Installation AccuSine SWP 20-480 A Active Harmonic Filter

Installation
AccuSine SWP 20480 A
Active Harmonic Filter

Table of Contents
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - SAVE THESE

INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................... 1
Identification Label ...................................................................................................... 1
Safety Rules / Special Precautions ......................................................................... 1
Symbols used ............................................................................................................... 2
Compliance.................................................................................................................... 3
Specifications ................................................................................................................... 4
Cable Sizes .................................................................................................................... 4
Determine Wiring (Not Supplied) for Connecting Power ............................................ 4
Determine Wiring for Connecting Dry Contacts and Communication Port ................ 4
Determine Wiring for Connecting Ribbon Cables for 90 A or 120 A and Parallel
Installations ............................................................................................................... 4
Closed Current Sensors............................................................................................. 5
Round Opening Current Sensors ............................................................................ 6
Rectangular Opening Current Sensors.................................................................. 7
Mains Supply................................................................................................................. 7
Technical Characteristics .......................................................................................... 8
Environmental Conditions......................................................................................... 8
Protection ........................................................................................................................... 9
Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to AccuSine SWP
20 A Terminal Block..................................................................................................... 9

30 A Terminal Block.....................................................................................................11

45 A Terminal Block.....................................................................................................12

60 A Terminal Block.....................................................................................................13

90 A Terminal Block with Non-distributed Neutral..............................................14

90 A Terminal Block with Distributed Neutral ......................................................15
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120 A Terminal Block with Non-distributed Neutral ...........................................16

120 A Terminal Block with Distributed Neutral ....................................................16
Single Line Diagrams ...................................................................................................18

Example of 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A........................................................................18
Example of 90 A or 120 A...........................................................................................19
Example of Two 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A in Parallel...........................................19
Example of Two 90 A or 120 A in Parallel..............................................................20
Mechanical Assembly ..................................................................................................21

Installation Requirements..........................................................................................22
AccuSine SWP Stand Alone Installation Requirements .............................................22
2 x AccuSine SWP in Cabinet Installation Requirements...........................................23
2 x AccuSine SWP Side by Side Installation Requirements .......................................24
Prepare for Installation ................................................................................................25

Connect Dry Contacts and Communication Port .........................................26
Connect Ribbon Cables ..............................................................................................28
Connect Ribbon Cables for 90 A and 120 A Filters ............................................29
Connect Ribbon Cables for Parallel Installations ...............................................30
Strap Configurations for each Parallel Filter........................................................30
Install Current Sensors ...............................................................................................31

Install Round Opening Sensors for Cable Implementation..............................31
Install Rectangular Opening Sensors for Busbar Implementation ................31
Mounting Direction of Sensors ................................................................................32
Install Sensors for 20, 30, 45, and 60 A Parallel Units .......................................33
Install Sensors for 90 A or 120 A Two Parallel Units..........................................34
Connect the Sensors ....................................................................................................35

Move the Display ............................................................................................................36
Modbus & JBUS Communication System ........................................................37
Overview.........................................................................................................................37
Function..........................................................................................................................37
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RS485 Interface ............................................................................................................37
RS485 Topology of 2wire Inter-enclosure Link ........................................................38
RS485 Topology of 4wire Inter-enclosure Link ........................................................39
Configure RS485 Link .................................................................................................40

RS485 Link Interface ..................................................................................................40
Polarization ................................................................................................................40
Matching ....................................................................................................................40
Polarization and/or Termination via the External Connector......................................41
Polarization and/or Matching via the MERY Board ....................................................42
Choose the Connecting Cable ...................................................................................45
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS -
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Identification Label
Note: Check that your Mains supply is compatible with the characteristics given on the
identification label placed inside the door of the AccuSine SWP.
Safety Rules / Special Precautions

WARNING:
The AccuSine SWP must always be installed in compliance with:
the requirements of standards group IEC 60364:
IEC 60364-4-42: Protection against thermal effects.
IEC 60364-4-41: Protection against electric shock.
IEC 60364-4-482: Protection against fire
and all national requirements and standards in force.
WARNING: The AccuSine SWP must ONLY be installed or opened or serviced by

authorized and qualified service personnel.
WARNING: Isolation of the AccuSine SWP must be done on all interconnected

AccuSine SWP units before installation or sevicing.
WARNING: An appropriate sleeve must be added on the power lugs to avoid any
contact risk with hazardous voltage.
WARNING: Hazardous voltage can be present even when disconnected from the Mains
supply. Before installing or servicing the equipment, ensure that the units are OFF and
that all Mains supplies are disconnected.
WARNING: Isolation of the AccuSine SWP from upstream power sources must be
possible by use of an isolation device (disconnection device, disconnection circuit
breaker) in accordance with local regulations. The isolation device must be easily
accessible.
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WARNING: Commissioning and maintenance must be carried out by authorized and
qualified personnel.
WARNING: The AccuSine SWP must be properly earthed and due to a high leakage
current, the earthing conductor must be connected first.
WARNING: Wait five minutes after turning off the AccuSine SWP before opening the
AccuSine SWP to allow the capacitors to discharge.
Caution: The AccuSine SWP installation and operation instructions contained in the
installation and operation manual must be followed in the indicated order.
Caution: Make sure that the indications on the rating plate correspond to your AC-power
system and to the actual electrical consumption of all the equipment to be connected to
the AccuSine SWP.
Caution:
Never install the AccuSine SWP near liquids or in an excessively damp environment. Never
let a liquid, excessive damp or a foreign body penetrate inside the AccuSine SWP.
Do not obstruct the air vents.
Do not place the active harmonic filter in direct sunlight or near a source of heat.
Place the installation on a non-combustible surface, for example concrete.
If the active harmonic filter is stored before use, it must be stored in a dry place. Storage
temperature between 20C and +45C. Do not store horizontally.
Dispose of packing waste in compliance with legal provisions in force.
Symbols used
WARNING: Indicates an electrical hazard, which, if not avoided, could result in injury
or death.
Caution: Indicates a hazard, which, if not avoided, could result in injury or death.
Note: Indicates important information.
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Compliance
The AccuSine SWP Active Harmonic Filter complies with the main international standards in force for
this type of equipment and notably concerning:
Reference technical standards

