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W Manual: URNA0345 Network and system protection
Network and system protection for equipment universal
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Table of content
1 Safety .............................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Intended use ..........................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Safety advice ........................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Qualified electrician .............................................................................................................................5
2 Installation and connection ...........................................................................................................................6
2.1 Dimensions and operating elements ...................................................................................................6
2.2 Back-up fuse of the supply voltage .....................................................................................................6
2.3 Terminal allocation ...............................................................................................................................6
2.4 Installation on top-hat rail according to EN 60715 ..........................................................................7
2.5 Circuit diagram 1..................................................................................................................................8
2.6 Circuit diagram 2 (CEI 0-21) ..............................................................................................................9
3 Function ....................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.1 Features .............................................................................................................................................. 10
3.2 Functional description........................................................................................................................ 10
3.3 Overview of the implemented configurations .................................................................................. 10
3.3.1 CEI 0-21 ........................................................................................................................................ 10
3.3.2 VDE 0126 ...................................................................................................................................... 11
3.3.3 VDE 0124 ...................................................................................................................................... 11
3.3.4 G59/3 LV (low voltage) .............................................................................................................. 11
3.3.5 G59/3 MV (medium voltage) ..................................................................................................... 11
3.3.6 G83/2........................................................................................................................................... 11
3.3.7 C10-11 LV (low voltage) ............................................................................................................. 12
3.3.8 C10-11 MV (medium voltage) .................................................................................................... 12
3.3.9 TR3 ................................................................................................................................................. 12
3.3.10 E 8001....................................................................................................................................... 12
3.3.11 EN 50438 ................................................................................................................................. 13
3.3.12 EN50438 (DK) ......................................................................................................................... 13
3.3.13 OPEN SETUP ............................................................................................................................. 13
3.4 Comparators ...................................................................................................................................... 13
3.4.1 Voltage monitoring ........................................................................................................................ 14
3.4.2 Frequency monitoring ................................................................................................................... 14
3.4.3 Phase shift monitoring.................................................................................................................... 15
3.5 Configuration ..................................................................................................................................... 15
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3.6 Other Parameter ................................................................................................................................ 16
3.6.1 Feedback contact .......................................................................................................................... 16
3.6.2 Turn-on delay ................................................................................................................................ 17
3.6.3 Random turn-on delay .................................................................................................................. 17
3.6.4 Connection Mode ......................................................................................................................... 18
3.6.5 Nominal Voltage ........................................................................................................................... 19
3.6.6 Functional Safety ........................................................................................................................... 19
3.6.7 Operational Mode ........................................................................................................................ 20
3.7 Settings of the implemented configurations ..................................................................................... 21
3.7.1 CEI 0-21 ........................................................................................................................................ 22
3.7.2 VDE 0126 ...................................................................................................................................... 25
3.7.3 VDE 0124 ...................................................................................................................................... 27
3.7.4 G59/3 LV (low voltage) .............................................................................................................. 29
3.7.5 G59/3 MV (medium voltage) ..................................................................................................... 31
3.7.6 G83/2........................................................................................................................................... 33
3.7.7 C10-11 LV (low voltage) ............................................................................................................. 35
3.7.8 C10-11 MV (medium voltage) .................................................................................................... 37
3.7.9 TR3 ................................................................................................................................................. 39
3.7.10 E 8001....................................................................................................................................... 41
3.7.11 EN 50438 ................................................................................................................................. 44
3.7.12 EN50438 (DK) ......................................................................................................................... 46
3.7.13 OPEN SETUP ............................................................................................................................. 48
3.8 Loss Of Mains detection .................................................................................................................... 52
3.8.1 Loss Of Mains detection via voltage measurement .................................................................... 52
3.8.2 Loss Of Mains detection via RoCoF ............................................................................................. 52
3.8.3 Loss Of Mains detection via vector shift ...................................................................................... 52
3.9 Test function........................................................................................................................................ 52
3.10 Digital inputs....................................................................................................................................... 52
3.11 Output contacts .................................................................................................................................. 52
3.12 Error .................................................................................................................................................... 52
3.12.1 Measurement error ................................................................................................................... 52
3.12.2 System error............................................................................................................................... 53
3.12.3 Error memory (LOG) ................................................................................................................. 53
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4 Technical data ............................................................................................................................................ 53
4.1 Supply circuit...................................................................................................................................... 53
4.2 Measuring circuit ............................................................................................................................... 54
4.3 Measuring ranges ............................................................................................................................. 54
4.4 Digital inputs....................................................................................................................................... 54
4.5 Output circuit ...................................................................................................................................... 54
4.6 Accuracy ............................................................................................................................................ 54
4.7 Insulation data ................................................................................................................................... 55
4.8 Environmental conditions .................................................................................................................. 55
4.9 Electrical connection.......................................................................................................................... 55
4.10 Sealing wire ....................................................................................................................................... 55
5 Operation and commissioning .................................................................................................................. 55
5.1 Initial commissioning.......................................................................................................................... 55
5.2 Menu navigation ............................................................................................................................... 55
5.2.1 Level 0 ............................................................................................................................................ 56
5.2.2 Level 1 ............................................................................................................................................ 56
5.2.3 Level 2 ............................................................................................................................................ 56
5.2.4 Level 3 ............................................................................................................................................ 57
5.2.5 Level 4 ............................................................................................................................................ 57
5.2.6 Level 5 ............................................................................................................................................ 57
5.3 Menu structure ................................................................................................................................... 58
5.4 Applicable rules and standards........................................................................................................ 59
5.5 Lead seal ............................................................................................................................................ 59
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1. Safety
Caution! Never work when voltage is applied.

This poses a life-
life-threatening risk! Never use the device if there is obvious damage! Use
only by trained specialist personnel!
1.1 Intended use
The Schrack URNA0345 serves as grid and system protection for supplying cogeneration units, wind power stations,
hydroelectric power plants, and photovoltaic systems.
In the event of a power failure or a fault in the grid of the energy supply company, private small power plants must
immediately be isolated from the public grid to prevent accidental infeed. For one, maintenance personnel could be
endangered without immediate grid separation, and secondly consumers could be exposed to impermissible voltag-
es and frequencies.
In case the grid operator requires threshold values that deviate from the standards, it is possible in part to set some of
the threshold values outside of the standard defined range.
1.2 Safety advice
This device was built and tested in accordance with recognized technical safety regulations. However, incorrect use
can still result in danger for both persons and machine.
Only use this device as intended, in a technical safe condition, and in compliance with the applicable rules and regu-
lations for accident prevention valid at the usage location.
• Fix all faults that could impair the safety immediately.

• Do not make any unauthorized changes and only use spare parts and additional devices that are sold or ex-
pressly recommended by the manufacturer of the device.
• The device may no longer be used in case of obvious damage.
• Country-specific standards and guidelines are to be observed.
• The URNA0345 can be protected against authorized changes after commissioning via password protection
or sealing. One of the protection mechanisms named above must be applied if this is required in the respective
country-specific standard or guidelines.
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1.3 Qualified electrician
A qualified electrician can independently recognize and prevent dangers from electricity. Requirements for this are:
• Knowledge of electrical engineering

• Experience in electrical work
• Knowledge and work experience with the corresponding system or similar systems (system type)
• Knowledge of the hazards and countermeasures
• The ability to recognize whether safety is provided during the performance of work
Qualified electricians are specially trained and know the relevant standards and regulations for the work environ-
ment in which they are active. The regulations of the corresponding country apply.
2. Installation and connection
2.1 Dimensions and operating elements
Legend Labeling Type Function

1 R1, R2, R3 LED (yellow) Output relay status display
2 ENT Button ENTER, input confirmation, next level
3 ESC Button ESCAPE, input rejection, back a level
4 - Button Parameter setting, display change
5 + Button Parameter setting, display change
6 PROG Button (can be sealed) PROGRAM, programming
7 LCD-display 4x20 characters Display
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2.2 Back-
Back-up fuse of the supply voltage
The supply and measuring voltages of all system components are to be secured with back-up fuses. The back-up fus-
es are to be dimensioned according to the conductor cross-section used.
We recommend securing the output relay against the danger of short-circuit with a 5A fast acting fuse!
2.3 Terminal allocation
A1, A2 Supply circuit DC: 24V

