HUH relay's, Voltage being monitored Outline · [ Standard ] · Linear+

[MRNSWC]

I have recently purchased several of these relay's, having never used them before I have attached one to a breadboard trying to fiqure out how they work. What voltage is H, Un and U in the schematic supplied with the relay's?

[John Williams]

On the function diagram, Un is the supply voltage that powers the HUH. U is the voltage threshold setting from the dial on the front face. H is the hysteresis setting from the dial on the front face.

[MRNSWC]

I guess I need to clarify my question. Is U the voltage at terminals A2&1 or at E&M? Is H the Voltage at E&M or A1&2? Same for Un

[John Williams]

Un is the voltage supply at A1 & A2.

U is the measured voltage between one of the E terminals and M.

H is a percentage of the threshold setting U.

There is no voltage value assigned to the examples. The range varies depending on which terminal is selected between E1, E2, and E3.

[MRNSWC]

What does it mean when the Un and R lights are flashing on and off? Is there a function for the three switch positions between the under and overvoltage settings?

[John Williams]

As printed on the product data sheet, "If the switch is set to a non-conforming position, the product goes into fault mode, the output relay stays open, and the LEDs flash to signal the position
error."


General principle:
The operating mode is set by the user.
A switch is used to select under or overvoltage modes, with or without latching.
The switch position, and hence the operating mode, is read by the product on energisation.
If the switch is set to a non-conforming position, the product goes into fault mode, the output relay stays open, and the LEDs flash to signal the position
error.
If the switch position changes while the unit is operating, all the LEDs flash but the product continues to work normally with the function selected on
energisation prior to the change of position.
The LEDs return to their normal state if the switch is reset to its initial position defined before the last energisation.
The under or overvoltage threshold value is set by a graduated potentiometer as a percentage of the U scale to be monitored.
The hysteresis is set by a graduated potentiometer from 5 to 50% of the preset threshold. The hysteresis value cannot be higher than the extremes of the
measurement range.

[MRNSWC]

As printed on the product data sheet, "If the switch is set to a non-conforming position, the product goes into fault mode, the output relay stays open, and the LEDs flash to signal the position
error."


General principle:
The operating mode is set by the user.
A switch is used to select under or overvoltage modes, with or without latching.
The switch position, and hence the operating mode, is read by the product on energisation.
If the switch is set to a non-conforming position, the product goes into fault mode, the output relay stays open, and the LEDs flash to signal the position
error.
If the switch position changes while the unit is operating, all the LEDs flash but the product continues to work normally with the function selected on
energisation prior to the change of position.
The LEDs return to their normal state if the switch is reset to its initial position defined before the last energisation.
The under or overvoltage threshold value is set by a graduated potentiometer as a percentage of the U scale to be monitored.
The hysteresis is set by a graduated potentiometer from 5 to 50% of the preset threshold. The hysteresis value cannot be higher than the extremes of the
measurement range.

[MRNSWC]

I am not sure what data sheet you are refering to but the one I received with the relay and the one on your website do not give me any of this information. It would have been very helpfull to have all this information included with the purchased relay's.