Safety EN 60950-1
Protection IP 20 conforming to EN 60529
EMC
Conducted and radiated emission EN 61000-6-4
CISPR 11 level A
Immunity to electrostatic discharge EN 61000-4-2
Immunity to electromagnetic fields EN 61000-4-3
Immunity to impulse waves
Fast transient EN 61000-4-4
Surge EN 61000-4-5
Conducted immunity EN 61000-4-6

Specifications
Cable Sizes
Note: The minimum cable sizing areas can be determined based on the sizing current (Is)
given in the table below. It is advisable to connect the neutral when it is distributed.
Determine Wiring (Not Supplied) for Connecting Power

Wiring sizing areas must be determined in compliance with the standards in force using the information in
the table below and the tables on protection per rating. Care should be taken with neutral cable sizing,
when the neutral is distributed, owing to the majority presence of third harmonic which may lead to the
current tripling in the neutral in relation to the phases.
AccuSine SWP Recommended sizing areas (mm) Terminal block Diameter of Maximum
rating (A) capacity connection lugs (mm) length of power
(mm) cables (m)
Phases Neutral
20 2.5 16 35 6 20
30 4 25 35 6 20
45 10 50 70 8 20
60 16 70 70 8 20
90 10 per active 50 per active 70 8 20
harmonic filter harmonic filter
120 16 per active 70 per active 70 8 20
harmonic filter harmonic filter
Determine Wiring for Connecting Dry Contacts and Communication

Port
Connector Sizing area (mm) Type of recommended Remark
conductor
Dry contact terminal block 0.5 mini Multi-core wires (not Removable screw terminal
2.5 max supplied) block (supplied)
9 point Sub-D Shielded cable (not Male connector with
supplied) female contacts on
AccuSine SWP; the
shielding must be
connected at both ends.
Determine Wiring for Connecting Ribbon Cables for 90 A or 120 A

and Parallel Installations
Connector Type of Conductors Remark
90 or 120 A AccuSine SWP Shielded strand supplied (3 m) Connection between the 2 active
inter-enclosure connector harmonic filters which make up the
90 or 120 A AccuSine SWP
AccuSine SWP parallel connector Shielded strand supplied (5 m) Loop connection allows parallel
operation of the AccuSine SWP even
if it is interrupted for the number of
devices to be modified

Wiring for connecting 90 A and 120 A units in parallel is included with parallel units or with the
conversion kit.
Closed Current Sensors

WARNING: Wires used for connection between the current sensors and the active filter
must provide a double insulation as they are connected to the neutral inside the unit.
Note: Current sensors must be purchased separately.
H2
B1 H1
P
B2
L
Rating External Primary Secondary

dimensions
B1 / B2 (mm) Max. cable Diameter of Sizing area of Max.
H1 / H2 / L / P
diameter lugs on part A wires (twisted length of
(mm)
(mm) (mm) 2core cables) wires (not
(mm) supplied)
(m)
300/1 76 / 106 / 76 / 31 / 11 23 3 or 5 0.75 min. 20
500/1 44 depending on 0.75 recommended
supplier 2.5 max.
1000/1 90 / 106 / 77 / 41 / 11 31 3 or 5 0.75 min. 20
44 depending on 0.75 recommended
supplier 2.5 max.
1500/1 165 / 194 / 95 / 103 / 22 Busbar only 3 or 5 0.75 min. 20
40 < B1 x B2 depending on 0.75 recommended
supplier 2.5 max.
2000/1 165 / 194 / 95 / 103 / 22 Busbar only 3 or 5 0.75 min. 20
40 depending on 0.75 recommended
supplier 2.5 max.
3000/1 180 / 209 / 115 103 / 32 Busbar only 3 or 5 0.75 min. 20
/ 45 depending on 0.75 recommended
supplier 2.5 max.
4000/1 180 / 209 / 115 103 / 32 Busbar only 3 or 5 0.75 min. N/A
/45 depending on 0.75 recommended
supplier 2.5 max.

Round Opening Current Sensors
600/1
2000/1

Dimensions Fixing Diameter Max. cable Fine wire Sizing area of Max.
(mm) centre of screws diameter connection wires (2core length
distance C (mm) cables) (mm) of
(mm) wires
(m)
600/1 D2 = 96.5 60 6 D1 = 48 Wiring kit 0.75 min. 20
L = 128 supplied (5 0.75
P = 35 m) recommended
2.5 max.
2000/1 D2 = 137.5 D1 = 69 Wiring kit 0.75 min. 20
L = 298 or busbar supplied (5 0.75
P = 34 D1 = 69 m) recommended
D3 = 206 2.5 max.

