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Covers critical warnings, legal disclaimers, and essential safety protocols for handling the unit.
Details the general purpose, intended users, and structure of the installation instructions document.
Provides an overview of the SIM-Q MKII's function in monitoring IT power systems and its connection principles.
Explains how to connect the SIM-Q MKII, including options for test functions and power supply sources.
Presents the physical dimensions and outline drawings of the SIM-Q MKII unit for installation planning.
Details how to reconfigure the SIM-Q MKII using jumpers for various functions and settings.
Describes how to select and change the measuring range for the SIM-Q MKII, including scale adjustments.
Explains how to adjust the warning set point on the rear of the housing and its behavior during power-up.
Specifies the recommended fuse size for the auxiliary supply of the SIM-Q MKII.
Warns about disconnecting the SIM-Q MKII during high-voltage Megger tests to prevent damage.
Details the function and meaning of the three LED indicators (Power, Status, Warning) on the SIM-Q MKII.
Explains the LED behavior and meter indications during normal monitoring mode, including start-up sequences.
Describes the LED indications and meter behavior when the SIM-Q MKII operates in fast mode for measurements.
Details the LED status and meter display when the SIM-Q MKII is in test mode, indicating relay activation.
Presents graphs illustrating the response time of the SIM-Q MKII based on capacitance and resistance values.
Refers to the data sheet for detailed technical specifications of the SIM-Q MKII, including document number.
Explains how to measure leakage capacitance in a connected network using voltmeter and ammeter.
Details the method for measuring leakage capacitance in a disconnected network using a mA meter and voltmeter.
Describes how to use the SIM-Q MKII's fault finding function to estimate leakage capacitance via time measurement.
The DEIF SIM-Q MKII is a selectable insulation monitor designed for insulation monitoring on single-phase or 3-phase IT power systems, with or without a neutral connection. A key characteristic of IT power systems is that no live conductor is directly connected to earth. The SIM-Q MKII connects to the power system by connecting terminal 'P' to one of the phases (or the neutral), and the 'FE' input to the safety cable. For comprehensive insulation failure monitoring, all accessible conductive building structures must be connected to the 'FE' (functional earth) cable.
The SIM-Q MKII offers three primary functions: Normal, Fast, and Test mode, selectable via a switch on the front of the unit.
The device is equipped with three LED indicators: two green (Power, Status) and one yellow (Warning). These LEDs provide visual feedback on the unit's status, measurement validity, and alarm conditions. For instance, a flashing Power LED indicates a power-up sequence, a solid Status LED signifies a valid measurement, and a solid Warning LED indicates an insulation error where the measured resistance is below the set point and the relay is activated. Different flashing patterns on the Status LED can also indicate resistance drops, jumps, or measurement failures.
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