Remote Keypad - Trane RTHA Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Remote Keypad

Meeting NFPA 70
A remote keypad for the Benshaw Redistart is available. In
some instances, the remote keypad can be used to meet
NFPA 70 guidelines for arc flash protection.
The remote keypad has several features some of which are
listed below:
Allows plain language programming
View Status Information (accelerating, running - up to
speed, stopping, etc.)
Set / Examine operating parameters
Detailed plain language fault information to the last
nine faults including;
Fault Description
Status when fault occurred (run, stopped, etc.)
Current in each phase when fault occurred
Voltage in each phase when fault occurred
Kw when fault occurred
Frequency when fault occurred
Run time since last reset occurred
Metering +/- 2% accuracy for the following
Average Current
L1 Current
L2 Current
L3 Current
Current Imbalance%
Ground Fault Amps / residual
Average Voltage
L1-L2 Voltage
L2-L3 Voltage
L3-L1 Voltage
Overload%
Power Factor
Watts
Var's
KW Hours
MW Hours
Phase Order
Line Frequency
Run Time - Days or Hours
Number of Starts
Peak Starting Current
Last Start Duration (accelerating)
RLC-SVN005B-EN
See
"Parts Ordering," p.
Figure 40. Benshaw remote keypad MX/MX2
Note: See Benshaw User Guide #890034-01-00 for
complete details on the remote keypad.
43for appropriate part numbers.
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