Market Solutions Guide for Panasonic models including: Panasonic, Energy Market, Renewable Energy, Solar Power, Inverters, Smart Meters, Motion Control, Tilt Control, Servo System, PLC, HMI, Motion Detection, NaPiOn, PIR Sensor, Ambient Light Detection, NaPiCa, Relays, EP Series, LF-G Series, HE PV Series, PhotoMOS, Tilt Sensor, AFPX-C30T, Minas A4, KW4 Power Meter, GT32 Touch Screen, Smart Grid, AMI, TMD-P0110, Industrial Automation, Energy Solutions, Sensors, Control Systems
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2 Panasonic Electric Works provides optimal solutions in the renewable energy space by supplying the technology and products ideally suited for Solar power conversion and Smart Meters. Utilities Power plant Power distribution network Industrial Solar Step down power lines Wind Inverter & Smart meter Commercial Residential Inverters are typically used to convert DC voltages to AC voltages in both residential and commercial photovoltaic systems. Models vary widely in power range from 1 kW to >100 kW and configured serially, in parallel or as modules. Inverters connected to photovoltaic systems can be also designed in such a way to allow energy to transfer to and from the public grid. Inverter input voltage depends on needed power, and in the example of 100 W, the input voltage can be 12, 24, or 48V. Below is a basic configuration of a DC/AC Inverter for Solar photovoltaic systems. Example of renewable power management systems PPVV P h o to v o lta ic panels R e la y R e la y Power line DDCC//AACC IInnvveerrtteerr R e la y S .M . Sm art m eter LLooaadd BBaatttteerryy BBaacckk--uupp Basic solar (PV) system Panasonic Energy Solutions Panasonic Electric Works is committed to develop industryleading energy conservation products in response to new global energy initiatives. Many Panasonic components are used in energy conservation and management / control systems. In the renewable space, many products are ideal for photovoltaic solar power generation and control. Renewable Solar Wind Wave Geothermal Biomass Biofuel Photovoltaic (PV) Systems 1~5 KW 6~10 KW Solar Tracker / Concentrated PV Power Tower Solar Trough Residential 4~10 MW Commercial · Tracks movement of the sun for maximum energy capture. · Tilt sensor module for angle detection, and alert function for strong winds or earthquake. · EP relay for DC breaker (remote on/off) and angle calibration. 10~20 MW · A field of movable mirrors reflecting solar radiation on a central receiver in the upper portion of the tower. · Tilt sensor module for concentrator angle detection and alert function. 50 MW · Solar thermal energy collector using a long parabolic mirror with a tube running its length at the focal point. · Tilt sensor module for concentrator angle detection and alert function. 3 PIR sensors Light sensors LF-G relays HE PV relays PhotoMOS® EP relays Tilt sensor PLC HMI Servo system 4 Photovoltaic (PV) Systems - Residential Power line (Grid) Smart meter PV panel PhotoMOS® (AQV, AQW) Power latching relay ECO power meter (KW4) (V, A, KW, KWH, PF) DC safety disconnect DC/AC inverter EP LF-G, HE PV LF-G, HE PV Utility panel DC/AC inverter LF-G, HE PV EP Grid + EP Batt Battery disconnect LF-G, HE PV Load AC safety disconnect Battery back-up 5 Motion Control Tilt Control 0 - 90° detection angle range for accurate panel positioning. A4 series Servo System The PLC sends position commands to the servo system to move solar array panels. FP-X series PLC Panasonic FP-X series PLC calculates the position of the sun based on GPS coordinates and time of day. Sample solar tracking program SD card GT series HMI All settings can be monitored from a GT series touch panel. Logged data is saved on an SD memory card in CSV format. 128 data points max. 60,000 records max. 16 files max. 6 Motion Detection NaPiOn is a passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor that provides precise occupancy detection. PIR sensors detect a temperature difference in the form of IR radiation from humans and animals. Output is triggered by a combination of temperature change and motion. Passive components generate no outward signal into the area and are ideal for battery powered and low power consumption applications. Fully integrated features unique to the NaPiOn include a built-in amplifier, comparator for digital output, power stabilizer, quad PIR element and optical filter. All components are enclosed