Specification - MTS Systems ADVR-12 Operation Manual

1. SUMMARY
The ADVR-12 is a totally new hybrid 12 Amp
universal voltage regulator with a comparable
footprint as the Basler* AVC63-12 and AVC125-10,
CAT* VR6, KATO* K65-12B and K125-10B, and the
Leroy Somer* 202-8634, and many other. To
simplify installation, voltage sensing without PT's up

2. SPECIFICATION

Sensing Input 1 or 3 Phase
Voltage 220 / 440VAC 50 / 60Hz
(SW5 Selectable)
180 ~ 260VAC @ 220VAC
330 ~ 520VAC @ 440VAC
Power Input 1Ø or 3Ø
Voltage 100 ~ 300VAC, 40 ~ 500Hz
Output 63VDC @ 110VAC input
125VDC @ 220VAC input
Output
Current Continuous 12ADC
Maximum 25ADC for 10 sec
Frequency
50 / 60Hz (SW4 Selectable)
40 ~ 51Hz @ 50Hz Preset 47Hz
50 ~ 61Hz @ 60Hz Preset 57Hz
Voltage Regulation
< ± 0.5% ( with 4% engine governing )
Voltage Build-up
Residual voltage at AVR terminal > 6 VAC @ 25Hz
Thermal Drift
°
0.03% per C change in AVR ambient
Outline and Drilling Diagram
Figure 1
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to 520 volts was added, also new DIP & TRIM
adjustment
paralleling and PF controllers in the market. The
new CPU design makes the ADVR-12 exceedingly
stable, however keeping the analog power circuit for
fast response.
Over Excitation Protection
External Volts Adjustment VR
Excitation Resistance
Current Compensation
Analogue Voltage Input
Respond Time
Unit Power Dissipation
Dimensions
Weight
1. AVR can be mounted directly on the engine,
2. All voltage readings are to be taken with an
3. Secure all wiring connection. Do not install AVR at a
4. Fuse specification：12.5A/500V VF blow type.
UNITS : mm
compatible
60% of Input Voltage
10K ohm 0.5 watt trimmer
> 10 ohm
1 or 5A > 0.2VA
Max ±7% @ P.F ±0.5
Un0 ~ 10% @ ±5VDC <2mA
< 1 Cycle
Max. 12 watt
214mm L * 163mm W * 45.7mm H
1130g ± 2%
ATTENTION
genset, switchgear, control panel, or any position
that will not affects operation. For dimension
reference, please see Figure 1.
average-reading voltmeter
high-potential test equipment must not be used.
Use of such equipment could damage the AVR.
place with high vibrations to prevent loose
connections. For safety do not touch the heat sink
while in operation.
with many automatic
Meggers and
ADVR-12