ES - PGOPR
- Super Small
- Over-Current Circuit Breaker Lock    Protection
- Wide Range of Set-up
- Wide Range of Free Voltage
- Operation Indicator and Identification
   of  Actual Current (LED)
- Manual (Immediate) / Electrical    Recovery
- Hard Condition Resistant
- Super Economic in Power Saving

- Low Voltage Induced Electromotor    (600V Level) Protective Relay
- Break-Down Watch Current Relay
- Alternative Replacement for the    Existing Relay

- Over Current Protection - Operating    after the set up {O TIME}
- Circuit Breaker Protection - Operated    by Over Current
- Lock Protection - As soon as
    {O TIME}    is over
- Operating Current Identification
- Green (MONITOR) LED indicating Power    and Operation
- Red (TRIP) LED indicating Over Load    Status and Operation under Over    Loaded Power

Items Set-up Range

Rated Current PG 01 - ES - 220 0.1A ~ 1.4A
PG 06 - ES - 220 0.5A ~ 6.5A
PG 30 - ES - 220 3A ~ 30A
PG 50 - ES - 220 5A ~ 50A
Time Set-up Operating Time 30 0.2sec ~ 12sec
Others 0.2sec ~ 30sec
Recover Manual(Immediate)/
Electrical(Timely) Recovery
Operating Time Spec Fixed Time
Error Tolerance Current ¡¾15%
Time ¡¾15%
Operating Power Voltage 2-Phase AC 90V ~ 260V
Frequency 50 / 60§Ô
Contact Support Type 1-SPDT(1C)
Status Normal Time Element (95 96 Close)
Rated Current AC 250V / 3A Load Resistant
Power Saving Resistance between the outer
port and the circuit
Over 50§Û for DC 500V Megger
Internal Voltage between the outer
port and the circuit
2.0kv normal frequency for 1 min
between contact points 1.0kv normal frequency for 1 min
between circuits 2.0kv normal frequency for 1 min
Operation Environment Temperature Not in Use -30¡É ~80¡É
When Operating -20¡É ~65¡É
Humidity 30~85% RH with no dew condensation
Voltage and Rated Current of Terminal Over AC 250V 5A
Power Consumption Below 0.5W
Outer Material 35mm DIN-Rail / Panel

 
1. Check List Before Use

Please make sure that the product specifications are the same as ordered.
Check to ensure that no damage has occurred during delivery, and that there are no defects or missing items.

2. Operation Time Set-up
Operation Time: this refers to the time delay in operating the relay when the current is exceeded while the motor is running. Precise set-up is required since the over-current by lock runs after O-Time is passed; operation time is as marked on the scale of the time control knob.

For the initial set-up, turn the O-Time knob to the maximum setting, run the motor and calculate the running time for proper set-up.

(1) Set it longer than the running time considering the running time of the motor.
(2) Running time set-up is controllable in a range of 0.2~12/30 seconds for 2EP Type.
(3) Once the time is set up, when it locks, it will trip after the time passes O-Time at the moment of over current, (when the red LED is lit.)
(4) It will trip after the time passes O-Time when over current occurs while operating.

3. Rated Current Set-up

(1) Turn the current control knob to the maximum setting and run the motor.
(2) While operating, turn the knob counter-clock wise. The point at which the over current indicator lamp (O.L) illuminates red, is the actual load current (100%). Once you have reached this point, turn the knob slightly clockwise so that the current will be set to 110% ~ 120% of the actual current.

4. To Confirm Operating

(1) When only the power is on, if the TEST button is pressed, the over current indicator lamp on the motor protective relay (O.L) will dim. After the time passes set up O-TIME, the (O.L) will brighten, then the power lamp will turn off as it trips.
(2) When it is tripped, if the RESET button is pressed, the over current indicator lamp turns off, the power lamp illuminates, and the initial state is recovered

5. Circuit Breaker Chart