RGT-MT18 - Reactive power controller 18 steps +TCR with RS485 ModBus

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18-step + TCR reactive power controller for symmetrical/asymmetrical grids with 5-inch touchscreen and RS-485 (TENSE)

Reactive power relays are used to reduce the reactive power (inductive and capacitive) that is unused by the load and drawn from the grid. When inductive power is drawn from the grid, it intervenes by removing a capacitor of a suitable value. When capacitive power is drawn from the grid, it intervenes by removing a shunt inductor of the appropriate value. In this way, it attempts to reduce the inductive/active and capacitive/active speeds of the system. It was designed to enable reasonable compensation in unbalanced inductive and capacitive systems with the RGT-MT18 TCR stage.

• Generator input and generator compensation

• Voltage, harmonic current/voltage, inductive and capacitive alarm output

• Turn-on, discharge and settling times can be set

• Remote communication with RS485 (RS485 ModBus RTU)

• Single-phase, two-phase and three-phase capacitors and shunt reactors can be connected

• Harmonic voltage and current can be observed up to the 61st harmonic

• Total energy (import/export) can be monitored

• THD-V and THD-I values ​​of each phase can be observed

• Creating a performance analysis (20 samples 9999 min.) - for the selection of capacitors

• Temperature alarm output

• Demand recording (active and reactive power, apparent power and power demand)

• Minimum, maximum and average current and voltage values ​​of each phase can be monitored

• current date and time