ASCO Control Panels - Standard Features - Series 7000
7000 Series Soft Load User Control and Indicator Panel
The panel organizes a three position selector switch for "Auto", "Soft Load Transfer" and "Transfer Preset" operation and LED status indicators.
AUTO is the normal setting for automatic soft load transfers initiated remotely.
SOFT LOAD TRANSFER manually selects the soft load mode of operation regardless of the settings in the soft load power transfer controller. The time in the parallel position is based on the generator load/unload ramp time setting.
TRANSFER PRESET manually initiates a soft power transfer based on the soft load controller settings (base loading, soft load transferring or importing/exporting).
Additional controls enable users to set bypass time delays and reset alarms,
Microprocessor Controller
The 7000 Series Microprocessor
Based Controller is used with all sizes of Automatic Transfer Switches from
30 through 4000 amperes. It represents the most advanced digital based
microprocessor control panel in the industry and includes, as standard, all of
the voltage, frequency, control, timing and diagnostic functions required for
most emergency and standby power applications.
Because of severe voltage transients frequently encountered with industrial
distribution systems, the microprocessor logic board is separated and isolated
from the power board as shown below. This improves electrical noise immunity
performance and helps assure compliance with the rigorous transient suppression
standards highlighted below.
ASCO now has an online interactive demonstration of our Microprocessor Controller. Click on the image at left to see firsthand the advantages of ASCO's easy-to-use interface and powerful features.
Since the demonstration contains audio and animation, it may take a few minutes to load if you have a slower connection. Clicking on the image at left will open a new window with the demonstration, so feel free to return to this window and continue browsing while the demonstration is loading. To exit the demonstration, simply close the window.
You'll need the Flash plug-in to view the demo.
