ATS on powerlogic P5, P7

[sesa211247_brid]

Dear Expert community 

is there any plan to develop an ATS (Automatic Transfert Switch)  or ABT (Automatic Bus Transfert) Application  similar to the one sold by NR PCS-9651

https://www.nrec.com/en/web/upload/2019/05/08/15572827837172kuwwm.pdf 

they are a lot of opportunities in the Oil and Gas segment that require a such device 

this could be done on the Powerlogic P5 (P5T32) or P7 platform

if a such product is developed it will save a lot of time, money, efforts and reduce risks .

Hope this will be done 

[Jinlei_Xing]

It's a good idea to have dedicated device for both ATS and High Speed Transfer, such as ABB SUE3000 and Siemens 7VU68. It is possible to develop such a device based on the existing P7 platform.

 Currently we have one product Micom P84H which is for High Speed Transfer, but this product is only for Chinese marking.

BR,

Jinlei XING

BR,

Jinlei XING

[sesa211247_brid]

Thank You for your feedback @Jinlei_Xing 

could you share some document on the Micom P84H please (datasheet and user manual) ?

Thank you 

[Jinlei_Xing]

The related P84H slides are attached. 

BR,

Jinlei XING

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Thank You @Jinlei_Xing 

[Stefan_Scharf]

The ATS function is planned in a later wave for P7 as a dedicated application function block, probably with wave 4 but it can be achieved already using the Fast scheme logic (FSL) & matrix together with a sufficent number of CT/VT inputs.

[DMayberry]

In the US,  Digital Power has developed these Auto Throw-Over (ATO) applications for the P5 using the imbedded IsaGraf logic engine.  These applications are being used for MV gear standard ATO systems (MM, MTM, MG, MTG) as well as the foundation for Digital Power's more complex solutions.

[sesa211247_brid]

Hello, any update about this application?

could you share the documentation and settings files ?

[TomBerry]

The T300 HU250 module has a built-in ATS function intended for distribution network operation

With SC150 modules, this can operate switches within 300ms of voltage loss.

It is feasible to create a different configuration that communicates with protection relays instead.