MNS Auto Transfer Switch Control (A60W1)

MNS Auto Transfer Switch Control (A60W1)

The MNS is a basic, microprocessor-controlled unit designed to monitor 3-phase mains voltages, send remote start commands to the generator set, and manage changeover of both the generator and the mains contactors.

The genset should be controlled by an auto start control unit.

Features:
 

•  A SIMPLE PRODUCT FOR BASIC APPLICATIONS:
The functions have been reduced to the minimum. The front panel mimic diagram provides information about the mains and generator power availability as well as contactor positions. The MNS continuously monitors the AC mains phase voltages. If at least one of the phase voltages goes outside set limits, it triggers a transfer cycle.

•   SPECIAL TEST MODE FUNCTION:
The MNS provides a TEST mode pushbutton allowing the genset to be tested without a mains failure. The Test mode is also called the Emergency Backup mode which keeps the genset running and makes a quick transfer in the event of a mains failure

•   HIGH COMPATIBILITY AND FLEXIBILITY:
Because of the simplicity of its connections, the MNS may be used with most commercially available or custom built engine control systems. The lower limit of the mains and genset voltages may be manually adjusted via the potentiometer found on the left hand side of the unit. The upper voltage limit is factory set. The unit uses two part connectors for easy replacement.

•   RELIABLE AND EASY TO USE:
The MNS is dedicated to basic applications which require no extra costs or expensive hardware. All CRE Technology products aim to provide the same satisfaction levels. The MNS has passed EMC and low voltage tests, and each unit is 100% tested before delivery.

•   AFTER SALES SERVICE:
Like all CRE Technology products, the unit also benefits from our technical support. All CRE products are delivered with one year warranty.
 

Literature:

For California customers: Prop 65 WARNING: This product may have been manufactured with or uses components that can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov