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ED 100 / 200

Motor Drive ED with IEC61850-Interfacewww.reinhausen.com

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All figures show ED 100 S with TAPCON® 260 (special equipment).

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Individual Control of the Motor Drive ED via IEC61850

Would you like to connect the motor drive of your on-load tap-chang-er with as little effort as possible? Then you should have a look at ournew solution - the world’s first motor drive to be connected andremote-controlled via a simple CAT5 patch cable for Ethernet connec-tions. Take advantage of this typical Reinhausen solution: By profes-sionals for professionals. Until now, you had to install expensive con-trol lines to transmit all the signals between the motor drive and thecontrol room. Our IEC61850 interface integrated in the motor driveputs an end to this. All it needs is an Ethernet cable with RJ45 plugconnector with protection rating IP 65 and a power supply. The rest ischild's play. And the best part: With its IEC61850 interface, the EDmotor drive offers the trend-setting protocol for no-problem commu-nication with the I/O devices of other manufacturers.

The ED. In the end only quality counts

If you are looking for ruggedness, uncompromising quality and relia-bility in an motor drive unit, the ED ist your choice. It offers you deca-des of practical experience and the know-how of the market leaderfor on-load tap-changers. Two models are available. All EDs have oneuniform construction that fits all tap-changers. Naturally the devicealso meets the requirements of IEC 60214-1. The uniform mountingand drive geometry significantly reduces construction costs fortransformer mounting. The ED is also particulary easy to install. Aswing frame ensures clear arrangement of all components and makesconnection easy.

Significant characteristics of standard IEC61850:

• Standard protocol for communication between the various compo-nents of the substation and field control levels and the substation’sprocess control units.

• Future universal use of TCP/IP from the network control center allthe way to the substation.

• Definition of the level functions (so-called logical nodes) in lieu ofdefinition of the physical units.

• Provision of standardized object-oriented data models for eachdevice capable of communication. These data models specify eachparticular participant’s automation functions, hence guaranteeinguniversal interoperability (i.e. the communication and exchange ofinformation) between the various devices of different manufacturerswithin a single substation system while obviating “private areas”.

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An expert’s dream

The ED displays all its strengths during rough everyday operation.• Clear and easy-to-read indicator field which gives you all informa-

tion on regulating range, position of the motor drive unit and tap-changer, tap change and number of changes even when the motordrive unit is closed

• Reflects the logical nodes YLTC, LLN0 and LPHD• For special requests also the LN ATCC (voltage regulator)• Modern cage-clamp terminal technology• Easy-to-access position signaling unit (position signaling module,

position signaling BCD) allows upgrading and later adaption tofuture indicator technologies

• Functional separation of position signaling BCD and positionsignaling module

• Low-noise transmission gear with maintenance-free belt gear astransmission element

• Uniform mounting and drive geometry for all ED models • Panel heater as full-performance anti-condensation heater;

thermostats or hygrostats are no longer needed

Intelligence inside

Are you looking for an on-site solution with integrated electronicsfor direct regulation and monitoring of on-load tap-changers andtransformers? We have the answer. The serial interface IEC61850lets the components communicate directly with your control system.

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Motor drive ED 100 ED 200

Supply voltage 3 AC/N 230/400 VCurrent 1.9 A 5.2 AFrequency 50 HzSynchronous speed 1500 1/minRotation of the drive shaft per tap change 16.5Runtime per tap change approx. 5.4 secRotation of the hand crank per tap change 33Max. number of operating positions 35Voltage of control and header circuit AC 230 VPower consumption of the control circuit 100 VA/25 VA

(activation/operation)Heater power 50 W for ED 100 / 200 S – 60 W for ED 100 / 200 LTest voltage against ground 2 kV (50 Hz/60 Hz)Weight ED 100 / 200 S: 80 kg / ED 100 / 200 L: 130 kgVACUTAP® VV, VR, VT XOILTAP® V, MS XOILTAP® M, RM, R X*DEETAP® DU X*VACUTAP® 3xVR X*OILTAP® 3xM, 3xRM, 3xR, 3xG X*

Technical data (standard model)

Type designation Description Variants

ED 100-ST Product designation Electric driveED 100-ST Transmission gear 100 = small transmission gear

200 = large transmission gearED 100-ST Protective housing model S = small protective housing

L = large protective housingED 100-ST Special applications M = Monitoring

C = plunger-core earth-fault neutralizerT = voltage regulator TAPCON® 240/260fitted with IEC61850LN YLTC, LLN0, LPHD (ATCC)

ED-Description of different models

* Please contact MR

The ED motor drive is also used in retrofit applications with on-load tap-changers made by other manufactures (e.g. Siemens, AEG, TRO).Please contact MR for these applications.

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Please note: The data in our publications may differ from the data of devices delivered.We reserve the right to make changes without notice.IN294/01en – 0806/1000 – 294/01/01/0 – F0157500 · dp · Printed in Germany