in a TO-5 metal package delivering a fully functional sensor with added protection from noise interference. Advantages are compact size for easy integration and circuit design simplicity. A quad sensing element differentiates the NaPiOn and provides more sensitive detection zones than a dual element. Quad element designs can identify presence even with slight motion due to a higher concentration of elements. Standard (5 m) Slight motion (2 m) Spot detection (5 m) Long range (10 m) Part numbers Part number AMN311** AMN321** AMN331** AMN341** Type Standard Slight motion Spot detection Long range Standa5rmd (d1e6t.e4cftt)ion +2.5m (+8.2ft) Spot detection 5m (16.4ft) Sligh2tmm(o6t.5ioftn) dLeot1en0cgmtiroa(n3n2g.e8ft) -2.5m (-8.2ft) +2.5m (+8.2ft) -2.5m (-8.2ft) Slight motion detection zone +6m (+19.6ft) ABC Warehouse -10m (-32.8ft) +10m (+32.8ft) -6m (-19.6ft) Long range detection zone Ambient Light Detection AMS104 SMD AMS302 Through-hole NaPiCa is a Cadmium-free light sensor with spectral response similar to that of the human eye. Design consists of a photodiode with a built-in current amplifier. NaPiCa detects visible light and converts to a linear photocurrent output that is proportional to illumination. Eliminating the need for an external amplifier simplifies the circuit design, and a higher value photocurrent provides greater sensitivity with usable output. NaPiCa provides sufficient output even with incident light attenuation by an enclosure due to a built-in amplifier. Also the NaPiCa photo IC design offers minimal temperature effect on sensitivity. All NaPiCa models feature silicon chips with a lead(Pb)-free design and RoHS compliance. 3 different models are available: Through-hole with the same terminal shape as CdS cells, SMD for automatic mounting and chip design for compact design and smallest footprint. Light sensors are used in conjunction with occupancy sensors for daylight harvesting, where artificial lighting is dimmed in proportion to ambient natural sunlight entering a building. Relative sensitivity AMS402 Chip NaPiCa Internal circuit UV spectrum Visible light spectrum 1 Infrared spectrum 0.8 Human spectral 0.6 sensitivity NaPiCa spectral sensitivity (SMD, through-hole) Amp High sensitivity (photocurrent output) 0.4 NaPiCa spectral sensitivity (C h ip ) 0.2 0 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 Wavelength (nm) Light-sensitive measurement equipment Screen light adjustment GPS 8 Relays EP Series Safe construction: Contact chamber is hermetically sealed Contact chamber is filled with H2 gas that extends the life of the relay Small size DC/AC inverter Batt Screw terminal PC board mount - Top mount available 10A [400V], 60A [400V], 80A [400V], 300A [400V] Higher voltages available Breakdown voltage 2,500 V rms EP EP Battery disconnect LF-G / HE PV Series AC safety disconnect LF-G, HE PV 1.5mm 1.5mm LF-G Load Grid LF-G and HE relays are ideally suited for VDE 0126 compliance. Contact gaps of 1.5mm minimum are important on the AC side to disconnect grid feeding inverters from the power grid. 2.5mm HE PV Tilt Sensor The Tilt Sensor Module captures angle position for optimal sun tracking and maximum energy production. Adjustable upper and lower limits offer an alert function for strong winds or earthquakes. Tilt sensor module (2 axis detection) · Complete solution with acceleration sensor, microprocessor and power supply circuit. · Dimensions: 142mm x 78mm x 49.5mm (L x W x H). · 0 ~ 90° detection angle range (± 45°) / 0.1° typical detection accuracy. · 21.6 ~ 26.4V operating supply voltage, · -40°C ~ +85°C operating temperature and IP67 enclosure. · RS485 communication with MODBUS protocol. Adjustable offset For ease of installation the tilt sensor module has an adjustable zero point reset function to any absolute angle degree. In this mode the unit automatically compensates angle and output angle as follows: Output angle = Actual absolute angle compensatory angle Dynamic range is ±45° and is the maximum detection range under adjustable offset mode. Adjustable upper and lower limit Solid state relays in the unit turn On or Off based on designated upper and lower limits. When tilt exceeds upper or lower limit, P1 and P2 outputs will turn On. This is designed as an alert function for strong winds or earthquakes. COM P1 P2 RS485-A RS485-B +24V GND 45 [deg] [deg] 45 [deg] 0 [deg] Dynamic range ON [upper limit angle] OFF 