotation by its connection with a direct current bus from the output of a UPS charger.

Unlike batteries, it is easy to find out the charge status of the VSS+ DC. Available energy is proportional to the speed squared. Thus, when the flywheel is at full speed, the entire amount of energy is available. The information can be viewed on the LCD display.

The VSS+ DC systems have been designed to obtain 160 kW of power in the space of 12.5 seconds. With a load of 180 kW, the back-up time will be 5 seconds, for 145 kW: 15 seconds, 120 kW: 20 seconds, 60 kW: 40 seconds. To increase the power and reduce the back-up time, several VSS+ DC systems can be set up in parallel.

The VSS+ DC systems use cutting-edge technologies:
A high-speed carbon fibre flywheel
A magnetically-levitated rotating assembly
A built-in vacuum device
A synchronous generator motor

During tests, 8 VSS+ DC systems were set up to operate in parallel on the direct current bus of a unitary UPS. However, it is possible to increase this number according to power needs and redundancy.

The VSS+ DC is designed for high-quality energy consumers requiring a high level of reliability: service, industrial, medical, telecommunication sectors.

The ideal ambient operating temperature for a UPS is 20°C. Nevertheless, the UPS and its components can operate satisfactorily within a range of 0°-35°C, excluding the battery. Using sealed lead-acid batteries requires a maximum local temperature of 25°C in order to maintain optimum reliability.

The UPS supplies power back-up in cases of electrical network failure. However, this back-up may not be enough to cover longer cut-offs and you may not be there yourself to correctly close-down your files and your IT system. LOCAL VIEW communication software is designed to automatically carry out all the necessary operations to closedown your system before the end of battery back up. LOCAL VIEW also offers remote communication with your UPS systems:
• Status monitoring
• Control programming
• Statistics print-out for the quality of supplied power
• Remote warning via fax, Email, MS-Exchange or pager.

There are numerous national (NF) and international (IEC) standards for UPS, but those standards covering safety (NF …), electromagnetic compatibility (IEC …) and quality (ISO) are all given priority. SOCOMEC SICON UPS satisfy all these standards and are also ISO 9001 certified.

No, unless it's an industrial-style printer.

The distribution of electrical power is often subject to short and long term interference. Using an instantaneous back-up power supply means you can protect your IT system against such interference which can come from the industrial and atmospheric environment, as well as from your own environment. The following table lists the most common sorts of power supply problems, and the consequences for badly protected users:

CAUSES		CONSEQUENCES
Voltage reduction
Due to high voltage consumption required when starting up heavy equipment (motors, escalators, compressors, etc).		Keyboard lock, system breakdown leading to data distortion or loss, reduction in equipment performance and lifespan.
Excess voltage
Lightning hitting power cables or the sudden shutdown of high-consumption equipment can cause temporary voltage increase.		Breakdowns, electronic component wear-and-tear, destruction of hard disks.
Cut-offs and micro cut-offs
There can be many factors: lightning, live-line working, or heavy demand on the electrical network, etc.		Data-loss, badly shut-off applications, equipment damage and problems when re-activating applications.
Stray
There can be many factors: atmospheric conditions, load permutations, generators, radio-emitters, household and industrial equipment.		Program and database errors.
Shock waves
These are generally caused by lightning or when the mains supply is re-established after having been absent during a storm or following a motoring accident.		Badly damaged components and equipment, data-loss..

	OFF-LINE	LINE INTERACTIVE	ON-LINE
Applications	Low power Service industry with infrequent interference	Recommended for <2kVA power ranges Service industry with infrequent interference	Medium and high power UPS   Service industry and industrial
Battery transfer time during mains cut-off	YES	YES	NO
Frequency control	NO	NO	YES
Voltage control	YES	YES	NO
Voltage peak absorption	NO	SOME	ALL
Normal operational supply	Mains	Mains	UPS
Power supply during mains cut-off	Battery with <10ms changeover	Battery with <4ms changeover	Battery without any interruption

 

Yes, for 3 reasons:
• A gen-set supplies current with a high risk of frequency variation. A UPS able to provide perfect quality current is therefore an indissociable complement to a gen-set.
• Supplied equipment may not be able to withstand motor start-up time (about 8-10 seconds).
• The gen-set might not in fact start-up at all. The UPS will, however, ensure supply back up.