AC: 110 - 230V
A1: L (+)
A2: N (-)
L1, L2, L3, N Measuring circuit UN: 3x400V AC
11, 12, 14 Output relay channel A Isolated
(changeover contact) 11: Root
Status display through yellow LED 12: normally opened
R1 14: normally closed
21, 22, 24 Output relay channel B Isolated
31, 32, 34 Output relay channel D Isolated
I1, ┴ Digital input 1 Isolated (24V/5mA)
(feedback contact of contactor A) Input active: I1 and ┴ connected
(feedback contact of contactor B) Input active: I2 and ┴ connected
Not applicable for all country-specific standards
in which no functional safety is required!
(remote shutdown) Input active: I3 and ┴ connected
I4, I5, ┴ Digital input 4 and 5 For CEI 0-21
(parameter switchover) Isolated (24V/5mA)
Input active: I4 resp. I5 and ┴ connected
2.4 Installation on top-

top-hat rail according to EN 60715
Latch the mounting clip on the reverse of the device to the top-hat rail so that a safe and secure fit is ensured.
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2.5 Circuit diagram 1
VDE V 0126-1-1
VDE-AR-N 4105, tested according to VDE V 0124-100
G59/3 LV *1
G59/3 MV *1
G83/2 *1
C10-11 LV *1
C10-11 MV *1
TR3 – certified according to BDEW 2008 *1
OENorm E 8001-4-712
EN50438
EN50438 (DK) *3
*1 … Contactor B not applicable for all country-specific standards in which no functional safety is required!
*2 … Auxiliary contact as normally opened, normally closed, or can be configured "not monitored”.
*3 … 1- or 2-channel connection possible and can be configured.
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Circuit diagram 2 (CEI 0-
0-21)
CEI 0-
0-21
*1 Parameter switching:
definitive mode (Operational mode 0):
I4 inactiv / contact open: overfrequency 1, underfrequency 1
I4 activ / contact closed: overfrequency 2, underfrequency 2
transitory mode (Operational mode 1):
I5 active / contact closed: overfrequency 2, underfrequency 2
I5 inactive / contact open: overfrequency 3, underfrequency 3
*2 Auxiliary contact as normally opened, normally closed, or can be configured "not monitored”
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3. Function
3.1 Features
Simple implementing through pre-defined setups for country-specific standards and guidelines with parameters
that can be set within a wide range.
Wide nominal voltage and nominal frequency range, configurable nominal voltage
Additional "Open setup" for free, practically unlimited parametrization in the field
Single-fault tolerance
Cyclical self-test
Monitoring of the connected section switch
Remote shutdown
Loss of mains detection (RoCoF, PShift, phase voltage)
Software update option in the field
Upgradable communication interface
Test function with determination of the turn-off time
Monitoring of 1- and 3- phase grids for low and medium voltage grids
Error memory with time stamp (50 entries)
Password protection and ability to seal
Random turn-off thresholds and turn-on times for non-controllable energy producers (e.g. CHP)
3.2 Functional description
Depending on the configuration selected, the device can handle several monitoring functions at the same time.
After exceeding a threshold value, the device switches off after a turn-off delay that is defined specially for each
threshold value. When the test function or the remote shutdown is activated, the device switches off immediately. On-
ly once all monitored parameters are within the permissible limits and the remote shutdown deactivated does the de-
vice switch back on after a defined turn-on time.
If not specified otherwise, the nominal voltage is 230 V / 400 V and the nominal frequency 50 Hz.

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3.3 Overview of the implemented configurations
3.3.1 CEI 0-
0-21
• Selectable connection mode (1-phase, 3-phase)
• Selectable operational mode (transitory mode / definitive mode)
• Selectable feedback contact (normally opened/normally closed)
• 1 overvoltage threshold - phase to phase voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)
• 2 undervoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)
• 1 overvoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)
• 2 undervoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)
• 10 minute average overvoltage threshold
• 3 switchable overfrequency thresholds (switchover via operational mode and digital inputs)
• 3 switchable underfrequency thresholds (switchover via operational mode and digital inputs)
• Turn-on delay
3.3.2 VDE 0126

• 1 Overvoltage threshold - phase to phase voltage
• 1 Undervoltage threshold - phase to phase voltage
• 1 Overvoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage
• 1 Undervoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage
• 1 Overfrequency threshold
• 1 Underfrequency threshold
• 1 Random overfrequency threshold (can be activated if required)
• Turn-on delay
• Random turn-on delay (can be activated if required)
3.3.3 VDE 0124

• 1 Undervoltage threshold - phase to phase voltage
• 1 Undervoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage
• 1 Random overfrequency threshold (can be activated if required)
• Turn-on delay
• Random turn-on delay (can be activated if required)

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3.3.4 G59/3 LV (low voltage)
• Selectable nominal voltage
• 2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage
• 2 Undervoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage
• 2 Overfrequency thresholds
• 2 Underfrequency thresholds
• 1 Frequency ramp threshold (RoCoF ... can be activated if required)
• 1 Phase shift threshold (PShift … can be deactivated if required)
• Turn-on delay
3.3.5 G59/3 MV (medium voltage)

• 2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage
• 2 Undervoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage
• Turn-on delay
3.3.6 G83/2
• 2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage
• Turn-on delay

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3.3.7 C10
C10--11 LV (low voltage)
• Turn-on delay
3.3.8 C10
C10--11 MV (medium voltage)
• 2 Undervoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage
• Turn-on delay
3.3.9 TR3
• 1 overvoltage threshold - phase to phase voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)
• 2 undervoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)
• 1 overvoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)
• 2 undervoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode)

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3.3.10 E 8001
Selectable connection mode (1-phase, 3-phase)
Selectable nominal voltage
Selectable feedback contact (normally opened/normally closed)
2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage
2 Undervoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage
2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage
2 Undervoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage
10 minute average overvoltage threshold
1 Overfrequency threshold
1 Underfrequency threshold
Turn-on delay
3.3.11 EN 50438
1 Overvoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage
1 Undervoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage
10 minute average overvoltage threshold
Turn-on delay
3.3.12 EN50438 (DK)

Selectable safety mode (1 contactor or 2 contactors controlled and monitored)
2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage
1 Undervoltage threshold - phase to phase voltage
2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage
1 Undervoltage threshold - phase-to-neutral voltage
1 frequency ramp threshold (RoCoF .. can be deactivated if required)
Turn-on delay

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3.3.13 OPEN SETUP
Selectable safety mode (1 contactor or 2 contactors controlled and monitored)
2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode, can be
manually deactivated if required)
2 Undervoltage thresholds - phase to phase voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode, can
be manually deactivated if required)
2 Overvoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode, can
2 Undervoltage thresholds - phase-to-neutral voltage (automatic selection depending on connection mode, can
10 minute average overvoltage threshold (can be manually deactivated if required)
2 overfrequency thresholds (can be manually deactivated if required)
2 underfrequency thresholds (can be manually deactivated if required)
1 Random overfrequency threshold (can be activated if required)
1 Frequency ramp threshold (RoCoF ... can be activated if required)
1 phase shift threshold (PShift … can be activated if required)
Turn-on delay
Random turn-on delay (can be activated if required)
3.4 Comparators
Depending on the standard selected not all comparators can be processed.

