AccuSine SWP A. Technical Specifications. Active Harmonic Filter 02/

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1 AccuSine SWP A Technical Specifications Active Harmonic Filter 02/2015

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3 A Table of Contents Important Safety Information...5 Technical Data...7 Model List...7 Single Units...7 Parallel Units...7 Operating Principle...8 Device Functional Features...9 Communication and Management...10 Input and Output Contacts...10 Compliance...10 Facility Planning Input Specifications Technical Characteristics Heat Dissipation Recommended Breakers Recommended Cable Sizes...12 Recommended Power Cable Sizes...12 Recommended Signal Cable Sizes...12 Physical...12 Weights and Dimensions...12 Shipping Weights and Dimensions...13 Clearance...13 Environmental...15 Drawings A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A A or 120 A...16 Two 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A in Parallel...17 Two 90 A or 120 A in Parallel...17 Options...18 Hardware Options...18 Current Sensors Kits...18 Air Deflectors...18 Parallel Kits...18 Configuration Options...18 Parallel Capabilities...19 Parallel Connection of Active Harmonic Filters...19 Cascading Installation of Active Harmonic Filters...20 Schneider Electric Limited Factory Warranty...21 Three Phase Power Products or Cooling Solutions One-Year Factory Warranty...21 Terms of Warranty...21 Non-transferable Warranty...21 Assignment of Warranties...21 Drawings, Descriptions...21 Exclusions...21 Warranty Claims B 001 3

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5 Important Safety Information Important Safety Information A Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with it before trying to install, operate, service or maintain it. The following safety messages may appear throughout this manual or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure. The addition of this symbol to a Danger or Warning safety message indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if the instructions are not followed. This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages with this symbol to avoid possible injury or death. DANGER DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury. WARNING WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage. CAUTION CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage. NOTICE NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury. The safety alert symbol shall not be used with this type of safety message. Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage. Please Note Electrical equipment should only be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained by qualified personnel. No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material B 001 5

6 A Important Safety Information A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction, installation, and operation of electrical equipment and has received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved B 001

7 Technical Data Technical Data A Model List Single Units AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 20 A AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 30 A AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 45 A AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 60 A AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 90 A 1 AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 120 A 2 Parallel Units Up to four AccuSine SWP active harmonic filters can be installed in parallel. AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 135 A (3 x 45 A) AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 180 A (3 x 60 A) AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 240 A (2 x 120 A) AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 270 A (3 x 90 A) AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 360 A (3 x 120 A) AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter 480 A (4 x 120 A) 1. The 90 A unit consists of two 45 A units with cabling connection. 2. The 120 A unit consists of two 60 A units with cabling connection B 001 7

8 A Technical Data Operating Principle The AccuSine SWP allows: Reduction of current distortion and problems due to harmonics, e.g.: Unintentional tripping of protections owing to the value of current in the neutral Cable heating, notably in the neutral Heating of generators (transformers, generator sets, inverters, etc.) Standards on harmonics consumed on mains not being respected Improvements on voltage distortion as well as on device operating problems due to over heavily disturbed supply voltages Improvements on the installation characteristics so that devices can operate under the specified conditions Reactive energy compensation, when this type of operation is possible, and conversion of the cosine Φ to a value higher than or equal to 0.94 as recommended by electricity utilities The current consumed by a non-linear load (e.g. a computer system) is composed of a sinusoidal current IF (A), which is a fundamental current at mains frequency, and a harmonic current IH (B) made up of currents having frequencies that are multiples of the network frequency. The AccuSine SWP continuously generates a current equal to IH (B) so that mains current only has to supply the fundamental current. The load in Amp (C) + AccuSine SWP assembly will then be seen by mains as a globally linear load which absorbs sinusoidal current. Thus, the cabling and generator impedances will not introduce any voltage distortion B 001

