Energymattersweb Com Test Monitor Control Products Series24 Csr
Energymattersweb Com Test Monitor Control Products Series24 Csr
Energymattersweb Com Test Monitor Control Products Series24 Csr
Energymattersweb Com Test Monitor Control Products Series24 Csr
Energymattersweb Com Test Monitor Control Products Series24 Csr

Control Switch Relay Combine Switch, Remote-Control Solenoid Functions

Jan. 1, 2007
Electroswitch control switch relays combine the function of a control switch with a remote-controlled solenoid allowing one device to do both the manual and supervisory control function in the control of power circuit breakers

Electroswitch control switch relays (CSR) combine the function of a control switch with a remote-controlled solenoid, allowing one device to do both the manual and supervisory control function in the control of power circuit breakers.

They eliminate the need to redesign substations for redundant separate relays when manual substations convert to supervisory control. CSRs provide manual or electric control switch operation by supervisory control. The CSR looks, acts, and feels identical to a control switch.

Note: The Series 24 CSR Class 1E utility products comply with the following nuclear Standards: ANSI/IEEE C37.90, ANSI/IEEE C37.90.01, ANSI/IEEE C37.98, ANSI/IEEE C37.105, ANSI/IEEE 323, ANSI/IEEE 344, ANSI/ASME NQA -1.

The CSRs replace a manual breaker switch, interposing relays, and associated wiring. They provide a direct retrofit to an existing manual breaker control switch.

Three circuits satisfy different industry applications, and multiple voltages are available: 48 VDC, 125 VDC, standard.

The control of the CSR Control Switch Relay for electric operation requires no special wiring. It only requires two contacts (S1 and S2) to command the CSR to either the TRIP or CLOSE position. Low level contacts (rated 1 ampere) may be used since S1 and S2 do not control the rotary drive solenoid directly.

The standard station control bus voltage is used on all three circuits. The device, when shown in the following figures is in the vertical NORMAL position. The CSR coil form shown on the figures represents the rotary solenoid that drives the CSR. Its operation is further described later. LS1 is a linear solenoid within the device that changes the sense of direction of the CSR from left (TRIP) to right (CLOSE). The contacts shown as CSR are contacts within the device. Other components are shown by conventional designations.

When the CSR Switch handle is turned, a mechanical target contained in the nameplate is turned as well (GREEN for TRIP, RED for CLOSE). The target remains latched when the handle returns to normal position and always shows the last active position.

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