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3.4.1 Voltage monitoring
Line to line Overvoltage 1 All 3 phase to phase voltages are monitored according to the
Overvoltage 2 set overvoltage thresholds!
After exceeding the switching threshold, the device triggers
after the set trigger delay toff.
Can be deactivated in 2-phase (L+N) as well as 4-phase
(L1,L2,L3+N) coupling mode!
Line to line Undervoltage 1 All 3 phase to phase voltages are monitored according to the
Undervoltage 2 undervoltage thresholds set!
Can be deactivated in 2-phase (L+N) as well as 4-phase (L1,
L2-L3+N) coupling mode!
Line to Neutral Overvoltage 1 All 3 phase-to-neutral voltages are monitored according to
Overvoltage 2 the overvoltage thresholds set!
Exception: In 2-phase (L+N) coupling mode, only one over-
voltage measurement takes place between L1 and N!
Can be deactivated in 3-phase (L1, L2, L3) coupling mode!
Line to Neutral Undervoltage 1 All 3 phase-to-neutral voltages are monitored according to
Undervoltage 2 the undervoltage thresholds set! After exceeding the switching
threshold, the device triggers after the set trigger delay toff.
Exception: In 2-phase (L+N) coupling mode, only one over-
voltage measurement takes place between L1 and N!
Can be deactivated in 3-phase (L1, L2, L3) coupling mode!
Average Overvoltage The 10 minute average generated is monitored according to
the switching thresholds set for the slow voltage increase pro-
tection!
In 2-phase coupling mode: L-N
In 3-phase coupling mode: L1-L2-L3
In 4-phase coupling mode: L1-N; L2-N; L3-N

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3.4.2 Frequency monitoring
Overfrequency 1 The frequency of the 3 phase-to-neutral voltages are

Overfrequency 2 monitored according to the overvoltage thresholds set.
Overfrequency 3 Exception: in 2-wire mode only U L1-N
Overfrequency 4
Underfrequency 1 The frequencies of the 3 phase-to-neutral voltages are
Underfrequency 2 monitored according to the underfrequency thresholds
Underfrequency 3 set.
Underfrequency 4 Exception: in 2-wire mode only U L1-N
Random overfrequency The frequency of the 3 phase-to-neutral voltages are
monitored according to the parameters set (random max.
frequency).
Exception: in 2-wire mode only U L1-N
Frequency monitoring undervoltage LL Depending on the mode (2-, 3-, 4-wire,) falling below
Frequency monitoring undervoltage LN the set threshold leads to deactivation of the frequency
comparators.
RoCoF The frequency change rates of the 3 phase-to-neutral
voltages are monitored according to the parameters set.
3.4.3 Phase shift monitoring
Phase Shift The phase shift behavior of the 3 phase-to-neutral voltag-

es are monitored according to the parameters set.
3.5 Configuration
The following can be configured for each of the comparators above:
Selection This comparator is activated

Name Text displayed when editing parameter
Visible This selection is visible on the display
Changeable This selection can be changed by the user
Base 1) A modification of this selection is shown
Disabled Selection of which combination of digital inputs or modes
leads to disabling of this comparator
1) … For changes within the normative allowed range, an "edit" will be displayed for "edited"
(Exception: setting for base = 1) … for changes outside the normative allowed range, "ncnf" will be
displayed for "non conform"

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Turn-
Turn-off threshold Shutdown threshold in %Unom, Hz, mHz/s or °
Visible This threshold is shown on the display
Changeable This threshold can be changed by the user
Base 1) A change of this threshold is displayed
Hysteresis Is the associated turn-on threshold fixed or connected
with turn-off threshold via hysteresis
Offset Offset of the actual turn-off threshold to value displayed
(is subtracted for max. thresholds, added for min. thresh-
olds)
Increment/decrement setting Change of the value per keystroke
allowed minimum normative setting 1) Permissible minimum setting as per standard
allowed maximum normative setting 1) Permissible maximum setting as per standard
allowed minimum tech setting 1) Permissible minimum setting
allowed minimum tech setting 1) Permissible maximum setting
Turn-
Turn-on threshold Shutdown threshold in %Unom, Hz, mHz/s or °
Visible This threshold is shown on the display
Changeable This threshold can be changed by the user
Base 1) A change of this threshold is displayed
Hysteresis Is the associated turn-off threshold fixed or connected
with this turn-on threshold via hysteresis
Offset/hysteresis For fixed threshold: offset of the actual turn-off threshold
to the value displayed (is subtracted for max. thresholds,
added for min. thresholds)
Hysteresis: Difference between turn-on threshold and turn
-off threshold
(Exception: setting for base = 1) … for changes outside the normative allowed range, "ncnf" will be dis-
played for "non conform"

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Turn-
Turn-off delay Turn-off time in ms
Visible This time is visible on display
Changeable This time can be changed by the user
Base 1) A change to this time is displayed
Hysteresis n.a. (always 0)
Offset/hysteresis In ms … is deducted from the set time (compensation of
the measuring time)
3.6 Other Parameter
3.6.1 Feedback contact
Selection Must always be 1


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Type Normally closed (0), normally opened(1), n.a. (2)
Visible This parameter is visible on the display
Changeable This parameter can be changed by the user
Base 1) A change to this parameter is displayed
Offset n.a. (always 0)
Increment/decrement setting Always 1
Turn-
Turn-off delay Maximum permissible switching time of the auxiliary con-
tact
Visible This time is visible on display
Changeable This time can be changed by the user
Base 1) A change to this time is displayed
Offset/hysteresis In ms … is deducted from the set time (compensation of
the measuring time)

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3.6.2 Turn-
Turn-on delay
Selection Turn-on time is active

Definition Turn-on delay

3.6.3 Random turn-

turn-on delay
Selection Random turn-on time is active


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Definition Is ignored
allowed minimum normative setting 1) Minimum value of the random time
allowed maximum normative setting 1) Maximum value of the random time
allowed minimum tech setting 1) Minimum value of the random time
allowed minimum tech setting 1) Maximum value of the random time
3.6.4 Connection Mode


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Type [0] … 2-wire (L1, N … only one phase-to-neutral voltage
is evaluated)
[1] … 3-wire (L1, L2, L3 … only the phase voltages are
evaluated)
[2] … 4-wire (only phase-to-neutral voltages are evaluat-
ed)
[3] … 4-wire (only phase-to-neutral and phase voltages
are evaluated)

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3.6.5 Nominal Voltage

Value Value of the nominal voltage

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3.6.6 Functional Safety

(Exception: setting for base = 1) … for changes outside the normative allowed range, "ncnf" will be ^
Value [0] … 2 contactors are monitored


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3.6.7 Operational Mode

Value [0] …. mode 0 2)

2) … comparators can be activated or deactivated via this selector. Currently only used for the CEI 0-21
for switching between standard and transitory mode

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Settings of the implemented configurations
Definition for the following tables:

Lines highlighted in gray mean that the associated parameters can be edited. All other settings are fixed.
Connection Modes
2-wire Only the voltage between L1 and N is evaluated
3-wire Only the line to line voltages UL1-L2, UL2-L3 and UL3-L1 are evaluated
4-wire (LN) Only the phase-to-neutral voltages UL1-N, UL2-N and UL3-N are evaluated
4-wire (LN+LL) Both the phase-to-neutral voltages UL1-N, UL2-N and UL3-N as well as the phase to phase volt-
ages UL1-L2, UL2-L3, and UL3-L1 are evaluated
Units
%Unom Percent of the nominal voltage (nominal voltage factor)
Functional safety
Errtol 2ch 2 separated contactors with 2 separated auxiliary contacts are connected
Errtol 1ch 1 external contactor with 1 auxiliary contact is connected
Operational mode
It is possible to switch between 2 different operating modes
Is currently only used for the CEI-021 … see CEI-021 8.6.2.1.1
Mode 0: transitory mode
Mode 1: definitive mode
Thresholds
UTHR OFF Voltage threshold for turn-off
UTHR ON Voltage threshold for turn-on
fTHR OFF Frequency threshold for turn-off
fTHR ON Frequency threshold for turn-on
RoCoFTHR OFF Frequency change threshold for turn-off
RoCoFTHR ON Frequency change threshold for turn-on
PShiftTHR OFF Phase shift threshold for turn-off
PShiftTHR ON Phase shift threshold for turn-on
Times
Time OFF Turn-off delay
T on delay Turn-on delay

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Auxiliary contact
Read back of the position of the actuated contactors (via positively-driven auxiliary contacts) is required for the nec-
essary functional safety. The following can be selected for these auxiliary contacts:
Contact n.c. (normally closed) Auxiliary contact is normally opened (recommended implementation)
Contact n.o. (normally opened) Auxiliary contact is normally closed
Contact dis. (disabled) Auxiliary contact is ignored (impermissible for standards that require functional
safety)
Ranges
Conformity range Within this range, the device is configured in compliance with the selected standards. Out-
side of these ranges, the device is no longer compliant with standards and the correspond-
ing certificates lose their validity. This status is shown on the display by the identifier "ncnf."
Settings outside of this range are therefore within the operator's scope of responsibility
and/or the acceptance authority of the system.
Possible range Technically possible setting range
3.7.1 CEI 0-
0-21
Connection Mode Conformity Range Possible Range

