VAMP Ltd Arc protection system
User manual
VAMP 220 / 220R
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Figure 2.1.2-1 Trip signalling block diagram of VAMP 220.
2.2. Slave unit VAM 12 CD
The slave units, which can be mounted into suitable places in
the switchgear compartments, serve as links between the
sensors and the master unit. Each slave unit can be connected
to ten arc sensors and one portable arc sensor. Up to 10 slave
units can be connected to one master unit. The master unit and
the slave units are interconnected by means of modular cables.
The slave units contain, for instance, the self-supervision of the
connected arc sensors.