DV-72-R Autoregulator control device

The device measures the RMS value of the AC voltage.
Voltage can be measured within the range of 10-500 V.

In three phase systems, it measures RMS values of AC voltages and system frequency sensitively. Using up direction button (Select) phase-neutral voltages and phase-phase voltages monitor sequentially

Used for servo motors to keep the output voltage at the desired set value. 

– The device measures both the input voltage and the output voltage and keeps the output voltage constant by controlling the servo motor control output.

 – Calculates measurements using the True RMS method.

 – Interferes with the motor speed. – Stores in memory the lowest and highest over-voltage values of the input voltage.

 This can be followed by the manufacturer’s operating conditions.

DV-96 AC Voltmeter Technical Data Measurement 0-500 Vac Over-Under Voltage range No Assymetry range No Relay output No Phase sequence control No Ambient temperature -5 C….+50 C Storage temperature -20 C….+70 C Supply voltage 230 Vac Dimensions

DV-72 AC Voltmeter Technical Data Measurement 0-500 Vac Over-Under Voltage range No Assymetry range No Relay output No Phase sequence control No Ambient temperature -5 C….+50 C Storage temperature -20 C….+70 C Supply voltage 230 Vac Dimensions

The device measures the True RMS value of the voltage and frequency in tri-phase systems accurately. It is possible to observe the voltage value in the upper screen and the frequency value in the bottom screen simultaneously. Using the buttons, phase – neutral and phase – phase voltages can be observed as shown in the figure on the right side. The device contains many protections as follows: 

■ Phase failure. 

■ Phase sequence. 

■ Over Voltage protection. 

■ Under voltage protection: 

■ Unbalanced voltage protection. 

■ Over frequency protection. 

■ Under frequency protection.

 As the device is being installed it closes its output contact if the voltage and frequency values are within the adjusted ranges and the phase sequence is correct. In case of any previously mentioned faults (except phase failure where an opening is sudden) the device opens its output contact at the end of the delay adjusted by a user. When the values return within the adjusted ranges the device closes its output contacts at the end of an adjusted delay.