ID Default
.003 Connection 4-wire (LN) 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN) 2-wire, 3-wire,
4-wire (LN), 4-wire(LN+LL)
Operational Mode Conformity Range Possible Range
ID Default
.009 Mode 1 (transitory) 0 (transitory), 1 (definitive) 0 (transitory), 1 (definitive)
Overvoltage1 Line to Line Conformity Range Possible Range

ID Default Min Max Min Max
.011 V 59.S2 LL UTHR OFF %Unom 115 100 130 100 135
.013 T 59.S2 LL Time OFF ms 200 50 1.000 50 10.000
UTHR ON %Unom Fixed Hysteresis (4% UTHR)
Only active for: Connection Modes: 3-wire, 4-wire (LN+LL)
Undervoltage1 Line to Line Conformity Range Possible Range

.015 V 27.S1 LL UTHR OFF % Unom 85 20 100 0 100
.017 T 27.S1 LL Time OFF ms 400 50 5.000 50 10.000
UTHR ON % Unom Fixed Hysteresis (4% UTHR)

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Overvoltage1 Line to Neutral Conformity Range Possible Range
.019 V 59.S2 LN UTHR OFF %Unom 115 100 130 100 135
.021 T 59.S2 LN Time OFF ms 200 50 1.000 50 10.000
UTHR ON %Unom Fixed Hysteresis (4% UTHR)
Only active for: Connection Modes: 2-wire, 4-wire (LN), 4-wire (LN+LL)
Undervoltage1 Line to Neutral Conformity Range Possible Range

.025 T 27.S1 LN Time OFF ms 400 50 5.000 50 10.000

.031 V 27.S2 LL UTHR OFF %Unom 40 0 100 0 100
.033 T 27.S2 LL Time OFF ms 200 50 5.000 50 10.000

.041 T 27.S2 LN Time OFF ms 200 50 5.000 50 10.000
10 minutes average overvoltage Conformity Range Possible Range

.043 V 59.S1 UTHR OFF %Unom 110 100 120 100 135
.045 T 59.S1 Time OFF ms 0 0 0 0 10.000
Overfrequency 1 Conformity Range Possible Range

.055 F 81>S2 ws fTHR OFF Hz 51,50 50,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.057 T 81>S2 ws Time OFF ms 1000 50 5.000 50 10.000
fTHR ON Hz Fixed Hysteresis (0,2% fTHR)
Only active for: Operational Mode 0 (definitive mode) when DigIn4 is inactive (contact open)
Voltage > 20% Unom

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Underfrequency1 Conformity Range Possible Range
.059 F 81<S2 ws fTHR OFF Hz 47,50 47,0 50,0 45,0 50,0
.061 T 81<S2 ws Time OFF ms 4000 50 5.000 50 10.000

Only ctive for: Operational Mode 0 (definitive mode) when DigIn4 is inactive (contact open)
Voltage > 20% Unom
Overfrequency2 Conformity Range Possible Range

.063 F 81>S1 nf fTHR OFF Hz 50,50 50,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.065 T 81>S1 nf Time OFF ms 100 50 5.000 50 10.000
Only active for: Operational Mode 0 (definitive mode) when DigIn 4 is active
Operational Mode 1 (transitoty mode) when DigIn 5 is active
Voltage > 20% Unom
.067 F 81<S1 nf fTHR OFF Hz 49,50 47,0 50,0 45,0 50,0
.069 T 81<S1 nf Time OFF ms 100 50 5.000 50 10.000
Only active for: Operational Mode 0 (definitive mode) when DigIn 4 is active
Operational Mode 1 (transitoty mode) when DigIn 5 is active
Voltage > 20% Unom
.071 F 81>S2 wf fTHR OFF Hz 51,50 50,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.073 T 81>S2 wf Time OFF ms 100 50 5.000 50 10.000
Only active for: Operational Mode 1 (transitory mode) when DigIn 5 is inactive
Voltage > 20% Unom
.075 F 81<S2 wf fTHR OFF Hz 47,50 47,0 50,0 45,0 50,0
.077 T 81<S2 wf Time OFF ms 100 50 5.000 50 10.000
Only active for: Operational Mode 1 (transitory mode) when DigIn 5 is inactive
Voltage > 20% Unom

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Auxiliary Contact type Conformity Range Possible Range
ID Default
.099 Contact n.c. (normally closed) n.o. (normally opened) n.o. (normally opened)
n.c. (normally closed) n.c. (normally closed)
dis. (disabled)
Turn on Delay Conformity Range Possible Range
.102 T on delay s 5 0 300 0 600
Device Information
ID
.105 ID: xxxxxx xxxxx = Device ID
SW: dd.aa.ccb dd: Software version of Display Software

aa: Software version of Measuring Software
cc: Index of Configuration set
b: Version of Configuration set
Password
ID Default Min Max
.106 PW1 1st digit of Password 0 0 9
.107 PW2 2nd digit of Password 0 0 9
.108 PW3 3rd digit of Password 0 0 9
.109 PW4 4th digit of Password 0 0 9
Remark: If all 4 digits of the Password are 0 (default setting) the Password request is skipped
3.7.2 VDE 0126

.011 ULLmax off UTHR OFF %Unom 115 115 115 100 135
.012 ULLmax on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
Time OFF Fixed to fastest possible disconnection

.015 ULLmin off UTHR OFF % Unom 80 80 80 10 100
.016 ULLmin on UTHR ON %Unom 85 85 85 10 100

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.019 U >> off UTHR OFF %Unom 115 115 115 100 135
.020 U >> on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135

.023 U < off UTHR OFF %Unom 80 80 80 10 100
.024 U < on UTHR ON %Unom 85 85 85 10 100

.043 U> UTHR OFF %Unom 110 110 115 100 135
UTHR ON % Unom Fixed Hysteresis (1% UNOM)
.055 f > off fTHR OFF Hz 51,50 51,50 51,50 50,00 55,00
.056 F > on fTHR ON Hz 50,05 50,05 50,05 50,00 55,00

.059 f < off fTHR OFF Hz 47,50 47,50 47,50 45,00 50,00
.060 f < on fTHR ON ms 47,50 47,50 47,50 45,00 50,00
Comment: f < on has a fixed offset of 0,025 Hz added to the displayed value
Random overfrequency Conformity Range Possible Range

.086 f> random Enable function off on … off on … off
.087 f> random fTHR OFF Hz 50.20 51.50 50.20 51.50
Comment: The random threshold value is shown in .087 and cannot be edited

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ID Default
dis. (disabled)

.102 T on delay s 60 60 60 0 600
Random Turn on delay Conformity Range Possible Range

.103 Ton random Enable function off on … off on … off
.104 Ton random Turn on time s 60 600 60 600
Comment: The random time value is shown in .104 and cannot be edited
Device Information
ID

Password
ID Default Min Max
6
7
8
9

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3.7.3 VDE 0124

.011 ULLmax off UTHR OFF %Unom 115 115 115 100 135
.012 ULLmax on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135

.015 ULLmin off UTHR OFF % Unom 80 80 80 10 100
.016 ULLmin on UTHR ON %Unom 85 85 85 10 100

.019 U >> off UTHR OFF %Unom 115 115 115 100 135
.020 U >> on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135

.024 U < on UTHR ON %Unom 85 85 85 10 100

.043 U> UTHR OFF %Unom 110 110 115 100 135


.055 f > off fTHR OFF Hz 51,50 51,50 51,50 50,00 55,00
.056 f > on fTHR ON Hz 50,05 50,05 50,05 50,00 55,00

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.059 f < off fTHR OFF Hz 47,50 47,50 47,50 45,00 50,00
.060 f < on fTHR ON ms 47,50 47,50 47,50 45,00 50,00

.086 f> random Enable function off on … off on … off
.087 f> random fTHR OFF Hz 50.20 51.50 50.20 51.50
Comment: The random threshold value is shown in .087 and cannot be edited

