BGS72 should only be connected to the type of power source indicated on the label. The current transformer(s) used with the BGS72 must be appropriate to the amperage of the circuit(s) on which they will be used.
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Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 Packet Power LLC assumes no liability for user’s failure to comply with these safety guidelines. Please read this entire manual carefully before proceeding. This symbol is used throughout this manual to indicate critical safety information.
Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 Regulatory Information Monitoring Units This product has been tested to the following requirements: CONFORMS TO UL/IEC STD 61010-01, 3rd ed.IEC 61010-2-030 ed. 1.0, EN 61010-1:2010, CSA C22.2 NO. 61010-1 IEC 61010-2-032 - Edition 2 - Issue Date 2002/09/01, EN 61010-1:2001, IEC 61010-1, 3rd Edition ...
Monitoring System (“BGS72”) and associated devices. It is a supplement to information provided in the support section of Packet Power’s web site www.packetpower.com/support. The BGS72 must be used in conjunction with a Packet Power Ethernet Gateway. Detailed information about the Ethernet Gateway can be found on the web site above, including information needed to access data from the BGS72 for use in a third-party monitoring application.
Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 Index SECTION 1: GENERAL ...................... 2 HAZARDS ..........................2 Regulatory Information ......................4 Using this Manual ......................... 5 Index ............................. 6 SECTION 2: OVERVIEW ....................7 Service Voltage Service Types ..................... 7 Current Transformers ......................
Ensure that the type of voltage service that is present in the equipment you are monitoring matches the type indicated on the label of the BGS72. The BGS72 cannot be used on 480V equipment if access to N is not present nor on 600/347V circuits. The BGS72 is powered from the voltage source it is monitoring.
Each Gateway can support up to eleven BGS72s; additional Gateways can be added for capacity or redundancy. The BGS72 must be able to establish a wireless connection either directly to a Gateway or to another Packet Power wireless device.
3. Do not make adjustments to the BGS72’s internal wiring. 4. If you believe the BGS72, CTs, interconnect boards or leads have been damaged, do not attempt to repair or use them. All components are built to spec by Packet Power and are not intended for alteration in the field.
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Enclosure dimensions Wire exits The BGS72 has openings for wire exits in the back and on the right side of the enclosure allowing it to be mounted in a variety of positions relative to the equipment being monitored. Wire exit location Description 1 x 7”...
BGS72. If a three-pole breaker is not used, you must ensure suitable over-current protection is provided. The BGS72 comes pre-wired. It is configured to work with one of the supported voltage types. Unless otherwise specified, the unit has inline fuses on each voltage phase. The wire count and color mix will vary based on the voltage service type (see diagrams on the following pages).
Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 CT Interconnect Cables and Boards The CT Interconnect Boards are connected to the BGS72 via the CT Interconnect Cables. The interconnect cables and boards are labeled to ensure proper connection. Mount CT Interconnect Boards The green CT Interconnect Board is fastened to a 72 x 53 x 6.3 mm acrylic base and includes...
(or wire harness) will be attached to the CT Interconnect Board. Each CT lead will have a label (standard labels are CT1, CT2, CT3, etc.). The BGS72 supports 27 to 72 split core or Rogowski coil CTs of varied amperage and size. SPLIT CORE CTs...
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Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 Connect CTs to conductors 1. Disconnect power to the BGS72 if possible. If it is not possible to disconnect power, always treat CT leads as though they carry line voltages. Work on live panels must only be performed by qualified personnel.
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Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 Connect Rogowski coils to conductors 1. Disconnect power to the BGS72 if possible. If it is not possible to disconnect power, always treat the coil leads as though they carry line voltages. Work on live panels must only be performed by qualified personnel.
Each BGS72 has a unique 16-digit ID number that can be found on a label located on the outside of the unit in the top left corner. Each component meter also has a unique 16-digit ID number on the meter’s front label.
Shutdown No special preparation is required prior to shutdown. Using a customer-provided disconnect such as a 3-pole breaker, simply shut off power to the BGS72. Note that this disables power to the monitoring unit only. The conductors on which the CTs are installed will still have live load and must be treated accordingly, and the panel itself will still have live voltage and present a risk of electrocution.
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If a number of readings are missing, ensure the CT Interconnect Cable is securely connected to the associated CT Interconnect Board. If the BGS72 powers on but no meters are able to establish communications with a Gateway, contact Packet Power support.
Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 SECTION 5: MAINTENANCE Equipment Parts List Contact Packet Power support if you encounter issues related to any parts or before attempting any repairs. Of these items, the following can be replaced in the field by qualified personnel: ...
Customers are encouraged to keep firmware current by applying updates once a year or whenever a critical firmware release is issued. Firmware updates can be arranged via Packet Power support and are available for all devices under warranty. This includes the original manufacturer’s warranty or the optional extended service warranty purchased after the manufacturer’s warranty ends.
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Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 ROGOWSKI COIL SENSOR 1. Disconnect power to the BGS72 if possible. If it is not possible to disconnect power, always treat the coil leads as though they carry line voltages. Work on live panels must only be performed by qualified personnel.
Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 Dismantling The BGS72 contains components that may fall under local electronics disposal guidelines. Please adhere to local requirements. No lead is used in the BGS72. Emergency Measures Contact Packet Power support at 1-877-560-8770 or support@packetpower.com.
Packet Power Multi-Circuit Monitor BGS72 User Manual V2.0 APPENDIX: SAMPLE PANEL DETAIL Packet Power’s “Monitoring Made to Measure” approach allows for each BGS72 unit to be customized to your needs. The panel detail provides important information on how your BGS72 was produced.
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