HGI Generators HRD060D - Page 27

Harrington Generators International
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498-1084 HRD060D Diesel Generator
Operation
Automatic Mains Failure (AMF) Panel
A typical AMF panel that can be used to control the
starting and stopping of the generator is shown below.
The AMF panel is connected to the Remote
Connection Socket on the generator. Contact HGI
Sales for further information on installing an AMF
system for your generator.
Emergency Stop
Pressing the emergency stop
pushbutton will immediately stop
the engine and prevent it from
restarting.
The emergency stop button must
only be used to stop the machine
in an emergency and not to stop the set during normal
operation.
To restart the generator, release the emergency
stop button by twisting clockwise, reset the control
module by pressing the red
button, and start the
generator by pressing the green Run button.
Voltage Selection Switch
This is a two way switch.
To select 110V turn the switch
to the 110V position.This will
enable power output to be
taken from the 110V Sock-
ets. To select 230V move the
switch to the 230V position.
This will enable power output
to be taken from the 230V
socket and terminals.
Control Module DC Isolation Switch
The DC Isolator Switch enables
operation of the generator. It is a
simple ON / OFF switch.
When switch is turned to the “Off”
all functionality is removed from
the generator and it is safe to work
on. When tuned to “On” and the
remote panel inhibit socket is in place the generator
can be operated locally.
Turning the Switch to the ON position activates the
Deep Sea Electronics 3110 control module.
Output Sockets
These generators can be supplied with either 110V
sockets, 230V sockets or a combination of both
depending upon the model.
Blue
230V
Yellow
110V
Connect the equipment to be powered (load) into the
socket outlets on the generator control panel. Check
that the total load from all equipment connected does
not exceed the generator rating.
On Dual Voltage models, select the required voltage
110V or 230V with the voltage selector switch.
The output sockets are all individually protected by
an MCB (miniature circuit breaker) which is set at 15
Amps on small output sockets and 30 Amps on the
larger sockets. If the current being drawn through the
socket exceeds this for a short time the MCB will trip
and the button will pop out. To reset the MCB when it
has tripped remove the load from that socket, wait a
few minutes and press the button.
Earth Stud
The M10 brass stud in the terminal pod should be
connected to an external earth point or to an earth
spike. An earth spike can be supplied as an optional
extra and should be driven at least 600 mm into soil.