TOMZN Din Rail Dual Display Adjustable Over Under Voltage Current Protective Device Protector Relay User Manual
Model: TOVPD1-60-EC
1. Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the TOMZN Din Rail Dual Display Adjustable Over Under Voltage Current Protective Device Protector Relay (Model: TOVPD1-60-EC). This intelligent protector is designed to safeguard your electrical appliances and circuits from damage caused by over-voltage, under-voltage, and over-current conditions. It features real-time display of voltage and current, with some models also offering cumulative energy (kWh) display, and automatic recovery after fault conditions are cleared.
The device is suitable for various applications, including residential and dormitory electricity protection, offering surge protection and wire protection.
Figure 1: Overview of the protector's application in safeguarding home appliances.
2. Safety Information
Please read and understand all safety instructions before installing or operating this device. Failure to follow these instructions may result in electric shock, fire, or serious injury.
Installation and maintenance should only be performed by qualified electricians.
Ensure the power supply is completely disconnected before any installation or wiring work.
Verify that the device's voltage and current ratings match your electrical system requirements.
Do not operate the device if it is damaged or malfunctioning.
Keep the device away from water, moisture, and extreme temperatures.
Ensure proper grounding according to local electrical codes.
3. Features
Over-voltage Protection: Automatically disconnects power when voltage exceeds a set limit.
Under-voltage Protection: Automatically disconnects power when voltage drops below a set limit.
Over-current Protection: Automatically disconnects power when current exceeds a set limit.
Automatic Recovery: Automatically restores power after a set delay once voltage or current returns to normal.
Real-time Display: Digital display for real-time voltage (V) and current (A) readings.
Energy Meter (Kwh Type): Some models include cumulative energy (kWh) display.
Adjustable Parameters: User-adjustable settings for over/under voltage and over-current protection values, recovery delays, and action times.
Voltage and Current Calibration: Allows for fine-tuning of display accuracy.
Fault Inquiry: Ability to check past fault conditions.
DIN Rail Installation: Designed for easy mounting on a 35mm standard DIN rail.
Figure 2: Key functions and selling points of the device.Figure 3: The device offers adjustable and resettable overvoltage and overcurrent protection.
4. Specifications
General Specifications
Attribute
Value
Brand Name
TOMZN
Model Number
TOVPD1-60-EC
Type
Voltage protector, Voltage relay
Certification
CE
Is Smart Device
No
Origin
Mainland China
Installation
35mm DIN rail
Power Consumption
<2W
Electric Machinery Life
100,000 times
Boundary Dimension
86 × 38 × 68 MM (for 230V model)
Wiring
Over-entering down-out
230V Version Parameters
Parameter
Value
Default
Power Supply
230VAC 50/60Hz
-
Max. Loading Power
1~40A / 1~63A Adjustable
40A / 63A
Over-voltage Protection Value Range
230V~300V~OFF
270V
Over-voltage Recovery Voltage Range
225V~295V
250V
Over-voltage Protection Action Time
0.1s~30s
0.5s
Over-voltage Recovery Delay Time
1s~500s
30s
Under-voltage Protection Value Range
140V~210V~OFF
170V
Under-voltage Recovery Voltage Range
145V~215V
190V
Under-voltage Protection Action Time
0.1s~30s
0.5s
Under-voltage Recovery Delay Time
1s~500s
30s
Over-current Adjustment Range
1-40A / 1-63A
20A / 40A
Over-current Action Time
0.1s~30s
0.5s
Over-current Recovery Delay Time
1s~500s
30s
Power-on Delay Time
1s~500s
10s
110V Version Parameters
Parameter
Value
Default
Power Supply
110VAC 50/60Hz
-
Max. Loading Power
1~63A Adjustable
63A
Over-voltage Protection Value Range
80V~300V~OFF
145V
Over-voltage Recovery Voltage Range
75V~295V
140V
Over-voltage Protection Action Time
0.1s~30s
0.5s
Over-voltage Recovery Delay Time
1s~500s
30s
Under-voltage Protection Value Range
80V~300V~OFF
90V
Under-voltage Recovery Voltage Range
85V~305V
95V
Under-voltage Protection Action Time
0.1s~30s
0.5s
Under-voltage Recovery Delay Time
1s~500s
30s
Over-current Adjustment Range
1-63A
40A
Over-current Action Time
0.1s~30s
0.5s
Over-current Recovery Delay Time
1s~500s
30s
Power-on Delay Time
1s~500s
10s
Figure 4: Main technical parameters of the device.Figure 5: Detailed product parameters.Figure 6: Dimensions of the Voltage Current Kwh type protector.Figure 7: Dimensions of the Voltage Current type protector.
