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Function of the Energy trip unit
3.3 Measurement function
3.3.3
Min/max measurements
The Energy trip unit calculates the real-time maximum and minimum values reached
since the last reset.
Certain values are time stamped.
All of these values take into account the positive and negative values.
For example, if the previous maximum value was 25 and a value of -30 is measured,
the new maximum value becomes -30.
Variable monitored
Time stamp
Version
3 P
Version
4 P
Current
Maximum instantaneous
- for I1, I2 and I3
– X –
- for I1, I2, I3 and IN
– – X
since reset - for each phase
X X X
- for IN
X – X
- for overcurrents
- for minimum I1, I2 and I3
- for average current
- for IG
– X X
- for IN unbalance
– – X
- for unbalance per phase
- for maximum unbalances
– X X
Minimum instantaneous - for I1, I2 and I3
– X X
since reset - for each phase
– X X
- for IN
– – X
- for undercurrents
- for maximum I1, I2 and I3
- for average current
- for IG
– X X
- for IN unbalance
– – X
- for unbalance per phase
- for maximum unbalances
– X X
Voltage
Maximum instantaneous - for three Ph-N voltages
– – X
- for three Ph-Ph voltages
– X X
since reset - for each Ph-N voltage
X – X
- for each Ph-Ph voltage
X X X
- for each Ph-N voltage
unbalance
- for phase-to-neutral
unbalance maximums
– – X
- for each Ph-Ph voltage
unbalance
- for line-to-line unbalance
minimums
- for average voltage
– X X
Minimum instantaneous - for three Ph-N voltages
– – X
- for three Ph-Ph voltages
– X X