ID Default
dis. (disabled)

.102 T on delay s 60 60 60 0 600

Device Information
ID


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Password
ID Default Min Max
.107 PW2 2 digit of Password
nd 0 0 9
th 0 0 9
3.7.4 G59/3 LV (low voltage)
Nominal Voltage Conformity Range Possible Range

.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 230.0 240.0 100.0 240.0
Unom ∆ V 400.0 400.0 417.4 173.9 417.4
.019 O/V st 1 UTHR OFF %Unom 114 114 114 100 135
.021 T O/V st 1 Time OFF ms 1000 1000 1000 50 10000
UTHR ON Fixed Hysteresis (0,75% UNOM)

.023 U/V st 1 UTHR OFF %Unom 87 87 87 0 100
.025 T U/V st 1 Time OFF ms 2500 2500 2500 50 10000

.037 T O/V st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.041 T U/V st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

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.055 O/F st 1 fTHR OFF Hz 51,5 51,5 51,5 50,0 55,0
.057 T O/F st 1 Time OFF ms 90000 90000 90000 1000 120000
fTHR ON Fixed Hysteresis (0,05 Hz)

.059 U/F st 1 fTHR OFF Hz 47,5 47,5 47,5 40,0 50,0
.061 T U/F st 1 Time OFF ms 20000 20000 20000 1000 120000

.063 O/F st 2 fTHR OFF Hz 52,0 52,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.065 T O/F st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.067 U/F st 2 fTHR OFF Hz 47,0 47,0 47,0 40,0 50,0
.069 T U/F st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000
Rate of Change of Frequency (RoCoF) Conformity Range Possible Range

.090 RoCoF Enable Function Off on / off on / off
.091 RoCoF off RoCoFTHR OFF mHz/s 200 100 200 100 1000
.092 RoCoF on RoCoFTHR ON mHz/s 190 100 200 100 1000
Time OFF Fixed window length 500ms
Phase Shift (PShift) Conformity Range Possible Range

.094 PShift Enable Function On on / off on / off
.095 PShift off PShift THR OFF ° 12 6 12 3 15
.096 PShift on PShift THR ON ° 9 5 11 3 15

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ID Default
.099 Contact dis (disabled) n.o. (normally opened) n.o. (normally opened)
dis. (disabled) dis. (disabled)
.102 T on delay s 20 20 20 0 600
Device Information
ID

Password
ID Default Min Max

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3.7.5 G59/3 MV (medium voltage)

.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 57.5 230.0 28.8 241.4
Unom ∆ V 400.0 100.0 400 50.0 420.0
.013 T O/V st 1 Time OFF ms 1000 1000 1000 50 10000

.017 T U/V st 1 Time OFF ms 2500 2500 2500 50 10000

.029 T O/V st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.033 T U/V st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.055 O/F st 1 fTHR OFF Hz 51,5 51,5 51,5 50,0 55,0
.057 T O/F st 1 Time OFF ms 90000 90000 90000 1000 120000

.059 U/F st 1 fTHR OFF Hz 47,5 47,5 47,5 40,0 50,0
.061 T U/F st 1 Time OFF ms 20000 20000 20000 1000 120000

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.063 O/F st 2 fTHR OFF Hz 52,0 52,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.065 T O/F st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.067 U/F st 2 fTHR OFF Hz 47,0 47,0 47,0 40,0 50,0
.069 T U/F st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.090 RoCoF Enable Function Off on / off on / off

.094 PShift Enable Function On on / off on / off

ID Default
.102 T on delay s 20 20 20 0 600
Device Information
ID

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Password
ID Default Min Max
3.7.6 G83/2

.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 230.0 240.0 100.0 240.0
Unom ∆ V 400.0 400.0 417.4 173.9 417.4
.021 T O/V st 1 Time OFF ms 1000 1000 1000 50 10000

.025 T U/V st 1 Time OFF ms 2500 2500 2500 50 10000

.037 T O/V st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.041 T U/V st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

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.055 O/F st 1 fTHR OFF Hz 51,5 51,5 51,5 50,0 55,0
.057 T O/F st 1 Time OFF ms 90000 90000 90000 1000 120000

.059 U/F st 1 fTHR OFF Hz 47,5 47,5 47,5 40,0 50,0
.061 T U/F st 1 Time OFF ms 20000 20000 20000 1000 120000

.063 O/F st 2 fTHR OFF Hz 52,0 52,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.065 T O/F st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.067 U/F st 2 fTHR OFF Hz 47,0 47,0 47,0 40,0 50,0
.069 T U/F st 2 Time OFF ms 500 500 500 50 10000

.090 RoCoF Enable Function off on / off on / off

.094 PShift Enable Function on on / off on / off
.096 PShift on PShift THR ON ° 10.5 9.5 13 3 15

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ID Default
.102 T on delay s 20 20 20 0 600
Device Information
ID

Password
ID Default Min Max
nd 0 0 9
th 0 0 9
3.7.7 C10-
C10-11 LV (low voltage)

ID Default
.003 Connection 4-wire (LN) 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN) 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN),
4-wire(LN+L)
.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 230.0 240.0 100.0 240.0
Unom ∆ V 400.0 400.0 417.4 173.9 417.4
.019 U LN > UTHR OFF %Unom 110 100 110 100 135
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.023 U LN < UTHR OFF %Unom 85 50 85 0 100
.025 T U LN < Time OFF ms 1500 100 1500 100 10000

.039 U LN << UTHR OFF %Unom 50 25 50 0 100

.055 f> fTHR OFF Hz 51,5 50.0 51,5 50,0 55,0
fTHR ON Fixed to 50,05Hz

.059 f < off fTHR OFF Hz 47,5 47,5 50,0 40,0 50,0
.060 f < on fTHR ON Hz 47,5 47,5 47,5 40,0 50,0

.093 RoCoF T Time OFF ms 0 0 100 0 1000
Comment: Fixed window length 100ms


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ID Default

.102 T on delay s 60 60 60 0 600
Device Information
ID

Password
ID Default Min Max
3.7.8 C10-
C10-11 MV (medium voltage)

ID Default
.003 Connection 3-wire 3-wire 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN),
4-wire(LN+LL)
.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 71.00 230.0 35.0 241.4
Unom ∆ V 400.0 100.0 400.0 50.0 420.0
.011 U LL > UTHR OFF %Unom 110 100 110 100 135

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.015 U LL < UTHR OFF %Unom 85 50 85 0 100
.017 T ULL < Time OFF ms 1500 100 1500 100 10000

.031 U LL << UTHR OFF %Unom 50 25 50 0 100

.055 f> fTHR OFF Hz 51,5 50.0 51,5 50,0 55,0
fTHR ON Fixed to 50,05Hz

.059 f < off fTHR OFF Hz 47,5 47,5 50,0 40,0 50,0
.060 f < on fTHR ON Hz 47,5 47,5 47,5 40,0 50,0



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ID Default

.102 T on delay s 60 60 60 0 600
Device Information
ID

Password
ID Default Min Max
st 0 0 9
rd 0 0 9
3.7.9 TR3

ID Default
.003 Connection 4-wire (LN) 3-wire, 4-wire (LN) 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN),
4-wire(LN+LL)
.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 71.00 230.0 35.0 241.4
Unom ∆ V 400.0 100.0 400.0 50.0 420.0

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.011 ULL>> Off UTHR OFF %Unom 120 100 130 100 135
UTHR ON Fixed Hysteresis (1% UNOM)
.013 T ULL>> Time OFF ms 50 50 50 50 10000

.015 ULL< Off UTHR OFF %Unom 80 10 100 10 100
.016 ULL< On UTHR ON %Unom 95 95 95 10 100
.017 T ULL< Time OFF ms 1500 1500 2400 50 10000

.019 ULN>> Off UTHR OFF %Unom 120 100 130 100 135
.021 T ULN>> Time OFF ms 50 50 50 50 10000
Only active for: Connection Modes: 2-wire, 4-wire (LN)

.023 ULN< Off UTHR OFF %Unom 80 10 100 10 100
.024 ULN< On UTHR ON %Unom 95 95 95 10 100
.025 T ULN< Time OFF ms 1500 1500 2400 50 10000

