PowerLogic Easergy T200I

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Catalog 2019

MV Substation Control Unit

PowerLogic

Easergy T200I

A path for achieving your electrical installations

A comprehensive offer

The Easergy range is part of a comprehensive offer of products that are perfectly coordinated to meet all medium and low voltage electrical distribution requirements. All of these products have been designed to work together: electrical, mechanical and communication compatibility.The electrical installation is thus both optimised and has improved performance: • better service continuity,• increased personnel and equipment safety,• guaranteed upgradeability,• efficient monitoring and control.You therefore have all the advantages at hand in terms of know-how and creativity for achieving optimised, safe, upgradeable and compliant installations.

Tools for facilitating the design and installation

With Schneider Electric, you have a complete range of tools to help you get to know and install the products whilst complying with current standards and good working practices. These tools, technical sheets and guides, design software, training courses, etc are regularly updated.

For a real partnership with you

A universal solution doesn’t exist because each electrical installation is specific. The variety of combinations on offer allows you to truly customise the technical solutions.You are able to express your creativity and put your know-how to best advantage when designing, manufacturing and exploiting an electrical installation.

Schneider Electric is associating itself with your know-how and your creativity to produce optimised, safe, upgradeable and compliant installations

General Contents

General presentation 4

Functions and description 12

Cabinet and Connections 30

Accessories 36

Easergy L500 40

Order Form 44

Schneider-Electric Service 48

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Applications and benefits 6

General description 8




Applications and benefits

Throughout the world, poor quality supply of electrical power is no longer acceptable to consumers. In many countries, regulatory standards have been defined in order to ensure a minimum standard of electrical service quality.

The most common indicators employed are:• SAIDI: Standard Average Interruption Duration Index - e.g.: 96 minutes/year• SAIFI: Standard Average Interruption Frequency Index - e.g.: 1.2 interruptions/year.

In order to respond as effectively as possible to the globally recognized indicators for measuring their power quality, power distribution companies are looking for new products and solutions, focused principally on reducing the following:• The number of interruptions to the supply• The duration of power outages• The areas affected by faults.

The above targets can be achieved by carrying out several actions, including:• Establishing preventive maintenance on the networks• Reducing the length of supply lines to limit the impact of a fault• Equipping the network with suitable equipment for better local and remote

operation.

For power distributors, an increase in service quality must be linked with improved performance and competitiveness as well as management of investments. This can be achieved by: • Reducing operating costs, particularly during incidents on the MV network• Reducing non-distributed power costs• Maximizing cost and time efficiency on investments and benefiting from immediate

returns• Selecting easy-to-implement, high-performance equipment • to reduce equipment immobilization and installation time• Reducing direct and indirect maintenance costs of MV lines and equipment.

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Applications and benefits

Reducing power outage durations• Optimized local and remote intervention based on reliable information from the fault

current detectors • Restoration of power to healthy parts of the network during an incident using control

units:• By the operator or automatically from the remote control centre: 50% to 70% of the

network resupplied in a few minutes (depending on the number of remotely controlled stations).

• By integrated automation systems: faulty sections isolated in the re-closing cycle.• By an automation system distributed across the various remote control units:

self-healing network, allowing 50 to 70% of the network to be resupplied within 20 seconds.

Improving distributed power quality• Precise information about transient and permanent faults enables corrective and

preventive maintenance measures to be taken to reduce the recurrence of faults.

• Monitoring of distributed power quality using relevant, recorded and transmitted measurements:• Measurement of load currents and indication of variations in real time• Measurement of voltages with indication and memorization of voltage dips and loss• Power factor measurement.

Reducing operating costs• The accuracy of fault information significantly reduces the time required to locate

faults: • On-site intervention time is significantly reduced when using devices which

can communicate• Precise information about faults simplifies fault detection tasks and operations.

• Preventive maintenance on the MV network reduces the number of interventions necessary outside normal working hours.

Rapid return on investments• Comprehensive solutions which are quick and easy to implement.

• Product range compatibility and ease of upgrade in order to optimize investment and profit from immediate returns.

• Investment in the control station can be steep and time-consuming to implement. Remote network control can be set up in phases by installing simple systems which provide a rapid return on capital and can be implemented in a few months. This can be used to evaluate the improvement in service quality:• Basic SCADA system with network view, detailed view, alarms and archives

to enable control in real time and entry of data for maintenance purposes.• Self-healing network from the same remote control units. This network operates

autonomously and requires no action from the control centre. After the various network instrumentation phases, the basic SCADA system can be replaced by a DMS type SCADA system.

• Adaptation of stations to remote control: motorisation of MV cells, communicating control unit or detector, transmission equipment.

What are the benefits of managing MV networks?

• Network management results in a very high level of service

• It also has a positive impact on both investments and operation

• Network control fits into a comprehensive policy over several years.


Easergy T200 I is a control unit designed for installation in MV substations to control any type of switch remotely.Easergy T200 I have been specially designed to meet the needs of customers in managing MV substations, offering compact and open-ended solutions:• Management of 1 to 16 switches of any type• Back-up power supply for motorisation, transmission equipment and the control unit• High-performance fault current detector • Measurements for better control of the network load• Network reconfiguration automation systems• Communication with the control centre• Monitoring, for local or remote operation.

T200 I is used with standard SM6, RM6 type or other cubicles.

Compatible with any SCADA systemA continuously updated range of protocols includes the main standards IEC 870-5-101, IEC 870-5-104, DNP3, Modbus and other proprietary protocols. With our numerous installations around the world, we have considerable experience in the interoperability of our protocols.

Open to all communication media• Optimum transmission network management via two serial communication ports

and an Ethernet port• Wide range of integrated modems, including radio, PSTN, GSM, GPRS,

3G and DL• Management of external modems via Ethernet or RS232 connections.

Reliable and rugged In view of difficult environmental conditions and the operational availability required, Easergy T200 I has undergone strict reliability and qualification testing in accordance with IEC international standards.The reliability of the T200 range is proven by its use across five continents in very varied environments under conditions more severe than those demanded by the standards:

• High temperature: Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia• Low temperature: Russia• Humidity: China, Guyana, Bolivia, Indonesia, Gabon• Salt mist: Colombia, Portugal, Algeria.

Assured continuity of serviceOverall improvements in power provision rely on ensuring the constant availability of equipment responsible for reconfiguring networks during an incident.

• Easergy T200 I performs numerous auto-tests, particularly on the power supplies and battery.

• The power supply module is sized to power a conventional radio in order to transmit an alarm if the battery fails.

• The alarms transmitted to the control centre during a fault enable immediate corrective maintenance.

• The auto-tests ensure the availability of equipment without the need for preventive maintenance.

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General description


Compact enclosure The equipment is housed in a basic enclosure containing all the functional elements needed to control 1 to 4 switches (1 to 4 channels) and an expansion enclosure to expand the capacity to 16 switches (16 channels).

The T200 I enclosure is entirely of stainless steel and ensure compliance with EMC standards. The enclosures are provided with a padlocking system.

All information relating to the status of switches, fault currents and power supplies is visible on the front panel of the rack without opening the T200I enclosure.

Main components:• A rack containing all the electronic modules • An interface module with switchgear • A battery for back-up power supply • A slot for the transmission interface (not supplied) • Tamper-proof connectors on the underside of the enclosure for connection to

electrical switch controls.

Ease of installation and connection• Wall-mounted enclosure, supplied with drilling template• All the internal connections are made by connectors: no screwdriver required• Connection to the switch via removable connectors• Connection of transmission equipment aerials (radio, GSM, GPRS, 3G) by

connector.

