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Littelfuse T4400 Series User Manual

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Fig. 3. Application Diagram. Synchronization and load sharing with the T4000, T4400 and a speed controller with -5V to +5V DC input.

2. Output from terminals 15 (REF.) and

16 (+) must be connected to the speed

controller input. Terminal 16 is going

positive for increased load. If a

negative voltage for increased load is

needed, then terminal 14 (-) should

be used rather than terminal 16 (+).

3. The parallel lines connected to

terminals 12 (COM.) and 13 (+)

between load sharers must not be

interchanged.

If the load balance is incorrect
If there is a balance point, but the load

balance is incorrect, the following

should be checked:

1. Load deviation shall be set to 0 for

same size of generators and same

type of current transducers (CTs).

2. The frequency of the generators

before paralleling should be the same.

3. The output adjustment must have

the same setting on all load sharers.

4. If the deviation from other

generators is approximately two

times, it is likely that the current on

terminals 5 and 6 is measured in one

of the phases supplying the T4400.

The current must be measured in the

phase that is not supplying the unit

(see the application diagram in fig. 1).

L1
L2
L3

1
2
3

9 10 13 12 15

5 6 7 21 22-27

31 32 7 12 9

23 24 25 15 16 14 12 13

1
2
3

9 10 13 12 15

5 6 7 21 22-27

1
2
3
6
5

31 32 7 12 9

23 24 25 15 16 14 12 13

1
2
3
6
5

L1 L2 L3

L1 L2 L3

0

+

_

0

+

_

UNLOAD

UNLOAD

SYNCHRONIZER T4000

SYNCHRONIZER T4000

LOAD SHARER T4400

LOAD SHARER T4400

GEN 1

GOV.

D/G 1

GEN 2

GOV.

D/G 2

SYNCHRONIZE

SYNCHRONIZE

TO NEXT

T4400

13
12

UNLO

AD - AND REV

.PO

WER

TRI

P

UNLO

AD - AND REV

.PO

WER

TRI

P

CLOSE

CLOSE

BUS

MAINS-SWITCH

POWER

REFERENCE

B9300-XX-14

LOAD SHARER

T4400

LOAD SHARER

T4400

BUS

GRID

Fig. 2. Application Diagram: B9300 with T4400.

Check the voltage on

terminal 11 (TEST

OUT) to be +6V DC

for nominal current

input (I

N

=1A or I

N

=5A)

and power factor = 1.0.

A current

measurement in a

wrong phase will give

+3V DC.

Example:

If the current in

terminals 5 and 6 is

2.0A, the nominal

current I

N

is 5A, and

the power factor is 0.8,

then the voltage for

correct connection is:

2

6 x _ x 0.8 = +1.9V.

5

If the load is fluctuating
up and down
If there is a correct

balance point, but the

load is fluctuating up

and down, the

STABILITY should be

turned clockwise in order

to obtain stability, but not

more than necessary.