45 [deg] 45 [deg] 0 [deg] Dynamic range ON [lower limit angle] 10 Technical Data - Motion Detection NaPiOn Motion Sensors (AMN) Digital Output Items Rated operating voltage Rated consumption current (Standby) Output (when detecting) Current Voltage Circuit stability time Minimum Typical Maximum Typical Maximum Maximum Minimum Maximum Typical Maximum Symbol Vdd Iw Iout Vout Twu Standard type 3.0 V DC -- 6.0 V DC 170 A 300 A 100 A Vdd -0.5 -- 7 s 30 s Power supply ON OFF Standard (5 m) AMN311** Slight Spot motion detection (2 m) (5 m) AMN321** AMN331** Long range (10 m) AMN341** Specified value Low current consumption type 2.2 V DC -- 3.0 V DC 46 A 60 A 100 A Vdd -0.5 -- 7 s 30 s Measured conditions -- Iout = 0 Vout Vdd - 0.5 Open when not detecting -- Analog Output Items Rated operating voltage Rated consumption current Output current Output voltage Output offset average voltage Steady-state noise Circuit stability time Detection state Detect Not detect Sensor output ON OFF Circuit stability time Minimum Maximum Typical Maximum Maximum Minimum Typical Maximum Minimum Typical Maximum Typical Maximum Maximum Symbol Vdd Iw Iout Vout Voff Vn Twu Specified value 4.5 V DC 5.5 V DC 170 A 300 A 50 A 0 V 2.5 V Vdd 2.3 V 2.5 V 2.7 V 155 m Vp-p 300 m Vp-p 45 s Measured conditions -- Iout = 0 -- -- Steady-state output voltage when not detecting -- -- 11 Technical Data - Ambient Light Detection AMS104 SMD AMS302 Through-hole NaPiCa Light Sensors (AMS) Absolute maximum ratings (Ambient temperature: 25°C 77°F) Items Reverse voltage Photocurrent Power dissipation Operating temperature Storage temperature Symbol VR IL P Topr Tstg AMS104/AMS302 -0.5 to 8 V 5 mA 40 mW -30°C to +85°C -22°F to +185°F -40°C to +100°C -40°F to +176°F Recommended operating condition Items Minimum Reverse voltage Maximum Symbol VR AMS104/AMS302 1.5 V 6 V AMS402 Chip AMS402 -0.5 to 6 V 1 mA 6 mW -30°C to +85°C -22°F to +185°F -40°C to +100°C -40°F to +176°F AMS402 1.5 V 5.5 V Electrical and optical characteristics (Ambient temperature: 25°C 77°F) Items Peak sensitivity wavelength Photocurrent 1 Photocurrent 2 Photocurrent 3 Dark current Switching time Rise time Fall time -- Minimum Typical Maximum Minimum Typical Maximum Typical Maximum Typical Typical Symbol IL1 IL2 IL3 I Tr Tr AMS104/AMS302 580 nm 9.1 A 13 A 16.9 A 182 A 260 A 338 A 500 A 0.3 A 8.5 ms 8.5 ms AMS402 560 nm 0.7 A 1 A 1.3 A 14 A 20 A 26 A 35 A 0.05 A 1.2 ms 1.2 ms 12 Technical Data - Relays Electromechanical Relays LF-G HE PV AC side of inverter Grid line safety cut-off circuits EP DC breaker circuit Angle calibration Items Contacts Arrangement Material Current rating Voltage rating Coil Nominal voltage Holding voltage Operating power Electrical Insulation resistance (initial) Breakdown voltage between open contacts Breakdown voltage between contact and coil Surge breakdown voltage between contact and coil General Ambient temperature Expected life (mechanical) Expected life (electrical resistive load) Dimensions (L x W x H) Rating LF-G series 1 Form A AgSnO2 22 A - 31 A 250 V AC 9, 12, 18, 24 V DC 35% of nominal V 1,400 mW 1,000 M (at 500 V DC) 2,500 Vrms (1 min) 4,000 Vrms (1 min) 6,000 V (initial) -40°C to +85°C 106 min (180 cpm) 3 x 104 min (20 cpm) 15.7 x 30.1 x 23.3 mm UL, C-UL and VDE HE PV series 1 Form A AgNi 48 A 250 V AC 6, 9, 12, 24 V DC 40% of nominal V 1,920 mW 1,000 M (at 500 V DC) 2,000 Vrms (1 min) 5,000 Vrms (1 min) 10,000 V (initial) -50°C to +85°C 106 min (180 cpm) 3 x 104 min (1 s on: 9 s off) 33 x 38 x 36.3 mm UL, C-UL and VDE EP series 1 Form A -- 80 A 400 V DC 12, 24 V DC -- 4.5 W 100 M (at 500 V DC) 2,500 Vrms AC (1 min) 2,500 Vrms AC (1 min) -- -40°C to +80°C 2 x 105 103 (L/R 1 ms) 40 x 75.5 x 79 mm -- 13 Technical Data - Relays PhotoMOS® Relays Input Items LED forward current LED reverse voltage Peak forward current Power dissipation Load voltage (peak AC) Output Continuous load current Peak load current Power dissipation Total power dissipation I/O isolation voltage Temperature limits Operating Storage Symbol IF VR IFP Pin VL IL Ipeak Pout PT Viso Topr Tstg Connection type A* B* C* AQV212(A) 60 V 0.55 A 0.65 A 0.80 A 1.2 A AQV215(A) 100 V 0.32 A 0.42 A 0.60 A 0.96 A AQV217(A) AQV210(A) AQV214(A) 50 mA 5 V 1 A 75 mW 200 V 350 V 400 V 0.18 A 0.13 A 0.12 A 0.22 A 0.15 A 0.13 A 0.30 A 0.17 A 0.15 A 0.54 A 0.4 A 0.3 A 500 mW 550 mW 1,500 V AC -40°C to +85°C -40°F to +185°F -40°C to +100°C -40°F to +212°F