Fast and reliable installation• Equipment supplied preconfigured• Configuration in a few minutes by downloading from the database prepared

in the office• Numerous test and simulation tools available as accessories.

Remote operation and maintenance by embedded web server• Access to remote data parallel to the control system is possible via the GSM,

GPRS, 3G, Ethernet or PSTN transmission networks• Option to change the configuration, update software versions, load archive files,

display states and control the switch.

Optimum cost/performance ratioDesigned to simplify the work of power distributors and to optimise the quality of the distributed power, Easergy T200 I also reduces your costs as follows: • Cost of ownership, thanks to the range of its catalogue, the modularity of the fault

detectors and the number of switches managed• Installation costs, thanks to the simplicity of connection and setup• Maintenance costs, thanks to numerous auto-tests with return to the control centre,

allowing preventive maintenance measures to be taken• Operating costs: Easergy T200 I requires no routine maintenance.

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Functions and description



Power supply 14

Switchgear Control-Command 15

Fault Current Detection and Measurement 16

Preset Automation Systems 18

Programmable Automation Systems 22

Time-stamping of Variables 23

Communication 25

Configuration and Operation 27

General Characteristics 29

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High-availability back-up power supply• The power supply module supplies the back-up operating voltages for the:

• MV switch motorisation• Transmission equipment, such as radio control unit.

• A battery ensures the operation of the whole substation in the event of loss of the mains supply. The power supply module ensures its charge and monitoring (regulated and temperature-compensated charger).

Power supply self-monitoring• Loss of AC supply: immediate and delayed alarm• 48 Vdc motorisation fault: voltage fault, blown fuse• 12 Vdc transmission fault: voltage fault, blown fuse• 12 Vdc internal fault.

Battery self-monitoring Battery availability checkThe power supply module tests the battery status every 12 hours. When two tests are negative, an alarm is generated and transmitted to the control centre.

Prevention against serious discharge Serious battery discharge is irreversible. T200 I protects the circuits and causes the battery circuit to cut out when it detects:• A basic charger voltage fault• Consumption in excess of 1.3 A for over 3 minutes on the transmission output• Alarm transmission to the SCADA system

• The power supply module is designed to power a conventional analogue radio with a disconnected (faulty) battery

• It is therefore possible to warn the control centre during a battery fault (end of life, etc.) and to begin corrective maintenance.

Power supply characteristics AC power supply• Supply voltage: 90 to 240 Vac, 50/60 Hz (43 and 57 Vac available as an option)• Input protected by 4 A HPC fuse (type G)• Connection to fuse terminal block inside the enclosure.Motor mechanism power supply• Supply voltage: 48 or 24 Vdc ± 10% • Current: 16 A for 50 ms and 6 A for 15 s• Protection by time-delayed 5 A fuse (48 V) or time-delayed 10 A fuse (24 V).Telecommunication equipment power supply • Supply voltage: between 10.8 V and 14.8 V• Available current: 1 A continuous; 7 A peak• Protection by delayed 4 A fuse. Battery• Temperature-compensated charger• Charging time: 24 hours• Type: sealed lead 12 V, 24 Ah• Lifetime at 20°C (as specified by the manufacturer): 10 years.Battery autonomy • 16 h without mains power supply for Easergy T200 I 4-channel with radio remote

transmission equipment• 8 h without mains power supply for Easergy T200 I 16-channel with radio remote

transmission equipment • Ability to perform 10 open/close cycles at the end of autonomy (in normal operating

conditions: batteries fully charged before loss of AC supply).

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Connecting the PC to the front socket allows internal data and parameter settings to be consulted during commissioning

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Direct connection by connectorsInformation can be acquired and orders passed on via a direct connection between the control unit and the switch. The connections are made using removable connectors polarised which enable: • Fast and secure installation • Simple start-up, with the control system, by fitting a simulator in place of the

switchgear • Reliable operation and maintenance due to servicing operations which do not require

a screwdriver.

Switchgear control-commandManagement of different types of switches (SM6, RM6, FBX, Fluokit, Flusarc) • Single or dual control switches:

• Open position - closed position• Earth isolation position• Free input (voltage presence relay for automation system)

These inputs are connected to the switches via connection cords. This data is received by 0V polarity.• Available voltages: 48 Vdc, 24 Vdc• Opening or closing orders by 0V or +V polarity or by current loop.

Local operator panelDisplay of information by coloured LEDs• Equipment fault • Switch position: open, closed, inconsistent, locked • Fault current detection • Automation system on/off • Ua and Ub voltage presence• Automation system locked• Local or remote operating mode• Additional indication status.Selection of remote or local operating mode by rotary switch:• Local: the command from the operator panel is confirmed. Any order from

the remote control centre is locked.• Remote: local commands are not permitted. Orders from the remote control centre

are validated.Switch control The switch must be in the “local” position. The control and validation buttons must then be pressed at the same time. Automation system activation The automation system is activated and deactivated by pressing the control and validation buttons at the same time.Detector reset and indication test:• The “reset” button resets the fault detector• The “test” button checks all indications.

Additional information• 6 general-purpose digital inputs per 4-channel control module (max. 24)• 1 digital input for the fault detector RESET function• 1 relay output to RESET an external fault detector• 1 powered output for pulsed illumination of an external LED indicating

the detection of a fault current (visibility: 50 m; flashing period: 1 s).These inputs are connected to a screw terminal block located on the interface module front panel.Note: in case ATS is used, some inputs/outputs are reassigned as follows:• If generator ATS Automatic Transfer System:

• one dedicated relay output for control of a generating set • one digital input dedicated to retrieval of generator power-on information• one dedicated digital input to manually force switchover to the generator channel

• If network or generator ATS automatic transfer system: One dedicated digital input to enable channel paralleling.

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Fault Current Detection and Measurement

T200AC

T200AD

T200AT

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Acquisition modules for internal or external current detection:• T200-AC, AS or AH: current measurement• T200-AD: acquisition of data from an external detector• T200-AT: acquisition of 3 phase-to-neutral voltages

from a VT.

External voltage presence relay VD23

One of the following modules can be linked to each channel (switch):• A current measuring and fault current detection module• A single-phase or three-phase voltage measuring module• A digital input acquisition module.Combinations of these modules can be used. The module type is detected automatically.

Current measurement and fault current detectionCurrent measurement and fault current detection on a single channel requires the installation of a kit comprising:• A current acquisition card which is installed on the switchgear interface card.

This module provides direct acquisition and electrical isolation of the signal from the current transformers.

• A set of current sensors comprising (depending on the chosen assembly):• 3 phase sensors • 2 phase sensors and 1 zero sequence sensor • 1 zero sequence sensor.

The current measurement kits are ordered separately from the T200 control unit. They can be added later on site without modifying the Easergy T200 configuration.

Phase-to-phase and phase-to-earth fault current detection• Detection thresholds and sensing times are configurable. • Memorised faults can be cleared:

• By remote control• By a time delay configurable for each channel• By return of AC supply configurable for each channel• By manual action on the operator panel.

• Faults are indicated:• By the red LED opposite the rack• Outside the station by flashing light • Remotely via the communication protocol to the SCADA system.

Load current measurement on the line• The load current on the MV line measured by the detector’s current sensors

can be recorded and sent to the control centre. • The measurements can be recorded in various ways (see “Management of

variables”).

