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The Sollatek Switcher Range

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INTRODUCTION

Without doubt, power interruptions cause major problems for home and business

computing. An unpredictable power supply can lead to worrying problems such as

surges, spikes, lightning strikes, brown-outs, power-cuts (black-outs), power-back

surges, mains over-voltage, and complete failure - all of which can damage electrical

and electronic equipment. If any of these should occur, there’s a strong chance you

will suffer from loss of critical data, lowered productivity and even damage to your

expensive equipment.

Sollatek encompasses a wide range of power protection products for use in many

different industries where clean, regulated mains power is critical to their continued

operation.

For more information on our range of power protection products, contact us now.

THE SOLLATEK

AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE SWITCHER (AVS) RANGE

The Sollatek Voltshield (AVS) range prevents damage to equipment from over and

under voltage levels of any duration. They work by disconnecting power when

voltage levels exceed set parameters. Reconnection takes place when power

returns to normal.

Fully automatic in operation. All these products provide power-back surge

protection as standard by their in-built start-up delay and voltage monitoring.

Additionally, all models include surge and spike protection.

Contents

The Sollatek AVS13/13RL/15 micro p.4-5

The Sollatek AVS30 micro p.6-9

The Sollatek AVS100 p.10-11

The Sollatek AVS3P-0 p.12-13

The Sollatek AVS303 p.14-15

Comparison chart p.16-17

Power problems p.18-19

AVS13 micro, AVS13 RL micro, AVS15 micro

The AVS is an Automatic Voltage Switcher rated at 13 Amps

(AVS13) or 15Amps (AVS15). The AVS will switch off the equipment

connected to it if the mains power goes outside preset acceptable

limits and will re-connect -automatically* - when the mains power

returns to normal. Re-connection takes place after a delay to ensure

stability of the mains.

This new version of the AVS has a built-in micro-processor that has

added advanced features to the product. These include;

* unless set to MANUAL on the Time delay Dial

2) Time Delay dial

By adjusting the dial, you can set the start-up delay (after first connecting and after re-connection

in case of over or under-voltage) from 15 Seconds to 3 minutes (AVS13) or 1.5 minute to 5 minutes

(AVS15). Alternatively you can pre-set to MANUAL. MANUAL indicates that the AVS will not connect

your load until you press the LOAD ON/OFF switch.

Tip: Use MANUAL setting if you do not want equipment to automatically re-start for example if you

do not wish the Air-conditioner to re-connect automatically after a power cut.

3) LOAD ON/OFF Switch

Using this button, you can switch your equipment on or off. If the switch is in the off position

(Light bulb off), press the switch to turn the equipment on. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE EQUIPMENT

WILL BE CONNECTED AFTER THE DELAY HAS PASSED AS SET BY THE TIME DELAY DIAL.

1) Five voltage indicators

The power supply is good and the load is connected

The AVS has detected that the mains voltage is too high

and therefore dangerous to your equipment. The AVS

has disconnected the power supply .

Power supply has returned to normal (after an over-

voltage condition - see above). The AVS is waiting before

the power supply is restored to your equipment.

Power supply has returned to normal (after an under-

voltage condition - see below). The AVS is waiting before

the power supply is restored to your equipment.

The AVS has detected low voltage condition and has

disconnected the power to your equipment to protect

against it.

SPECIFICATIONS

OPERATION:

1. Make sure that your load does not exceed the rating of the AVS.

2. The limits of the AVS are pre-set at the factory (i.e. The AVS13 is 185-260 volts).

If different limits are required, please refer to your dealer.

3. Plug your appliance into the AVS.

4. The LEDs on the front indicate the state of the AVS (see facing page for full details).

5. It is recommended that the AVS is kept switched on, and the appliance switched on and off to

prevent activating the time delay every time the appliance is switched on.

6. The plug connected to the AVS13 is fused at 13Amps. If the unit stops working and no LEDs are

lit on the front of the unit check that the fuse is intact. If not, replace with a 13Amp HBC

fuse.

Caution: Before replacing fuse or resetting the circuit breaker, ensure that the load does not exceed

the recommended rating of the AVS.

Model AVS13 AVS13RL AVS15

Current (Amps) 13 13 15

Nominal voltage(V) 230 230 230

Wait time (mins) adjustable adjustable adjustable

15 secs-3mins 15 secs-3mins 1.5mins-5mins

Under-voltage disconnect(V) 185 185 185

Over-voltage disconnect(V) 260 260 260

Hysteresis(V) 3-7 3-7 3-7

Socket type UK13A (BS1363) UK13A (BS1363) UK15A

unfused plug

Fused plug Yes. 13Amp Yes. 13Amp No

RFI protection No Yes No

Attenuation(db) N/A 20@100Khz,50@1Mhz N/A

35@10Mhz

Transient suppression Yes(>6.5kA) Yes(>6.5kA) Yes(>6.5kA)

Spike protection(J) 160 160 160

AVS30 micro

The AVS30 micro is a single phase Automatic Voltage Switcher rated at

30 Amps. The AVS will switch off the equipment connected to it if the

mains power goes outside pre-set acceptable limits, and will reconnect

automatically when the mains power returns to normal. Reconnection

takes place after a delay, to ensure stability of the mains.

The new version of the AVS has a built-in microprocessor that adds

advanced features. These include:

By adding microprocessor control to the AVS30, you can enjoy advanced functions which include:

* Variable time delay

* Variable Low voltage disconnect level

* Variable High voltage disconnect level

* Variable Blind time. Response time to under voltage disconnect

*Intelligent time delay

All these new features can be set at installation time.

