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LumaSMART
®
User Manual Installation of the LumaSMART® Controller 43
4 Installation of the LumaSMART
®
Controller
This chapter describes how to install the LumaSMART
®
controller. It details the wall or panel mounting methods
and provides instructions for wiring the fiber optic extension cables and relays.
LumaSMART installation involves the following:
A power transformer with manufacturer-installed LumaSense temperature probes;
Installing the LumaSMART in the external enclosure;
Connecting fiber optic extension cables between the transformer tank wall penetrator terminals and
LumaSMART probe connectors;
Connecting the various transformer cooling system actuator controls to the LumaSMART relay
connectors;
Connecting a power source to the LumaSMART;
Each LumaSMART controller is type tested to meet or exceed the requirements of
IEEE C37.90.1-2002.
LumaSMART Controller with Added FOT and Relay Modules
Features of the LumaSMART include:
Can be configured with 4 to 16 channels of Fiber Optic Temperature measurement. Each of the FOT
channels has an analog output.
Can be configured with 0, 8, or 16 control relays whose trigger points can be set by the user.
Has a Failsafe configured System Status Relay that is Deenergized (turned off) whenever a system fault is
detected.
Has an Ethernet port, a RS485/RS232c and a USB port. Communication protocols include ASCII, IEC 61850,
Modbus and DNP 3.0. The USB port can be used to download the data log or to upgrade the LumaSMART
firmware.
The LumaSMART controller has a universal power supply that accepts 90 to 264 VAC or 127 to 370 VDC,
47 to 63 Hz.

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