Rectangular Opening Current Sensors

Dimensions Max. cable Diameter of Sizing area of Max. length of
(mm) diameter screws (mm) wires (2core wires (m)
cables) (mm)
600/1 D2 = 120 D1 = 52 5 0.75 min. 20
L = 157 D3 = 82 0.75
P = 34 recommended
2.5 max.
2000/1 D2 = 150 D1 = 82 5 0.75 min. 20
L = 239 D3 = 162 0.75
P = 34 recommended
2.5 max.
Mains Supply
Nominal Voltage 400 V - 20% + 10%
Nominal 50 Hz, 60 Hz +/- 4 Hz
Frequency
Number of phases 3 phases with or without distributed neutral, operation possible on single-phase or unbalanced
load.

Technical Characteristics
Note: Unless otherwise stipulated, the performances given in the table below are typical
values corresponding to use under a nominal Mains voltage of 400 V three-phase, at 50
Hz at the nominal current.
Compensation capacity per 20 A, 30 A, 45 A, 60 A, 90 A, 120 A rms (Conditioning capacity decreases with

phase the frequency of the orders to be conditioned)
Nominal current in the Neutral 3 x In in each phase (Result of harmonic re-combination into the Neutral)
Compensated harmonic orders H2 to H50 (parameter setting possible)
Global or selective compensation
Dynamic capacity in di/dt 20 A and 30 A 45 A and 60 A 90 A and 120 A
> 100 kA/s > 200 kA/s > 400 kA/s
Response time 40 ms
Attenuation Ratio Load THDI/Mains THDI >= 10 at the active harmonic filter nominal current
If load THDI > 40%

If load THDI < 40%
Mains THDI > 4% at the active harmonic filter nominal current
Global compensation reduction rate THDI = I-harmonic/I-fundamental

Overload Limiting to nominal current
Continuous limiting operation possible
Inrush current Less than I Nominal without matching transformer
Losses 20 A 30 A 45 A 60 A 90 A 120 A
< 1000 W < 1200 W < 1900 W < 2400 W < 3800 W < 4800 W
Ventilation Forced air by internal fans (inlet via bottom and outlet via top)
1000 m/h for 20 to 60 A ratings
2000 m/h for 90 to 120 A ratings
Acoustic noise at the nominal 20 A 30 A 45 A 60 A 90 A 120 A
current on computer load
<58 dBA <59 dBA <62 dBA <64 dBA <65 dBA <67 dBA
according to ISO 3746
Environmental Conditions
Ambient temperature 0 to 40C continuous
Maximum sensors operating temperature is 55 C
Rate or relative humidity 20% to 95% relative humidity without condensation
Operating altitude < 1000 m without derating
> 1000 m derating of 10% per additional 1000 m
Maximum operating altitude is 3000 m

Protection
Note: Protection must be determined in compliance with the standards in force using the
information below and in accordance with selectivity requirements. These models are for
guidance only and do not involve the responsibility of Schneider Electric.
WARNING: Upstream breaking devices should be set in such a way as to guarantee

good discrimination with the circuit-breakers recommended in this section. 1 sticker
as shown here is provided and must be applied on the upstream disconnection device
(e.g. circuit breaker).
Note:
Is = sizing current
Pcu = breaking capacity
Isc = short-circuit current
Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to

AccuSine SWP 20 A Terminal Block
Non-distributed neutral Distributed neutral
TT Earthing System TT Earthing System
Is = 25 A 1 Is = 25 A 1
2 2
3 3
N Is = 65 A N
CIRCUIT BREAKER SPECIFICATIONS: CIRCUIT BREAKER SPECIFICATIONS:

- Circuit breaker range: 32A 3 poles Circuit breaker range: 100A 4poles / 3 poles protected
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type: Trip Unit:
- Magnetic between 2.4 to 3.6 In - Thermal threshold : Ir = 40A
- Neutral not protected - Magnetic Threshold : Im= 2 x Ir
- Earth leakage protection: 500mA - Neutral not protected
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS: - Earth leakage protection: depending on the installation
Circuit breaker: C60 32A 3P SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS:
Trip Unit: Z curve Circuit breaker: NSX100 4p3d
Earth leakage protection: C60 Vigi module ; setting Trip Unit: Micrologic2 100A / Ir setup=40A
to 500mA Earth leakage protection: Vigicompact MH or MB,
setting depending on the installation

TNC Earthing System
Is = 25 A 1
2
3
N
PEN Is = 65 A
CIRCUIT BREAKER SPECIFICATIONS:

Circuit breaker range: 32A 3 poles
Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type:
- Magnetic between 2.4 to 3.6 In
- Neutral not protected
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS:
Circuit breaker: C60 32A 3P
Trip Unit: Z curve
TNS Earthing System

Is = 25 A 1
2
3
Is = 65 A N
PE

Circuit breaker range: 100A 4poles / 3 poles protected
Trip Unit:
- Thermal threshold : Ir = 40A
- Magnetic Threshold : Im= 2 x Ir
Circuit breaker: NSX100 4p3d
Trip Unit: Micrologic2 100A / Ir setup=40A

Is = 35 A 1 Is = 35 A 1
2 2
3 3
N Is = 100 A N

- Circuit breaker range: 32A 3 poles - Circuit breaker range: 100A 4poles / 3 poles protected
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type: - Trip Unit:
- Magnetic between 2.4 to 3.6 In - Thermal threshold : Ir = 40A
- Neutral not protected - Magnetic Threshold : Im= 2 x Ir
- Earth leakage protection: 500mA - Neutral not protected
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS: - Earth leakage protection: depending on the installation
- Circuit breaker: C60 32A 3P SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Trip Unit: Z curve Circuit breaker: NSX100 4p3d
- Earth leakage protection: C60 Vigi module ; setting - Trip Unit : Micrologic2 100A / Ir setup=40A
to 500mA - Earth leakage protection: Vigicompact MH or MB,
setting depending on the installation
TNC Earthing System

