DEIF AGC-3 Automatic Generator Set Controller

52 battery test results (OK/failed) in the battery test log

Log operation steps

Press the LOG key

Use the up and down arrows to select the desired log type

Confirm by SEL

Use the up and down arrows to scroll through log entries

Move the cursor to FIRST or LAST, press SEL to jump to the earliest or latest record

Summary of Technical Specifications

1. Electrical parameters

Project Parameters

Auxiliary power supply 12/24V DC (8-36V continuous)

Maximum power consumption of 8W

Measure voltage 100-690V AC

Measure current -/1A or -/5A AC

Measurement frequency 30-70 Hz

Accuracy Class 1.0 (IEC/EN 60688)

2. Environmental conditions

Project Parameters

Working temperature -25 ℃ to+70 ℃

Storage temperature -40 ℃ to+70 ℃

Humidity 97% RH (non condensing)

Protection level: host IP20, display screen IP52 (optional up to IP54)

3. Security and authentication

Electrical safety: EN 61010-1

Electromagnetic compatibility: EN 61000-6-1/2/3/4

Classification society certification: major ship classification societies

UL/cUL certification: compliant with UL508 standard

Operation precautions

1. Safety Warning

Only authorized personnel are allowed to operate the equipment

It is strictly prohibited to touch the AC measurement input terminal, as there is a risk of electric shock

Pay attention to electrostatic protection during installation

The factory setting is the average value, and adjustments must be made according to the actual generator set before operation

2. Daily operation suggestions

Familiarize yourself with the button functions and menu structure before operating

Regularly check the alarm list and event logs to promptly detect anomalies

Use testing mode to verify the functionality of the unit and avoid unexpected load transfer

Confirm the current operating status during mode switching to prevent misoperation

3. Fault handling

When an alarm is triggered, first check the alarm list and confirm the alarm type

Check the generator set or external system based on the alarm information

If the alarm still exists after confirmation, further analysis of the cause is required

The log list can serve as an important basis for fault tracing