Connection capability: 30 Aac/30 Adc, 0.2 seconds
Breaking ability: 7 Aac/0.1 Adc
Maximum operating voltage: 240 Vac/250 Vdc
Terminals: AL1, AL2
This output can be used to drive external alarm indicators, buzzers, or discrete inputs for SCADA systems.
7.3 RS-232 communication port
Interface: Full duplex RS-232
Connector: Rear panel DB-9
Baud rate: 4800
Data bits: 8
Verification: None
Stop position: 1
Through this port, BESTCOMS-BE2000E Windows can be used ® Software enables fast and user-friendly settings, monitoring, and debugging.
7.4 Analog (Auxiliary) Input
Voltage range: -3 Vdc to+3 Vdc
Set value offset range: -30% to+30%
Capacity: 1 k Ω
Terminals: A, B
This input allows external devices (such as automatic synchronizers, load distributors, or upper control systems) to fine tune the voltage setting value, achieving advanced closed-loop control.
Environmental adaptability and reliability
BE2000E is designed for harsh industrial environments:
Working temperature: -40 ° C to+70 ° C (-40 ° F to+158 ° F)
Storage temperature: -40 ° C to+85 ° C (-40 ° F to+185 ° F)
Impact: 20 G (three mutually perpendicular planes)
Vibration: Tested by MIL-STD-810E
1 G(5-26 Hz)
0.036 "dual amplitude (27-52 Hz)
5 G(53-500 Hz)
Weight: Only 690 g (1.52 lb)
Practical Engineering Application: Key Points for Replacing DVR 2000E
9.1 Pre installation inspection
Confirm PMG capacitance: Check if the capacitance between PMG terminals in the original system is 7.5 μ F and 370 Vac. If it is not of this specification, it needs to be replaced with a matching capacitor.
Measure magnetic field resistance: Disconnect the excitation machine magnetic field circuit and measure the DC resistance between F+and F -. Confirm ≥ 18 Ω.
Verify the voltage sensing range: Confirm that the generator output voltage is within the selected range of BE2000E.
9.2 Installation steps
Disconnect all external connections of the original DVR 2000E and mark the purpose of each terminal
Install BE2000E in the same installation panel position (fully compatible in size)
Connect according to Figure 1 (typical connection diagram):
Terminals 3 and 4: PMG power input
Terminals E1, E2, E3: Voltage sensing (single-phase or three-phase)
Terminal CT1, CT2: Current sensing
Terminal F+, F -: Magnetic field output (pay attention to polarity)
Connect touch input and alarm output as needed
Before powering on, check all wiring to ensure there are no short circuits or polarity errors
9.3 Debugging points
Set voltage range: Based on the output voltage of the generator, select the correct range gear through internal jumpers or software
Soft start setting: It is recommended to set the initial setting to 30-60 seconds and observe whether the pressure building process is smooth
Stability adjustment: Adjust the stability parameters through programming software to make the voltage response both fast and oscillation free
Underfrequency compensation: Set the V/Hz inflection point frequency and slope to match the characteristics of the generator governor
Protection setting: Set overvoltage and overcurrent protection thresholds according to the parameters of the generator and exciter
9.4 Common problem troubleshooting
Voltage building failure: Check the PMG power input (terminals 3 and 4) and confirm that the PMG output voltage is within the range of 180-240 Vac; Check if the PMG capacitor has a specification of 7.5 μ F
Voltage instability: adjust stability parameters; Check if the voltage sensing circuit wiring is reliable
Overvoltage protection action: Confirm that the voltage range is set correctly; Check if the sensing signal contains abnormal harmonics
Uneven distribution of reactive power during parallel operation: check the sag coefficient setting; Check the polarity and transformation ratio of CT wiring in differential compensation mode