Is = 35 A 1
2
3
N
PEN Is = 100 A

- Circuit breaker range: 32A 3 poles
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type:
- Magnetic between 2.4 to 3.6 In
- Trip Unit : Z curve
TNS Earthing System

Is = 35 A 1
2
3
Is = 100 A N
PE

- Circuit breaker range: 100A 4poles / 3 poles protected
- Trip Unit:
- Trip Unit : Micrologic2 100A / Ir setup=40A

Is = 50 A 1 Is = 50 A 1
2 2
3 3
N Is = 150 A N

- Circuit breaker range: In = 63A 3 poles - Circuit breaker range: 160A 4poles / 3 poles protected
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type: Magnetic - Trip Unit:
between 3.2 to 4.8 In - Thermal threshold : Ir = 63A
- Earth leakage protection: 1000mA - Magnetic Threshold : Im= 2 x Ir
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS: - Neutral not protected
Circuit breaker: C60 63A 3P - Earth leakage protection: depending on the installation
Trip Unit : B curve SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Earth leakage protection: C60 Vigi module ; setting Circuit breaker: NSX160 4p3d
to 1000mA - Trip Unit : Micrologic2 160A / Ir setup= 63A
- Earth leakage protection: Vigicompact MH or MB,
setting: depending on the installation
TNC Earthing System

Is = 50 A 1
2
3
N
PEN Is = 150 A

- Circuit breaker range: In = 63A 3 poles
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type: Magnetic
between 3.2 to 4.8 In
- Trip Unit : B curve
TNS Earthing System

Is = 50 A 1
2
3
Is = 150 A N
PE

- Trip Unit:

Is = 65 A 1 Is = 65 A 1
2 2
3 3
N Is = 200 A N

- Circuit breaker range: 80A 3 poles - Circuit breaker range: 250A 4poles / 3 poles protected
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type: Magnetic - Trip Unit:
between 3.2 to 4.8 In - Thermal threshold : Ir = 100A
Earth leakage protection: 1000mA - Magnetic Threshold : Im= 2 x Ir
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS: - Neutral not protected
Circuit breaker: C120H 80A 3P - Earth leakage protection: setting depending of
- Trip Unit : B curve installation
- Earth leakage protection: C60 Vigicomodule ; setting SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC RECOMMENDATIONS:
to 1000mA Circuit breaker: NSX250 4p3d
- Trip Unit : Micrologic2 250A / Ir setup= 100A
- Earth leakage protection: Vigicompact MH or MB,
setting depending of installation
TNC Earthing System

Is = 65 A 1
2
3
N
PEN Is = 200 A

- Circuit breaker range: In=120A 3 pole
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type: Magnetic
between 3.2 to 4.8 In
Circuit breaker: C120H 80A 3P
TNS Earthing System
Is = 65 A 1
2
3
Is = 200 A N
PE

- Trip Unit:
- Trip Unit : Micrologic2 250A / Ir setup= 100A

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection
to AccuSine SWP 90 A Terminal Block with
Non-distributed Neutral
Non-distributed neutral
TT Earthing System
Is = 50 A 1 Is = 50 A 1
2 2
3 3
N N
Is < 50 A

Circuit breaker range: In = 63A 3 poles
- Trip Unit: Electronic circuit protection type: Magnetic between 3.2 to 4.8 In
- Earth leakage protection: 1000mA
- Earth leakage protection: C60 Vigi module ; setting to 1000mA

AccuSine SWP 90 A Terminal Block with Distributed
Neutral
Distributed neutral
TT Earthing System
Is = 50 A 1 Is = 50 A 1
2 2
3 3
Is = 150 A N Is = 150 A N
Is < 50 A

- Trip Unit:
- Earth leakage protection: setting depending of installation
- Earth leakage protection: Vigicompact MH or MB, setting depending of installation
TNC Earthing System
Is = 50 A 1 Is = 50 A 1
2 2
3 3
N N
PEN Is = 150 A PEN Is = 150 A
Is < 50 A

Circuit breaker range: In = 63A 3 poles
TNS Earthing System
Is = 50 A 1 Is = 50 A 1
2 2
3 3
Is = 150 A N Is = 150 A N
PE PE
Is < 50 A

- Trip Unit:

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection

to AccuSine SWP 120 A Terminal Block with
Non-distributed Neutral
Non-distributed neutral
TT Earthing System
Is = 65 A 1 Is = 65 A 1
2 2
3 3
N N
Is < 50 A

Circuit breaker range: 80A 3 poles
Earth leakage protection: 1000mA
- Earth leakage protection: C60 Vigicomodule ; setting to 1000mA

AccuSine SWP 120 A Terminal Block with Distributed
Neutral
Distributed neutral
TT Earthing System
Is = 65 A 1 Is = 65 A 1
2 2
3 3
Is = 200 A N Is = 200 A N
Is < 50 A

- Trip Unit:
- Earth leakage protection: setting depending of installation
- Earth leakage protection: Vigicompact MH or MB, setting depending of installation

Distributed neutral
TNC Earthing System
Is = 65 A 1 Is = 65 A 1
2 2
3 3
N N
PEN Is = 200 A PEN Is = 200 A
Is < 50 A

