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Critical warnings about potential death or serious injury from mishandling, incorrect wiring, or electrical shock.
Cautions regarding minor injury or physical damage from incorrect operation, usage outside ranges, or loose wiring.
Details operating voltage, frequency, contact rating, display error, power consumption, and product life.
Lists ambient temperature, humidity limits, maximum altitude, and the product's approximate weight.
Identifies key components like voltage indicator, phase sequence display, and setting controls on the relay's faceplate.
Explains the purpose of indicators for voltage, time, and setting values displayed on the unit.
Guides on setting over/under voltage thresholds and their corresponding tripping delay times.
Details configuration options for phase reversal, unbalance protection, and auto/manual reset modes via DIP switches.
Explains the TEST function, voltage display sequence, and common fault indications.
Illustrates connection diagrams for DC voltage, single-phase 2-wire, 3-phase 3-wire, and 3-phase 4-wire systems.
Provides a table for selecting the appropriate EP4-1 model based on voltage range and system type (DC, 1-phase, 3-phase).
Visualizes the timing sequence for various fault conditions like over/under voltage, phase loss, and reverse phase.
Lists available output contact configurations such as 1C No-Fault, 2C Inst. & No-Fault, and 2C Over & Under Fault.
The ANLY EP4-1 Digital Voltage Protective Relay is a versatile device designed to monitor and protect electrical systems from various voltage anomalies. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including those requiring particular safety or in important facilities, where fail-safe mechanisms, redundancy checks, and periodic inspections are recommended. The device is rated at Class II.
The EP4-1 relay continuously monitors the voltage of an electrical system and provides protection against over-voltage, under-voltage, phase reversal, unbalance, and phase loss. It features a clear display that shows real-time phase-to-phase voltages, setting values, and fault indications. Users can configure specific voltage thresholds and tripping delays for both over-voltage and under-voltage conditions. The device also includes DIP switches for enabling or disabling phase reversal protection, unbalance protection, and selecting auto-reset or manual-reset modes, along with auto-reset delay settings. In the event of a fault, the relay activates its output contacts to signal the anomaly, allowing for system shutdown or alarm activation. The timing chart illustrates the operational sequence and response times for various fault conditions, including over-voltage, under-voltage, phase loss, reverse phase, and unbalance.
The device offers various voltage types and output contact configurations, categorized by detect range:
Output contact options include:
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