Voltage measurement and monitoringIn addition to LV power supply presence monitoring by the supply module, there are two options for measuring and monitoring the medium voltage:• From measurement voltage transformers

• The voltage acquisition module T200-AT is responsible for the acquisition and isolation of the three phase-to-neutral voltages produced by the measurement voltage transformers

• Detection of voltage drops and presence of a residual voltage. The detection and presence thresholds are configurable.

• this option can be added at a later date on site. • From the LV power supply source

• The measurement is scaled to provide a picture of the MV voltage• The detection and presence thresholds are configurable• This option has to be ordered with the control unit. It is installed on the last

channel of the control unit.

Voltage presence monitoring via capacitive dividers Reconfiguration systems such as the power supply source changeover switch require monitoring of three-phase voltages on the various channels. In such a case we use the Easergy VD23 voltage presence relay, which can be found in the accessories section.

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Fault Current Detection and Measurement

CharacteristicsApplication

Network 4 to 36 kV

Frequency 50 or 60 Hz

Current measurement and fault detection Types of current sensors Assembly A: 3 phase current sensors

Assembly B: 2 phase sensors and 1 zero sequence sensor Assembly C: 1 zero sequence sensor

Assemblies A and B phase fault Configurable from 100 to 750 A in 50 A steps

Zero sequence faultAssembly A

Assemblies B and CConfigurable from 20 to 160 A in 1 A stepsConfigurable from 5 to 160 A in 1 A steps

Sensing time: ST 50 to 800 ms in 25 ms steps

ResetAutomatic voltage return

After delayRemote

Local

Configurable Yes/NoConfigurable from 15 min to 2 h in 15 min stepsYesYes

IndicationRemote

Local Phase fault, zero sequence faultSummary by LED on rack front panel, details via PC

Retrieved measurements Average current per channel

Voltage measurement and monitoring Type of measurement Single-phase from the power supply source

Three-phase from the measurement VT

Input voltages From VTFrom LV

110 V/√3230 Vac

Scaling 50 V to 30,000 V configurable

Detection threshold Loss threshold

Residual voltage (T200-AT)20 to 95% 5 to 50%

Retrieved measurements 1U per channel

Memorisation and processing of measurements Periodic recording On sample or averaged value (configurable)

Period: 10 s, 30 s, 1 min, 15 min, 30 min or 1 h

High and low thresholds Configurable from 0 to 750 A

Dead band (variation of I) Configurable from 1 to 100% of the value read

Min. and Max. Configurable for 1, 7 or 14 days

Accuracy of measurements (excluding sensors) Current and voltage measurements 3%

Fault current detector 3%

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Configurable parameters:• Number of faults: from 1 to 4• Execution time: from 20 s to 4 mins configurable

in 5 s steps• Automation system valid/invalid.

The T200 can include two types of automation systems:• Preset automation systems: some automation system functions are factory defined

and integrated (optional) in the basic functions of the T200. These functions require no on-site programming. They correspond to known operations widely used for the MV substation switch management application.

• An IEC 61131-3 programmable logic controller: an RTU Control programming workshop is used to create automation functions in addition to the preset ones of the T200, in order to create and tailor specific applications.

Note: the T200 can be controlled either with the preset automation systems or with the built-in IEC61131-3 programmable logic controller, but exclusively. In either case, the calculation formula function is included as a standard feature (see page 15).

The automation systems can be switched on and off from the local operator panel and disabled using the Configurator.• Switches can be controlled manually in the following circumstances:

• Automation system switched off• Switch in local mode.

Sectionaliser (SEC)The sectionaliser automation system opens the switch after a predefined number of faults (1 to 4) during the voltage dip in the reclosing cycle of the top circuit breaker.• The automation system counts the number of times a fault current followed

by a voltage loss is detected. It sends an open order if:• The switch is closed• The fault has disappeared• The MV supply is absent.

• The automation system is reset at the end of the execution time delay.

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ATS automatic transfer system (source changeover)

The automatic transfer system performs automatic control and management of sources in the MV secondary distribution network. Two possible versions for ATS:

Network ATS version: control of two MV network channels.The network ATS automatic transfer system requires use of the VD23 relay for detection of voltage presence/absence.NB: the VD23 relay cannot be used with a Ringmaster type cubicle.

Generator ATS version: control of one network channel and one generating set channel.

Note: ATS automatic transfer system is available only on channels 1 and 2 of each CONTROL module. Generator ATS automatic transfer system is available only on the first CONTROL module (channels 1 to 4).

Operating modesThe operating mode is selected from the T200 Web server.

Mode SW1SW2 or SW2SW1 (or SWSWG if Generator ATS):Automatic transfer system executes only one changeover from the priority channel to the backup channel. Automatic transfer system then remains on that channel.

Semi-Auto mode SW1SW2 (or SWSWG if Generator ATS):In the event of a voltage loss on the active channel, automatic transfer system switches to the other channel after a time delay T1. Automatic transfer system executes no return, except in case of voltage loss on the new active channel.

Auto SW1 or Auto SW2 mode (or Auto SW if Generator ATS):After a changeover, return to the priority channel occurs if the MV voltage on that channel is restored. The channel that has priority can be defined according to the state of a dedicated digital input.

Changeover sequencesNetwork ATS: in the event of voltage loss on the normal channel, changeover involves opening the normal channel after time delay T1 and then closing the backup channel.

Note: in “Auto” mode, the sequence of return to the normal channel depends on configuration of the “Paralleling upon auto return” option (see below).

Generator ATS: in the event of voltage loss on the network channel, changeover involves sending the order for opening the network channel and at the same time the Generator start-up order, after time delay T1. The remainder of the changeover sequence depends on the management of Generator channel closing (configurable option):• Case of Generator channel closing after start-up order:

After the Generator start-up order, the closing order is given to the Generator channel, without waiting until the Generator is actually started.

• Case of Generator closing after Generator power on: The Generator channel closing order is sent only when Generator voltage is detected.

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Lock connection (“J1” terminal block on the 4-ways interface or “J9” on the 2-ways interface)

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The DIs can be assigned for ATS automation (configurable options)

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Paralleling upon Auto returnA software-configurable option allows the automatic transfer system to disable or enable paralleling of the channels upon automatic return to the main channel (in “Auto” mode).Enabling of paralleling must be confirmed by the activation of a dedicated digital input.Paralleling disabled: Auto return to the priority channel involves opening the backup channel and, when it is open, closing the priority channel.Paralleling enabled: Auto return to the priority channel involves first closing the priority channel and, when it is closed, opening the backup channel.

Changeover conditions Changeover takes place if the following conditions are met:• Automatic transfer system in operation• SW1 open and SW2 closed or SW1 closed and SW2 open• Absence of fault current on the two channels (only if locking by fault detection option

activated)• “Transfer locking” absent• “Earthing switch” absent on the two channels• MV voltage absent on the active channel• MV voltage present on the other channel.

Return to the main channel for the “Auto” modes occurs if:• The priority channel is open• The MV voltage on the priority channel is present during time delay T2.

Generating set connections Relays are installed in factory in the T200 enclosure to provide interfacing with the generating set (Generator ATS version only). Connection should be performed as follows (see diagram opposite):• Voltage: contact closed if Generator started, to be wired on the two available

terminals (do not wire if detection of power on is performed by a relay VD23)• Start-up: Generator start-up order, to be wired on terminals C and B • Stop: Generator stoppage order, to be wired on terminals D and B.

