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Hi Rodja. Agreed, but either one will serve the purpose. They both have a time delay before switching on and that's whats needed. A normal delay on timer also does the trick. The first time I saw this was someone using a delay on timer and contactor and it solved his problem.
Peace out .. Derek Stuart.
Ah yes ofcourse. Might as well get the over/under volt protection while im at it.
So I contacted clearline to ask about the time delay settings on the Trip-Connect 1F unit - its 10 sec or 5 minutes only, the tech guy mentioned that there is a newer programmable unit that will not require a contactor either, so I have ordered that instead. Will also fit better in the little space left in the db.
Features: - Over current protection, over voltage protection, under voltage protection can disable one , two or three of them. - Voltage and Current Accuracy 0.5% - It’s own power consumption
So I contacted clearline to ask about the time delay settings on the Trip-Connect 1F unit - its 10 sec or 5 minutes only, the tech guy mentioned that there is a newer programmable unit that will not require a contactor either, so I have ordered that instead. Will also fit better in the little space left in the db.
Features: - Over current protection, over voltage protection, under voltage protection can disable one , two or three of them. - Voltage and Current Accuracy 0.5% - It’s own power consumption
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Just to update. I installed the above unit last week and everything is working 100% now. No more trips when load shedding ends and no having to wake up at 2/4am to switch the power back on.
Thanks for the help that everyone provided. Much appreciated.
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