2Specifications are subject to change without notice (26.10.99)
S 171, SY 175
Reaction time
τ= 0.2 s, worst case reaction
time may be up to 5 x τ
Adjustable delay on release
built-in (0.2s - 10s)
Note:
Reaction time + set time =
actual delay on release time
Accuracy
OFF delay 10 s, -1/+3 s on max.
< 0,1 s on min.
Time function (S 171)
Delay on release 0.2-10 s. adj.
Indication for
Power supply ON LED, green
Output ON LED, red
Environment (IEC 60947-1)
Degree of protection IP 20 B (IEC 60529)
Pollution degree (IEC 60664)
1: S 171 380/400/415
SY 175 380/415
2: S 171 220, SY 175 220
Operating temperature -20° to +50°C (-4° to +122°F)
Storage temperature -50° to +85°C (-58° to +185°F)
Weight 200 g
Approvals S 171: UL, CSA, SEV
(SEV only 3 x 220 VAC)
SY 175: UL, CSA
The knob-adjustable relays
detect phase asymmetries of
2 to 12% of phase-phase
amplitude.
The relay operates when all
three phases are present at
the same time and the phase
sequence is correct as well as
the measured asymmetry/un-
balance is below set point (2
to 12% of phase asymmetry).
Phase angle failures are regi-
stered as phase asymmetry.
S 171 releases if one or more
of the above factors deviate
for more than the set time. SY
175 releases immediately.
If the supply voltage drops to
approx. 25% of the phase-
phase voltage, the relay re-
leases without time delay.
Mode of Operation
Applications of asymmetry
I: Mains monitoring:
Phase sequence.
Phase loss.
Phase amplitude
asymmetry.
II: Load monitoring:
Phase sequence (direction
of motor rotation).
Fuse blowing.
Example 1
Mains network monitoring
The relay monitors phase
loss, that the power supply
has correct phase sequence,
that all three phases are
present, and that the phase
asymmetry is within the pre-
set level.
Setting
The allowed asymmetry for
the mains voltage amplitudes
is set on the potentiometer.
Example 2
Starting and operating load
monitoring
The 3-phased monitoring re-
lays for electrical loads en-
sure correct starting and op-
erating conditions. The relays
measure phase sequence and
consequently the correct di-
rection of motor rotation.
The most frequent cause of
asymmetry and unbalance is
fuse blowing. In this case the
motor regenerates the inter-
rupted phase. The size of the
regenerated phase depends
on the actual me- chanical
load and motor size. In this
case it is a combination of
phase amplitude and phase
angle asymmetry, and nor-
mally the regenerated voltage
will cause an asymmetry
higher than 2-3%.
Setting
Turn the asymmetry potentio-
meter counterclockwise (from
max.) until the relay releases.
Continue turning approx. 1
mark clockwise to ensure cor-
rect operation. At approx. 5%
or less asymmetry, ensure that
possible power supply varia-
tions do not result in errone-
ous releases.
Example:
Usupply nom. = 380 VAC
Setpoint = 6% ~ 23 VAC
Hysteresis = 1% ~ 4 VAC
The relay is ON if all 3 phase-
phase voltages are within the
range of 357 to 403 VAC. The
relay is OFF if one or several
phase-phase voltages are
higher than 403 VAC plus 1%
= 410 VAC or lower than 357
less 1% = 349 VAC.
Wiring Diagrams
Example 1 Example 2
General Specifications