5. Product Overview and Components
The TOMZN protector features a compact design for DIN rail mounting and a clear dual digital display. Key components and indicators are as follows:
IN/OUT Terminals: For connecting the incoming and outgoing power lines (L and N).
Digital Displays: Two LED displays show real-time voltage (V) and current (A). Kwh type models also show cumulative energy (kWh).
Power Button: To turn the device ON/OFF.
SET Button: Used to enter and confirm settings. Press and hold for more than 3 seconds to enter setting state.
Adjustment Keys (Up/Down Arrows): Used to navigate through settings and adjust values.
Indicator Lights:
>V (Over Voltage): Illuminates when over-voltage protection is active.
(Under Voltage): Illuminates when under-voltage protection is active.
>A (Over Current): Illuminates when over-current protection is active.
POWER: Indicates the device is powered on.
Figure 8: Front panel layout and indicators for the Kwh type protector.Figure 9: Front panel layout and indicators for the Voltage Current type protector.
6. Installation and Wiring
The device is designed for 35mm DIN rail installation. Ensure the power is OFF before proceeding with installation.
Installation Steps:
Mount the protector onto a standard 35mm DIN rail.
Connect the incoming power line (L and N) to the 'IN' terminals at the top of the device.
Connect the outgoing load lines to the 'OUT' terminals at the bottom of the device.
Ensure all connections are secure and the insulating layer of the power lines is properly penetrated by screwing down the terminals.
It is recommended to install a power switch and an air circuit breaker upstream of the voltage protector for additional safety and control.
Figure 10: The protector is designed for simple 35mm standard DIN rail installation.Figure 11: Easy wiring diagram for the Kwh type protector, showing connections with a power switch and air circuit breaker.Figure 12: Easy wiring diagram for the Voltage Current type protector, showing connections with a power switch and air circuit breaker.
7. Operation
Power On/Off
Press the Power button (circular icon) to turn the device ON or OFF. When powered on, the digital displays will show real-time voltage and current.
Display Modes (Kwh Type)
For models with Kwh display, press the UP arrow key to switch between displaying Kilowatt-hour (kWh) and other parameters.
Protection Status Indicators
The indicator lights on the right side of the display provide visual feedback on the device's status:
Over Voltage (>V): Red light indicates an over-voltage condition.
Under Voltage ( Red light indicates an under-voltage condition.
Over Current (>A): Green light indicates an over-current condition.
POWER: Green light indicates the device is powered and operating normally.
Figure 13: Description of screen displays for over-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, and kWh display switching.Video 1: Demonstration of the protector's testing and operation, showing voltage and current adjustments.
8. Settings and Configuration
The device allows for customization of various protection parameters. To enter the setting mode, press and hold the SET button for more than 3 seconds.
Setting Parameters (230V Version):
A1: Power-on delay time (1-500s, default: 5s)
A2: Over-voltage protection value (230-300V, default: 280V)
A3: Over-voltage recovery value (225-295V, default: 250V)
A4: Over-voltage recovery delay time (1-500s, default: 30s)
A5: Over-voltage protection action time (0.1-30s, default: 0.5s)
A6: Under-voltage protection value (140-210V, default: 160V)
A7: Under-voltage recovery value (145-215V, default: 190V)
A8: Under-voltage recovery delay time (1-500s, default: 30s)
A9: Under-voltage protection action time (0.1-30s, default: 0.5s)
A10: Over-current protection value (1-80A, default: 40A for 40A model, 63A for 63A model)
A11: Over-current recovery delay time (1-500s, default: 30s)
A12: Over-current protection action time (0.1-30s, default: 0.5s)
A13: Continuous over current faults times (1-20, default: 5)
A14: Voltage calibration (-10% to +10%)
A15: Current calibration (-10% to +10%)
A16: Kilowatt-hour calibration (for Kwh type)
Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to change the setting values. Press SET to confirm and move to the next parameter. To exit settings, press SET until the display returns to normal operation.