- Circuit breaker range: 80A 3 poles
- Earth leakage protection: 1000mA
- Earth leakage protection: C60 Vigicomodule ; setting to 1000mA
TNS Earthing System

Is = 65 A 1 Is = 65 A 1
2 2
3 3
Is = 200 A N Is = 200 A N
PE PE
Is < 50 A

- Trip Unit:

Single Line Diagrams

AccuSine SWP units before installation or servicing on one of them.
Note: Depending on the type of problem to be solved, the position of the sensors and
that of the AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter connection point may be different from
one installation to another. The audit carried out before installation enables the optimum
respective positions to be determined.
Note: The AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter is connected in parallel with the load.
Note: The AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter will be fed from a specific outgoing feeder.
This line must be protected by a circuit-breaker. The AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter
uses this line to send harmonics destined to compensate the load harmonics back onto the
Mains.
It is possible to connect 2, 3 or 4 active harmonic filters with the same rating in parallel to compensate
the higher loads.
Each active harmonic filter independently uses current measurements from three sensors, whatever the
state of the other active harmonic filter; running, stopped, de-energized.
Two cables between the active harmonic filters allow each to know the others state and thus determine
the share of harmonics that it has to supply: half or all if the other active harmonic filter is not running.
Each power circuit remains independent and has its own protection.
Example of 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A
A Mains D Current sensor

B Low voltage distribution switchboard E Load to be compensated
C Harmonic current to be compensated F Harmonic compensating current

Example of 90 A or 120 A

C Harmonic current to be compensated
Example of Two 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A in Parallel
A Mains D Harmonic compensating current

B Low voltage distribution switchboard E Current sensor
C Harmonic current to be compensated F Load to be compensated

Example of Two 90 A or 120 A in Parallel

C Harmonic current to be compensated

Mechanical Assembly
C1
H C2
Dimensions (mm) Fixing centre distance (mm) Diameter of Weight (kg)

fixing screws
(mm)
Height H Width W Depth D Width C1 Height C2
20 A and 30 A active harmonic filters
680 540 280 475 660 8 65
45 A and 60 A active harmonic filters
780 590 325 525 760 8 110
90 A and 120 A active harmonic filters are made up of two active harmonic filters having the same dimensions as
the 45 A and 60 A active harmonic filters. These active harmonic filters can be placed side by side or on top of
one another (subject to installation requirements relating to ventilation).

Installation Requirements
WARNING: The AccuSine SWP must be mounted vertically and away from any source
of heat (heating system, transformer, motor, etc.). It may be installed in a cabinet
or fixed against a wall.
WARNING: Whatever the installation method, a 600 mm minimum clearance must be

provided in front of the AccuSine SWP allowing for the door to be completely opened.
AccuSine SWP Stand Alone Installation Requirements
A Minimum 50 mm clearance B Minimum 300 mm clearance for ventilation

C 300 mm clearance for wiring and ventilation
The air is sucked in below the active harmonic filter and expelled via the top. Clearances must be
provided to allow circulation of an air flow:
1000 m per hour for 20 to 60 A ratings

2000 m per hour for 90 to 120 A ratings.
The air temperature at the inlet of each active harmonic filter must not exceed 40C (25C recommended)
The power cables and fine wires arrive via the bottom of the active harmonic filter.
Note: To install a 90 A or 120 A active harmonic filter, see how to install 2 active harmonic
filters on top of each other or side by side.

2 x AccuSine SWP in Cabinet Installation Requirements
WARNING: Installing 2 AccuSine SWP active harmonic filters on top of each other
must only be done inside a cabinet.
A : Minimum 50 mm clearance C: Minimum 300 mm clearance for ventilation

B : Ventilation deflector A(*) : Minimum 80 mm clearance for ventilation for 20 30
A ratings
Minimum 200 mm clearance for ventilation for 45 120 A
ratings
Openings must be provided at the top and bottom of the cabinet to help the active harmonic filters to
cool down.
A ventilation deflector must be used so that the thermal characteristics of the 2 active harmonic filters
are respected. The distance between the two active harmonic filters is determined by the height. The
air is sucked below each active harmonic filter and then expelled:
out the top for the top active harmonic filter

to the rear for the bottom active harmonic filter
The air flow required for cooling the cabinet is 2000 m per hour.
The air temperature at the inlet to each active harmonic filter must not exceed 40C (25C
recommended).
Power cables and signal cables arrive via the bottom of the active harmonic filter.
2 x AccuSine SWP Side by Side Installation Requirements
A Minimum 300 mm clearance for ventilation C Minimum 50 mm clearence

B Minimum 300 mm clearance for wiring and
ventilation
Clearances must be provided to allow the circulation of an air flow of 1000 m per hour per active
harmonic filter. The air is sucked below each active harmonic filter and then expelled out the top.
The air temperature at the inlet to each active harmonic filter must not exceed 40C (25C
recommended).
Power cables and signal cables arrive via the bottom of each active harmonic filter.

Prepare for Installation
WARNING: Connection operations must be carried out when the active harmonic
filters are NOT energized.
WARNING: For the protection of persons, remember that the PE or PEN protective
conductor must always be connected first.
WARNING:
Adaquate insulation sleeves must be put on the power connection lugs to avoid any
risk of electrical shock.
Refer to IEC 60364-4-41.
AccuSine SWP is suited to all types of earthing system except IT earthing systems.
1. Check that the lifting sling has been removed.