9 Technical Data A Device Functional Features The AccuSine SWP allows: Determination of the harmonic orders to be compensated: By configuring the breadth of the spectrum to be compensated, or by concentrating the capacity of the AccuSine SWP compensation on specific harmonic orders during installation and thus carrying out selective compensation Reactive energy compensation to be carried out to increase the load cosine Φ and return to the cosine range applied by the energy utility Measurements and other variables calculated by the device (voltage, current, distortion rates, etc.) to be displayed Optional communication with an external controller via a Modbus & J-BUS protocol RS422/485 line for transmitting display information The compensation introduced by AccuSine SWP in relation to harmonic and reactive currents is continuously recalculated. The AccuSine SWP continuously measures current absorbed by the load and immediately modifies the current that it reinjects onto mains to match this value B 001 9

10 A Technical Data Communication and Management Input and Output Contacts Pin Description 10 (not used) 9 Common 8 Active harmonic filter stopped 7 Active harmonic filter running 6 Common 5 Normal operation 4 Limiting operation 3 Common 2 Active harmonic filter stopped 1 Active harmonic filter running NO NC NO NC NO NC Compliance Reference technical standards Safety EN Protection IP 20 conforming to EN EMC Conducted and radiated emission EN CISPR 11 level A Immunity to electrostatic discharge EN Immunity to electromagnetic fields EN Immunity to impulse waves Fast transient Surge EN EN Conducted immunity EN B 001

11 Facility Planning Facility Planning A Input Specifications Nominal voltage (V) % + 15% Connection type 3-wire (3P) 4-wire (3P+N) 3 Input frequency (Hz) 50 (60 +/- 4) Technical Characteristics NOTE: Typical values in a 400 V 50 Hz three-phase system. 20 A 30 A 45 A 60 A 90 A 120 A Compensation type Nominal current in the neutral Compensated harmonic orders RMS (conditioning capacity decreases with the frequency of the orders to be conditioned) 3 x In in each phase (result of harmonic recombination into the neutral) H2 to H50 (parameter setting possible) Global or selective compensation Dynamic capacity in di/dt > 100 ka/s > 200 ka/s > 400 ka/s Response time THDI Overload Inrush current 40 ms Load THDI/input THDI 10 at the active harmonic filter nominal current if: load THDI > 40% input THDI > 4% at the active harmonic filter nominal current if load THDI < 40% global compensation reduction rate THDI = I-harmonic/I-fundamental Limiting to nominal current Continuous limiting operation possible Less than I Nominal without matching autotransformer Heat Dissipation Rating 20 A 30 A 45 A 60 A 90 A 120 A Heat dissipation (W) < 1000 < 1200 < 1900 < 2400 < 3800 < 4800 Recommended Breakers Rating TNS (Tripping breaker system: STR22SE) TNC TT Non-distributed neutral Distributed neutral 20 A NSX100 4p3d C60 32A 3P C60 32A 3P NSX100 4p3d 30 A NSX100 4p3d C60 32A 3P C60 32A 3P NSX100 4p3d 45 A NSX160 4p3d C60 63A 3P C60 63A 3P NSX160 4p3d 60 A NSX250 4p3d C120H 80A 3P C120H 80A 3P NSX250 4p3d 3. Operation is possible on single-phase or unbalanced load) B

12 A Facility Planning Rating TNS (Tripping breaker system: STR22SE) TNC TT Non-distributed neutral Distributed neutral 90 A 2 x NSX160 4p3d 2 x C60 63A 3P 2 x C60 63A 3P 2 x NSX160 4p3d 120 A 2 x NSX250 4p3d 2 x C120H 80A 3P 2 x C120H 80A 3P 2 x NSX250 4p3d Recommended Cable Sizes Recommended Power Cable Sizes Cable sizes must comply with the standards in force. Rating Recommended cable sizes (mm²) Terminal block connection (mm²) Diameter of lugs (mm) Maximum length of power cables (m) Phases Neutral 20 A A A A A 10 per active harmonic filter 120 A 16 per active harmonic filter 50 per active harmonic filter 70 per active harmonic filter Recommended Signal Cable Sizes Connector Recommended cable sizes (mm²) Type of recommended conductor Remark Dry contact terminal block 0.5 minimum 2.5 maximum Multi-core wires (not supplied) Removable screw terminal block (supplied) 9 point Sub-D Shielded cable (not supplied) Male connector with female contacts on the active harmonic filter; the shielding must be connected at both ends. Physical Weights and Dimensions Rating Weight kg Height mm Width mm Depth mm 20 A and 30 A A and 60 A A and 120 A 2 x x x B 001

