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800.727.5646 atcdiversified.com Diversified Electronics CMC Series
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A C Ov e r C ur r e n t M o n i t or
The CMC Series is used to detect a motor jam up and give the equipment
an opportunity to clear itself before going into a lockout and alarm mode.
Control voltage is continuously applied to the CMC monitor. Upon
application of the control voltage the Forward and Alarm Relays
energize. When AC current is initially applied, the Inrush Time Delay is
initiated to disable the over current sensor during the inrush period. (See
1 on graph).
On over current the Forward Relay de-energizes and the unit has a
5 second dead band, then the Reverse Relay energizes for the selected
time delay. then, the Reverse Relay de-energizes, rests for the Dead Band
and the Forward Relay energizes completing one full cycle (See 2 on graph).
After one cycle is complete the Forward relay remains energized if conditions
have returned to normal. If an overcurrent remains, the unit will go through
the same operating sequence as before until jam is corrected or the number of
preselected cycles have occurred.
The number of cycles that occur before lockout is field selectable from 1 to 9
cycles. to prevent the faults from accumulating and causing nuisance alarms, a Time
Band is initiated upon sensing the first fault. Then, successive occurrences equaling the
number of faults within the Time Band will cause alarm. The Formula for the time Band is
70 seconds x (Count-1)
When the number of cycles reaches the pre-selected count, the Forward, Reverse and Alarm Relays
lock into the de-energized state. (See 3 on
graph) Reset is accomplished by pressing
the reset button.
The LED indicator glows when the Forward
Relay is energized. The CMC series operates
in the fail safe mode as the relays are energized
in normal conditions.
An External CT may be used to extend the
range of the Current Monitor.
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MODEL NUMBER CONTROL RANGE
ADJUSTMENT
RANGE
CMC-24-ASE-5 24 VAC 1.0 to 5.0 amps
CMC-24-ASE-10 24VAC 2.0 to 10 amps
CMC-120-ASE-5 120 VAC 1.0 to 5.0 amps
CMC-120-ASE-10 120 VAC 2.0 to 10 amps
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INCLUDES REVERSING RELAY &
FAULT CONDITION COUNTER
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CONTROL
VOLTAGE 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
OVER CURRENT
Inrush Delay
0.1 to 10 SEC, Adjustable
(Forward and Reverse
Operations)
Alternating
Delay 5 SEC, Fixed
Reverse
Operating
Time
0.3 to 30 SEC, Adjustable
Number of
Fault
Occurrences
Selector Switch, 1 to 9 occurrences;
Must occur within the
Sampling Time.
OUTPUT (3) Separate SPDT 10 Amp Relay Contacts,
(1) Forward, (1 ) Reverse, (1) Alarm
INDICATOR LED glows when Forward Relay is energized
TEMPERATURE
RATING
Operate 32° to 131°F (0° to +55°C)
Storage -49° to 185°F (-45° to +85°C)
ENCLOSURE Style E: Surface Mount Lexan
#8-32 Screw Terminals
WEIGHT 20 oz.
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