AQV216(A) 600 V 0.05 A 0.06 A 0.08 A 0.15 A AQV214H(A) 400 V 0.12 A 0.13 A 0.15 A 0.3 A 5,000 V AC Items LED forward current Input LED reverse voltage Peak forward current Power dissipation Load voltage (peak AC) Output Continuous load current Peak load current Power dissipation Total power dissipation I/O isolation voltage Temperature limits Operating Storage Symbol IF VR IFP Pin VL IL Ipeak Pout PT Viso Topr Tstg Connection type AQW614(A) 400 V 0.1 A (0.13 A) 0.3 A 1,500 V AC * Refer to technical specifications for connection schematics and wiring diagrams. AQW612EH(A) AQW610EH(A) 50 mA 5 V 1 A 75 mW 60 V 350 V 0.5 A (0.6 A) 0.12 A (0.14 A) 1.5 A 0.36 A 800 mW 850 mW 5,000 V AC -40°C to +85°C -40°F to +185°F -40°C to +100°C -40°F to +212°F AQW614EH(A) 400 V 0.1 A (0.13 A) 0.3 A 14 Technical Data - Motion Control AFPX-C30T Programmable Controller Rated voltage No. of I/O points Expansion units Program memory Data memory Communication Motion control High speed counter 24 VDC / 100~240 VAC 16 DC inputs/ 14 transistor type output Up to 8 expansion units for more than 300 I/O 32K built-in Flash ROM 32K RS232/USB (RS485 communication cassette) 4 axis (up to 100KHz) 8 single phase channels Minas A4 Servo System Rated voltage Rated output Rotary encoder Speed Motor structure Driver Tuning Load control 100V 200V single-phase or 3 phase 50 W to 7.5 KW Built-in encoder incremental / absolute 17 bits 3,000 RPM (5,000 max.) Shaft round and key-way center tap, holding brake, oil seal Programmable: position, torque, velocity, and full control mode Real-Time Auto-Gain tuning Vibration control: 2-channel notch filter, damping control Built-in dynamic brake In-rush current suppressing function KW4 Power Meter Rated operating voltage Rated frequency Voltage measurement CT sensors Basic functions Communications Dimensions Protective construction 100 to 120 / 200 to 240 VAC 50 / 60 Hz 100 to 400 VAC 5A / 50A, 100 A, 250A, and 400A Instantaneous electrical power Voltage and current display Built-in hour meter Integrated measured power (up to 9999.99 MWh) Built-in pulse input function RS485 interface, MEWTOCOL Protocol, up to 99 units, maximum distance 1200 m DIN48 IP66 GT32 Touch Screen Rated voltage Screen size Display device Display color, resolution Backlight Memory Communications Backlight 24 VDC 5.5 inch TFT Color LCD 4,096 colors; 320 x 240 dots CFL 12 MB Panasonic, Mitsubishi, Omron, Toshiba,Yokogawa, Keyence, Hitachi, Allen-Bradley, Siemens, LG, Modbus, General purpose 50,000 hrs. average life 15 Future Energy Solutions Smart Grid deployment in the near future will offer energy savings, cost reductions and increased reliability to our electrical infrastructure. Smart meters provide real time energy usage with the option of two-way communication. AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure) is a system that measures, collects and analyzes energy usage. AMI offers a platform to control energy distribution and the ability to monitor and control appliances at consumers' homes. Renewable energy sources are intermittent in nature and stand to benefit from implementation of a Smart Grid. A power infrastructure using renewable sources requires the means to reduce electrical demand by load shedding in periods of low power generation. A Home Area Network (HAN) extends some capabilities of the Smart Grid into the home using standards such as Zigbee. The ability to shut down or hibernate devices when not in use can provide a significant reduction in energy use. Conservation Lighting Occupancy Control Lights are automatically turned on, turned off or dimmed based on occupancy detection. NaPiOn Daylight Harvesting Artificial lighting is dimmed factoring in ambient natural sunlight entering the building. NaPiCa Smart Time Scheduling Scheduled switching or dimming of lights. Power latching relay Smart Grid Generation Transmission Distribution Management Smart Meter Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) utilizes relays for transmission through RF, cellular signals and power lines. PhotoMOS Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) offers two-way communication. and control of appliances. Power latching relay Signal relay Programmable Thermostat Smart time scheduling and a PIR sensor for occupancy detection. Signal relay NaPiOn TMD-P0110Adobe PDF Library 7.0 Adobe InDesign CS2 (4.0.5)
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