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Nedap PowerRouter PR30S Application Guideline

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10
Connecting alarm to potential-free contact
Once the alarm settings have been congured, the
alarm must be assigned to a set of potential-free
contacts. The terminals for these contacts are labelled
K201 (relay 1) and K202 (relay 2) and are located to the
right of the AC LOCAL OUT connection.
The potential-free contact can be activated in two ways:
1. Normal: The contact closes when the alarm is
activated and opens when the alarm is deactivated.
2. Pulse: The contact opens and closes at the selected
frequency for the congured length of time when the
alarm is activated and does so again when the alarm
is deactivated.
Figure 10: Relay 1 of 2

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Nedap PowerRouter PR30S Specifications

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BrandNedap
ModelPowerRouter PR30S
CategoryInverter
LanguageEnglish

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