.031 ULL<< Off UTHR OFF %Unom 45 10 100 0 100
.032 ULL<< On UTHR ON %Unom 95 95 95 10 100
.033 T ULL<< Time OFF ms 300 300 300 50 10000

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.039 ULN<< Off UTHR OFF %Unom 45 10 100 0 100
.040 ULN<< On UTHR ON %Unom 95 95 95 10 100
.041 T ULN<< Time OFF ms 300 300 300 50 10000

.055 f> Off fTHR OFF Hz 51,50 50,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.056 f> On fTHR ON Hz 50,05 50,05 50,05 50,0 55,0
.057 T f> Time OFF ms 50 50 50 50 10000

.059 f< Off fTHR OFF Hz 47,50 47,50 50,0 45,0 50,0
.060 f< On fTHR ON Hz 47,50 47,50 47,50 45,0 50,0
.061 T f< Time OFF ms 50 50 50 50 10000

ID Default
.099 Contact dis. (disabled) n.o. (normally opened) n.o. (normally opened)
.102 T on delay s 60 0 60 0 600
Device Information
ID


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Password
ID Default Min Max
nd 0 0 9
th 0 0 9
3.7.10 E 8001

ID Default
.003 Connection 4-wire (LN+LL) 4-wire (LN+LL) 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN),
4-wire(LN+LL)
.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 71.00 230.0 35.0 241.4
Unom ∆ V 400.0 100.0 400.0 50.0 420.0

.011 ULLmax1off UTHR OFF %Unom 115 115 115 100 135
.012 ULLmax1on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
.013 T ULL max1 Time OFF ms 50 50 180000 50 180000

.015 ULLmin1off UTHR OFF %Unom 80 80 80 10 100
.016 ULLmin1on UTHR ON %Unom 90 90 90 10 100
.017 T ULL min1 Time OFF ms 50 50 180000 50 180000

.019 ULNmax1off UTHR OFF %Unom 115 115 115 100 135
.020 ULNmax1on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
.021 T ULN max1 Time OFF ms 50 50 180000 50 180000

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.023 ULNmin1off UTHR OFF %Unom 80 80 80 10 100
.024 ULNmin1on UTHR ON %Unom 90 90 90 10 100
.025 T ULN min1 Time OFF ms 50 50 180000 50 180000

.026 ULL max 2 Enable function off on / off on /off
.027 ULLmax2off UTHR OFF %Unom 105 100 135 100 135
.028 ULLmax2on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
.029 T ULL max2 Time OFF ms 60000 50 180000 50 180000

.030 ULL min 2 Enable function off on / off on /off
.031 ULLmin2off UTHR OFF %Unom 30 10 100 10 100
.032 ULLmin2on UTHR ON %Unom 90 90 90 0 100
.033 T ULL min2 Time OFF ms 50 50 180000 50 180000

.034 ULN max 2 Enable function off on / off on /off
.035 ULNmax2off UTHR OFF %Unom 105 100 135 100 135
.036 ULNmax2on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
.037 T ULN max2 Time OFF ms 60000 50 180000 50 180000

.038 ULN min 2 Enable function off on / off on /off
.039 ULNmin2off UTHR OFF %Unom 30 10 100 10 100
.040 ULNmin2on UTHR ON %Unom 90 90 90 0 100
.041 T ULN min2 Time OFF ms 50 50 180000 50 180000

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.038 U avg Enable function on on on /off
.043 U avg off UTHR OFF %Unom 112 110 115 100 135

.055 f > off fTHR OFF Hz 51,50 51,50 51,50 50,0 55,0
fTHR ON Hz Fixed reconnection frequency of 50,05Hz
Time OFF ms Fixed to fastest possible disconnection
Underfrequency 1 Conformity Range Possible Range

.059 f < off fTHR OFF Hz 47,5 47,50 47,50 45,00 50,00
.060 f < on fTHR ON Hz 47,5 47,50 47,50 45,00 50,00

ID Default
dis. (disabled)
.102 T on delay s 30 30 30 0 600
Device Information
ID


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Password
ID Default Min Max
nd 0 0 9
th 0 0 9
3.7.11 EN 50438

.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 230.0 230.0 100.0 240.0
Unom ∆ V 400.0 400.0 400.0 173.9 417.4
.019 U > off UTHR OFF %Unom 115 115 115 100 135
.020 U > on UTHR ON %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
Time OFF ms Fixed to 100ms

.024 U < on UTHR ON %Unom 85 85 85 10 100
.025 U<t Time OFF ms 1300 1300 1300 50 10000
Comment: U < on has a fixed offset of 0,5% Unom added to the displayed value

.043 U avg off UTHR OFF %Unom 110 110 110 100 135

.055 f > off fTHR OFF Hz 52,0 52,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.056 f > on fTHR ON Hz 50,05 50,05 50,05 50,0 55,0
.057 f>t Time OFF ms 400 400 400 50,0 10000

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.059 f < off fTHR OFF Hz 47,50 47,50 47,50 50,0 55,0
.060 f < on fTHR ON Hz 47,50 47,50 47,50 50,0 55,0
.061 f<t Time OFF ms 400 400 400 50,0 10000
Comment: f < on has a fixed offset of 25 mHz added to the displayed value

ID Default
dis. (disabled)
.102 T on delay s 60 60 60 0 600
Device Information
ID

Password
ID Default Min Max

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3.7.12 EN50438 (DK)

ID Default
.003 Connection 4-wire (LN) 3-wire , 4-wire (LN) 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN)
.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 230.0 230.0 100.0 240.0
Unom ∆ V 400.0 400.0 400.0 173.9 417.4
Functional Safety Conformity Range Possible Range
ID Default
.007 Errtol 2ch 1ch, 2ch 1ch, 2ch
Remark: 2ch means: 2 channel with functional safety and 2 auxilliary contacts necessary
1ch means: 1 channel without functional safety and 1 auxilliary contact1 necessary
.011 ULL max 1 UTHR OFF %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
.013 ULL max 1t Time OFF ms 39500 39500 39500 50 60000

.015 ULL min UTHR OFF %Unom 90 90 90 10 100
.017 ULL min t Time OFF ms 9500 9500 9500 50 60000

.019 ULN max 1 UTHR OFF %Unom 110 110 110 100 135
.021 ULN max 1t Time OFF ms 39500 39500 39500 50 60000

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.023 ULN min UTHR OFF %Unom 90 90 90 10 100
.025 ULN min t Time OFF ms 9500 9500 9500 50 60000

.027 ULL max 2 UTHR OFF %Unom 113 113 113 100 135
Time OFF Fixed to 150ms

.035 ULN max 2 UTHR OFF %Unom 113 113 113 100 135
.055 f > off fTHR OFF Hz 52,0 52,0 52,0 50,0 55,0
.056 f > on fTHR ON Hz 50,05 50,05 50,05 50,0 55,0

.059 f < off fTHR OFF Hz 47,50 47,50 47,50 45,0 50,0
.060 f < on fTHR ON Hz 47,50 47,50 47,50 45,0 50,0
Comment: f < on has a fixed offset of 25 mHz added to the displayed value

.090 RoCoF Enable Function On on / off on / off

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ID Default
dis. (disabled)
.102 T on delay s 60 60 60 0 600
Device Information
ID

Password
ID Default Min Max
st 0 0 9
rd 0 0 9
3.7.13 OPEN SETUP

ID Default
.003 Connection 4-wire (LN) 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN), 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire (LN),
4-wire (LN+LL)) 4-wire (LN+LL)
.005 ULN/LL nom Unom Y V 230.0 28.8 241.4 28.8 241.4
Unom ∆ V 400.0 50.0 420.0 50.0 420.0

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Functional Safety Conformity Range Possible Range
ID Default
.007 Errtol 2ch 1ch, 2ch 1ch, 2ch
Remark: 2ch means: 2 channel with functional safety and 2 auxilliary contacts necessary
1ch means: 1 channel without functional safety and 1 auxilliary contact1 necessary
.010 ULL>1 Enable function on on / off on /off
.011 ULL>1 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 110 0 145 0 145
.012 ULL>1 ON UTHR ON %Unom 109 0 145 0 145
.013 ULL>1 T Time OFF ms 200 50 60000 50 60000