Yes and no. It’s not necessary to protect the fax machine itself, but the modem line needs to be protected against excess voltage, which could damage the device.

The answer to this question depends on the type of equipment you wish to protect.

YOUR EQUIPEMENT		CRITERIA
INDIVIDUAL STATION		Back-up  The UPS should have enough back up to correctly shutdown the PC. Implementation We favour easy implementation (Plug & Play Windows) and ease of integration of the UPS in the office.
LOCAL SERVER		Quality of power supply Certain IT equipment (top-of-the-range workstations, for example) requires good quality current when the UPS is running on battery. We favour a UPS which produces a sine wave out-put signal. Voltage control The UPS must be able to control voltage should the variations be too high. Communication software Should the IT system be running on a network, it will be necessary to use software which enables the UPS to be controlled via the network.
CRITICAL APPLICATION SERVER		Perfect quality The availability of a critical server is fundamental to your company. As for a local server, great care must be taken over the quality of the current supplied by the UPS. Extending back-up time You could need longer back-up time, therefore it's important to easily add supplementary batteries to your UPS.  No interruptions  The UPS should supply high quality power without any interruption. To guarantee this you should choose a UPS which permanently controls voltage and frequency. Changing over to battery operation should be completely seamless, i.e. without any cut-off.

ATEX enclosures are intended for use in dusty explosive atmospheres in category 2D. Zone 21 and 22.

The CT inputs are insulated through galvanic isolation therefore, as a result, the secondary can be earthed.

All 3 positions are achievable via the ATyS D20, through the control mode.

It is possible when an external source, such as a UPS, is provided to supply the ATyS motor.
To remotely order into position 0, you must close terminals 313, 316 and 317.

The ATyS 6e is supplied as standard with an NO auxiliary contact for each position. Terminal assignment is:
- 13-14 = Position I
- 13-24 Position II
- 13-34 Position 0

The ATyS 6e and 6m check the phase rotation consistency with the network via a manual mode.
The ATyS conventional way is RST. The PROT 1 (or PROT 2) appears when there is a connection problem on the source 1 (or source 2).

The switch can be forced into OFF (emergency stop) by inhibiting automatic operation and then remotely ordering the switch into position 0.
This function can be implemented by the operation of an emergency stop switch connected in circuit with a time relay (t=5s).
Connect terminals 313-317 (inhibit automatic operation) and 316-317 (position 0 order).
Please see the attachement.

The ATyS 3e, 6e and 6m are equipped with a NO auxiliary contact which closes when the key is in the AUT position.
The auxiliary contact for AUT status is located on terminals 43-44.

In standard products, padlocking is only possible in position 0. For padlocking in all 3 positions, a factory fitted accessory is required which must be ordered at the same time as the switch (see your catalogue).

The key can be removed in either position.

Since 2003, the electrical network should keep to an operating tolerance of +/- 10%; consequently, our values indicated with 400V are valid up to 440V

Maximum remote control cable length = 10m.
In case of longer distance, insert control relays.

The MTBF for the ATyS 6 range are :

• ATYS 6 125A to 200A = 8.2 years

• ATYS 6 250 to 400A = 7.4 years

• ATYS 6 630A = 6.6 years

• ATYS 6 800 to 1800A = 8.3 years

The ATyS 3e, 6e and 6m are equipped with a NO auxiliary contact which closes when the padlocking lever is extended.
The auxiliary contact for padlocking status is located on terminals 53-54.

One module is approx. 17.5 mm wide.
The ATyS C30 is 106 mm wide, which equals 6.05 modules.
7 modules are required.

The internal supply of the controller is fed from terminals 104 and 106.
When it is a single-phase network with neutral (1BL), it is necessary to connect terminal 103 (neutral) to terminal 104.
The supply measurement is taken between terminals 103 and 106.

