Current Relay BA 9053, MK 9053N, VARIMETER

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Monitoring TechniqueVARIMETERCurrent RelayBA 9053Translationof the original instructions0221540Your Advantages Preventive maintenance For better productivity Quicker fault locating Precise and reliableProduct DescriptionThe current relay BA 9053 of the VARIMETER series monitors single phaseDC or AC voltage systems. The adjustment is made via potentiometerson the front of the device. Early recognition and preventive maintenanceavoid interruptions of electrical plants and provides a higher operationaland plant safety.Features According to IEC/EN 60255-1, IEC/EN 60947-1 To: Monitor DC and AC Measuring ranges from 2 mA to 25 A Optionally with 3 measuring ranges 0.1 up to 25 A High overload possible Input frequency up to 5 kHz Galvanic separation between auxiliary circuit - measuring ciruit Auxiliary supply AC and AC/DC Optionally with start-up delay With time delay, up to max. 100 sec Optionally with safe separation to IEC/EN 61140 (on request) As option with manual reset Option with fixed settings possible LED indicators for operation and contact position Width: 45 mmCircuit DiagramsApprovals and Markings1)A1 11 21A1 iikA1 1111A2 k12211422i3i2A1 i1 i32412 14 22 24 A212 1412kM7355 bBA 9053/4 z. B.:Terminals i1/k: 0.1 . 1 ATerminals i2/k: 0.5 . 5 ATerminals i3/k: 1 . 10 AConnection TerminalsTerminal designationSignal descriptionA1, A2Auxiliary voltagei, kCurrent measuring input11, 12, 141st changeover contact21, 22, 242nd changeover contact1)Approval not for all variantsApplications14A2M7354 bBA 9053Canada / USA11A2 i2 k1)i1 Monitoring current in AC or DC systems For industrial and railway applicationsFunctionThe relays measure the arithmetic mean value of the rectified measuringcurrent. The AC units are adjusted to the r.m.s value. They have settingsfor response value and hysteresis. The units work as overcurrent relays butcan also be used for undercurrent detection. The hysteresis is dependenton the response value.2 time delays are possible in different variants:The start up delay ta operates only when connecting the auxiliary supply.It disables tripping e.g. caused by an increased starting current of amotor. The response delay t v is active after exceeding a response value.On overcurrent relays the delay is active when the current goes over thetripping value, on undercurrent relays when the current drops below thehysteresis value.IndicatorsAll technical data in this list relate to the state at the moment of edition. We reserve the rightfor technical improvements and changes at any time.Green LED:On, when auxiliary supply connectedYellow LED:On, when output relay acitvated121.04.21 en / 387A

Function Diagram without Start-up DelayFunction Diagram with Start-up DelayIUHResponse valuetHysteresisUsed as overcurrent relayItUHResponse valueHysteresistUsed as overcurrent 1-12tatvP11-1411-12tatvtvUsed as undercurrent relay/012tvUsed as undercurrent relayIResponse 2/11311-1411-1211-1411-12ttatvtvtvM6779 htatvtvM7786 fOn model BA 9053/6 with manual reset the contacts remain in the fault state after detecting a fault or after to has elapsed. The contacts are resetby disconnecting the supply voltage.221.04.21 en / 387A