.014 ULL<1 Enable function on on / off on /off
.015 ULL<1 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 90 0 145 0 145
.016 ULL<1 ON UTHR ON %Unom 91 0 145 0 145
.017 ULL<1 T Time OFF ms 200 50 60000 50 60000

.018 ULN>1 Enable function on on / off on /off
.019 ULN>1 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 110 0 145 0 145
.020 ULN>1 ON UTHR ON %Unom 109 0 145 0 145
.021 ULN>1 T Time OFF ms 200 50 60000 50 60000

.022 ULN<1 Enable function on on / off on /off
.023 ULN<1 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 110 0 145 0 145
.024 ULN<1 ON UTHR ON %Unom 109 0 145 0 145
.025 ULN<1 T Time OFF ms 200 50 60000 50 60000
Only active for: Connection Modes: 2-wire, 4-wire (LN), 4-wire (LN+LL))

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.026 ULL>2 Enable function on on / off on /off
.027 ULL>2 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 120 0 145 0 145
.028 ULL>2 ON UTHR ON %Unom 119 0 145 0 145
.029 ULL>2 T Time OFF ms 100 50 60000 50 60000

.030 ULL<2 Enable function on n / off on /off
.031 ULL<2 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 80 0 145 0 145
.032 ULL<2 ON UTHR ON %Unom 81 0 145 0 145
.033 ULL<2 T Time OFF ms 100 50 60000 50 60000

.034 ULN>2 Enable function on on / off on /off
.035 ULN>2 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 120 0 145 0 145
.036 ULN>2 ON UTHR ON %Unom 119 0 145 0 145
.037 ULN>2 T Time OFF ms 100 50 60000 50 60000

.038 ULN<2 Enable function on on / off on /off
.039 ULN<2 OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 80 0 145 0 145
.040 ULN<2 ON UTHR ON %Unom 81 0 145 0 145
.041 ULN<2 T Time OFF ms 100 50 60000 50 60000

.042 UAVG> Enable function on on / off on /off
.043 UAVG> OFF UTHR OFF %Unom 110 0 145 0 145
.044 UAVG> ON UTHR ON %Unom 109 0 145 0 145
.045 UAVG> T Time OFF ms 0 0 60000 0 60000

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Overerfrequency1 Conformity Range Possible Range
.054 f>1 Enable function on on / off on /off
.055 f>1 OFF fTHR OFF Hz 51.00 40 65 40 65
.056 f>1 ON fTHR ON Hz 50.90 40 65 40 65
.057 f>1 T Time OFF ms 200 50 60000 50 60000

.058 f<1 Enable function on on / off on /off
.059 f<1 OFF fTHR OFF Hz 49.00 40 65 40 65
.060 f<1 ON fTHR ON Hz 49.10 40 65 40 65
.061 f<1 T Time OFF ms 200 50 60000 50 60000
Overerfrequency2 Conformity Range Possible Range

.062 f>2 Enable function on on / off on /off
.063 f>2 OFF fTHR OFF Hz 52.00 40 65 40 65
.064 f>2 ON fTHR ON Hz 51.90 40 65 40 65
.065 f>1 T Time OFF ms 100 50 60000 50 60000

.066 f<2 Enable function on on / off on /off
.067 f<2 OFF fTHR OFF Hz 48.00 40 65 40 65
.068 f<2 ON fTHR ON Hz 48.10 40 65 40 65
.069 f<2 T Time OFF ms 100 50 60000 50 60000

.086 f>RND Enable function off on … off on … off
.087 f>RND OFF fTHR OFF Hz 50.20 51.50 50.20 51.50
.088 f>RND ON fTHR ON Hz 50.05 50.00 50.19 50.00 50.19
.089 f>RND T Time OFF ms 100 50 60000 50 60000

.091 RoCoF OFF RoCoFTHR OFF mHz/s 200 100 10000 100 10000
.092 RoCoF ON RoCoFTHR ON mHz/s 190 100 10000 100 10000
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.094 PShift Enable Function off on / off on / off
.095 PShift OFF PShift THR OFF ° 12 2 20 2 20
.096 PShift ON PShift THR ON ° 9 2 20 2 20
.097 PShift T Time OFF ms 0 0 10000 0 10000

ID Default
.102 Ton delay s 60 0 600 0 600

Device Information
ID
5
Password
ID Default Min Max
nd 0 0 9
th 0 0 9

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3.8 Loss Of Mains detection
3.8.1 Loss Of Mains detection via voltage measurement

In this procedure, a stand-alone grid is detected with the help of 3-phase voltage monitoring.
3.8.2 Loss Of Mains detection via RoCoF

In this procedure, a stand-alone grid is detected with the help of rate-of-change of frequency. This measurement is
based on frequency measurements and triggers in the event of lasting frequency changes over multiple periods. The
df/dt limit value is given and set in Hz/s.
3.8.3 Loss Of Mains detection via vector shift

In this procedure, a phase or vector shift is detected through time measurements of the half-waves and the compari-
son with previous measurements. A vector shift can occur during a sudden load change. The threshold value is given
and set in degrees.
3.9 Test function

Both output relays A and B are switched off at activation of the test function and the turn-on time begins to run.
3.10 Digital inputs

Digital inputs 1 and 2 serve as feedback contacts of both isolating contactors A and B. They are driven via the auxil-
iary contact of the isolation contactor. Here, the auxiliary contact can be connected as normally opened or normally
closed and the digital inputs configured accordingly in the device.
Digital input 3 serves for remote shutdown.
Both digital inputs 4 and 5 are used for parameter switching for Italian standard IEC 0-21.
3.11 Output contacts

Both output relays R1 and R2 control the isolation contactors/section switch.
Output relay R3 switches on in case of error (if configured accordingly).
3.12 Error
Current errors are displayed in level "1.060 Error," the display of the error memory is located in level 2. The 2 error
types below are differentiated.

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3.12.1 Measurement error
1.060 Error
M: U∆ UY Ū f ∆f ∆Φ
C
Only the currently present error is shown here!

Error types:
U∆ Phase to phase voltage error (under or overvoltage)
UY Phase-to-neutral voltage error (under or overvoltage)
Ū 10 minute average voltage error
f Frequency error (under or overfrequency)
∆f Frequency ramp error (RoCoF)
∆Φ Phase shift error (PShift)
C Feedback contact error
System error
1.060 Error
C
Error types:
T Remote shutdown active
0-9, A-F If this error appears permanently, please contact our technical support.
System error entries are found in the error memory when the unit is delivered. These occur during the final testing of
the device, in which these errors are induced on purpose. As the error memory cannot be deleted, these entries do
not represent a device error and can simply be ignored.

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3.12.3 Error memory (LOG)
The error memory is displayed in level 2.

In the error memory, the occurrence as well as the disappearance of each error is saved with a time stamp. An entry
without an error code is therefore not a malfunction.
2.0nn Error
C
nn … Number of the entry in the error memory

t … Time stamp: duration since occurrence in days/hours/minutes/seconds
4. Technical data
4.1 Supply circuit
Terminals A1 (L or +); A2 (N or -)
Supply voltage DC: 24V
Tolerance of the supply voltage DC: ± 10%
Nominal consumption max. 1,25W / 4VA @ 230V AC

Nominal frequency 50 / 60Hz
Tolerance of the nominal frequency 48 - 63Hz
Duration of operation 100%
Recovery time 6 seconds + set turn-on delay
Drop-out voltage 7V
Overvoltage category III
Rated surge voltage 6 kV
To ensure the device's functionality during a power failure, the device is to be supplied via an external UPS system!

