Frequently Asked Questions about SR469-P5-HI-A20
For this SR469-P5-HI-A20 GE Motor management relay, should the resistance temperature detector biasing be enabled?
By enabling the resistance temperature detector biasing, the temperature of the stator sensors will be enabled and included in the calculations for the thermal capacity. The loss of data for cooling and high temperatures that are unusual can happen because the resistance temperature detector biasing is an element that protects and backs up the relay. These measures of temperatures are used in bias and can be changed for the thermal capacity value that is stored in this relay.
Is there a mid point for the resistance temperature detector bias for this SR469-P5-HI-A20 relay?
For the mid point of the resistance temperature detector bias, there is a 10 percent hot spot that is allowed to obtain the data sheets, plus the stator at 80 degrees celcius, which is a class F rise. An ambient temperature plus a temperature rise stator is a good mid point for the temperature to be set at, and the motors hot temperature is calculated the same way as the mid point temperature.
What does the S2 settings page contain about the GE SR469-P5-HI-A20 Motor Management Relay?
Setting for putting in the characteristics for the equipment on the motors electrical systems are what is contained on the S2 settings page. They can be found under the power system data and instrument transformer data headings in the manual, the manual can be found online as 1601-0122-A9 manual part number. With the information from the manual, the S2 settings can be programmed as directed.