e²TANGO ATS Automation

CHARACTERISTIC

Controllers for automatic transfer switch with auto re-transfer - e²TANGO® ATS have been developed on the base of e²TANGO® controllers and supports the same features and functions. They are available in various configurations for LV, MV and HV network. Standard version allows implementation of automation in 1 or 2-sectional switchgears.

CONTROLLER FEATURES

-explicit, implicit stand-by, automatic selection (based on the configuration of switches)

-fast and slow mode

-measurement of 6 phase voltages on the bus-bars and two wire voltages on the top side of power supply transformers or power lines,

-optional measurement of currents,

-optional re-transfer to the normal power supply,

-optional automatic locking of automation after operation,

-two communication ports RS485/optical fibre, Ethernet link to cooperate with the dispatch centre or engineering link. Support for Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, IEC870-5-103, DNP3.0, Canbus, Profibus protocols.

-event recorder for 1000 events, recording all automation-, interlocks operations and emergency states. 

 -disturbance recorder recording the measured voltages with configurable recording time after triggering the recorder.

STANDARD VERSION OF AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH WITH AUTO RE-TRANSFER

The controller in the standard version supports the 2-section switchgear with two transformers or two supply lines, with sections connected by a bus-bar connector or 1-section switchboard with two supply lines. In the case of 2-sectional switchboard the controller performs explicit and implicit automation with optional re-transfer to the normal power supply.

CUSTOMIZED VERSION

In addition to standard solutions for automatic transfer switch with auto re-transfer, we offer to develop special versions, tailored to individual customer needs. Dedicated systems are created in close cooperation between the R&D department and the client.

Examples of custom solutions:

-switchgear with three sections (e.g. 3 power supplies, 2 couplings)

-dedicated switching algorithms

-current measurements and analysis of power supply load.