Detection of voltage presence Voltage presence on a channel managing the Generator can be done in two ways:• Either by a dedicated “Voltage” digital input• Or by voltage relay VD23 (via cubicle cable).

Override setting on generator (Generator ATS only) For routine test or reduced pricing requirements, it is possible to perform override setting of operation on the generator manually, remotely (from the supervisor) or locally (activation by a dedicated digital input).When the override setting is terminated, the automatic transfer system places itself back in the initial mode, i.e. in the mode that was active before the override setting (ON or OFF). During override setting, the automatic transfer system is set to “ON” for channels 1 and 2.

Source transfer locking A dedicated digital input allows changeover to be locked if a problem occurs on one of the devices related to the changeover. This input is generally connected to the downstream CB. Local and remote controls are no longer possible in this case.

Specific Generator-related management • Upon transfer to the Generator, if the latter doesn’t start, the automatic transfer

system waits for a period of 60 s at most before stopping changeover, then:• in SW SWG mode: the automatic transfer system is locked and must be reset

(on the Control panel) to restart the device.• in SW SWG mode or in Auto mode: the automatic transfer system remains

operational. If voltage returns to the network channel, the automatic transfer system requests return to the network channel.

• When the automatic transfer system is configured with auto return on the network channel, Generator stoppage is requested 6 s after the changeover sequence is completed.

Configurable parameters:• Automatic transfer system ON/OFF• Operating mode: Semi-Auto, Auto SW1, Auto SW2,

SW1 –> SW2, SW2 –> SW1• T1: 0 ms to 2 min. in increments of 100 ms• T2: 0 s to 30 min. in increments of 5 s• Disabling/enabling transfer upon fault detection: • Choice of voltage presence detection: DI4 or VD23• Channel connected to generator: SW1 or SW2• Type of automatic transfer system: Network ATS

or Generator ATS• Manual control enabled/disabled if ATS in operation• Paralleling enabled/disabled in auto and/or manual mode• Choice of type of changeover to Generator: immediately or

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Configurable parameters:• Operating mode:

Standard/locking upon voltage loss• Automatic return: SW1/SW2• Automation system: on/off• Delay before switching

T1: 100 ms to 60 s in 100 ms steps• Delay before return

T2: 5 s to 300 s in 1 s steps• Interlock delay on voltage loss

T3: 100 ms to 3 s in 100 ms steps• Motorisation type: command time• Manual control: enabled/disabled in local and remote modes

if automation system in operation • Paralleling: enabled/disabled in auto and (or) manual modes • Transfer locking upon fault detection.

Bus tie coupling (BTA)

The BTA (Bus Tie Automatism) is an automation system for switching sources between two incoming lines (SW1 and SW2) and a busbar coupling switch (SW3).It must be used in conjunction with VD3H type voltage presence detectors and the fault current detection function on the busbar incoming lines.

Note: the VD23 relay cannot be used with a Ringmaster type cubicle.

Operating modeTwo operating modes can be configured:• Standard mode:If the voltage is lost on one busbar, the automation system opens the incoming line (SW1 or SW2) and closes the coupling switch SW3. Coupling is conditional upon the absence of a fault current on the main source.

• Interlock on loss of voltage after switching mode:After execution of the automation system in standard mode, the voltage presence is checked for a configurable period. If the voltage is lost during this period, the coupling switch SW3 is opened and the automation system interlocked.

Coupling sequence • Coupling takes place if the following conditions are met:

• The automation system is switched on• The switches on incoming channels SW1 and SW2 are closed • The earthing switches SW1, SW2 and SW3 are open • There is no voltage on an incoming line SW1 or SW2 • There is no fault current detection on SW1 and SW2• There is no transfer interlock • Voltage is present on the other incoming line.

• The coupling sequence in standard mode is as follows:• Opening of the de-energised incoming line switch after a delay T1• Closing of the coupling switch SW3.

• The coupling sequence in “Interlock on loss of voltage after coupling” mode is completed as follows:• Monitoring of the voltage stability for a delay T3• Opening of the coupling switch SW3 if this condition is not met• Locking of BTA automation system.

• The system returns to standard mode after coupling if:• The “return to SW1 or SW2” option is activated • Voltage on the channel has been normal for a delay T2• The automation system is activated• The automation system is not locked • There is no coupling interlock.

Coupling interlockA dedicated digital input allows changeover to be locked if a problem occurs on one of the devices related to the changeover. This input is generally connected to the downstream circuit breaker. Local and remote controls are no longer possible in this case.

Locking the automation systemThe BTA automation system is locked if one of the following conditions is met during the coupling process:• Failure of a command to open or close a switch• Indication that an earthing switch has closed • Appearance of a fault current • Switch power supply fault • Appearance of the coupling interlock• Manual or remote ON/OFF command from the automation system.

Paralleling upon Auto returnA software-configurable option allows the automation system to disable or enable paralleling of the channels upon automatic return to the main channel (in “Auto” mode).Enabling of paralleling must be confirmed by the activation of a dedicated digital input.If paralleling is disabled: Auto return to the normal channel involves opening the coupling channel (SW3) and, when it is open, closing the normal channel.If paralleling is enabled: Auto return to the normal channel involves first closing the normal channel and, when it is closed, opening the coupling channel (SW3).

SW2 voltage

SW1 voltage

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RTU Control programmable logic controllerOptionally, the T200 can incorporate the IEC 61131-3 programmable logic controller. This allows the user to create specific tailored client applications.

The existing variables of the T200 that can be used in the programmes are: TSD, TSS, TM, TSL, DI, DOVirtual variables can also be created for the PLC programmes. They can also be type: DI, DO, DDI, DDO, AI, AO.

A specific development platform (RTU Control) is provided (on the Easergy CD supplied with the equipment) to create or modify a PLC programme from the following programming languages: • SFC – Sequential Function Chart• FBD – Function Block Diagram• LD – Ladder Diagram• ST – Structured Text• Il – Instruction List

The platform’s programme can be loaded onto the equipment and then checked via the T200 Web server. A specific page is used to manage the programme (start, stop) as well as the associated variables and another page is used to create and manage the calculation formulas.

Typical applications that can be created with the programmable logic controller are: • MV automatic loop reconfiguration (self-healing network).• Automation systems similar to those described previously (ATS, BTA): ATS between

two T200s or involving more than 2 channels, for example.• Load-shedding applications.• All other automation systems: voltage time, client-specific automation systems.

Communication between equipmentThe programmable automation system option also includes a complementary function for communication between equipment including a Modbus exchange via a TCP/IP link between T200s and/or Flair 200Cs connected on the same MV loop. This communication allows the exchange of a data table between these T200s and/or Flair 200Cs, for instance in order to contribute (with no other PLC than the T200s and/or Flair 200Cs) to an automation system function serving to detect and remove a current fault on an MV loop. This communication between equipment is typically used self-healing network applications.A specific page on the T200 server is used to define the exchange table and this function’s operating parameters.

Calculation formulas The calculation formulas are available as a standard feature in the T200.They can be used in the T200 to create relatively simple logic equations not requiring a programme to be written in PLC language.

These formulas can be used to create logic equations based on combinations of variables more simply than a PLC programme. The variable types that can be used are the same as for PLC programmes (existing variables or virtual variables created specifically).

Examples of typical applications that can be created with the calculation formulas: • Calculation of analogue values to determine averages, alarms or any other

calculation based on variables.• Combinations of variables, such as:

• Combining phase and neutral faults rather than indicating them separately• Defining a synthesis of internal faults• Managing other equipment of the MV substation such as the light control, etc.

