Figure 28 - Initial Setting Of Number Of Operations; Figure 29 - Setting Operation Counter Thresholds; Figure 30 - Operation Counter Alarms; Figure 31 - Auxiliary Contact Status - GE CSE Uniserve CB Watch 3 Operating Manual

Circuit breaker monitoring system
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HMI: Settings/Opening and Settings/Closing
An alarm can be set against both the number of opening and closing operations if they
exceed a set threshold. The threshold is set here.
HMI: Settings/Opening and Settings/Closing
This alarm can be used for maintenance purposes
HMI: Measurements/Alarms
52a/52b contacts status
The 52a/52b auxiliary contacts are proximity switches that are there to reflect a direct
image of the circuit breaker position and indicate the status of the circuit breaker:
• 52a aux. contact:
• 52b aux. contact:
HMI: Measurements/Sensors
If for any one pole, the 52a and 52b contacts have the same value (like in example above)
for longer than the "pole discrepancy timeout" set, then a "Pole discrepancy" alarm is
raised. It alerts to the fact that there is a problem with the 52a and 52b contacts for one
pole and that the position of the CB for that pole might be incorrect.
MA-037 - CB Watch 3 Operating Manual
Figure 28 – Initial setting of number of operations
Figure 29 – Setting operation counter thresholds
Figure 30 – Operation counter alarms
is ON when CB is CLOSED and OFF when CB is OPEN
is OFF when CB is CLOSED and ON when CB is OPEN
Figure 31 – Auxiliary contact status
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