2. Check the AccuSine SWP supply
circuit-breaker placed in your low voltage
switch cabinet is in open position (O).
3. Wiring is connected via the bottom, in front
of the active harmonic filter. Remove the
front and lower protection plates to access the
connection terminal block.
4. Power connections are made on the bolted
terminal block.
5. The lower protection plate of the power
terminal block must be fitted with bushings for
cable feedthrough. If several holes are made
to feed the cables through, cut a slot common
to all the holes to prevent eddy currents from
being generated.
6. Connect the PE or PEN conductor first
7. Connect the other conductors so that they
comply with the rotation direction of the
phases and the indications in the figures
opposite.
WARNING: The connecting

cables must be mechanically fixed
near the terminal block so that
any mechanical stress on the
conductors is prevented.
Note: If there is traction on the
cables, the PE or PEN must be the
last conductor subject to its effects.

Connect Dry Contacts and
Communication Port
WARNING: Signal cable connections must be mechanically fixed near the connectors
so that any mechanical stress on the conductors is prevented.
Note: Contact breaking capacity: P = 2 VA, U = 30 V max., I = 1 A max.
1. Cables are connected via the bottom in front of the device.
10 10
1 1
10
B A
A Dry contact cable (not supplied)

B Removable connector with polarization (supplied)
C Communication link (optional) (not supplied)
2. Configuration of dry contact terminal block:

2 x voltage-free changeover switches: Active harmonic filter running/stopped.
1 x voltage-free changeover switch: current-limiting operation.
3. Connection to the terminal block can be made while the AccuSine SWP is operating.
4. These contacts comply with safe extra low voltage insulating requirements:

9 Common
10
8 AccuSine SWP stopped
9
7 AccuSine SWP running
NO
8
6 Common NC
7
5 Normal operation
6
4 Limiting operation NO
5
3 Common NC
4
2 AccuSine SWP stopped 3
1 AccuSine SWP running NO
2
NC
1
5. Configuration of 9 point Sub-D connector for RS 422/485 communication link (optional)

6. The communication link can be plugged into the Sub-D connector without shutting down the
AccuSine SWP.
7. This interface complies with safe extra low voltage insulating requirements.
AccuSine SWP Connector seen from below

Key 1 2 3 4 5
pin 1: 0 volts
6 7 8 9
pin 2: RP_5V
pin 3: RC_A
pin 4: RD-(B)
pin 5: TD-(B)
pin 6: RP_0V
pin 7: RC_B
pin 8: RD+(A)
pin 9: TD+(A)

Connect Ribbon Cables
WARNING: Connection operations must be carried out with the active harmonic
filter de-energized.
WARNING: Signal cable connections must be mechanically fixed near the connectors
so that any stress on the conductors or conductor shielding earthing is prevented.

AccuSine SWP units before installation or servicing on one of them.

Connect Ribbon Cables for 90 A and 120 A Filters
A 1 set of CTs C Slave

B Master
Close-up of Connectors
A Inter-enclosure connector C Parallel installation connectors: 2 equivalent

connectors
B Connection between two boards D Configuration straps and switches for parallel
connection
A Connector C Shielding earthing block

B Shielding D 90 A or 120 A AccuSine SWP inter-enclosure
connection

1. Wiring is connected via the bottom, in front
of the filter.
2. Remove the protection plate.
3. Lock the conductor connectors correctly.
4. Earth the shielding in compliance with the
indications on this page.
5. Configure the parallel connection board using
the indications in Strap Configurations for
each Parallel Filter.
Connect Ribbon Cables for Parallel Installations

30 A and 60 A Parallel Connection
A 1 set of CTs B Up to 4 units

90 A and 120 A Parallel Connection
A 1 set of CTs C Slave

B Master D Up to 4 units
Strap Configurations for each Parallel Filter

AccuSine SWP no. 1 AccuSine SWP no. 2 AccuSine SWP no. 3 AccuSine SWP no. 4
1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4

Install Current Sensors
Note: 3 stickers as shown here are provided and must be applied on the 3 AccuSine SWP
current sensors (1 sticker per sensor) before connection.
During installation of the 3 AccuSine SWP current sensors, all interconnected AccuSine
SWP units must be disconnected from the mains supply.
WARNING: The wires of the 3 current sensors are connected to the neutral potential
inside the AccuSine SWP unit and thus require a double insulation.
Once installed, the current sensor secondaries must be short-circuited. The secondary terminals of the
current sensors must be short-circuited as soon as they are installed. This short-circuit is achieved
by moving a strap (X1) to the MAINT position on the CCTY card where the secondary terminals are
connected. The strap must remain in this position until the AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter has
been put into service.
Install Round Opening Sensors for Cable

Implementation
Supplied in wiring kit: S1 = blue, S2 = brown. The sensors must be closed and screwed on both sides.
600/1 sensor: It is advisable to fix the sensor onto the cable. Fixing lugs are provided for this purpose.
Install Rectangular Opening Sensors for Busbar

Implementation
Wiring kit is not supplied. The sensors must be closed and screwed on both sides. 600/1 and 2000/1
sensor: It is advisable to fix the sensor to the bar. Fixing lugs are provided for this purpose.