The following functions can be incorporated in the formulas: • Mathematical functions: absolute value, square root, natural logarithm, base-10

logarithms, exponentials, powers, integer part, etc.• Statistical functions: smallest and largest values, sum and average of values, etc.• Logic functions: set duration pulse, status copy after a set time, status hold for a set

time, etc. • Time/date functions: current date and time, character string converted into date and

time, time between two executions of formulas, test whether current day is a working day, etc.

• Other functions: values bounded by min and max, delta between previous and current value.

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T200/F200C softwareVariables exchanges

Programs download Inputs/outputs from internal I/O

or from an external PLC

RTU Control : development platform

Programmable Automation Systems

Time-stamping of Variables




Time-setting and time-stampingA T200 can be time-stamped in one of the following ways:• Locally using the laptop• By the remote control system• Via the Ethernet network • By an internal GPS (available as an option)

with time-stamping : • time zone management• summer/winter time management.precision of time stamping:• resolution : 1 ms• discrimination between 2 events: 10 ms.

GPS

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Archiving events and measurementsAll data (variables) from the T200 or from the local Modbus network can be recorded. The recording and transmission mode for each variable can be configured. This data is recorded in four logs for transmission to the SCADA system or for viewing locally:

Events log: information transmitted to the SCADA systemVariables configured as “events” are recorded in this log. They are transmitted to the control centre according to the protocol exchange conditions.

Alarm log: spontaneous transmission• “Alarm” configured variables spontaneously trigger a call from the control centre.• These variables are also recorded in the “events” log.

System log: this can be consulted locally and is intended for maintenance and operation procedures, such as memorising transmission events, transmission errors and system configuration modification.

Measurements log: Measurements configured as “records” are stored in this log. Measurements configured as “events” and “alarms” are also recorded in the relevant logs.

The archive logs can be consulted locally and remotely via the Easergy T200 web server configurator and can be downloaded in Excel format.

Criteria for recording variables

Alarm log Events log Measurements log

Criteria

IndicationTSD On change of state

On loss of closing

TSS On activity On inactivity Time-delayed Alarm level: 1 to 3e.g., SCADA, GSM, or GSM and SCADA transmission

MeasurementsPeriodic

or average Period: 10 s, 30 s, 1 min,

15 min, 30 min or 1 h

On thresholds High and low

Dead band Value as %

Min. and Max. 1, 7 or 14 days

Note: criteria can be combined.

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Counters

A counter can be declared for each remote indication (TS) and remote measurement variable internal to the T200 or coming from a device connected to the local network. Counters can therefore be declared in order to establish:• The number of operations of a switch• The number of fault current passes• Etc.

There are 5 types of counter• Counters for digital data TSS

• Pulse counter: counts the number of high or low state transitions (configurable) by a TSS. The theoretical scan interval for this counter is 10 ms

• Time counter: counts the time spent in the high or low state by a TSS• Integrator counter: counts the number of high or low state transitions by a TSS

in each integration period.• Counters for analogue data

• Integrator: totals the associated TM every second • Average: calculates the average for a TM over the last integration period.

The counter reading can be: • Sent to the control centre if the protocol permits it• Viewed on the display page of the operating software Modified from the control

centre or the control page of the operating software.

Event storage capacity

Events 8 000Alarms 2 000System 4 000Measurements 20 000Straton 10000

For all logs, when the storage capacity is reached, the most recent event clears the oldest from the list.

Time-stamping of variablesTime-stamping of variables




SCADA

Communication networks: radio, PSTN, GSM/GPRS, 3G, Ethernet, etc.

Protocols: IEC, DNP3, Modbus, etc.

RS485 Modbus local network

Communication protocols

The communication module manages a “serial type” protocol and IP protocols at the same time. Example: IEC 870-5-101 and IEC 870-5-104. It is therefore possible to mix standard and IP transmission media.Communication protocols can be downloaded, which simplifies procedures for updating versions. Two versions are embedded, which protects downloading and switching.

The range of communication protocols is continually updated and includes:• IEC 870-5-101 and IEC 870-5-104• Level 3 Serial DNP3 and TCP/IP • Serial Modbus and TCP/IP with non-permanent communication management • Several proprietary protocols (please contact us).

: In GPRS/3G, the protocols manage the “Permanent” or “Semi-permanent” transmission mode. The Modbus TCP/IP and DNP IP protocols can also manage the transmission mode “Non permanent” serving to limit data flows.

Multi-channel SCADA communication

Three available communication portsEasergy T200 I can manage up to three communication ports and ensure multi-site redundant communications.• Ports 1 and 2: support all the transmission interfaces available in the product range.• Ethernet port 3: this port is available for communication with the control centre using

an IP protocol and Ethernet transmission interfaces.It can also be used for configuration and local operation. Management of 3 virtual IP addresses on the Ethernet port for multi-SCADA access.

Management of the various transmission modes The ports can be configured to be used with single or redundant channels: Normal One SCADA communication channel

Normal/standby Two SCADA communication channels• Used with different transmission media.• Two operating modes:

• Symmetrical: T200 I changes to the other channel when there is a fault on the active channel

• Automatic return: dis-symmetrical with or without automatic return: one channel is declared as the main channel and the other is the standby channel. After changeover, the return to the main channel is:• Manual (local or remote reset) with the “no

return” option• Automatic once the cause of the changeover

has disappeared with the “with return” option.

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Communication




Transmission interface rangeIntegrated modems

Modems and interface Technical characteristics Main functions

RS232 serial interface • Non-isolated• Max. transmission speed : 38,400 bits/s

Direct connection and management of external transmission equipment • Direct: radio modem• Hayes: telephone, GSM• Signal management:• Rx, Tx, DP, CPD, PDP, DPE, PAE, IA

Telephone modem (PSTN) • V.32 bis standard• 300 to 14,400 bits/s• Isolation: 8 kV

• Message repetition (3)• Main call number• Backup call number

FSK radio modem • FSK V23 modulation • 200 or 600-1200 bd • Receive level: - 30 to + 10 dBm on 600 Ohms• Transmission level: - 10 dBm or 0 dBm• Reception access impedance: 600 Ohms or high impedance

Signal management:• Rx, Tx, squelch, DP, DPE• Parity, frame errors• Test mode• Carrier generation

FFSK radio modem • FFSK modulation • 1200 - 2400 bd • Receive level: - 30 to + 10 dBm on 600 Ohms• Transmission level: - 10 dBm or 0 dBm• Reception access impedance: 600 Ohms or high impedance

Signal management:• Rx, Tx, squelch, Em cmd• Parity, frame errors• Test mode• Carrier generation

Multidrop private dedicated line modem (DL)

• FSK V.23 modulation: 600 - 1200 bd• V.24 interface• 2-wire half-duplex or 4-wire full-duplex transmission• Line impedance: 600 ohms or high impedance (10 kohm)• Carrier loss detection: 10 ms• Carrier presence detection: 15 ms• Isolation: 8 kV

Management: • Parity, frame errors

GSM/GPRS modem • Dual-band modem GSM and GPRS (or four bands - 900/1800/850/1900 MHz, availability to be confirmed)

• Triple-band collinear aerial with 6-dB gain and 5-m cable - Indoor/outdoor installation

Transmission data:• Message repetition (3)• Main call number• Backup call number• SMS transmission (in GSM)• Management of IP protocols

GSM/3G modem • Four-band modem in GSM: 900/1800/850/1900 MHz Five-band modem in 3G: UMTS and HSPA+ (3.75G), EDGE, GPRS and GSM (800/850/AWS/1900/2100 MHz) - Colinear antenna with 6-dB gain and 5-m cable - Internal/external installation

Transmission data:• Message repetition (3) • Main call number• Backup call number• SMS transmission (in GSM)• Management of IP protocols

Ethernet port • 10 base T/100 base T - TX (RJ45)• 10/100 Mbits

• Management of IP protocols

• External modems and transmission equipment

T200 manages any type of modem or transmission equipment via the RS232 or Ethernet connection.

