The IPR-101 measurement interface is used for cooperation with the THO-24 switch disconnector manufactured by ZPUE SA from Włoszczowa. The principle of the reactance divider is used in the measuring interface. The internal electronic system in the IPR-101 buffers the reactance divider and amplifies the signal obtained to the level of the input voltage range of the controller.
The maximum permissible voltage of the divider is 24kV. The primary rated voltage is 22 / √3kV, and the secondary rated voltage is 6.5 / √3V.
The device is designed for mounting on a 35mm DIN rail. []
The IPR-104 measuring interface is used to measure the voltage from busbars in MV/LV transformer stations. It is designed to work with a 20pF÷31pF capacitor built into the insulator. This capacitor is half of the reactance divider. The internal electronic circuit in the IPR-104 buffers the reactance divider and amplifies the obtained signal to the level of the controller's input voltage range.
The maximum permissible voltage of the divider is 24kV. The primary rated voltage is 22/√3 kV, and the secondary rated voltage is 3.25/√3 V.
The block diagram with the description of the leads is shown below.
The device is designed for mounting on a 35mm DIN rail. []
The IPR-107 measurement interface is designed to work with a low-power voltage transformer (LPVT) of the UR56 type. This transformer is adapted to work with connector heads, coupling heads and with selected surge arresters. The IPR-107 also functions as an impedance-matching repeater, so that it is possible to connect more controllers to one sensor.
The rated voltage of the measurement interface is 3.25/√3V. And the highest allowable voltage is 3.53V, the measurement accuracy is 5%.
The block diagram with the description of the leads is shown below.
The device is designed for mounting on a 35mm DIN rail. []