Technical DataTechnical DataInput (i, k)Setting RangesBA 9053 for AC a n d DCSettingResponse value:Measuring range1)AC2 - 20 mA20 - 200 mA30 - 300 mA50 - 500 mA80 - 800 mA0.1 - 1 A0.5 - 5 A1 - 10 A1.5- 15 A2 - 20 A2.5 - 25 A1)DC1.8 18 27 45 72 0.09 0.45 0.9 1.35 1.8 2.25 -18 mA180 mA270 mA450 mA720 mA0.9 A4.5 A9 A13.5 A18 A22.5 ARMMax. perm. cont.(internalcurrentMax. permiss.measucurrent 3 s On,ringDevice mounted 100 s Offresistor without distance(shunt)1.5 Ω0.15 Ω0.1 Ω0.1 Ω40 mΩ30 mΩ6 mΩ3 mΩ3 mΩ3 mΩ3 mΩ0.7 A2A2.5 A2.5 A4 A4 A10 A20 A25 A25 A25 A1A4A8A8A12 A12 A30 A40 A40 A40 A40 ADC or AC current 50 . 5000 Hz(other frequency ranges of 10 . 5000 Hz, e.g. 16 2/3 Hzon request)with 3 measuring ranges:Terminals i1/kTerminals i2/kTerminals i3/kAC2.0.20mAAC20.200mAAC 0.1 . 1 AAC 20 mA /200 mA / 1A:DC 1.8 . 18 mA DC 18 . 180 mA DC 0.09 . 0.9 AAC 0.1 . 1 AAC 0.5 5 AAC 1.0 . 10 AAC 1 / 5 / 10A:DC 0.09 . 0.9 A DC 0.45 . 4.5 ADC 0.9 . 9 AAC 0.5 . 5 AAC 1.0 . 10 AAC 2.5 . 25 AAC 5 / 10 / 25A:DC 0.45 . 4.5 ADC 0.9 . 9 A DC 2.25 . 22.5 AInfinite variable 0.1 IN . 1 INrelative scaleHysteresisAt AC:At DC:Accuracy:Response value atPotentiometer right stop (max):Potentiometer left stop (min):Repeat accuracy(constant parameter):Recovery timeAt devices with manual reset(Reset by brakingof the auxiliary voltage)BA 9053/6 :Time delay tv:Start-up delay ta:BA 9053/1 :0 . 8 %- 10 . 8% 0.5 % 1s(dependent to function and auxiliary voltage)Infinite variable at logarythmic scalefrom 0 . 20 s, 0 . 30 s, 0 . 60 s, 0 . 100 ssetting 0 s without time delay1 . 20 s; 1 . 60 s; 1 . 100 s,adjustable on logarithmic scale.ta is started when the supply voltageis connected. During elapse of timethe output contact is in good stateBA 9053/4Range:Extending of measuringrange:For DC currents exceeding the largest measuring range, the measuring range15 . 150 mV or 6 . 60 mV of theBA 9054 and MK 9054N can be usedwith external shunt. For AC current exceeding the largestmeasuring range a current transformercan be used. For Example with secondary winding of 1 A or 5 A. The nominalload of the CT should be 0.5 VA.Measuring principle:Arithmetic mean valueAdjustment:The AC-devices can also monitor DCcurrent. The scale offset in this case is:( I 0.90 Ieff)Temperature influence: 0.05 % / KInfinite variable 0.5 . 0.98 of setting valueInfinite variable 0.5 . 0.96 of setting valueAuxiliary voltage UH (A1, A2)Nominal voltageAC/DC 24 . 80 VAC/DC 80 . 230 VNominal voltageDC 12 VVoltage rangeAC 18 . 100 VDC 18 . 130 VAC 40 . 265 VDC 40 . 300 VFrequency range45 400 Hz; DC 48 % WW 5%45 400 Hz; DC 48 % WW 5%Voltage rangeDC 10 . 18 VFrequency rangeBatteriespannungNominal consumption:4 VA; 1.5 W at AC 230 V Rel. energized1 W at DC 80 V Rel. energizedBA 9053 Auxiliary voltage UH (A1, A2) for mono voltagesNominal voltage:Voltage range:Nominal frequency:Frequency range:Nominal consumption:AC 24, 42, 110, 127, 230, 400 V0.8 . 1.1 UH50 / 60 Hz 5%2.5 VAOutputContacts:Thermal current Ith:Switching capacityto AC 15:NO contact:NC contact:to DC 13:Electrical lifeat 3 A, AC 230 V cos ϕ 1:Short-circuit strengthmax. fuse rating:Mechanical life:32 changeover contacts2x5A2 A / AC 230 V1 A / AC 230 V1 A / DC 24 VIEC/EN 60947-5-1IEC/EN 60947-5-1IEC/EN 60947-5-12 x 105 switching cycles6 A gG / gLIEC/EN 60947-5-130 x 106 switching cycles21.04.21 en / 387A

Technical DataClassification to DIN EN 50155 for BA 9053General DataOperating mode:Temperature rangeOperation: 10 A: 15 A:Storage:Altitude:Clearance and creepagedistancesRated impulse voltage /pollution degreeMeasuring range 10 A:Aux. voltage / measuring input:Auxiliary voltage / contacts:Measuring input / contacts:Contacts 11,12,14 / 21, 22, 24:Measuring range 15 A:EMCElectrostatic discharge:HF irradiation80 MHz . 1 GHz:1 GHz . 2.7 GHz:Fast transients:Surge voltagesBetweenwires for power supply:Between wire and ground:HF wire guided:Interference suppression:Degree of protectionHousing:Terminals:Housing:Vibration resistance:Vibration andshock resistance:Ambient temperature:Category 1, Class BIEC/EN 61373OT1, OT2 compliantOT3 and OT4 with operational limitationsProtective coating of the PCB: NoContinuous operation- 40 . 60 C- 40 . 50 C(higher temperature with limitationson request)- 40 . 70 C 2000 m6 kV / 26 kV / 26 kV / 24 kV / 24 kV / 2UL-DataAuxiliary voltage UH(A1, A2):Thermal current Ith:Clearance andcreepage distances:HF irradiation(80 MHz . 2.7 GHz)Switching capacity:Ambient temperature:IEC 60664-1IEC 60664-1IEC 60664-1IEC 60664-1IEC 60664-18 kV (air)IEC/EN 61000-4-220 V/m10 V/m4 kVIEC/EN 61000-4-3IEC/EN 61000-4-3IEC/EN 61000-4-42 kV4 kV10 VLimit value class BIEC/EN 61000-4-5IEC/EN 61000-4-5IEC/EN 61000-4-6EN 55011IP 40IEC/EN 60529IP 20IEC/EN 60529Thermoplastic with V0 behaviouraccording to UL subject 94Amplitude 0.35 mm IEC/EN 60068-2-6frequency 10 . 55 HzClimate resistance 10 A:40 / 060 / 04IEC/EN 60068-1 15 A:40 / 050 / 04IEC/EN 60068-1Terminal designation:EN 50005Wire connection:2 x 2.5 mm2 solid or2 x 1.5 mm2 stranded wire with sleeveWire fixing:Plus-minus terminal screws M3.5 withself-lifting clamping piece IEC/EN 60999-1Stripping length:10 mmFixing torque:0.8 NmMounting:DIN-railIEC/EN 60715WeightAC-device:280 gAC/DC-device:200 gnfoAC 120 V2x5A4 kV / 210 V/mPilot duty B150- 40 . 60 CIEC 60664-1IEC/EN 61000-4-3Technical data that is not stated in the UL-Data, can be foundin the technical data section.CCC-DataThermal current Ith:5ASwitching capacityto AC 15:to DC 13:2 A / AC 230 V1 A / DC 24 VnfoIEC/EN 60 947-5-1IEC/EN 60 947-5-1Technical data that is not stated in the CCC-Data, can be foundin the technical data section.Standard TypeBA 9053/010 AC 1.5 . 15 A AC/DC 80 . 230 VArticle number:0057178 For Overcurrent monitoring Measuring range:AC 1.5 . 15 A Auxiliary voltage UH:AC/DC 80 . 230 V Time delay by Ian:0 . 20 s Width:45 mmBA 9053/012 AC 1.5 . 15 A AC/DC 80 . 230 VArticle number:0061256 For Undercurrent monitoring Measuring range:AC 1.5 . 15 A Auxiliary voltage UH:AC/DC 80 . 230 V Time delay by Iab:0 . 20 s Width:45 mmDimensionsWidth x height x depth:45 x 75 x 120 mm421.04.21 en / 387A