Setting Parameters (110V Version):
A1: Power-on delay time (1-500s, default: 10s)
A2: Over-voltage protection value (80-300V, default: 145V)
A3: Over-voltage recovery value (75-295V, default: 140V)
A4: Over-voltage recovery delay time (1-500s, default: 30s)
A5: Over-voltage protection action time (0.1-30s, default: 0.5s)
A6: Under-voltage protection value (80-300V, default: 90V)
A7: Under-voltage recovery value (85-305V, default: 95V)
A8: Under-voltage recovery delay time (1-500s, default: 30s)
A9: Under-voltage protection action time (0.1-30s, default: 0.5s)
A10: Over-current protection value (1-63A, default: 40A)
A11: Over-current recovery delay time (1-500s, default: 30s)
A12: Over-current protection action time (0.1-30s, default: 0.5s)
A13: Continuous over current faults times (1-20, default: 5)
A14: Voltage calibration (-10% to +10%)
A15: Current calibration (-10% to +10%)
A16: Kilowatt-hour calibration (for Kwh type)
Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to change the setting values. Press SET to confirm and move to the next parameter. To exit settings, press SET until the display returns to normal operation.
Figure 14: Flowchart for adjusting product settings (230V version).Figure 15: Flowchart for adjusting product settings (110V version).
Restore Factory Settings
To restore the device to its default factory settings, press and hold the DOWN arrow key for more than 12 seconds.
Fault Inquiry
To inquire about past fault conditions, press and hold the UP arrow key for more than 12 seconds.
Manual Switch
To turn off the protection function, press the Power button (circular icon) while in the setting state.
9. Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Device does not power on.
No input power, incorrect wiring, or device fault.
Check power supply. Verify wiring connections (L and N). If problem persists, contact support.
Protection trips frequently.
Protection parameters set too low, or actual voltage/current is unstable.
Adjust over/under voltage or over-current protection values to appropriate levels. Check your electrical system for instability.
Device trips but does not auto-recover.
Auto-recovery function is disabled or recovery delay time is too long.
Check settings for 'Power-on delay time' and 'Recovery delay time' (A1, A4, A8, A11). Ensure they are set to desired values.
Display shows incorrect voltage/current.
Calibration is off.
Perform voltage (A14) and current (A15) calibration as described in the settings section.
Kwh display (if applicable) is unstable or resets unexpectedly.
Internal error or specific setting issue.
Try restoring factory settings (hold DOWN for >12s). If the issue persists, contact support.
Device is exposed to 400V AC.
Input voltage exceeds specified operating range.
This device is designed for 230V or 110V systems. While it offers over-voltage protection up to 300V, continuous exposure to 400V AC is outside its rated operating voltage and may cause damage. Ensure the device is used within its specified voltage range.
10. User Tips
Verify Auto-Recovery Settings: If your device sometimes auto-recovers and sometimes doesn't after a trip, double-check your 'Power-on delay time' and 'Recovery delay time' settings (A1, A4, A8, A11) to ensure they are configured as desired for consistent behavior.
Regular Checks: Periodically check the real-time voltage and current displays to monitor your electrical system's stability.
Calibration: If you suspect the voltage or current readings are inaccurate, utilize the calibration functions (A14, A15) for precise measurements.
11. Maintenance
The TOMZN protector is designed for minimal maintenance. However, regular checks can ensure its longevity and optimal performance:
Cleaning: Keep the device clean and free from dust. Use a dry, soft cloth for cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners.
Connection Checks: Periodically inspect wiring connections to ensure they remain tight and secure. Loose connections can lead to overheating or intermittent operation.
Environmental Conditions: Ensure the device is operating within its specified environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) to prevent premature failure.
12. Warranty and Support
For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please refer to the product packaging or contact your retailer. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.
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