Mounting Direction of Sensors
The current sensors must be mounted on each of the phases supplying the load. They must be mounted
in the direction shown here:
A Load L1 D Load Neutral

B Load L2 E Load PE or PEN
C Load L3 * Sensor used if Neutral is connected

Install Sensors for 20, 30, 45, and 60 A Parallel Units
WARNING: The secondary terminals of the current sensors must be short-circuited as
soon as they are installed by placing the strap X1 in the MAINT position on the CCTY
card. The strap X1 will remain in the MAINT position until the AccuSine SWP active
harmonic filter has been put into service.
A CCTY top view (removed and turned over) * Sensor used if Neutral is connected
X1 Strap X1 for short-circuiting the current
sensors
1. Remove the CCTY card that is plugged into the TIFY card via the XR4 connector.
2. Turn the CCTY card over to connect the secondary terminals of the current sensors to the screw
terminals XR1, XR2 and XR3 of this card. Care must be taken to ensure that the phase order and
polarity of the sensors are respected.
3. Once the connections have been made, refit the CCTY card to the TIFY card.

Install Sensors for 90 A or 120 A Two Parallel Units
WARNING: The secondary terminals of the current sensors must be short-circuited as
soon as they are installed by placing the strap X1 in the MAINT position on the CCTY
card. The strap X1 will remain in the MAINT position until the AccuSine SWP active
harmonic filter has been put into service.
A CCTY top view (removed and turned over) * Sensor used if Neutral is connected
X1 Strap X1 for short-circuiting the current
sensors
1. Remove the CCTY card that is plugged into the TIFY card via the XR4 connector.
2. Turn the CCTY card over to connect the secondary terminals of the current sensors to the screw
terminals XR1, XR2 and XR3 of this card. Care must be taken to ensure that the phase order and
polarity of the sensors are respected.
3. Once the connections have been made, refit the CCTY card to the PARY card.
The connection leads supplied with the active harmonic filters will allow the AccuSine SWP
active harmonic filters to operate in parallel via loop communication. Other leads supplied with
the active harmonic filters will ensure connections between the two active harmonic filters which
make up each 120 A.

Connect the Sensors
Note: The signal cables connecting the current sensors to the AccuSine SWP must be moved
away from the power cables so that any disturbance is avoided.
Note: The signal cables must be mechanically fixed near the terminals so that any
mechanical stress on the conductors is avoided.
1. Wiring is connected via the bottom, in front of the active harmonic filter.
2. The signal cables connections are made on 3 screw terminals.
3. Put back the protection panels and close the door.
4. Close the AccuSine SWP active harmonic filter protection circuit-breaker.

Move the Display
The AccuSine SWP display can be moved to the front panel of a switch board where an AccuSine SWP
is installed. To do this, use the optional kit PCSPAKP containing:
A cover plate replacing the display door located on the AccuSine SWP door.
A 2.5 meter long extension lead. This lead cannot be lengthened without this causing a risk of abnormal
operation.
1. Disconnect the display ribbon cable on the cut

back of the door.
2. Remove the display by unscrewing the 4 fixing
screws.
3. Fix the cover plate in place of the display with 116
the 4 fixing screws. 129
4. Connect the ribbon cable onto the extension

lead.
5. Feed the extension lead through the rectangular
bushing at the bottom of the AccuSine SWP.
6. Fix the display at the required location. 66 4 x 3.4
70
7. Connect the extension lead to the display.

Modbus & JBUS Communication System
Overview
A Female 9 pin SUB-D connector for connection in EIA RS485 communication standard
Function
The communication system, supported by a data link to the EIA RS485 standard, allows transmission
to a computer tool of a set of information concerning the operating status of AccuSine SWP. The
communication protocol used is compatible with both JBUS and MODBUS standards. The terms JBUS
and MODBUS in this document can therefore be used interchangeably.
Note: The parameter addresses are given as @JBUS Hexa and they are equivalent to
MODBUS addresses in IEC61131 syntax %MW Hexa with 0based indexes.
RS485 Interface
For proper operation, the polarity of EIA RS485 2wire and 4wire lines must be set at only one point and
the lines terminated at the end. This principle is illustrated in RS485 Topology of 2wire Inter-enclosure
Link and RS485 Topology of 4wire Inter-enclosure Link as described in the following pages.

RS485 Topology of 2wire Inter-enclosure Link
Rp = polarization resistor
Ra = end-of-line (adaptation)
resistor
A Master unit E Connection if end of the line

B Board of an intermediate F Matching
active harmonic filter
C Board of an end-of-line G Transmit / receive data
D Polarity

RS485 Topology of 4wire Inter-enclosure Link
resistor
A Master unit F Matching

B Board of an intermediate G Slave receiver
C Board of an end-of-line H Master transmitter
D Polarity I Transmit data
E Connection if end of the line J Receive data

Configure RS485 Link
RS485 Link Interface

Note: The micro switches (SA3X and SA2X) are in the open position when AccuSine
SWP is delivered.
RD + (A') SA3-2
1
0V
Ra RP 6
0V
SA3 -1 RP 2
RD (B') SA3-3 5V
7
Ra 3
SA2-4 8
4
TD + (A)
SA2 -2 9
0V
Ra RP
SA2 -1 5
5V
SA3-4 SA2-3 RP
TD (B)
conne cte ur
S ub-D 9 points
Polarization
Usage and logic require the master device of the network to polarize the line (Rp resistances).
Matching
Matching (Ra resistances) must be performed at both ends of the line. To avoid non-matching of the
line when disconnecting an end device you should provide one or two matching caps.
AccuSine SWP is a slave device. However, its RS485 link interface can be polarized and matched
in all the chosen connection topologies either via an external connector or via micro switches on the
AccuSine SWP MERY board.