Follow this procedure :
- Place the switch into MANU mode (Open cover).
- Change the DIP SWITCH setting from position A to B position.
- Return the DIP SWITCH from position B back to A position.
- Return the switch to AUTOMATIC mode (Close cover)

The RESET is complete.

No, this is not possible.
The voltage sensing is always upstream of the ATyS, directly on the sources

When you do not have a neutral connection available.

See attachement

There are two possibilities :
- Internal device fault => Return the product for factory assessment.
- Too many switching operations within 1 minute.

It is not a fault contact, it is a "Device Available" contact.
Contact 63-64 closed = Device Available
Contact 63-64 Open = Device NOT Available (in manual mode, no supply available or internal product fault)

To consider a source as available, each ATyS checks different criteria :
ATyS 6 :
- Checks phase rotation
- Checks network Voltage
- Checks network Frequency

ATyS C30 :
- Checks phase rotation (ONLY on source 1)
- Checks network Voltage
- Checks network Frequency

ATyS M6s :
- Checks network Voltage
- Checks network Frequency

ATyS M6e :
- Checks phase rotation
- Checks network Voltage
- Checks network Frequency
- Checks unbalanced Volatge phases

The minimum time between the operation of the auxiliary contact and the operation of the switch contacts is 20 ms.

The power loss of the electronics module is insignificant when compared with the switch poles.

The ATyS communicates via Jbus/Modbus protocol only.

Warning:
- On ATyS, you must order an optional communication module
- On ATyS M6e, You must order the communicating version

The ATyS D10 enables source availability and switch position to be displayed on the panel front. Programming is achieved via the ATyS C30 or the ATyS 6.
In addition to the functions of the D10, the ATyS D20 also displays measurements and enables the execution of test and control operations and the programming of the switching system (ATyS C30, ATyS 6).

WARNING :
The display is deactivated on the main products (ATyS C30, ATyS 6) when there is a connection of the remote interface.

For a maximum voltage of 600 V, the acceptable current is 1.2 A.

For bars 9x2x0.8 to 40x10x1 apply a coefficient of 1.72 for 2 parallel bars and a coefficient of 2.25 for three bars in parallel.
For bars 50x3x1 to 80x10x1 apply a coefficient of 1.65 for 2 parallel bars and a coefficient of 2.12 for three bars in parallel.
For bars 100x4x1 to 100x12x1 apply a coefficient of 1.60 for 2 parallel bars and a coefficient of 2.02 for three bars in parallel.

For a good definition of a busbar , please use the software "mechanical system"

For enclosure height 1600mm: Reference 51124000
For enclosure height 2000mm: Reference 51121000
For enclosure height 2000mm: Reference 51122000
For enclosure height 2200mm: Reference 51123000

IK Index: IK 10

Watts losses :
- COMO C 25A = 0.1W/pole
- COMO C 40A = 0.16W/pole
- COMO C 63A = 0.51W/pole
- COMO C 100A = 1.3W/pole

A de-rating of 30% is required.

The COMO C range of products is equipped with internal bridging in order to have a common output.
Not reference available. Factory fitted.

A COMO C without internal bridging must be ordered as a non-standard product (special).

The COMO I allows you to break both AC and DC sources at the same time.

No, the maximum allowable thickness for the COMO C (or COMO I) is 4 mm.

The auxiliary contacts are located either after the switch terminals or at the bottom, at fixation level.

The maximum permissible DC operating voltage for maintaining the device’s listed current rating is DC21 50VDC.

They work on single phase, three-phase with and without neutral networks.

Yes, with a CT meter (E40/E50) and summation CTs. Remember that this is only possible if the different loads come from the same mains network, and that the voltages are the same.

European directive transcribed into national laws in the EU countries : its application depends on each country and concerns only the EU. In general, all meters where a financial transaction occurs are concerned. Moreover, even if there is no financial transaction, a MID certified meter is always a better proof than a standard meter.

