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1.Deep Sea Electronics Model 5220
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Deep Sea Electronics Model 5220
The DSE5220 is an Automatic
Mains Failure ControlModule and
includes all the features of the
DSE5210 plus the ability tomonitor
a mains (utility) supply.
Upon detection of a mains (utility)
failure the module automatically
starts the generating set. Once the
mains (utility) power has been
restored it instructs the generating
set to stop.
Both modules include RS232
or RS485 communications
capabilities for linking to a PC,
sending SMS messages and
interfacing with new and existing
buildingmanagement systems. CONFIGURATION
The modules can be configured
using the front panel buttons or by
using the DSE810 interface and PC
software.
| FEATURES
• Automatic start
• Automatic mains (utility) failure
detection (DSE5220 only)
• Automatic load transfer
• Configurable inputs
• Configurable outputs
• Configurable alarms & timers
• Digital inputs
• Analogue inputs
• Back-lit character LCD display
• Engine protection
• Front panel mounting
• PC configurable
• Front panel programming
• Remote monitoring
• RS232 or RS485 remote
communications (to be specified
on ordering)
• Modbus RTU
• Engine history event log
• LED alarm indication
• LCD alarm indication
• SMS messaging
• Hid till lit alarm icons
• Engine exercise mode
• Magnetic pick-up
|
• Full integration into new and
existing building management
systems
• In-built engine diagnostics
removes the requirement for
service equipment
• License free PC software
• Modules help to improve the life
cycle of engine starter motors
• On-site module configuration to
match user requirements
• Remote module configuration
using PC software
| • Modules send SMS messages to
engineers to notify specific engine
problems (GSM Modem and SIM
Card required)
• User-friendly set-up and button
layout
The modules are operated using the
front STOP, AUTO and MANUAL
push buttons. The DSE5220 also
includes a TEST button. An
additional push button allows the
user to scroll through the LCD
display to view the instrumentation
and event log. |
