ffllyyeerr
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Anyone know of a good meter to measure, adjust & monitor PF for such an application?
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Power Factor Meter for 200 KW grid tied generator
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Need additional info;
1) What do you have in terms of PTs and CTs?
2) Does you exciter controls not presently control pf? What is the make /model of this controller (or is it embedded into the main generator controller)?
3) Where is setpoint coming from for this new pf controller?
4) Do you currently have a digital power meter associated with the gen-set? If so, make & model svp?
"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931)
1) What do you have in terms of PTs and CTs?
2) Does you exciter controls not presently control pf? What is the make /model of this controller (or is it embedded into the main generator controller)?
3) Where is setpoint coming from for this new pf controller?
4) Do you currently have a digital power meter associated with the gen-set? If so, make & model svp?
"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931)
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ffllyyeerr
Electrical
Hi:
It's a 2400 V, 3-Ph generator - 2-20:1 PT's & 3-CT's. PF/VAR controller is an older Basler (analog) SCP 250. I suspect it's doing a decent job but need it has no output so there's no way to tell.
Thanks.
It's a 2400 V, 3-Ph generator - 2-20:1 PT's & 3-CT's. PF/VAR controller is an older Basler (analog) SCP 250. I suspect it's doing a decent job but need it has no output so there's no way to tell.
Thanks.
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