ADVR-2200M Digital Voltage Regulator

Hybrid Analog Digital Voltage Regulator

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ADVR Mcpherson Controls ADVR-2200M

Documents

ADVR-2200M-manual.pdf.pdf

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SENSING INPUT

Volt. 220 ~ 600VAC, 60Hz

DIP Switch SW1, 2 Selectable

OUTPUT

Voltage 85VDC @ 110VAC input

WEIGTH

4 POUNDS

SIZE

6 x 5 x 2 Inches

VOLTAGE REGULATION

30-260 VAC, 60Hz

Key features
Description

POWER DISSIPATION

12 watts

THERMAL DRIFT

0.45% per °C change in AVR ambient

VOLTAGE BUILD UP

Residual voltage at AVR terminal > 5 VAC @ 25Hz

Sensing Input E1, E2, E3 - ◖Voltage: 220 ~ 600VAC, 60Hz DIP Switch SW1, 2 Selectable 175 ~ 280VAC @ 220VAC 330 ~ 490VAC @ 380/480VAC 500 ~ 660VAC @ 600VAC ◖Frecuency: Single or 3 phase Input DIP Switch SW3 Selectable.
Power Input P1 & P2 - ◖ Input: Voltage: 30 ~ 260VAC, 60Hz Single phase ◖Output ◖Voltage: 85VDC @ 110VAC◖Input: 170VDC @ 220VAC input Current Continuous 5A Max. Intermittent 10A for 60 sec
Voltage Regulation - ◖< ± 0.5% ( with 4% engine governing )
Voltage Build-up - ◖Residual voltage at AVR terminal > 5 VAC @ 25Hz
Thermal Drift - ◖0.45% per C change in AVR ambient
External Volts Adjustment - ◖5% with 500ohm 1 watt trimmer - ◖10% with 1000ohm 1 watt trimmer

Excitation Resistance - ◖> 9 ohm
Max. Power Dissipation - ◖ 12 watt
Current Compensation - ◖1 or 5A > 0.2VA (DIP Switch SW3 Selectable)
(C1,C2) - ◖ Max. ±7% @ P.F ±0.7
Analogue Voltage Input - ◖Un 0 ~ 15% @ 0 ~ 10VDC or 0 ~ ±5VDC
Frequency Knee Point- ◖ 60Hz Factory setting is 57 Hz 50Hz Factory setting is 47 Hz
Response Time- ◖ <1 Cycle

Replaces Marathon DVR-2000 Series

ADVR-2200M is an Digital/Analog hybrid voltage regulator that substitutes certain Marathon DVR applications. This regulator can work with either single or three phase sensing and PMG. The ADVR-2200M as protection against over excitation, as well PF (power factor) correction inputs. And also as capabilities for DROOP Paralleling.

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