Use 63A (E10/E20) and 100A (E30) gG or aM fuses upstream of the meters

No, we recommend you put the meter on the AC side of the UPS

Do a Wiring test (press the main button for 3s) and check the error number to know which wiring error has been made (see instruction sheet to know the detailed correspondence)

The disc 44098707 contains 3 blocked slots, each dedicated to one switch position (I,0,II). The locking position is configured by opening up (cutting out) the required slot, therefore enabling the choice of locking position.

A SIDER COS should never be mounted vertically. This is due to the device being made up of two SIDERs mounted back to back.
You must respect the standard orientation or you can rotate by 180°.

The S type handle enables the defeat of door interlocking in positions 1 and 2.
The use of a tool is required for defeating a door interlocked handle.

Devices communicate through the modbus function 3. The registers have addresses in 5xxxx and not 4xxxx. One word is composed by 2 bytes, with the most significant byte (MSB) at left. These are integers (INT).

Check the configuration of the device : address, speed, parity, stop bits. Also consult the technical guide about the RS485 wiring

Try to "ping" the DIRIS A to check that the addressing is correct. In general, do not use the DHCP function. Check that there is no firewall on port 502 or 503 between the DIRIS and the computer/PLC

There is no specific rule, the rules of the RS485 apply : max 32 devices without repeater, 247 with repeaters.

There is a profibus module on the DIRIS A, and the parameter "PARA" is set at "YES". Set it to "NO" to avoid this issue.

You must use DMT to manage the size of the database and create a new empty database with the device definition

You must configure your device in permanent scrolling mode in the device input menu

The passwords are 2001 for device configuration, 2002 for software configuration, and 2003 for administration and 0 on demo mode

Either the module is for another type of DIRIS A (a module for DIRIS A40 plugged on a DIRIS A20 for example), either the module has been plugged while the Diris was supplied (it is recommended to connect the module when the Diris is not supplied), either one pin of the module connector has been bent/broken when the module has been plugged onto the DIRIS A

10 years

Current and voltages are shown as RMS values, necessarily positive. Power, on the other side, is calculated out of the phase shift between voltage/current and can be negative. This is mainly due to a wiring error.

This is because it is configured in a three-phase network (3BL/3NBL without neutral). To get single-phase voltages and powers per phases, a neutral is required : therefore a 4BL/4NBL network. Remember that this configuration is not recommended where there is no neutral connected to the DIRIS

This can be normal. The harmonics of rank 3 add up on the neutral, and the fundamentals compensate themselves on the neutral. That's why the ratio harmonics/fundamental can be high on the neutral

IK Index for the SIRCO M polycarbonate enclosure: IK 08

Consumption is 14VA with a tolerance of +7.5% and -5%

On the IDE range, you can fit a maximum of 2 auxiliary contacts

This is the environment standard IEC 60-947-1 that governs this aspect via two articles :
- Art. 5.1 : Product marking which clearly states the position of the device.
- Art. 7.1.6 : Indicates the position of contacts

We guarantee a minimum time of 20ms between the auxiliary contact operation and the switch contact operation

IK Index: IK 10

User : no password ; administrator : SocoAdm ;
Super User : sOcOmec

Memory module + module IN/OUT + module Ethernet

Yes, the SIRCO MOT AT and the SIRCO MOT PV
See the BRIP.

Yes, using a SIRCO MOT PV.
WARNING : The motor must always be supplied by 230Vac +/-20%.

Yes, the SIRCO motorized switch, which is available from 125A to 1800A. Note: only one switch body is supplied unlike the ATyS.
The product reference begins 1915 (see your catalogue) and the mounting user guide is NMO 532746.

For our switchgear the temperature ratings are as follows:
- Without derating : The operating range is between 0 and +40°C
- With derating : The operating range is between -20°C and +70°C

A SIDER COS should never be mounted vertically. This is due to the device being made up of two SIDERs mounted back to back. You must respect the standard orientation or you can rotate by 180°. Please find the attachement

For our range of switches the temperature ranges are as follows :
- NO derating : The operating range is between 0 to 40 ° C.
- With derating : The operating range is between -20 ° C to + 70 ° C

Yes, the coil can be ordered and installed by customer

The power supply tolerances are :
- Shunt trip coil : 5% to -20%
- Undervoltage coil : +5% to -10%.

