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184 Relay Slipsyn Automatic Field Application Panel Typical Schematic SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR CONTROL Brush Type Relay Slipsyn Class 14-100 Field Application Panel PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Automatic Field Application Control The field application panel provides Slipsyn automatic field application identical to that in complete synchronous motor starters. It is designed for use in conjunction with a primary line closing device such as a circuit breaker or a linestarter. One interlock on the primary device is used to actuate the field application control. When the motor accelerates to proper speed for pull in, the field is automatically applied. The controller is available for floor mounting. Floor mounted cabinets are NEMA 1 with hinged front door and removable rear plates. Typical 14-100 Panel with Constant Potential Static Exciter (Optional) for use with Primary Motor Starter. Static Excitation Power Supply Panel Constant Potential Type AC to DC power conversion units are designed for individual synchronous motor field excitation. These units are convection cooled, solid state and completely assembled and wired as a self-contained package with a relay Slipsyn automatic field application control. The connections necessary to the external circuits are line leads, motor leads, field connections, and control interconnection. ➊ Not supplied with 14-100 panel or static exciter. The cabinets contain the following equipment: 1 – Polarized slip frequency field application relay type ASR (FR) with halfwave rectifier (REC). 1 – Time relay with contacts available for unloader circuit (2TR). 1 – Pull-out relay and transformer (PO). 1 – Field contactor, 2-pole (FC). 1 – Damper winding protective relay (SC). 1 – Starting and field discharge resistor (when size permits; otherwise, provided for separate mounting) (IRES). 1 – DC field ammeter, panel type, semiflush mounted. 1 – DC field ammeter shunt. 1 – DC field failure protection (FLA). 2 – Auxiliary relays (2TRX), (2MX). 1 – Incomplete sequence relay (IS). The static system consists of a convectioncooled silicon rectifier three-phase fullwave bridge assembly, a set of current limiting fuses in the secondary side of the transformer, and a set of surge protecting devices. The transformer has secondary taps that are adjustable with four course taps which provide approximately 12% adjustment per tap and three fine taps which provide 4% adjustment per tap. Starting and Discharge Resistor Field Panel without Static Exciter Low Resolution Photo Adjustable Potential Type An adjustable potential exciter is similar to the constant potential exciter except that it utilizes SCRs and the voltage adjustment is made with a potentiometer mounted on the door. March 2001
GENERAL INFORMATION Modifications Modification Enclosures March 2001 List Price Addition a. NEMA 1, with gasketed door ............................................................................... $ 340 b. NEMA 3, weather-resisting..................................................................................... 2740 c. NEMA 12, dust-tight ................................................................................................ 2500 Omit Enclosure (Floor Mounted) ➊ ................................................................... Deduct 375 Space Heater .......................................................................................................................... 140 Thermostat for Space Heater................................................................................................ 100 Voltmeter DC — Panel Type ................................................................................................. 480 Voltmeter DC — Switchboard Type ..................................................................................... 680 Ammeter DC — Switchboard Type (In lieu of Panel Type) ................................................ 200 DC voltage failure protection — Shuts down motor if field voltage is lost while motor is running............................................................................................ 740 Adjustable potential voltage static exciter Contact your local Cutler-Hammer Field Sales Office. For additional modifications, refer to PL 8810. SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR CONTROL Brush Type Relay Slipsyn Class 14-100 Field Application Panel REPLACEMENT CAPABILITIES — TYPICAL RELAY COMPONENTS ASR Synchronous Relay Low Resolution Photo PO Pull-Out Relay DP Damper Protective Relay Typical Relay Components used in Relay Slipsyn — Refer to RPD 8855S for renewal parts for synchronous control ➊ If enclosure is omitted, starting and discharge resistor and DC ammeter will be supplied loose and unmounted. List Price Relay Slipsyn Field Panel With and Without Static Exciter NEMA 1 Enclosure Max. Field Amps DC 45 90 135 160 200 270 Field Panel Only Without Exciter $ 9454 10515 11575 12065 13285 14955 185 With Constant Potential Exciter Primary Volts Low Voltage Medium Voltage 230/460 3PH, 2300/4160, 3PH, 60 Hz 60 Hz DC Field Volts DC Field Volts 125 250 125 250 $17725 18825 19970 21030 23150 26410 $19480 20700 22005 23100 25430 29015 $21350 22740 24045 25430 28040 31900 DIMENSIONS IN INCHES Approximate only Field Panel Only — Open Panel CUSTOMER REQUIRED INFORMATION PRICING INFORMATION 1. Enter order on AMP 2. Discount Symbol: SYNCH $24530 26080 27630 29260 32200 36650 135 Amps. Max. Over 135 Amps. Height Width Depth 24 24 12 Contact your local Cutler-Hammer Field Sales Office Field Panel with Static Exciter 13 kW Max. Open Cell Floor Mounted — NEMA 1 Height Width Depth Height Width Depth 45 36 30 90 36 30 1. Complete motor data: HP, volts, amperes, rpm, phase, power factor, Hz, locked rotor amperes, full load DC amperes, excitation volts, induced field amperes at zero speed, induced field amperes at 95% and 0% speed, recommended discharge resistor ohms, maximum locked time at zero speed. 2. Excitation control. For exciter field rheostat or motor field resistor to adjust motor excitation, refer to Cutler-Hammer. 3. Application data (including any unusual service conditions) and 100% synchronous motor data MUST accompany each other. M
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