* The AVS30 Micro has a reset button on the front panel. This button will eliminate the delay time.

* 5 LEDs to indicate the state of the mains supply.

LED Colour Indicating Load Status

Red High incoming voltage OFF

Yellow AVS is in wait state after a high voltage transition OFF

Green Mains normal ON

Yellow AVS is in wait state after a low voltage transition OFF

Red Low incoming voltage OFF

Five LEDs accurately display the status

of the AVS in the following symmetrical

traffic light design:

OFF

Wait

OFF

HIGH

LOW

OPERATION

1. Make sure that your load does not exceed the rating of the AVS which is 30Amps.

2. The limits of the AVS as a standard are set for a window of 190-260 volts.

3. The AVS has to be wired to the mains supply and to the equipment it is supplying.

Please refer to the wiring diagram on page 9.

4. On first switching on, there will be no output for the wait time of approximately three minutes

while the AVS monitors the mains.

a) To by-pass the wait time, press the re-set button on the front panel of the AVS30.

b) If a different wait time is required, then change the settings on potentiometer marked

WAIT. Settings are available in increments up to 10 minutes.

You can also set the WAIT dial to MAN. While on MAN the AVS30 will not reconnect the mains

unless the Reset button is pressed. For that period the yellow LED indicates that the mains are

within acceptable limits, after which the green LED goes on and the load is connected.

5. A different blind time can be set if a different undervoltage disconnect limit is required.

Under voltage blind time means the AVS ignores any undervoltage conditions during this time.

The AVS will not switch off unless the under voltage last longer than the blind time.

6. It is recommended that the AVS is kept switched on, and the appliance switched on and off to

prevent activating the time delay every time the appliance is switched on.

Model AVS30micro 110V 230V

Current (Amps) 30 30

Nominal voltage(V) 110 230

Wait time (mins) 10 secs to 10mins+manual 10 secs to 10mins+manual

Under-voltage disconnect(V) 75-110 150-230

Over-voltage disconnect(V) 110-150+off 230-300+off

Hysteresis(V) 3-5 3-5

Socket type direct via brass screw terminal direct via brass screw terminal

Fused plug N/A N/A

RFI protection No No

Transient suppression Yes >6.5kA Yes >6.5kA

Spike protection(J) 80 160

SPECIFICATIONS

CONNECTION:

CAUTION: IF THE AVS IS ALREADY WIRED, MAKE SURE IT IS DISCONNECTED FROM THE MAINS

BEFORE YOU DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING;

1. Remove the bottom cover to obtain access to connection terminals. To remove bottom cover

remove the two white caps and then undo the two screws.

2. Remove the two cable glands and then re-insert them so that the cable gland is external.

3. Insert cable from the mains supply through the cable glands of the AVS30 and connect to the

Connector terminals. (Refer to connection terminals layout diagram on next page).

4. Insert cable to appliance through the Cordgrip Bush and connect to the Connector terminals

5. Tighten the Cordgrip Bushes and return the front cover and two screws and screw caps.

PLEASE ENSURE NOT TO TIGHTEN CONNECTION TERMINALS EXCESSIVELY.

NOTES:

* In the upper compartment of the AVS, you will find a fuse (see diagram overleaf). The fuse is

not for the load. It is a spike protection fuse. Replace if it gets damaged. (0.5A Anti Surge).

To gain access to the upper compartment, ENSURE THAT THE AVS30 IS NOT CONNECTED TO

THE MAINS. Remove the screws from the back.

* The AVS must be mounted securely on a wall. Place it over one screw at the top and then use

the two mounting holes in the terminal compartment.

* The supply to the AVS30 must be fitted with a 30A HBC fuse or less.

AVS30 INPUT

L (Live) to L

N (Neutral) to N

E (Earth) to E

AVS30 OUTPUT

L (Live) to L out

N (Neutral) to N out

E (Earth) to E out if used

AVS30 CONNECTION TERMINALS LAYOUT

spike protection fuse

AVS100

The is AVS100 is a single phase Automatic Voltage Switcher rated at 100 Amps.

If the voltage goes above or below the pre-set limits (the ‘window’), then the

AVS100 will switch off. Once the voltage returns within the window limits,

the AVS will wait for a pre-set time, continuing to check the voltages, before

automatically turning the load back on.

OPERATION

Make sure that your load does not exceed the rating of the AVS (100 Amps for the AVS100).

The limits of the AVS are set for a window of 190-260 volts. If a different window is required,

please refer to your dealer.

The AVS has to be wired to the mains supply and to the equipment it is supplying. Please refer to

the wiring diagram on page 11.

On first switching on, there will be no output for the wait time of approximately three minutes

while the AVS monitors the mains voltage. If a different wait time is required, please refer to

your dealer. For that period the yellow LED indicates that the mains are within acceptable limits,

after which the green LED goes on and the load is connected. The red LED indicates that the

mains supply is outside the window, and the load is disconnected.

It is recommended that the AVS is kept switched on, and the appliance switched on and off to

prevent activating the time delay every time the appliance is switched on.

Model AVS100 110V 230V

Current (Amps) 100 100

Nominal voltage(V) 110 230

Wait time (mins) 3 mins 3 mins

Under-voltage disconnect(V) 75-110 150-230

Over-voltage disconnect(V) 110-150+off 230-300+off

Hysteresis(V) 3-5V 3-5V

Connection screw terminals screw terminals

Fused plug N/A N/A

RFI protection No No

Transient suppression Yes >6.5kA Yes >6.5kA

Spike protection(J) 80 160

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