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Easergy PS100

Backup Power supply for Electrical substations


Overview
01/2012

Content
> Why PS 100 ?
> Examples of architectures
> PS 100 Main features and benefits
> HMI & lay out
> Communication and Monitoring
> References & Logistic
> Documentation
> Conclusions

Schneider Electric - Easergy PS100 presentation Feb 2012 v4

Why PS 100 ?
The PS 100 unit supplies back-up operating power for :
MV switchgear electrical mechanism ( motors and coils )
Transmission equipment ( e.g radio )
Protection relays , Fault passage indicators or others IEDs
And all others devices in MV/LV substations (LV breakers, PLC concentrator..)
The PS 100 has been designed for supplying power in distributed
architectures ( SC110A, Flair 23VD, VIP410, Sepam) to fit in LV cubicles of SM6,
Premset *
* New MV switchgear range (ex- Matrix project)

The PS 100 will offer a new elegant solution in application in current MV/LV
substations without RTU ( Remote Terminal Unit)
- is integrated in Advan6 wave 3
- in repetitive MV/LV substation with SM6, MH 24+, FBX & RM6 (3 or 4
functions)

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e.g : RM6 or M24,SM6 in MV/LV SS


protection transformer power
PS100

VIP410 or
Sepam 10

Functions :
Transformer Protection,
DGPT2, DMCR or thermal
protection activating coil tripping of
Fuse switch combination or Circuit
breaker

or

IM Switch units
wo electrical
mechanism
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Circuit breaker
unit with
autonomous
protection or
Sepam

Fuse switch
Combination
unit
4

e.g : SM6 in CIB SS


( in commercial and industrial building)

protection transformer power


PS100

VIP410 or
Sepam 10

Functions :
Transformer Protection,
DGPT2, DMCR or thermal
protection activating coil tripping of
Fuse switch combination or Circuit
breaker

or

IM Switch units
wo electrical
mechanism
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Circuit breaker
unit with
autonomous
protection or
Sepam

Fuse switch
Combination
unit
5

e.g : RM6 or M24+ or SM6 in MV/LV SS


Monitoring & protection transformer
L500
Third Party

R200
220Vac

IEC 101
IEC 104
DNP3
over radio, GSM,
GPRS,

Functions :
Coil / Transformer Protection by
Fuse switch combination or Circuit
breaker
Feeder automation
- FPI
LV monitoring
Load management
Alarms management

PS100

RS 485
48Vcc

12V

IM Switch units
(wo Electrical
mechanism)

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Fuse switch
Combination or
circuit breaker
unit
6

e.g : Premset or FBX+ RMU in Utilities


Full feeder automation in distributed architecture

DMS
MDM

Functions :
Transformer Protection
Feeder automation
- FPI
- Switchgear control by Switch
controller SC110A or SC105
- Sectionalizer
- LV monitoring
Load management
Alarms management

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R200

PS100

F23D

SC110A

PM800 VIP

IEC 101
IEC 104
DNP3
over radio,
GSM, GPRS,

PLC
connection

Smart meters

PS 100 Main features


High-availability back-up power supply for medium voltage substations

Uninterrupted power supply


24 or 48 V dc
LV main power supply
100-250 V ac or
110 V dc

90W + 300W 1mn


Uninterrupted power supply
12 Vdc

25 W
PS100

Charging or
supplying

Communication devices
RTU
Modem
Radio

Power supply
Information
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12 Vdc battery

PS 100 Main features


IP 20 / IK 7
Dimensions : 125 x 165 x 160 mm & 2,6 kg

Installation on Din rail mounting

Battery size : 38 AH
170 x 165 x 197 mm

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PS 100 : HMI & lay out


250 Vac main power
supply terminals

Battery & Sector state outputs


2 rotary switches for Modbus
address configuration
Display

AC power
supply OFF
Battery fault

Reset button

Status of the
unit
24 or 48V ON
12V ON

2 RJ45 connectors for


Data transmission

Communication
life indicator

12 -24 or 48 V
Vcc outputs
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Autonomy
Autonomy up to 24 hours
Depend on
Mainly the permanent Load (PL)
the Energy backup (Pb)
The type of battery (38Ah, 24Ah)
Temperature
Battery age

The non permanent load is estimated


to 16 Open&Close cycles of
Switchgear. (Ps)
I.e : 4 operating Sepam10 (4x8=32 W)
allows 12 hours of autonomy

PS100 Autonomy

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PS100 supply capacity


3 examples of maximum number of
devices for 1 PS100:

CB with
protection
relay and
motorization

Switch with
Fault
detector and
motorization

1 PS100 supplies up to 2 protection


relays or 16 switches

ATS with 2 SW
or 2CB

15

With 3 or 4 protection relays, it is


recommended to use 2 PS100 with
redundancy
With an Automatic Transfer Switch
device, it is recommended to use a
second PS100 for protection relays.
For more than 4 Protection relays ,
PS100 isnt usable

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Benefits
Optimized battery backup

Only one battery to simplify the replacement


The PS100 needs only one battery, simplifying replacement vs traditional
backup power supplies require a set of 2 or 4 batteries to produce 12V or
48V, with complicated replacement and adjustment of the battery pack.
Battery can be purchased easily, anywhere in the world : sealed lead 12V
battery ,10 years life

To prevent power network cuts


Enables output voltage backup in case of cuts up to 24 hours

PS100 protects and optimizes the battery duration


Ensures its charge with a regulated and temperature-compensated charger
Checks the battery and prevents the battery deep discharge level
Measures battery ageing and alarms before battery end of life
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Benefits
High availability
PS100 is robust to the harsh environment of electrical substation
Reliability is a key point for Electrical substations :
Insulation: 10 kV,
- 40C to +70C operating temperature...
Electronic protection against over voltage, overloads and short circuit
Automatic restart after fault

Additional Energy back up to restart the installation after a prolonged network cut
an optional Energy back up can be enabled with a local push button to provide
energy for restarting the protection relays and electrical control of MV
switchgears at installation restarting.
Forecast backup reservation : 300 W - 1mm

Modbus communication port forwards monitoring data to allow optimized


maintenance operations.

A limitation, dedicated for radio units, is set up to avoid the battery deep discharge

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Benefits
Redundancy to increase availability and power

Power supply paralleling

- more availability

- or additional power
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Communication and monitoring


Protocol

Modbus

RS 485- configuration of Modbus address by means of 2


rotary switches

Connector

RJ45

Data
transmission

Measuring &
status Data with
date and time

AC supply presence
Battery state ( disconnected, failure, available capacity,
optional back-up reservation)
PS100 Global Status (Ready /internal Fault)
12V & 48V or 24V output failure
Threshold Serious discharge, threshold Energy back-up
Charge indicator, diagnosis information
Reset

Settings

AC voltage loss threshold , DC serious battery


discharge threshold
Battery Test frequency
Energy Back-up enable / disable

Command

Restart 12/48 V ( Energy Back-up)


Run led test
Run battery test

Time stamped
events

100 events ( clock resolution 1ms )

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References
DESIGNATION

REFERENCE

FEATURE

PS100-24V

EMS58580

Back-up Power supply - 12V, 24V output

PS100-48V

EMS58581

Back-up Power supply - 12V, 48V output

Bat 24AH

EMS58582

Long life battery - 12V - 24A.h

Bat38AH

EMS58583

Long life battery - 12V - 38A.h

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e.g : integration PS 100 in IP 31 cabinet

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Documentation
User guide Manuel dutilisation
Leaflet Notice technique
Sales support - Memo vente

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