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Motor Protection–Advanced

FEATURES

IEEE #

BENEFITS

Overload

49, 51

Extends motor life and prevents insulation failures and fires

Dynamic thermal model

Provides protection through starting, running, and cooling cycles

Communications

Remotely view measured values and event records, reset trips, and access setpoints

Ground fault

50G/N, 51G/N Prevents catastrophic failures and fires

Current unbalance/

Phase loss/Phase reverse

46

Prevents overheating due to unbalanced phases

RTD temperature

38, 49

RTD temperature protection (MPS-RTD module) for high-ambient or loss-of-ventilation protection

Phase loss/Phase reverse (current)

46

Detects unhealthy supply conditions

Overcurrent

50, 51

Prevents catastrophic failures and fires; extends motor life

Jam

Prevents motor damage by detecting mechanical jams or excessive loading

Undercurrent

37

Detects low level or no-load conditions

PTC overtemperature

49

Overtemperature (PTC) protection for high-ambient or loss-of-ventilation detection

Starts per hour

66

Limits the motor starts per hour to prevent overheating

Differential

87

Optional MPS-DIF module for sensitive winding-fault protection

Reduced overcurrent mode

Minimizes arc-flash hazards during maintenance

Metering

View measured and calculated parameters with on-board display

MPU-CIM

Separate current input module to reduce risk of open-CT hazard and for convenient installation

Analog output

Provides means for metering selectable parameters

Data logging

On-board 100-event recorder for data logging

Conformal coating

Internal circuits are conformally coated to protect against corrosion and moisture

Features & Benefits

Wiring Diagram

Specifications

Protective Functions

(IEEE Device Numbers)

Input Voltage

65-265 Vac, 25 VA; 80-275 Vdc, 25 W

Power-Up Time

800 ms at 120 Vac

Ride-Through Time

100 ms minimum

24-Vdc Source

100 mA maximum

AC Measurements

True RMS and DFT, Peak, 16 samples/cycle, and

positive and negative sequence of fundamental

Frequency

50, 60 Hz or ASD

Output Contacts

Three Form C programmables

Communications

TIA-232 (standard); TIA-485, DeviceNet™, Ethernet (optional)

Analog Output

4-20 mA, programmable

Conformally Coated

Standard feature

Warranty

10 years

Mounting

(Control Unit)

Panel (standard)

Surface (with MPU-32-SMK converter kit)

(Current Input Module) DIN, Surface

Approvals

CSA certified, CE (European Union),

C-Tick (

Australian

)

Overload (49, 51)
Phase reverse (current) (46)
Overcurrent (50, 51)
Jam
Ground fault (50G/N, 51G/N)
PTC overtemperature (49

RTD temperature (38, 49)
Unbalance (current) (46)
Starts per hour (66)
Differential (87)
Phase loss (current) (46)
Undercurrent (37)

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12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

26

25

21

22

23

24

27

31

PHASE CURRENT
TRANSFORMERS

GROUND-FAULT
CURRENT
TRANSFORMER

(recommended)

(required)

MPS-RTD

(optional)

INPUT MODULE

MPU-32

MOTOR PROTECTION UNIT

TEMPERATURE INPUT

4-20 mA

ANALOG

OUTPUT

CIM

I/0 MODULE

RELAY 2

RELAY 3

RELAY 1

CONTROL

POWER

DIG IN

CURRENT INPUT MODULE

MPU-CIM

MPS-DIF

DIFFERENTIAL
MODULE

(optional)

A

B

C

D

2

1

MPU-32 SERIES (PGR-6200)

Motor Protection Unit

Rev: 4-A-050213

Based on Manual Rev 4