ZIRO-F6

16 + 32 CHANNEL
DISTURBANCE RECORDER




ZIRO-F6 disturbance recorder is a stand alone equipment built in a substation or power station. It makes snapshots of the transient events of electric power systems, like switching surges, short circuit currents, voltage swells or sags, and enables the evaluation of the stored events. It consists of a signal conditioner, an A/D conversion board and an IBM PC/AT type industrial computer housed in the same metal box. The input units of the signal conditioner are isolated. The inputs should be specified by the user (the 16 analog inputs can be voltage or current input adjusted for the secondary of CT or VT, while the 32 digital inputs can be connected to a DC voltage via relay contacts e.g. DC voltage of the protection system), when ordering.
The sampling of ZIRO-F6 is synchronous with the actual network frequency. This operation mode results in an accurate zero crossing detection and high accuracy measurement against the equipment being lack of the synchronous sampling. An LCD (128x240 pixel) is built in to enable displaying of the measured time functions immediately on site.
The built in watchdog ensures a continuous self-control. Interruption or failure of operation will be stored on a separated memory.
A dedicated software package is included to download and evaluate the measured signals. Using this program, the measured data can be downloaded during continuous normal operation of the equipment via serial port into another PC, or via modem, into a central data acquisition system. The evaluation software runs under MS Windows.
A double hierarchical structure was developed to avoid misprograming of the equipment by unauthorised persons.

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