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BEN 6000
Multi-purpose Intelligent Electronic Device |

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Powerful and Compact
with a new multi-tasking real time operating system
embedded within its core, the NEW BEN 6000 Digital
Fault Recorder delivers state-of-the-art 16 bit
resolution at 12kHz, 0.1% accuracy.
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• Multi-Function
(DFR, DSM, Cont. Rec, RTU, PMU, SER, PQ Monitor)
• 16-bit data acquisition at 12 kHz •
FlashDisk or 8 GB hard drive mass storage •
Triggered (2 speeds) + continuous recordings
• Centralized or decentralized architecture
• Up to 192 Analog inputs and 384 Digital
inputs • Up to 200 triggerable Derived
quantities (virtual channels) • IEC 61850
Compliant |
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Data acquisition units with scaleable and flexible
architecture, allow as many as 24 remote fiber
linked
acquisition units to be located up to 1.8 miles
from
the BEN 6000 centralized control unit . A Power
Quality Monitor which will profile the connected
signals
against EN /IEEE power quality standards is an
available option.
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DSM (Dynamic Swing Monitor) allows the combination
of any inputs to create derived quantities to
trigger long duration records for system stability,
power flow analysis or generator monitoring.
Continuous Recorder feature
can provide more than a month of system recording
to the users specified capacity FlashDisk or 8
GB hard drive independent from event triggering
conditions. A Sequence of Events Recorder (SER)
displaying all digital transitions of input contacts
as well as internal trigger conditions is also
available.
Phasor Monitoring Unit
(PMU) is an available option offering real-time
system phasor information for external processes
fully compliant with IEEE 1344.
An optional Remote Terminal
Unit (RTU) is available for real time measurement
and event reporting to SCADA which allows the
monitoring of the most complex of applications
and is IEC 61850 compliant.
Complete substation or
multiple feeder monitoring with multiple remote
acquisition units
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| GENERAL
MONITORING : |
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| CONTROL
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The control
unit is built on an industrial Compact PCI bus and
one 250 Mips CPU card, available in two versions.
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| REMOTE
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Each remote acquisition
unit, complete with power supply
and fiber interface, can be an assortment of analog
current, voltage, or digital channels remotely located
(1.8 miles) from a Control Unit. |
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Available acquisition
units: • 8 analog voltages and 16 digital
inputs • Up to 8 analog currents or voltages
and 16 digital inputs • 32 digital inputs
• Remote Acquisition Units are an assembly
of voltage
acquisition units and/or current acquisition units
and/or
digital acquisition units remotely located from
the Control
Unit. The remote acquisition unit includes its own
power
supply and optical fiber interfaces for the connection
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the Control Unit. |
| POWER
QUALITY: |
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A power Quality Monitor
for detection, capture and recording
of PQ events and trends compliant with IEC/IEEE
standards
for PQ profiling at an interface between distribution
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load, or between utilities at the transmission level
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| GENERAL
TECHNICAL DATA: |
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| SOFTWARE: |
| CONFIGURATION |
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The CONFIGURATION
software offers a comprehensive Windows™ environment
for the definition and tuning of the BEN6000 basic
functionality and settings. • Identification
of terminals • Scaling • Types
of recording and triggers • Settings
• Relay functions • Circuits and
communications • Diagnostic of the remote
recorder to the board level |
| ANALYSIS & COMMUNICATIONS |
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the true multitasking capabilities of the Analysis
Center Software, all communication is performed
in the background while the user works with analysis
or other functions. The use of high transfer baud
rates (up to 115200 Bps) and powerful data compression
algorithms considerably reduces communication
time.
Retrieved records are introduced in the analysis
software database which allows file classification
with user defined classes (and comments), record
names, DFR serial number, triggering date and
time, record weight, LAN file sharing is supported.
The BEN32 Master Station software allows the data
collection by various means and a multi-facetted
analysis for a complete power system event overview,
analysis and reporting.
• 32 bit application for faster access to
data
• Records Database
• Multitask software (doing communication,
analysis, reporting simultaneously)
• Single software for analysing, communicating,
updating of parameters, reporting, ...
• Windows™ 2000/XP operating systems
• Ethernet or serial communications
• Instant record opening
• Fast scrolling and zoom function
• Easy creation of user defined layout with
drag and drop operation on record channels
• User’s annotations superimposed
on signal trace
• Amplitude modification with channel stretching
handles
• Time and waveform amplitude delta measurement
by means of two cursors
• Display the digital event information
in a sequence of event recorder format
• COMTRADE import/exports
• Multiple analysis windows for parallel
analysis of two records at the same time whether
from the same BEN, from different BEN’s
or from any device providing COMTRADE compatible
files
• In-screen annotations
• Extended printout capabilities allowing
the user to print whole or partial records with
the desired resolution
• Comprehensive on-line help
BEN 32 analysis center software remains
fully backward compatible with any existing BEN
recorder.
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| QUALITY
& RELIABILITY: |
| Supplying customers
with extremely reliable and superior products
is Qualitrols’ main commitment. To
achieve this goal, Qualitrol uses carefully
chosen components and has developed a stringent
in-house quality program and manufacturing control
process. Each BEN series DFR is subject to strict
quality tests ensuring reliable operation for
years. Qualitrol has been awarded with the
world class IS0 9001 Quality Standard of Excellence.
3 Other
shunt values available
4 Performance criteria:
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IEEE,
IEC, EMC and UNIPEDE TESTING STANDARD COMPLIANCE
All substations and generation facilities require
dependable
Digital Fault Recorders. They must be able to
capture critical faults even during severe electrical
surge conditions. BEN series DFR Recorders are
designed to accurately record the fault, not just
survive it.
Qualitrol complies with IEEE C37.90.1-1989,
C37.90.1-1991, IEC61000-4 standards (Surge Withstand,
Disturbance and Isolation are extremely important
considerations when designing, specifying or buying
a Fault Recorder). In addition, the BEN series
DFR complies with EMC61000-4 and CENELEC 50081-2/50082-2
standards.
BEN series Digital Fault Recording systems are
designed to meet or exceed IEEE and IEC standards.
During the manufacturing process, each BEN Series
DFR undergoes extensive factory tests and operation,
in severe electrical environments, ensuring conformity
to these standards.
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