Basler 9 2007 00 100 Current Boost System CBS 305
The Basler 9 2007 00 100, also known as the CBS 305 Current Boost System, is a specialized excitation support device designed for synchronous generators. This system provides additional boosting current to the generator field during severe fault conditions or voltage dips, helping to maintain system voltage stability and prevent generator tripping. The CBS 305 is typically used in utility and industrial power systems where grid disturbances can cause significant voltage drops.
The current boost system operates by sensing the generator voltage and current, and upon detecting a fault condition, injects a controlled boost into the excitation circuit. It features a rugged construction with high‑quality components, designed for reliable operation in demanding environments. The CBS 305 includes adjustable settings for boost level and duration, allowing customization to match specific generator and system requirements.
Technical Specifications
Model: CBS 305 (9 2007 00 100)
Function: Current boost / excitation support
Input voltage: 120‑240 V AC (from generator sensing)
Boost output: Up to 10 A additional field current
Boost duration: 0.1‑10 seconds (adjustable)
Activation threshold: Adjustable voltage dip level
Reset mode: Automatic after voltage recovery
LED indicators: Power, boost active, fault
Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C
Dimensions: 150 x 120 x 60 mm
Certifications: CE, UL, RoHS
Functional Features
Voltage stability support: Provides temporary excitation boost during faults to maintain system voltage.
Adjustable boost level: Allows field adjustment of boost current to match generator characteristics.
Automatic activation: Detects voltage dips and activates boost without operator intervention.
Self‑resetting: Automatically resets after the fault clears.
Diagnostic indicators: LED status for power, boost active, and fault conditions.
Typical Applications
Utility generators: Maintaining voltage stability during grid faults.
Industrial plants: Preventing generator tripping during motor starting or fault conditions.
Islanded power systems: Enhancing transient stability in isolated networks.
Installation and Configuration
Mount the CBS 305 on a panel. Connect the voltage sensing inputs from the generator PTs, the boost output to the exciter field circuit, and the power supply. Configure the activation threshold and boost duration using the front‑panel controls. The LED indicators provide status feedback for power and boost activation.
Compliance
Complies with EMC standards, CE and UL approved, RoHS compliant.
Conclusion
The Basler CBS 305 current boost system provides essential voltage support for generators during transient conditions, enhancing system stability and preventing unnecessary trips.