13 Facility Planning A Shipping Weights and Dimensions Rating Weight kg Height mm Width mm Depth mm 20 A and 30 A A and 60 A A and 120 A 2 x x x x 485 Clearance NOTE: Clearance dimensions are published for airflow and service access only. Consult with local safety codes and standards for additional requirements in your local area. NOTE: The active harmonic filter must be mounted vertically and away from any source of heat (heating system, transformer, motor, etc.). It may be installed in a cabinet or fixed against a wall. NOTE: Leave a minimum of 600 mm clearance in front of the cabinet for door opening. Active Harmonic Filter Stand Alone B

14 A Facility Planning Two Active Harmonic Filters in Cabinet B 001

15 Facility Planning A Two Active Harmonic Filters Side by Side Environmental Temperature Storage -25 ºC to 70 ºC 20 A 30 A 45 A 60 A 90 A 120 A Operating 0 ºC to 40 ºC. 25 C is recommended Elevation Storage meters Operating Operating relative humidity Protection class Color Audible noise according to ISO 3746 Ventilation Forced air by internal fans (inlet via bottom and outlet via top) 1000 m without derating >1000 m derating of 10% per additional 1000 m 20% to 95% non condensing IP20 RAL 9002 (light grey) <58 dba <59 dba <62 dba <64 dba <65 dba <67 dba 1000 m³/h 2000 m³/h B

16 A Drawings Drawings NOTE: A comprehensive set of drawings is available on the engineering website at engineer.apc.com. NOTE: These drawings are for reference ONLY subject to change without notice. 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A 90 A or 120 A B 001

17 Drawings Two 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A in Parallel A Two 90 A or 120 A in Parallel B

18 A Options Options Hardware Options Current Sensors Kits Kit of 3 closed current sensors 1000A/1 Kit of 3 closed current sensors 1500A/1 Kit of 3 closed current sensors 2000A/1 Kit of 3 split current sensors 2000A/1 Kit of 3 closed current sensors 3000A/1 Kit of 3 closed current sensors 300A/1 Kit of 3 closed current sensors 4000A/1 Kit of 3 closed current sensors 500A/1 Kit of 3 split current sensors for 600A/1 Air Deflectors Air deflector for 20 A and 30 A active harmonic filters Air deflector for 45 A and 60 A active harmonic filters Parallel Kits Single to parallel kit Configuration Options Up to four active harmonic filters in parallel for capacity or redundancy B 001

19 Options Parallel Capabilities A Parallel Connection of Active Harmonic Filters The parallel connection of the AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter provides conditioning of higher rated loads. The parallel connection increases the conditioning capacity (up to 480 A per phase) or ensures redundancy in certain installations where conditioning of harmonics is critical to continuity of service. NOTE: Parallel connection of up to four active harmonic filters All the active harmonic filters must have the same rating An additional board must be installed in each of the parallel-connected active harmonic filters A connection (wire) between the active harmonic filters is used to exchange the measurement data on the current drawn by the load and operating status from each of the active harmonic filters B

20 A Options Cascading Installation of Active Harmonic Filters Active harmonic filters can be installed in a cascading configuration, contact Schneider Electric. Settings must be made to avoid any interaction between the various active harmonic filters. The first AccuSine SWP A generally manage high-frequency harmonics and the other AccuSine SWP B, installed upstream, manage lowfrequency harmonics and, if applicable, any residual harmonics not conditioned by the first AccuSine SWP. NOTE: The active harmonic filters can have different ratings The total number of active harmonic filters is limited to two The active harmonic filters require parameter settings B 001

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