KPM169 Insulation Monitor for DC Systems 200-400VDC, 10k-5MOhm Scale, Output Relay, optional Analog Output

$ 914.00$ 1,039.00

INSULATION MONITOR FOR NON-GROUNDED DC NETWORKS
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Description

KPM169

Insulation Monitor for DC Systems 200-400VDC, 10k-5MOhm Scale, Output Relay, optional Analog Output

  • Direct connection 12 to 48 VDC systems, up to 1600VDC with RH adapter
  • Precision reading unaffected of system voltage
  • All inputs and outputs fully isolated
  • Triple-zone insulation monitoring and Supervision relay
  • “Pathfinder” function eases faultfinding
  • Response time: 125-165mS
  • Indicates polarity of dominant earth fault
  • Analogue output proportional to meter reading (F/L-version)
Application
The digitally controlled KPM169 Insulation Monitor, DC Systems 200-400VDC, 10k-5MOhm Scale, Output Relay, Analog Output monitors insulation level between a non-grounded (IT) battery or live DC network and its protective earth.
Only ONE KPM169x can be connected to the same DC-system. An AC or DC (standard)  auxiliary voltage is required for the unit. A green LED indicates AUX POWER on. Start of monitoring function is delayed when auxiliary power is switched on (default 2 secs delay). In this way false tripping during power up, caused by initial charging of network spread capacitance, is avoided.
The DIN96 front-of-panel mounted instrument reads the insulation level directly in kΩ. The meter has reflection free glass. The ohmmeter and the triple-zone status LEDs at a glance gives the clear safety message:
  • ALARM
  • WARNING
  • HEALTHY
General
SEV MEASURING PRINCIPLE
Insulation is measured between the complete galvanically interconnected DC network and its protective earth. The signal flows to ground via the path of the insulation fault, the level of flow expresses the insulation resistance, the direction of flow expresses the fault polarity. The measuring accuracy is not influenced by any normal kind of load attached to the network. The detection time for an insulation fault is 125-165mS.
PATHFINDER/POLARITY FUNCTION
During a Warning or Alarm condition the Polarity LED indicates the polarity causing the trip:
  • POSITIVE EARTH FAULT: LED not lit
  • NEGATIVE EARTH FAULT: blue LED lit
RELAY OUTPUTS
The unit has non-latching C/O relay outputs for Warning (R1), Alarm (R2) and System Error (R3). The Alarm and error relays are fail to safety configured. A trip LED flashes when the trip level is passed, the relay trips after elapsed delay. The timer resets if the fault is removed during countdown. Trip levels and delays are settable on unit rear. Recommended trip level settings will depend on application and priority of safety hazards.
ANALOGUE OUTPUT
All F and L versions have an isolated analogue output proportional to meter reading.
SYSTEM SUPERVISION
If voltage of the monitored DC system not connected to the unit input or is to low, the NEG POLARITY LED will flash red, and relay 3 (System Error) will trip. If polarity of the input connection reversed, the NEG POLARITY LED will flash red and blue, and relay 3 will trip. Trip of relay 3 will inhibit operation of the warning and alarm relay and their respective trip LEDs. KPM169 Insulation Monitor, DC Systems 200-400VDC, Output Relay, Analog Output
SAFETY
When the Voltage Adapter is connected to the instrument, max output from RHx adapters is 60VDC. KPM169 Insulation Monitor, DC Systems 200-400VDC, 10k-5MOhm Scale, Output Relay, Analog Output

Additional information

Weight 2 lbs
Dimensions 9 × 9 × 9 in
Model

KPM169K4 Insulation Monitor, Non-Latching Output, without Analog Output, KPM169GK4 Insulation Monitor, Latching Output, without Analog Output, KPM169L4 Insulation Monitor, Non-Latching Output, with Analog Output, KPM169GL4 Insulation Monitor, Latching Output, with Analog Output

Aux Supply

100-120VAC Aux Supply, 200-240VAC Aux Supply, 380-415VAC Aux Supply, 440-480VAC Aux Supply, 12-24VDC Aux Supply

Analog Output

No Analog Output, 0-10mA Analog Output, 0-20mA Analog Output, 4-20mA Analog Output, 0-10VDC Analog Output

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