Local communication networkAn optional master port or the Ethernet port is used to communicate with the various substation equipment (slaves). • Protocol: Modbus master• Port: RS232/485 or Ethernet• Equipment examples:

• Sepam or other digital protection relay• PLCs• Remote I/O for acquiring additional information• T200 slave in the same substation or nearby substation• Metering unit• Easergy G200 and Flair 200C.

Local network Protocol Modbus master

Number of slaves 31 in RS485 or Ethernet connection

Maximum number of TAG Digital inputs: 300Digital outputs: 100Analogue inputs: 200Analogue outputs: 100

Communication




Local and remote configuration Software download Configuration download Offline configuration

Embedded web data server• Configuration, operation and diagnosis are carried out by connecting a laptop

equipped with a web browser. Internet Explorer version 11 is required running in Windows XP, Seven or Windows 10.

• The menu on the home page enables the user to select the menu display language. • Access is secured by entering a login name and password. • The web data server’s HTML-format pages are used to:

• Display page: view states and measurements • Control page: issue open/close orders and counter preset commands• Diagnostic page: read and save archives• Maintenance page: substation parameters, software version update,

configuration download, network analyser• Parameters page:

Communication configuration, protocol, switch control, measurement and detection, PLC, communication between equipment, calculation formulas, etc.….

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Remote and local connection• Local access is achieved by connecting the PC to the USB or Ethernet port.• Access to remote data parallel to the control system is possible via the GSM,

GPRS, 3G, Ethernet or PSTN transmission networks regardless of the communication protocol.

• With local connection, pages are refreshed automatically either cyclically or on a change of state. The embedded web server is used for local supervision of the substation.

On-site maintenance GSM/GPRS

SMS Alert

Radio

SCADA Control centre

Maintenance and operation service

3G/GSM/GPRS PSTN Ethernet/Intranet

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Configuration and Operation




DB generation of T200 Save DB

Preparation of configurations

On-site or remote configuration

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Configuration by web server• Customisation of standard configurations and preparation of offline configurations

• Preparation of the standard database • Preparation of site configurations.

• Configuration by downloading files• Loading the predefined configuration• Saving the definitive configuration after commissioning.

• The configurable parameters are:• Switch management: command type, measurement sensors, fault current

detectors, voltage presence, automation systems• Communication: protocol type, port operating mode, modem type, protocol

parameters, exchange table• Variables: labels, address, associated information (remote controls), access type

(user session, administrator, etc.), definition of states and recording criteria• Classes: customisation of display and command pages (variables are grouped

and presented in classes). • PLC: PLC programming, programme control, management of variables and

memory.• Calculation formulas: creation of formulas through combination of variables,

management of the refresh period.• Communication between equipment: definition of the data exchange table and

the communication parameters between T200.

Configuration by the SCADA systemSome parameters are designed to be modified by the SCADA system via the communication protocol. These are mainly parameters connected to network operation:

• Fault current detection thresholds and voltage monitoring• Measurement recording value for min., max. and dead band thresholds.

Operation and control Alongside operation and control of the network from the SCADA system, it is also possible to operate the equipment locally or remotely using three pages:• Display of states and measurements • Issuing commands: switches, counters (initialisation), automation system on/off,

fault detector reset and other digital outputs. The issuing of commands is made secure by a selection and confirmation process.

• Consultation of transmitted and archived data• On-screen consultation of archive logs• Extraction of logs on a PC as an SCV file for analysis.

The views are refreshed periodically or automatically on a change of state.

MaintenanceUpdate of software versions or change of protocol

A new version of the communication card software or protocol can also be downloaded from a PC. Two software versions are saved. It is possible to switch between the two versions.

System events log file analysis• Memorisation of transmission events (to determine the origin of a recurrent

communication fault)• Indication of transmission errors (CRC error, collisions, PSTN line disturbance,

redundant changeover, etc.)• Indication of system events (T200 start-up, T200 reset, configuration modification,

etc.).

Communication analyser

This analyser observes the frames exchanged on ports 1 and 2 with the control centre.

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Configuration and Operation




General Characteristics T200 ICapacity

Controllable switch 1 to 16 channels

Information via switch • Open/close orders • Open/closed positions • Earthing switch status

Additional information 6 digital inputs per control module

Electrical and mechanical characteristicsDielectric AC voltage input IEC 60 255-4 Insulation (50 Hz/1 min): 10 kV

Surge (1.2/50 µs): 5 kV

Toroid input IEC 60 255-4 Insulation (50 Hz/1 min): 2 kV Surge (1.2/50 µs): 5 kV

Electromagnetic Fast transient bursts IEC 61 000-4-4 Level 4: 4 kV (mains, sensors), 2 kV (other circuits)

Electrostatic discharge IEC 61 000-4-2 Level 3: 6 kV on contact

Electric fields IEC 61 000-4-3 80 MHz to 1 GHz - 10 V/m

Radio frequency in MC IEC 61 000-4-6 0.15 MHz to 80 MHz - 10 V rms

Damped oscillatory waves IEC 61 000-4-12 2.5 kV common mode, 1 kV differential mode

Pulsed magnetic field IEC 61 000-4-9 1000 A/m peak

Surge IEC 61 000-4-5 Coupling between line wires 1 kV, between wire and frame 2 kV

50 Hz magnetic field IEC 61 000-4-8 30 A/m

Climatic Operating temperature –15°C to + 55°C

Relative humidity 93% at 40°C, 96 h

Salt mist IEC 60 068-2-11 192 h at 35°C

Storage temperature –25°C to + 70°C

Mechanical Vibrations IEC 60 068-2-6 10 to 500 Hz 1 g; 10 cycles 10 min

Dimensions H x W x D (mm) 1 to 4 channels: 670 x 310 x 3358 to 16 channels: 670 x 620 x 335

Weight 2 and 4 channels: 40 kg16 channels: 70 kg

Protection IEC 60 529 IP2x

General Characteristics


Cabinet and Connections



Dimensions and Mounting 32

Transmission Equipment 33

Connection Equipment 34




1 to 4-channel T200 I enclosure

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8 to 16-channel T200 I enclosure

(3) Height of 8-channel enclosure: connectors mounted in one row.(4) Height of 16-channel enclosure: connectors mounted in two rows.

Dimensions and Mounting




Basic enclosure On the upper right-hand side of the Easergy T200 (A) there is a slot for a transmission device (modem, fibre optic, etc.).

A sliding plate allows for a variety of possible adaptations. • Slot AHeight = 320 mm; Width = 85 mm; Depth = 240 mm• Connection to Easergy T200

• The 12 Vdc power supply for the interface is available at the connector located • on the right-hand side of the rack.• The serial connection is available at the SUB-D 9-pin connector located • on the right-hand side of the rack.

8 channel expansion Basic enclosureD

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A : standard slot for remote transmission equipment, basic enclosure.

B : free space for miscellaneous accessories, 8-channel expansion enclosure.

