Janitza UMG 96 PQ-L-LP PowerProAnalyzer
Installation Manual and Technical Data
Article No.: 3303890
Document No.: 2.061.113.1.b
Version: 01/2024
Website: www.janitza.com
General Information and Disclaimer
This document provides information for the safe operation and product features of the UMG 96 PQ-L-LP. Janitza GmbH assumes no liability for injury, material damage, or financial loss resulting from disregard of the information provided.
The device fronts may deviate from the illustrations.
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Safety Precautions
General Safety:
- Read and understand the product documentation before using the device.
- Ensure the device is installed correctly according to the installation manual.
- Only qualified personnel should perform installation and maintenance.
- Observe all safety and warning notices in the document.
Electrical Hazard:
- ❗DANGER: High voltages are present. Risk of electric shock leading to serious injury or death.
- ⚠️WARNING: Hazardous voltages are present in the circuitry. Take extreme care.
- ⚠️CAUTION: Observe national accident prevention regulations.
- ℹ️INFO: Always disconnect the power supply before performing any work on the device.
Symbols on the Device:
- ⚡PE/FE: Protective Earth / Functional Earth.
- FFuse: Indicates a fuse (UL/IEC listed).
- RIsolation: Indicates an isolation device.
- ⚠️General Warning Symbol: Draws attention to potential risks of injury or environmental damage.
Installation
Mounting:
- The device is designed for installation in control cabinets and distribution boards.
- Ensure the installation location is suitable and the device is securely mounted.
- Avoid environments with harmful or corrosive substances, dust, steam, or strong vibrations.
- The device is designed for indoor use only.
Diagrams:
- Device Front: Shows the display and buttons.
- Symbols: Explains various safety and operational symbols.
- Connection Diagrams: Illustrate connections for different grid systems (TN, TT, IT) and RS485 bus structures.
- RS485 Bus: Shows master/slave configurations.
- PC Connection: Illustrates connections via RS232 or Ethernet.
Electrical Connections
General:
- Ensure the power supply voltage and frequency match the device specifications.
- All connections must be made by qualified personnel.
- Observe the terminal assignments and wire cross-sections as specified in the technical data.
Voltage Measurement:
- Connect voltage inputs (V1, V2, V3, VN) according to the system type (3-phase 4-wire, 3-phase 3-wire).
- Ensure correct polarity.
- The voltage measurement inputs are protected against overvoltage up to 400 V (phase to neutral) or 720 V (phase to phase).
Current Measurement:
- Current transformers (CTs) are required for current measurement.
- Select CTs with appropriate ratios and secondary current (e.g., 1A or 5A).
- Ensure correct connection and polarity of CTs.
- The device supports Rogowski coils as current sensors.
Communication Interfaces:
- RS485: Used for communication with other devices or a gateway. Supports Modbus RTU protocol.
- Ethernet: Used for network connection and communication via Modbus TCP/IP.
- PC Connection: Via RS232 or Ethernet for configuration and data retrieval.
Diagrams:
- Connection Variants: Shows different wiring configurations for various systems.
- RS485 Bus Structure: Illustrates master/slave communication.
- PC Connection: Examples of connecting to a PC.
- UMG 604 as Gateway: Shows how to connect the UMG 96 PQ-L-LP to a UMG 604 gateway.
Settings and Configuration
Password Protection:
- The device has password protection. The default password is '00000'.
- It is recommended to change the default password for security.
Current Sensor Type:
- Select the appropriate current sensor type (e.g., current transformer or Rogowski coil) in the settings.
- Adjust the current transformer ratio accordingly.
Measurement Settings:
- Configure voltage and current measurement ranges.
- Set up communication parameters for RS485 and Ethernet.
Configuration Steps (General):
- Press the 'Menu' button.
- Navigate to 'Configuration' using the navigation buttons (3, 4) and confirm with 'Enter' (6).
- Select the desired setting category (e.g., Password, Communication, Measurement).
- Use navigation buttons (3, 4) to change values and confirm with 'Enter' (6).
- To exit, press the 'ESC' button.
Password Configuration:
- Navigate to 'Password' in the configuration menu.
- Enter the current password (default '00000').
- Enter the new password twice and confirm.
Current Sensor Configuration:
- Navigate to 'Current Sensor' or 'Measurement Settings'.
- Select the correct sensor type (CT or Rogowski coil).
- Enter the correct transformer ratio.
Communication Settings:
- Navigate to 'Communication' settings.
- Select the interface (RS485 or Ethernet).
- Configure the relevant parameters (e.g., baud rate, IP address).
Troubleshooting
Common Issues and Remedies:
Possible Issue | Cause | Remedy |
---|---|---|
No display | Fuse blown, external fuse blown, no voltage supply | Replace fuse, check external fuse, check power supply. |
No current display | Current sensor not connected, incorrect connection, current transformer ratio set incorrectly, device defective | Connect current sensor, check connection, set correct CT ratio, contact support if device is defective. |
No voltage display | Voltage inputs not connected, incorrect connection, device defective | Connect voltage inputs, check connection, contact support if device is defective. |
Incorrect measurement values | Incorrectly set transformer ratio, incorrect connection, incorrect measurement range, device defective | Set correct CT ratio, check connections, set correct measurement range, contact support. |
Communication error | Incorrect communication settings, incorrect wiring, RS485 termination resistor missing, device defective | Check communication settings, check wiring, install termination resistor if needed, contact support. |
Overload indication | Current or voltage measurement exceeds limits | Check connected loads and ensure they are within device specifications. |
Diagrams:
- Back of UMG 96 PQ-L-LP: Shows terminal layout.
- RS485 Bus Structure: Illustrates connection of multiple devices.
- PC Connection: Examples of connecting to a PC.
Technical Data
General:
- Power Supply: 230 V AC / 115 V AC (50/60 Hz) or 24 V DC.
- Power Consumption: Max. 4.5 VA / 2 W.
- Operating Temperature: -25 °C to +70 °C.
- Storage Temperature: -40 °C to +70 °C.
- Pollution Degree: 2.
- Protection: IP40 (front), IP20 (rear), IP54 (front with seal).
Measurement:
- Voltage Measurement: Max. 400 V (phase to neutral), 720 V (phase to phase).
- Current Measurement: Supports 1A or 5A CTs, or Rogowski coils.
- Measurement Range: 0.1 mV to 4000 mV (effective).
- Resolution: 10 Bit.
- Crest Factor: 3.
- Pollution Degree: 2.
- Input Impedance: 47 kΩ.
Communication:
- RS485: Modbus RTU, 9.6 kbps to 115.2 kbps.
- Ethernet: Modbus TCP/IP.
- PC Connection: Via RS232 or Ethernet.
Digital Inputs/Outputs:
- 3 digital inputs, 2 digital outputs.
- Analog outputs available.
Other:
- Internal Fuse: Not replaceable.
- Operating Humidity: Max. 90% RH (non-condensing).
- Mounting Orientation: As desired.
- Ventilation: No forced ventilation required.
Diagrams:
- Connection Terminals: Detailed view of terminal layout.
- Measurement Inputs: Shows connections for voltage, current, and communication.