GE Industrial Solutions GE Zenith Series DPB - Manual (Page 71)

63 Installation & Operation Manual, GE Series DPB Busway
March 25, 2013, Rev 0 GE Confidential
Series DPB Busway Installation & Operation Manual
BCMS Basic = Current Only
BCMS Plus = Current + Voltage
ALARM PARAMETERS
ALARM DESCRIPTION NOTES
BCMS
BASIC
BCMS
PLUS
Current Loss /
Zero Current: A,B,C (circuit breaker 1),
A,B,C (circuit breaker 2)
Activated when current goes above 1.5 A then to zero
Amps; can signify tripped or open circuit breaker or loss of
input current
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Current Warning Alarm:
A,B,C (circuit breaker 1),
A,B,C (circuit breaker 2)
User defined based on a percentage of circuit breaker
rating; default is 70%
Alarms when current exceeds threshold after time delay
(default is zero seconds )
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Current High Alarm:
A,B,C (circuit breaker 1),
A,B,C (circuit breaker 2)
User defined based on a percentage of circuit breaker
rating(default is 85%); alarms when current exceeds
threshold after time delay; default is 10 seconds
Typically used to indicate when circuit approached trip
threshold
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Global Alarms:
Current Warning Alarm Indicates if any current warning alarm is active a a
High Current Alarm Indicates if any high current alarm is active a a
Zero Current Alarm
Indicates if any zero current alarm is active (indicates
breaker trip or breaker open or loss of source)
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Overvoltage Alarm Indicates if any over voltage alarm is active a
Undervoltage Alarm Indicates if any under voltage alarm is active a
Over Temperature Alarm Indicates if any over temperature alarm is active a
Under Temperature Alarm Indicates if any under temperature alarm is active a
Overvoltage Alarm: (L-N Voltage) User defined; default is 200 VAC; no time delay a
Undervoltage Alarm: (L-N Voltage) User defined; default is 120 VAC a