8-channel expansion enclosureThe 8-channel enclosure is supplied with a short expansion rack to release • the space to install various types of equipment (B).• Slot BHeight = 500 mm; Width = 180 mm; Depth = 220 mm• Connection

• The 12 Vdc power supply is available on the left-hand side of the expansion rack.• A serial Modbus RS485 connection for communicating with local equipment

is also available.

Empty expansion enclosureThe empty expansion enclosure, supplied with two lateral sliding grids, can be used for a variety of adaptations.

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Transmission Equipment




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Module with 3 additional digital inputs

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Cubicle connection cable

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External LED

Kits d’acquisition des courants (T200 I)

Opening CT

Closed CT

Core balance CT

Cable3 m5 m10 m15 m25 m

Acquisition card

+ +

Current acquisition modulesOn the T200 I, current acquisition modules are supplied as a kit comprising measurement CTs, cable and acquisition card for installation on the interface module.• Product references

• T200-Txx: kit with 3 opening phase CTs• T200-TFxx: kit with 3 closed phase CTs (special RM6 feed-through)• T200-TSxx: kit with 2 opening phase CTs and one opening core balance CT• T200-THxx: kit with 1 opening core balance CT

xx = length of cables supplied with tamper-proof IP2X connectors at each end: 3 m, 5 m, 10 m, 15 m, 25 m.• The phase CTs are opening CTs equipped as standard with an automatic holding

system for cable diameters from 30 to 55 mm.• The core balance CT is an opening CT of diameter 125 mm.

Voltage acquisition module• Single-phase measurement from the power supply (see enclosure reference)• Acquisition module 3V 110 V/√3 (reference T200-AT).

Module with 3 additional digital inputs This module can be installed in place of a current or voltage module.• Acquisition of 3 dry contacts

• 1 phase fault• 2 earth faults.

• Card supplied without cable• Connection to screw terminal block• Installation on interface module.

• Reference: T200-AD.

Cubicle connection kit• The connection kit for wiring to the cubicle comprises:

• One 10-pin tamper-proof connector• One labelled connection cable cable cross-section 1.5 mm2

This kit is intended for connection to terminal block extensions T-200-B1, T200-B2,T200-B4.• Product references

• T200-CP00: Cubicle connector without switch cable• T200-CP03: 3 metre cable• T200-CP05: 5 metre cable T200-CP10: 10 metre cable• T200-CP15: 15 metre cable• T200-CP25: 25 metre cable.

Additional equipment• External LED

• A sealed external LED can be connected to the Easergy T200 to indicate memorisation of a fault current change:- The Easergy T200 output is powered to allow rhythmic illumination of the LED- Period 1 s

• Characteristics:- Sealed 6 V lamp: IP54- Connection by 1.5 mm2 cable (not supplied)- Visibility range (50 m)

• Reference: T200-LAMP.

Connection Equipment

Cubicle connector

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Notes



Accessories


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Accessories


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USB or Ethernet cable

Test socket

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Current simulator

Switch and auxiliary simulator

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PC connection cables The cables to connect a PC to the Easergy T200 USB or Ethernet configuration ports are standard. Three versions are available in the range.

Product references• T200-USB: 3 metre USB-A and USB-B type USB cable• T200-ETH3: 3 metre crossed Ethernet cable for direct PC-T200 connection• T200-ETH10: 10 metre crossed Ethernet cable for direct PC-T200 connection.

Implementation and operation tools

Test socket (Reference: T200-PT)The test socket is mounted in place of a cubicle connection socket. It can be used to simulate the presence of a switch by looping control outputs onto position inputs.

These sockets are used during commissioning for testing the entire communication chain without actuating the switches.

Note: functions only on the T200 with 48 V motor pack power supply.

Current simulator (Reference: T200-SIM) This is used for local testing of the operation of the Easergy T200:• Simulation of a variable phase current from 0 to 750 A• Simulation of a zero sequence current of 40 A, 80 A or 160 A• Simulation of an MV switch and display of its position.

The simulator is supplied with connection cables:• Current acquisition module connection cable• 220 Vac mains power cable• Cubicle interface terminal block connection cable.

Switch and auxiliary simulator (Reference: T200-ST)The switch and auxiliary simulator is compatible with all types of power supply and control logic and can perform all input and output tests for the T200. It is supplied with connection cables fitted with connectors which come in place of the switch. The simulator can be fitted without altering the wiring. It is used to:• Simulate control of two switches: open/close order and change of position• Display output states• Simulate digital inputs.

Accessories


Accessories


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GSM aerial

Relay VD23

The VD23 is a voltage detection relay for medium-voltage electrical networks from 3 kV to 36 kV, 50 or 60 Hz. The VD23 is in DIN 96 x 48 mm format and is designed to be installed in the front part of the cubicle.

Relay VD23 can detect the presence or absence of phase voltage or a phase-to-phase voltage imbalance, on line-to-neutral or line-to-line voltage, with choice of phases to be monitored (one phase or 3 phases).

The VD23 self-adapts to the MV network voltage. No network voltage adjustment is therefore needed.

It is generally used for automatic reconfiguration systems such as automatic transfer systems or applications of earthing switch locking upon voltage presence.

The VD23 requires the use of a capacitive divider and a VPIS-VO to acquire voltage measurement. A specific connector is provided for connection of the VPIS-VO.

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2 relay outputs are available on the VD23, allowing two operating modes:R1 = detection of voltage presence (for source changeover application)R2 = detection of voltage absence (for applications of earthing switch locking upon voltage presence).

These two relay outputs can be used in normal or inverted position and their action can also be time-delayed by configuration.

VD23 parameters setup allows definition of the detection thresholds with a percentage of the line-to-neutral voltage (V) or the line-to-line voltage (U) or the residual voltage (V0):• R1: 40% to 90% of the rated voltage (in 10% increments)• R2: 10% to 30% of the rated voltage (in 10% increments).

Several detection combinations are possible (selection by micro-switches):• 3 phases + residual voltage: V1 + V2 + V3 + V0• 3 phases: V1 + V2 + V3 or U12 + U13 + U23 • Single phase: V0, V1, V2, V3, U12, U13, U23.

Reference: EMS58421

Transmission equipment Radio equipmentIn order to simplify on-site implementation, the radio transmitter-receiver station can be supplied as a factory-programmed and tested, pre-assembled option. The equipment includes: • Aerial connector mounted on a partition in the connection section, complete with

mounting accessories (surge suppressor and connection cables)• Radio, type used: TAIT serial 81xx or Motorola• Rack connection cables and aerial connector• Reference included in the Easergy T200 I parts list.

Radio aerial and connection cable• Directional and omnidirectional aerials available on request• Aerial cable with type N connector at each end available on request.

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Assignment of micro-switches

1 Action on output relays: Direct / Inverse2 Simple voltage (V) / Composed voltage (U)3 Phase 1: Used / Not used 4 Phase 2: Used / Not used5 Phase 3: Used / Not used6 Residual voltage: Used / Not used

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Accessories


Easergy L500


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Easergy L500


Easergy L500


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Easergy L500 is a basic SCADA system which operates under Windows® and has been designed to control Easergy products in just a few clicks.

Its range of functions and its value for money make it an outstanding tool for the following applications:• Remote control of small networks• System dedicated to network control in addition

to the DMS type system• Temporary system pending implementation

of a DMS• Installed base maintenance• Experimentation.

Easergy L500 offers:• An immediate return on investment: the network

is operational immediately after investment in the first substations.

