Micro Automation Set 29:
Automatic transfer switch equipment (ATSE) for continuous power supply

Automatic transfer switch from normal power supply to emergency power supply using LOGO! and SENTRON MCCBs

The Micro Automation Set is particularly suitable for plants in which increased system availability has to be ensured. Continuous monitoring of the main power supply for availability ensures the automatic changing over to the emergency power supply if necessary.

• Building technologies:
  

  -	Computer rooms (banks, insurance companies, etc.)
  -	Ventilation, air conditioning and lighting systems (shopping centers, administrations, etc.)
  -	Paging and telephone systems (service enterprises, etc.)

• Infrastructure:

  -	Docks and railway systems
  -	Airport lighting
  -	Traffic light controllers

• " Industry:

  -	Production lines for continuous production (foundries, chemical processes, etc.)
  -	Engine rooms on ships

Highlights

• Simple solution of an automatic system transfer to ensure continuous power supply in case of a power failure.
• Cost-effective control unit by using standard products.
• Expandable and flexible due to the use of the LOGO! logic module for controlling and monitoring the automatic transfer operation.
• Easy handling with the help of text display LOGO! TD
• The high demand of load transfer switch is fulfilled by SENTRON 3VL circuit breakers.
• Clearly reduced overhead and time without using service engineers.
• Optimum power management by the option of power shedding when switching to emergency power supply.

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