HM2006
peak demand controller
The controller is designed for peak demand management of large electrical consumers. Demand regulation is optimized according to a predefined load profile and user-defined demand limit or technical maximum.
When the trend of the average demand approaches the configured limit, the controller automatically disconnects selected load stages to prevent the demand from exceeding the set value. Once the demand falls below the threshold, the controller gradually reconnects the previously disconnected loads, ensuring efficient energy utilization while maintaining the required demand level.
- 5 inputs (kWh, kVArh+, kVArh-, tariff/kWh-, reg. period)
- 6 fully programmable relay outputs
- programmable priority and times of each output
- internal power supply for pulse inputs
- real-time clock circuit
- real-time clock 48 hours backup
- communication interface RS485
- internal memory for 40 days load profile
Load profile memory
Controller HM2006 has built memory for load profile and outputs status with capacity for 40 days recording. Once the memory is full the newest data overwrites the oldest one.
Time synchronization
Controller HM2006 has input for synchronization pulse from energy meter with positive or negative pulse type. For application where there is not possible obtain synchronization pulse the precise internal real time clock can be used. Internal clock has 48 hours backup for case of supply voltage lost.
Inputs internal supply
Device is equipped with optically separated internal power supply 12 VDC for supplying energy meter pulse outputs.
Function
Controller has 5 inputs, which are used for energy meter pulses of +P, +Q, P, Q and synchronization impulse. One input can be used for tariff indication. Controller is normally connected to the energy meter pulse outputs via separation unit. Controller outputs are realized by 6 changeover contacts 3A/250VAC which control mechanical contactor circuits of defined electrical loads.
Function
HM2006 controller regulates demand according to set maximal value of average hour demand in kW. This value is periodically compared with measured power demand during the quarter-hour and in the case of fast power demand increase over the defined neutral zone, controller starts to disconnect appropriate loads.
If the power demand decreases under the certain level and power demand reserve appears, controller starts to connect appropriate loads back to the system.
Device shows, during quarter-hour period, calculation of the average hour power demand in kW according to the real power demand. After incoming of the pulse for the new quarter-hour beginning, this value is being erased. All disconnected loads will be connected back and new regulation cycle will start.
Maximum reached quarter-hour value of power, date and time of this event for every tariff separately are recorded into internal memory. Those maximal values are accessible on the device display. History of every power demand curve during quarter-hour is saved to the internal memory with capacity for 40 days of recording.
Technical features
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| supply voltage | 230 V AC 50 Hz (+10%,-15%) |
| system frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| self consumption |
4 VA |
| number of regulated outputs | 6 |
| relay output load capability |
250 V / 3 A |
| communication interface | RS485 |
| communication protocol | BMR native |
| communication line length | < 1200 m |
| ambient temperature range | 0°C .... +70°C |
| dimensions | 106 x 90 x 58 mm 6 x standard DIN module |
| weight | 750 g |
| protection degree |
IP20 |