• Confirmation of your blueprint by the installation of a remote control system.

• Balanced and gradual training of the personnel in charge of operating the networks.

With the compatibility of the Easergy T200 range with any type of DMS SCADA proven by our installations, we offer a global solution for the early phases of your project which capitalises on the investment made in substations.

Easergy L500 includes all the functions needed to operate the MV network in real time

A communication front-end managing up to 8 communication ports a various transmission modes:• Continuous transmission (cyclical interrogation of equipment).

The interrogation cycle can be configured.• Private dedicated line: permanent link• Fibre optic• RS232, RS485 links

ETH/GPRS (T200, Flair 200C Series 3).• Non-continuous transmission (exchange on alarm initiated by remote or equipment

or supervisor)• Digital or analogue UHF and VHF radios • Telephone and GSM• ETH/GPRS (T200, Flair 200C).

One control station with 1 to 3 screens Password-protected access. A number of profiles (display, control, configuration) can be configured. The various views and data types can be displayed via icons and lists in the toolbar.• General view with network representation (mimic-based or geographical)

The remotely controlled substations are animated on an alarm summary. • Substation view Single-line representation of the substation with:

• Switch position, earthing switch, fault current detector, measurements, trend curves

• Issuing of open and close orders secured by selection/confirmation • Communication status: call, date of last connection• Detailed views can be accessed from the network view (click on substation)

or the substation list. • Alarm log refreshed in real time, with the 6 most recent alarms displayed

in the toolbar which is present in all views. Alarms can be sorted by substation and by filter. They are colour-coded according to their status

• Archive log can be viewed by substation and by filter• System view with status of communication equipment.

A professional configurator for creating remotely controlled substations and transmissions in just a few mouse clicks • Applications can be permanently enhanced using this editor• Representations of network and substation views can be enhanced using

the graphics editor on the supervisor.

Additional system functions • System synchronisation via GPS clock in the PC• Time setting of remote equipment via protocol• Call management: automatic general control, general control on operator request,

periodic call, single call on request• External visual and audible alarm• Event log printing.

The Easergy L500 offer includes a wide range of communication accessories• FSK or FFSK radio modem • PSTN and GSM modems • FSK dedicated line modem • Fibre optic interface.

L500 capacity• 500 T200 I 2-channel type devices• 8 communication ports • Licence according to size of application:

256 variables, 500 variables, 1000 variables, unlimited.

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General equipment call

Access to system view

Connect/disconnect with password

Archives: global or by substation

Alarm list: global or by substation

Access to substation view by list

Network view

System disconnect

Help files and user manuals 5 most recent alarms with states

T200 P

MV/LV substation with T200 I

Flair 200C

Communication management bar

4-channel T200 I, radio communication Flair 200C, GSM communication

General view: network representation on a geographical map

Substation view

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T200 model Quantity

1 - T200 T200 I (TI)

Variants and options2 - Number of channels 2 ch. (02) 4 ch. (04) 8 ch. (08) 12 ch. (12) 16 ch. (16)

3 - Measurements Standard measurements (M-)Voltage measurement from LV power supply (B-)

4 - Power supply Motorisation voltage = 48 Vdc (A) Motorisation voltage = 24 Vdc (B) 48 V PWR + 48 V aux. PWR (C) 24 V PWR + 48 V aux. PWR (D) 48 V PWR + 24 V aux. PWR (E) 24 V PWR + 24 V aux. PWR (F)

5 - Battery Without battery (Z) With battery 12 V-24 Ah (B)

6 - Software options Standard (A) ATS-SEC-BTA automation system (B)

ATS auto. transfer system with GENSET relay (D)

RTU Control PLC (P)

7 - Protocols Modbus et Modbus TCP (M2) CEI 870-5-101 et CEI 870-5-104 (I2)

DNP3 et DNP3 TCP (D2) Others, contact us (xx)

8 - Modem port 1 (Ethernet and USB included as standard)

RS232/RS485 isolé 2 kV (4) Non-insulated RS232(2)

GSM/GPRS (G) GSM and GPRS 850 - 1900 MHz (H)

DUMMY control (J) PSTN (F)

GSM/3G (3) V23 FSK radio modem: 600-1200 baud (B)

FFSK radio modem: 1200-2400 baud (C)

Multipoint LL: 600-1200 baud with 8 kV insulation (D)

Option (G): the GSM/GPRS dual band modem becomes four-band. Availability date to be confirmed.Option (H): this choice will be unavailable when the GSM/GPRS (G) modem is four-band

9 - Modem port 2 (Ethernet and USB included as standard) Without (Z) RS232/RS485 insulated 2 kV (4) Non-insulated RS232 (2)

GSM/GPRS (G) GSM and GPRS 850 - 1900 MHz (H) GSM/3G (3) PSTN (F)

Full size forced (R) V23 FSK radio modem: 600-1200 baud (B) FFSK radio modem: 1200-2400 baud (C)

Multipoint LL: 600-1200 baud with 8 kV insulation (D) Option (G): the GSM/GPRS dual band modem becomes four-band. Availability date to be confirmed.Option (H): this choice will be unavailable when the GSM/GPRS (G) modem is four-band

10 - Local network Without (Z) RS485 master Modbus 2 kV insulated (R)

11 - GPS synchro. Without (Z) Synchronisation GPS (G)

12 - Transmission equipment port 1 Without (Z) Radio integration kit (connector, cable, …) (K)

TAIT 8110 UHF radio (A) TAIT 8110 VHF radio (B) TAIT 8115 VHF radio (C)

13 - LanguagesFrench (F) English (E) German (G)

Spanish (S) Portuguese (P) Chinese (C) Poland (K) Turkish (T)

14 - Other options Without (Z) According to customer requirements, contact us (x)

To create the reference for your T200, use the model below to fill in the codes located to the left of the boxes you have just ticked.

Variants and options No.:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

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T200 I accessoriesCable connection kits

Connection to switchgearT200-CP Connector only

Length 3 m 5 m 10 m 15 m 25 m

Current measurement (cables + measurement CTs + acquisition card)T200-TO Length 3 m 5 m 10 m

15 m 25 m T200-TF Length 3 m 5 m 10 m

15 m 25 m T200-TS Length 3 m 5 m 10 m

15 m 25 m T200-TH Length 3 m 5 m 10 m

15 m 25 m

T200 I accessoriesAcquisition modules

3 voltage inputs T200-AT 3 digital inputs T200-AD

External LED T200-LAMP Configurator cables USB length 3 m T200-CFG-USB-3

Ethernet length 3 m T200-CFG-ETH-3 Ethernet length 10 m T200-CFG-ETH-10

SimulatorsHarting test socket T200-PT Universal simulator with auxiliary T200-ST Current simulator T200-SIM Test case T200-TESTCASE

Voltage presence relayVD23 EMS58421

L500 accessoriesScada licence

256 variables - x communication ports L500-F-256-x 1000 variables - x communication ports L500-F-1000-x 5000 variables - x communication ports L500-F-5000-x 65000 variables - x communication ports L500-F-65000-x

x = number of communication ports from 1 to 8Application development (please contact us)

AccessoriesVisual and audible alarms L500-ext-alarms FSK radio modem G500M-M-B FFSK radio modem G500M-M-C PSTN modem OLITEC-PSTN FSK DL modem (private line) MDU910LL GSM modem with aerial MODEM-GSM-KIT-GSM

MiscellaneousSpecify miscellaneous equipment to be supplied

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