Polarization and/or Termination via the External Connector
The polarity and/or termination must be handled via jumpers in the connection cables male connector.
Note: Polarization can be performed on reception or transmission only.
2wire RS485 Interface

A. Interface with
1 1 1 1
polarity and with 6 6 6 6
termination. 2 2 2 2
7 7 7 7
B. Interface with 3 3 3 3
polarity and without 8 8 8 8
9 L+ 9 L+ 9 L+ 9 L+
C. Interface without 5 5 5 5
L- L- L- L-
polarity and with
termination. -A- -B- -C- -D-
D. Interface without
polarity and without
termination.
4wire RS485 Interface

A. Interface with 1 1 1 1
polarity and with 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7
B. Interface with 3 3 3 3
polarity and without 8 R+ 8 R+ 8 R+ 8 R+
termination. 4 R- 4 R- 4 R- 4 R-
9 T+ 9 T+ 9 T+ 9 T+
C. Interface without 5 T- 5 T- 5 T- 5 T-
polarity and with
termination. -A- -B- -C- -D-
D. Interface without
polarity and without
termination.

Polarization and/or Matching via the MERY Board
Overview after Dismantling of Protective Cover
MERY boa rd
a rd
Y bo
NUM
b o a rd
P ARY
O O R301
N N
ON
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
SA2 SA3 B
SA2 SA3 XM16 OFF
ON
A
C
OFF
A Configuration switches of the C Switch open: in bottom position

RS485 link
B Switch closed: in top position
Configuration of the Micro Switches
WARNING: When configuring the micro switches, it is vital that the active harmonic
filter be de-energized in order to operate without risk in the area reserved for the
boards. See the AccuSine SWP Operation Manual 9904532.
Note: Polarization is possible both in reception and transmission.

2-Wire Topology Example
resistor
A AccuSine SWP polarized G SA23

and terminated line
B AccuSine SWP non H Connection if end of the line
polarized and non
terminated line
C AccuSine SWP non I Matching
polarized but terminated
line if end of line
D Transmit/receive data J SA22
E SA21 K SA34
F Polarity L SA24

4-Wire Topology Example
resistor
R- = reception signal name no
resistive value
R+ = reception signal name
no resistive value
A AccuSine SWP polarized but non I SA21

terminated line
B AccuSine SWP non polarized and J SA34
non terminated line
C AccuSine SWP non polarized but K SA24
terminated line if end of line
D Transmit data L Receive data
E Polarity M SA32
F SA22 N Matching
G Connection if end of line O SA31
H SA23 P SA33

Choose the Connecting Cable
Choice of a cable depends on the relevant sector of application and on the flowrates and the environment in
question. The following transmission cables can be chosen:
Industrial One, two or three conductor pairs per cable

sector Shielding per conductor pair
Multi-strand conductors
Telephone shielded twisted pairs may be used
Tertiary sector One, two or three conductor pairs per cable
Cable shielding if required
Shielded or unshielded telephone pairs may be used
Domestic One or two conductor pairs per cable
Telephone pairs may be used
Protection
All the shieldings are earthed on either side.

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Active Harmonic Filter

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - SAVE THESE

Safety Rules / Special Precautions ......................................................................... 1

Symbols used ............................................................................................................... 2

Closed Current Sensors............................................................................................. 5

Round Opening Current Sensors ............................................................................ 6

Rectangular Opening Current Sensors.................................................................. 7

Technical Characteristics .......................................................................................... 8

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to AccuSine SWP

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to AccuSine SWP

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to AccuSine SWP

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to AccuSine SWP

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to AccuSine SWP

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Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to AccuSine SWP

Single Line Diagrams ...................................................................................................18

Example of 90 A or 120 A...........................................................................................19

Example of Two 20 A, 30 A, 45 A or 60 A in Parallel...........................................19

Example of Two 90 A or 120 A in Parallel..............................................................20

Mechanical Assembly ..................................................................................................21

Prepare for Installation ................................................................................................25

Connect Ribbon Cables for Parallel Installations ...............................................30

Strap Configurations for each Parallel Filter........................................................30

Install Current Sensors ...............................................................................................31

Install Rectangular Opening Sensors for Busbar Implementation ................31

Mounting Direction of Sensors ................................................................................32

Install Sensors for 90 A or 120 A Two Parallel Units..........................................34

Connect the Sensors ....................................................................................................35

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Configure RS485 Link .................................................................................................40

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Safety Rules / Special Precautions

WARNING: The AccuSine SWP must ONLY be installed or opened or serviced by

WARNING: Isolation of the AccuSine SWP must be done on all interconnected

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Note: Indicates important information.

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Reference technical standards

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Determine Wiring (Not Supplied) for Connecting Power

Determine Wiring for Connecting Dry Contacts and Communication

Determine Wiring for Connecting Ribbon Cables for 90 A or 120 A

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Closed Current Sensors

Note: Current sensors must be purchased separately.

Rating External Primary Secondary

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Note: Current sensors must be purchased separately.

Rating External Primary Secondary

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Note: Current sensors must be purchased separately.

Rating External Primary Secondary

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Compensation capacity per 20 A, 30 A, 45 A, 60 A, 90 A, 120 A rms (Conditioning capacity decreases with

If load THDI > 40%

Global compensation reduction rate THDI = I-harmonic/I-fundamental

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WARNING: Upstream breaking devices should be set in such a way as to guarantee

Table of Recommended Protection and Connection to

CIRCUIT BREAKER SPECIFICATIONS: CIRCUIT BREAKER SPECIFICATIONS:

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