Power Quality Monitoring Device

UMG 511
presented by: Rudolf Müller – Janitza electronics GmbH Class A (IEC61000-4-30)
UMG 511 – Power Quality Analyzer - EN50160

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UMG 511 – Power Quality Analyzer - EN50160

 Power Quality according DIN EN61000-4-30

 Measuring method & accuracy = Class A

 Fourier analysis: 1. to 63. harmonics:

ULL, ULN, I, P(consumption and delivery) and Q (ind./cap.)

 Measurement of harmonics and inter-harmonics (ULN, ULL, I)

 PQ analysis and reporting acc. DIN EN50160 with GridVis software

 Flicker measurement according DIN EN61000-4-15 (Pst and Plt)

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UMG 511 – Graphic Color Display

 Color, graphic display 320x240

 Intuitive commissioning and operation

 User-friendly menu operation

 Display of online value (writer function)

 Bar diagrams of harmonics, energy values …

 Transients- and event-browser via Display

 Alarm management with date- and time-stamp

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UMG 511 – Graphic Color Display

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UMG 511 – Power Quality Analyzer - EN50160

 Transient and event browser via Display

 Display freely configurable through user

 Dimensions 144x144mm, front panel mounting

 Measurement in TT- and in TN-grids (500V CATIII)

 4 voltage inputs, 4 current inputs

 Continuous measurement with 20 kHz per channel

 More than 2000 different electrical parameters

 Recognition of transients >50µs and storing with 16000 points

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Power Quality Standard - EN50160

Monitoring Acceptance
Supply voltage phenomenon Acceptable limits
Period Percentage

Slow voltage changes +10% / -10% Unom 1 Week 95%

10 to 1000 times per year

Voltages Sags or Dips (<1min) (under 85% of nominal)
1 Year 100%

49,5 Hz to 50,5 Hz 95%

Grid frequency 47 Hz to 52 Hz
1 Week
100%

10 to 100 times per year

Short interruptions (<3min) (under 1% of nominal)
1 Year 100%

Accidental, long interruptions 10 to 50 times per year

(under 1% of nominal)
1 year 100%
(>3min)

Transient over voltages < 6kV 100%

Voltage unbalance Uneg/Upos < 2% 1 Week 95%

THD < 8%
Harmonic voltages (Total Harmonic Distortion)
1 Week 95%

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UMG 511 – Power Quality Analyzer - EN50160
 256 MB Flash memory

 8 digital inputs and 5 digital outputs

 Profibus DP/V0

 RS485 (Modbus RTU, Modbus-Master, BACnet)

 Ethernet

 Web-Server (powerful homepage), EMAIL

 7 User defined programs

 Free access to all internal variables (measurement values …)

 Programming of user defined applications in Jasic

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Why is Class A so Important?
 IEC61000-4-30 defines the correct measuring algorithms for power

quality instruments

 Instruments that meet Class A performance will, when connected to the

same signals, will produce the same results

 Class A instruments must meet the highest performance and accuracy

requirements in the standard

 This standard ensures that different PQ instruments use the same

definitions, and measurement techniques, for various power quality

parameters: sags/dips, swells, frequency, harmonics, flicker, etc.…

 Due to legal reasons class A is almost mandatory for power utilities

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UMG 511 – PQM – USA / California

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Why is kWh-Class 0.2 so Important?
 Especially for MV and HV class 0.2 is very common
 For power utilities and distribution companies class 0.2 is mandatory
 Market differentiation

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What Is the Jasic Programming Used For?

 Threshold programming

 Automatic email dispatch if thresholds are exceeded

 Remote display

 Calculation of data of subordinate devices

 Control of slave devices on the RS485

 Monitoring of equipment, e.g. PFC, Motor, ….

 Active load control, e.g. peak demand management

 ….

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UMG 511 Speaks Many Languages: Protocols
 Profibus (DP/V0)

 Modbus (RTU, UTP, TCP, Gateway)

 TCP/IP

 HTTP ( Freely configurable Homepage)

 FTP (File Transfer)

 TFTP (Automatic configuration)

 NTP (time synchronizing of multiple UMGs)

 SMTP(E-Mail)

 DHCP

 Bacnet

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UMG 511 – Power Quality Analyzer - EN50160

Technical data :
V-Measurement: L-N 5 .. 500V AC, L-L 8 .. 870V AC, 45 - 70Hz, power consumption: 0,1VA
Aux. Voltage: L-N 95...260V AC; 100 .. 350V DC, power consumption : 12VA
A-measurement: 5A (6 A)/ 1 A (1,2 A), sensitivity: 5mA, power consumption : 0,2VA

Accuracy:
Voltage: ±(0,2% rdg + 0,02% rng) at 45 .. 70Hz
Current: ±(0,2% rdg + 0,05% rng) at 45 .. 65Hz
Power: ±(0,75% rdg + 0,0075% rng) at 45 .. 65Hz und cos. >0,8
Energy: according EN50470 class B
Inclusive: Analysis software GridVis
Brand: Janitza electronics GmbH
Type: UMG 511, Art.-Nr. 52.19.001

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UMG 511: Features
UMG 511: Features

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Software “GridVis 2.0”

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Software “GridVis”: Root Cause Analysis

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Software “GridVis”: Waveform Analysis

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Software “GridVis”: Voltage Drop

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Software “GridVis”: Graphical Programming

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UMG 510 – Netzqualitätsanalysator EN50160

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Key Benefits UMG 511 PQM
 Class A device according IEC6100-4-30

 kWh-accuracy class 0.2

 UL approval pending

 PLC functionality (Jasic)

 Graphical, colour display (256 colours), 320 x 240 pixel, many more info via display

 GridVis with pre-configured PQ reports: EN50160, EN61000-2-4

 Wide range of communication protocols, emails

 Ethernet, WEB server, Homepage, Ethernet-Modbus/Profibus gateway

 FTP e.g. send measurement data automatically

 Very fast sampling 400 with samples/cycle

 Large Memory with 256 MByte allows data logging up to 2 years

 PQ: up to 63rd harmonic, transients > 50 µs, Short term voltage interruptions > 10 ms

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