from Cooper Power Systems for S.T.A.R.™ Faulted Circuit Indicators (Test Point Reset Type)
An inrush restraint feature eliminates false tripping and is standard on all units. The S.T.A.R. faulted circuit indicator will ignore inrush currents caused by reclosing operations of protective devices on the system. A dead time of 200 ms will activate the inrush restraint feature. A low pass filter, also a standard feature, will prevent the S.T.A.R.faulted circuit indicator from tripping on high frequency transients like those caused by cable capacitive discharges. In addition, the S.T.A.R. faulted circuit indicator is equipped with temperature compensation circuitry to assure accurate reliable performance over the entire specified temperature range. The quick response time of the S.T.A.R. test point reset faulted circuit indicator allows easy coordination with currentlimiting fuses (see Figure 4). This unique combination of standard features makes the S.T.A.R. faulted circuit indicator extremely reliable.
Auxiliary contacts can be added to the standard unit and would provide an additional data collection point when used on circuits connected to a SCADA system. The magnetic latchingcircuit that operates the auxiliary contact ensures a reliable indication.
The Cooper Power Systems remoteFISHEYE display provides 180°visual indication of FCI operation. This unique orange reflective target fits a standard remote indicator window that exists in many padmount transformer specifications.
The Cooper Power Systems’ TPR FCI is also available with a small remote flip-target display. This display can be easily retrofitted for padmount cabinets with a single hole installation.Refer to S320-40-1 for installation details.
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