The following tightening torques should be applied:
- Upstream connection (M12): between 40 and 45Nm
- Downstream connection: same values
- Fuse mounting screw (M10): between 20 and 26 Nm.

Yes you can, provided the flexible copper bars are well sized, well connected and that an isolation distance of 14mm is maintained

The low level auxiliary contacts are intended to help the circulation of small currents between 0.1A 250V up to 1A 125V.
There is a thin layer of gold on the contacts to do this circulation of small currents.

For a direct padlock in position 1, you should have the part number 26996010.

The Watts losses are the following :
- SIRCO CD200A : 4.8 W/pole
- SIRCO CD315A : 9.5 W/pole
- SIRCO CD400A : 14.4 W/pole

Yes you can, BUT only in vertical mounting (one below the other) :
- SIRCO 3 poles : Part Number 27998308
- SIRCO 4 poles : Part Number 2799 8408

For the 125 to 1800A SIRCO range, it depends on the type of contact:
- 2, if using O/C contact
- 4 if using NO + NC contacts

Watts losses :
- SIRCO CD200A – SIRCOVER CD200A : 4.8W/pole
- SIRCO CD315A : 9.5W/pole
- SIRCO CD400A – SIRCOVER CD400A : 14.4W/pole

The direct handle can be locked in all 3 positions (0, I, II).
You must remove the plastic spigot to enable locking of the required position (NMO527322).

The most likely cause is that the switch and handle were not in the same position when the door was re-closed.
You must check that the handle and the device are in the same position before closing.

The reference of the auxiliary contact is 2999 0012

The fans are designed for use in aspiration mode

You can find the rules on how to define a setting in the Application Guide, in the chapter headed "Enclosures / thermal effects"

The box collects the data through communication and they are stored in a database. The data is then available through a simple web connection.

DIRIS A10, A20, A40, A60, A80, N300/600, Ap, CMV2
COUNTIS Ci, Eci2, Eci3, E43, E44, E33, E34, E53

Yes it is possible to migrate from Vertelis Vision to Vertelis Hyperview while keeping the data previously recorded

The box, commissioning (one day) and “basic” training on the software.

PMS (Power Monitoring Software) means centralized monitoring of the electrical parameters

The latest version is 4.5.2

The application of EN 61439 is not required, but it provides a simple way to comply with the European low voltage directive.

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The applicable parts of the series are:
• EN 61439 -1: General rules.
• EN 61439 -2: Power switchgear and controlgear ASSEMBLIES (PSC)

 

IEC 61439: structure and scope

The Original Manufacturer guarantees the design and provides the necessary data.

The Assembly Manufacturer is responsible for the complete assembly, especially for the routine tests and any changes in the original system. 

 

Designing and manufacturing an EN 61439 compliant Assembly

 

Each assembly must have a label indicating the manufacturer, manufacturing references and reference of the standard.

The documentation should provide all electrical interface characteristics (voltage, current, frequency, etc.) and the installation conditions (IP, IK, handling, etc.).

No, this is not a requirement.

Devices, enclosures, busbars, etc., may be of different brands.

The Original Manufacturer has to validate the association.

The integration of a switching device leads to a design verification.

It is possible to create a new functional unit in the assembly system by checking on the one hand its performance in the integration conditions (dimensions, internal temperature, etc.), and secondly by checking the impact of the assembly system (heating, integration rules, etc.).

 

Adding a Functional Unit to an assembly

 

Yes, the standard offers two methods of calculation to check assemblies whose incoming current does not exceed 630A and 1600A.

In addition, for all current levels, deductions from similar tested configurations are possible.

Yes, it is possible to validate a design compared to a tested design, provided that the construction and the targeted performance are the same or more favourable.

Verification is carried out by checklist (Table 13 of IEC 61 439-1) or by the calculation method of the IEC 60865-1 standard.