Ordering Example for VariantsSettingBA 9053 / /61 AC 1 . 10 A AC 24 V 0 . 20 s 1 . 20 sStart up delay taTime delay tvAuxiliary voltageMeasuring rangeWith UL-approval10 Overcurrent relayenergized on triptime delayat setting value11 Overcurrent relayde-energized on triptime delayat setting value12 Undercurrent relayde-energized on triptime delayat hysteresis value13 Undercurrent relayenergized on triptime delayat hysteresis valueExample:Current relay AC 0.5 . 5 AAC according to type plate:i.e. the unit is calibrated for AC0.5 . 5 A measuring rangeResponse value AC 3 AHysteresis AC 1.5 ASettingsUpper potentiometer:Lower potentiometer:0.60.5(0.6 x 5 A 3 A)(0.5 x 3 A 1.5 A)The AC - devices can also monitor DC current. The scale offset in thiscase is: I 0.90 x IeffAC 0.5 . 5 A is equivalent to DC 0.45 . 4.5 AResponse value DC 3 AHysteresis DC 1.5 ASettingsUpper potentiometer:Lower potentiometer:0.660.5(0.66 x 4.5 A 3 A)(0.5 x 3 A 1.5 A)0 Standard version1 With start up delay ta130 Overcurrent relayenergized on triptime delayat setting valuewith start up delay tasafe separationup to 10 A2 With safe electricalseparation ofinput- and outputcircuit accroding toDIN 61140 (on requ.)Meas. range up to 10 A:DIN EN 60947-1; 4 kV/2in relation of overvoltage category IIIwith basic insulationto DIN EN 60664-1of 4 kV;Meas. range up to 15 A:overvoltage category IIwith basic insulationof 2.5 kV4 With 3 current ranges1 C/O contact431 With 3 current ranges1 C/O contact,with safe separationup to 10 A6 With manual reset,resetting bydisconnecting thepower supplyType521.04.21 en / 387A

CharacteristicX offX onM11504 aTime delay of measuring circuitX on: Measured value riseF X off: Measured value drops F Measured value (after rise of measured value)Setting valueMesaured value (befor measured value drops)Setting value (hysteresis)The diagram shows the typical delay of a standard devices depending onthe measured values "X on and X off" at sudden rise or drop of the signal.At slow change of the measured value the delay is shorter.The total reaction time of the device results from the adjustable delay tvand the delay created by the measuring circuit.The diagram shows an average delay. The delay times could differ on thedifferent variants.Example for "X on" (overcurrent detection with BA9053/010):Adjusted setting value X on 2 A.Due to a stalled motor the current rises suddenly to 10 A.F Measured value (after rise of measured value) Setting value10 A2A 5Reading from the diagram:The output relay switches on after 31 ms at a setting tv 0.Example for "X off" (undercurrent detection with BA9053/012):Adjusted hysteresis setting value is 10 A.The current drops suddenly from 23 A to 0 A.F Mesaured value (befor measured value drops) Setting value (hysteresis)23 A10 A 2.3Reading from the diagram:The output relay switches off after 70 ms at a setting tv 0.621.04.21 en / 387A

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Measuring input / contacts: nf6 kV / 2 IEC 60664-1 Contacts 11,12,14 / 21, 22, 24: 4 kV / 2 IEC 60664-1 Measuring range 15 A: 4 kV / 2 IEC 60664-1 EMC Electrostatic discharge: 8

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