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4.2 Measuring circuit
Terminals L1-L2-L3-N
Measuring input 3x 400V AC
Measured quantities Phase to phase voltage, phase-to-neutral voltage,
10 minute voltage average, frequency,
frequency change (RoCoF),
Phase shift (PShift)
4.3 Measuring ranges
Terminals L1-L2-L3-N
Measuring input 3x 400V AC
Measured quantities Phase to phase voltage, phase-to-neutral voltage,
10 minute voltage average, frequency,
frequency change (RoCoF),
Phase shift (PShift)
4.4 Digital inputs
Terminals I1 and ┴ ; I2 and ┴ ; I3 and ┴ ; I4 resp. I5 and ┴

Contact type potential-free
Switching capacity 24V / 5mA
4.5 Output circuit
Terminals 11-12-14; 21-22-24; 31-32-34

Number and type of contacts 3 changeover contacts
Contact material AgNi
Switching capacity 5A / 250V AC
Electrical switching frequency (AC1-) 100 x 103 switching cycles
Mechanical switching frequency 15 x 106 switching cycles
Overvoltage category III
Rated surge voltage 4 kV

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4.6 Accuracy
Voltage measurement:
Base accuracy < 0,5% @ +25°C
Temperature effect < 0,01%/°C
Resolution 10mV
Frequency measurement:
Base accuracy < 0,01Hz @ +25°C
Temperature effect < 0,0002Hz/°C
Resolution 1mHz
4.7 Insulation data
Rated insulation voltage 400V

Insulation
Supply circuit / measuring circuit Safe isolation
Supply circuit / output circuit Safe isolation
Supply circuit / digital inputs Safe isolation
Output circuit / measuring circuit Base isolation
Output circuit / digital inputs Base isolation
4.8 Environmental conditions
Ambient temperature operation -25 bis +55°C

Ambient temperature storage -40 bis +70°C
Display capability -15 bis +55°C
Relative air humidity 5 bis 95%
Degree of contamination 2
Weight 300g
4.9 Electrical connection
Connection cross-section max. 2,5mm2

Stripping length max. 8mm
Electrical capacity:
Relay outputs / digital inputs max. 450V/16A
Measuring inputs max. 750V/16A
Tightening torque max. 0,5Nm
Screw M3, screwdriver for slotted screws 0,6 x 3,5mm

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4.10 Sealing wire
Wire diameter Ø max. 0,8mm
5. Operation and commissioning
5.1 Initial commissioning
The device is delivered without a pre-configured standard. During initial commissioning, the device will prompt to
select a standard (level 5 - menu point 5.001). Here, the corresponding configuration/standard must be selected
via +/- and confirmed with ENTER.
5.2 Menu navigation
The display unit consists of a 4-line text display with 20 characters per line.
The display has 5 levels. The different displays of the levels can be navigated via + and -.
5.2.1 Level 0
Start screen (display for 5 seconds at power up)

Basic information is displayed here. This display appears after power-up and remains visible for 5 s. Then the display
jumps to the first window in level 1.
5.2.2 Level 1
Measurements (screen 1.010-1.032)

Display of the current measurements.
Additionally, it will also be displayed here if the parameter set corresponds to the default configuration (dflt - default
= base or factory setting), was edited within the normative permissible limit values (edit – edited), or is set outside the
normative permissible limit values (ncnf – non conform = does not comply with the selected regulation or the selected
standard).
If required, display of time lapse "reconnection timer" (turn-on time) in seconds.
Navigation +/-. From this screen you can access level 3 via ENT

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Digital inputs and turn-off time (screen 1.040)
Display of the last turn-off time (Toff) of the connected contactors (the larger value for two-channel systems).
Additionally, it will also be displayed here if the parameter set corresponds to the default configuration (dflt - default
= base or factory setting), was edited within the normative permissible limit values (edit – edited), or is set outside the
normative permissible limit values (ncnf – non conform = does not comply with the selected regulation or the selected
standard).
If required, display of time lapse "reconnection timer" (turn-on time) in seconds.

Status display of the 5 digital inputs.
Navigation +/-. From this screen you can acess level 3 via ENT.
Test (1.050)
A relay test is triggered by pressing the ENT key. In this test, relays A and B turn off and the "reconnection-timer" (turn
-on time) begins to run.
Error (1.060)
Display of current error:
M Measurement error
S System error
Navigation +/-. You can access level 2 by pressing the ENT key.
5.2.3 Level 2
Error memory
This is where the latest errors are displayed with a time stamp (time since occurrence).
Both positive as well as negative error flanks are saved and displayed.
Navigation +/-. From this screen you can access level 1 via ESC.
5.2.4 Level 3
Parameter display
Here, the parameters that have been visibly switched for the corresponding configuration are displayed.
Navigation +/-. From this screen you can access level 1 via ESC.
You can access the editing mode of the selected parameter via PROG (can be lead-sealed).
The password query is skipped if the password is "0000" and you will end up directly in editing mode in level 5.
If a valid password has been entered in the last 60 seconds, the password query is skipped and you will end up di-
rectly in level 5.
If a password other than "0000" has been defined, you will be asked for the password in level 4.
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5.2.5 Level 4
Password input
The currently active digit of the password can be incremented/decremented (0…9) via +/-.
ENT jumps to the next digit of the password entry.
The entered password is checked after pressing ENT at the 4th position.
ESC jumps back to the previous digit of the password entry.
The program goes back to Level 3 when you press ESC at the first digit of the password.
If you have forgotten the password, please contact our technical support and let them know the device ID. You will
receive a master password only relevant for your device.
5.2.6 Level 5
Parameter editing
In this level, the parameter previously selected in level 3 can be changed with +/-.
Confirm with ENT or use ESC to discard the change. In both cases the display jumps to the corresponding parameter
in level 3.
Additionally, it will also be displayed here whether the value that was just edited corresponds to the default configu-
ration (dflt - default = base or factory setting), if it was edited within the normative permissible limit values (edit – edit-
ed) or is set outside the normative permissible limit values (ncnf – non conform = does not comply with the selected
regulation or the selected standard).
Alongside thresholds, times, and modes, the 4 digits of the password also have 1 parameter each.
The current standard is a parameter too. This means that a newly selected standard will be activated by changing this
parameter. Therefore all previous changes will be discarded.
If the already set standard is selected, the standard will be reset to default.

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5.3 Menu structure

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5.4 Applicable rules and standards
Functional
1 or 2
safety
No. Standard Regions 1 channel channel
(2 chan-
selectable
nel)
100 CEI 0-21 Italy X
Turkey, Belgium, France,

200 VDE V 0126-1-1 X
Greece, …
VDE-AR-N 4105
300 tested according to Germany, … X
VDE V 0124-100
Great Britain (low volta-
400 G59/3 LV X
ge)
Great Britain (medium
450 G59/3 MV X
voltage)
500 G83/2 Great Britain X
600 C10-11 LV Belgium (low voltage) X
650 C10-11 MV Belgium (medium voltage) X
TR3
Germany (medium volta-
700 certified according X
ge)
to BDEW 2008
OENorm E 8001-
800 Austria X
4-712
900 EN 50438 Europe X
950 EN 50438 (DK) Denmark X
900
OPEN SETUP Freely configurable setup X
0
5.5 Lead seal
After commissioning, the device is to be secured against unauthorized changes of the protection-relevant setting pa-
rameters via a configurable password! If password protection is not used or if the country-specific regulations or
standards demand it, the device is to be lead-sealed!

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W Manual: URNA0345 Network and system protection

Network and system protection for equipment universal

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Caution! Never work when voltage is applied.

1.1 Intended use

1.2 Safety advice

• Fix all faults that could impair the safety immediately.

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• Knowledge of electrical engineering

2. Installation and connection

2.1 Dimensions and operating elements

Legend Labeling Type Function

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2.3 Terminal allocation

A1, A2 Supply circuit DC: 24V

2.4 Installation on top-

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3.2 Functional description

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3.3.2 VDE 0126

3.3.3 VDE 0124

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3.3.5 G59/3 MV (medium voltage)

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3.3.12 EN50438 (DK)

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Depending on the standard selected not all comparators can be processed.

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Overfrequency 1 The frequency of the 3 phase-to-neutral voltages are

3.4.3 Phase shift monitoring

Phase Shift The phase shift behavior of the 3 phase-to-neutral voltag-

The following can be conﬁgured for each of the comparators above:

Selection This comparator is activated

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3.6 Other Parameter

3.6.1 Feedback contact

Selection Must always be 1

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Selection Turn-on time is active

Deﬁnition Turn-on delay

3.6.3 Random turn-

Selection Random turn-on time is active

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3.6.4 Connection Mode

Selection Must always be 1

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Selection Must always be 1

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Selection Must always be 1