RSK - 84

RELAY ANNUNCIATOR UNIT
 
Application
 

The relay annunciator unit RSK 84 finds application in electric power and industrial plants for light and audible annunciation of DC or AC supply voltage failures in the circuits of protective and control and instrumentation equipment. The loss of DC supply voltage is hereby annunciated by an AC voltage, and opposite, the loss of AC voltage by a DC voltage. The RSK 84 unit contains six auxiliary relays of which four are employed for DC voltage loss annunciation and two for AC voltage loss annunciation.

 
Description
The RSK 84 unit announces the DC voltage loss in the following method: One of the four relays, Rei to Re4 is to be connected to DC voltege the failure of which is being monitored. The relays are energized and their contacts closed. One N.O. contact of the relay receives via a diode AC voltage which charges the associated relay capacitor, and the other N.O. contact receives AC voltage via the N.O. contact of a push button. By depressing the push button, testing of the signal lamps is effected. At a loss of DC voltage, the relay opens its contacts, and via the first N.C. contact a dischargning of the capacitor takes place. The energy stored in the capacitor is high enough to operate the horn relay RTP-10 which, via its contacts energizes the horn, and the horn remains on unitil a resetting command is given on the horn resetting push button. The other N.C. .contact energizes the corresponding annunciator lamp which remains on until the DC supply voltege is restored at the relay input.
The four DC relays enable, thus, to announce the loss of four DC voltages at four separate busbars, or at four protective units, or the loss of four, by their amount, different DC voltages.
The same method enables the announcement of AC voltege loss on the remaining two relays Re5 and Re6.
This time the relays receive AC voltege, and their contacts receive DC voltage which energizes the horn relay, now being a DC relay, and turns the annunciator lamps on. The two relays are capable of announcing the loss of AC voltage on two units or two busbars, or the loss of two, by their amount, different AC voltages.

 
Features
 

The RSK 84 unit has a wide scope of application. It does not require any inspection or maintenance; it is not susceptible to vibrations and mounting position. It is housed into a standard housing for surface mounting, see fig. 2. The employed auxiliary relays are high quality relays offering a reliable perormance and long life. Printed circuit board wiring technique has been applied, and easily accessible fast acting fuses arranged on the printed circuit board under the unit cover are incorporated for the protection. External connections of the unit are made on two terminal blocks K1 and K2 containing each 12 terminals.

 
SPECIFICATIONS
 
Standard supply voltage of DC relays Up
220 V=
110 V=
48 V=
24 V=
Standardni naponi napajanja of AC relays Up
220V
110 V
48 V
24 V
Number of circuits:
for input signals
6
for light signals
6
for audible signals
2
for lamp test
2
Number of auxiliary relays
4+2
Total number of terminals
24
Power requirement  
for DC supply source 220V
3W approx.
for supply sources of 24, 48 or 110V
1,5W(VA) approx.
for AC supply source 220V
3 VA approx.
Relay contact ratings
maximum voltage
250V
continuous current
5A
current at make
10A
breaking capacity for DC at L/R =40 ms
20W
for AC at cos j = 1
1000VA
Protection
IP42/DIN 40050
Ambient temperature range
-10oCšš ¸ 50oC
Test voltage
2 kV, 50Hz, 1 min.
Mass
2 kg approx.
Dimensions
see fig. 2
 
How to order
 
  • type and voltage of the auxiliary source of supply Up
  • with non-standard versions specify the deviations from standard ratings.

For all inquiries please contact the manufacturer.

Subject to change without prior notice.