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Satec BFM 136 - Transformer Correction; Device Options

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Chapter 3 BFM136 Graphical Display Operations Menu Operations
Branch Feeder Monitor 136_Installation Operation and Manual 33
3.5.5 Transformer Correction
Transformer correction allows you to compensate ratio and phase angle inaccuracies of the user voltage
and current instrument transformers. To enter the menu, select the T.Corr. entry from the main menu, and
then press the ENTER button. For instructions on navigating in the menu, see Viewing and Changing
Setup Items.
The following table lists available options.
Label
Parameter
Options
Default
Description
Ratio V1-V3
V1-V3 voltage
transformer ratio
correction factor
0.700 to 1.300
1.000
The ratio of the true transformer ratio to the
marked ratio.
Angle V1-V3
V1-V3 transformer
phase angle error,
minutes
-600 to 600
0
The phase displacement, in minutes, between the
primary and secondary values. The phase angle
of a voltage transformer is positive when the
secondary value leads the primary value.
Ratio I1-I36
I1-I36 current
transformer ratio
correction factor
0.700 to 1.300
1.000
The ratio of the true transformer ratio to the
marked ratio.
Angle I1-I36
I1-I36 transformer
phase angle error,
minutes
-600 to 600
0
The phase displacement, in minutes, between the
primary and secondary values. The phase angle
of a current transformer is positive when the
secondary value leads the primary value.
3.5.6 Device Options
This menu allows you to select some user-configurable device options or put the BFM136 into energy test
mode.
To enter the menu, select the Options entry from the main menu, then press ENTER. For instructions on
navigating in the menu, see Viewing and Changing Setup Items.
The following table lists available options.
Label
Parameter
Options
Default
Description
PowMode
Power calculation
mode
Reactive,
NonActive (non-
active power)
Reactive
The method used for calculating reactive
and apparent powers
ErgyRoll
Energy roll value
100000.0-
100000000.0
kWh
100000000.0
The value at which energy counters roll over
to zero
TestMode
Energy test mode
OFF, Wh, varh
OFF
Setting this option puts the device into the
energy test mode
PlsConst
Wh LED pulse rate,
Wh/pulse
0.01-100.00
5.40Wh/pulse
(one equivalent
disk revolution)
LED pulse constant - the amount of
accumulated energy giving one pulse via
“Wh” LED
WhLEDSrc
Energy LED source
1-40, None
1
Selects a submeter as a LED pulsing
source
Options Exit
Options PowMode
Reactive
ENTER

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