ASCO ASM (Active Surge Monitor) Surge Protection that Monitors, Measures and Manages

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1 ASCO ASM (Active Surge Monitor) Surge Protection that Monitors, Measures and Manages

2 Our Web-Enabled Approach to Monitoring Your Facility s Power Quality ASCO makes it easy to manage your electrical system by integrating its web-based Active Surge Monitor within its 500 and 400 SERIES surge protection products. This integration enables real-time power quality measurements, logged events, statistical summaries and premium power protection. Understanding the severity, type and timing of the event allows you to analyze trends and ultimately better manage your electrical system. Internet Service Entrance Distribution Branch Locations LAN Connection (on-site access) Recommended ASCO Surge Protective Devices: 570, 560, 460, 440

3 Features Network Computer Mobile Phone Tablet Real-Time Power Quality Measurements Comprehensive monitoring and measurement functions designed to capture and record all categories of IEEE defined electromagnetic disturbances. Network Connection (remote access) Date/Time Stamp and Event Logging Detailed event Logging with a date/time stamp provides information required to identify the root cause of problems, understand power quality trends and to allow you to proactively prevent future issues. Customizable Power Quality Alarms User configurable alarm enables an alarm threshold tailored to your specific need. Branch Locations Superior Performance Sub-cycle sampling rate ensures accurate detection and analysis of all events including transients and noise. 440 User Friendly Display Easy to use diagnostic Interface provides quick access to power quality data right at the device. Access Information Remotely Multiple communication ports and industry standard protocols allow remote access of power quality data in a variety of formats including third-party software. LAN Connection (on-site access) Management Tools Embedded webpage allows you to use a standard web browser to remotely monitor and manage both the data and the device.

4 Data Accessibility Active Surge Monitor Interface (On-Site Access) 1 L1 L2 L3 N SERVICE Surge Protective Device L-L Avg V 208.0V Surge Count 2 57 IP Address Current Alarms None Prev Page Next Page 1 2 Protection Status LED s Red, green and orange (reduced protection) LEDs provide protection status indication for each phase, neutral and service. LCD Display Screen The Active Surge Monitor features 25+ individual and selectable display screens. Each screen provides real-time information concerning the existing power quality, past recorded events and networking. BACK UP DOWN ENTER PUSH TOGETHER TO SILENCE ALARM 3 3 Display Navigation Buttons Capacitive touch buttons are utilized to maneuver from screen to screen. (Front of User Interface Display) 5 4 RJ-45 Ethernet Connection A female RJ-45 Ethernet connection port provides quick and trouble-free network communication with your SPD/ Active Surge Monitor. 5 Form C Relay Contacts Two complete sets of individually configurable form C relay contacts, provide control for a variety of normally open and normally closed contact applications. 4 (Expanded Communications) (Backside of User Interface Display)

5 Embedded Webpage (Remote Access) Features Real-Time Monitoring of Voltages, Events and SPD Health Status Power Quality Events Measured and Recorded in Detail Manage Your System with User Configurable Thresholds and Power Quality Reporting 8 9

6 Surge Protective Device (SPD) Health LEDS, alarms, relay contacts and surge counters offer little insight into the overall health or life expectancy of your SPD. ASCO s ASM technology is set apart from traditional status indication by allowing facility managers to proactively replace an SPD prior to end-of-life, upgrade to larger capacity units or proactively replace installed SPDs prior to heavy lightning activity. The ASCO Active Surge Monitor also indicates when an active event is happening, assuring the SPD is still functioning and operational. 1 L1 L2 L3 N SERVICE Line and Neutral LEDs Green = Normal Operation Orange = Reduced Protection Red (steady) = Protection Failure Red (flashing) = Active Event N MOV Health L1-N MOV s PASS L2-N MOV s PASS L3-N MOV s PASS N-G MOV s PASS Prev Page NextPage 2 Service LED Green = Normal Operation Red = Protection Failure Orange = Active Event 3 Web Interface Pass = SPD components are functional and system is fully protected. Reduced = SPD has been compromised, but a degree of protection is still available. BACK UP DOWN ENTER PUSH TOGETHER TO SILENCE ALARM Fail = significant component failure exists in at least one mode and the SPD is in need of repair or replacement. Sampling Rate Sampling rate is defined as the number of times an analog signal is measured or sampled in one second. Power monitors sample the electrical sine wave to detect variations in the voltage or current that may indicate the presence of power quality events or conditions. How Fast Should the Sampling Rate Be? With one electrical cycle equaling 1/60 of a second (.016s) and damaging events like transients being a few millionths of a second, you can understand why faster sampling rates are desired. ASCO s ASM (Active Surge Monitor) samples every four microseconds, which equates to 4,166 times every cycle or 250,000 times every second. This rate allows the monitor to capture ALL anomalies from voltage harmonics to fast transients. The ASCO ASM (Active Surge Monitor) Samples at: (Waveform Cycle = 1/60 of a Second) 4,166X/cycle 250,000X/second The speed or rate at which a power quality device samples is extremely important, if the sampling rate is too slow, power quality events may go undetected.

7 Voltage Monitoring System Technical Specifications Accuracy ±1% Phase A, B & C Range V Average, Unbalance, Crest Factor Frequency Accuracy ±1% Range VTHD Range Harmonics Range RMS ±1% SPD Health Status I/O Relay Outputs RJ-45 Port Terminals (#24-#14) Events Event Logging Date/Time Stamp with Duration/Magnitude Surge Counter (Cat. C, B, A), Sag Counter, Swell Counter, w/ reset Events Display 45-67Hz Line-to-Neutral, Line-to-Line Hz Line-to-Neutral, Line-to-Line Fundamental - 13 th Percent Remaining Single Relay; x2 Configurable Form C sets Ethernet RS-485 Communication, (2-Wire or 4-Wire) Power Quality and System 8GB / Events - All events Surge, Sag, Swell, Voltage Harmonics (VTHD), Over/Under Frequency, Protection Failure Surge events categorized and totalized as ANSI/IEEE Category C, B, or A LCD 128x64 Communications Embedded Webpage MODBUS TCP, Ethernet, Form C Modular device,available models are: 570/560 and 460. Available with remote monitoring panel for custom installations. Models include: 570/560 Non-modular device, 440 model only.

8 ASCO Power Technologies - Global Headquarters 50 Hanover Road Florham Park, NJ Tel: ASCO customercare@asco.com Surge Protection th Street North Clearwater, FL Tel: (U.S & Canada Only) (Outside U.S.) Fax: SL (rf 03/18) surge.ascopower.com ASCO. Innovative Solutions.