ENTRON EN6001 Series Weld Control Transgun Instruction Manual

TRANSGUN APPLICATION NOTE
700252B
UPDATED 5/26/23
EN6001 SERIES CONTROLS &
iPAK2v2/P-600AWBv2/175A/GF/EIP/BCM
iPAK2v2/P-360AWBv2/125A/GF/EIP/BCM
MICROPROCESSOR BASED
Weld Sequence Controls

EN6001 Series Weld Control Transgun

ENTRON Controls, LLC.
1402 S. Batesville Road
Greer, South Carolina 29650
864-416-0190
FAX: 864-416-0195
www.entroncontrols.com

GF – GROUND FAULT OPTION (HAND-HELD TRANSGUN)

The design of the optional GF (Ground Fault) circuit is meant to fulfill the recommended requirements of RWMA’s Bulletin 5-015.68.04 (Figure 2.1) and AWS J1.1. (Figure 2.2) The recommended standard is typically called out to protect operators in hand-held transgun applications.
To understand the operation in more detail, see Wiring Diagram 421533-001 and the Weldsafe 5000 manual in Appendix A or 421567-001 and Weldsafe 5100 manual in Appendex D. Since CR1 (Weldsafe 5000 or Weldafe 5100) operation is discussed in  Appendix A and D, its design will not be discussed further. The GF option monitors specifically the transformer load and the ground connection to it.

1.1 GROUND FAULT DETAILS
Weld transformer primary wires are passed through T5 (transformer/coil). Current will be summed by T5 and the difference sent to CR1. CR1 will monitor this fault current and will close a contact at the RWMA specification of 15 mA. These contacts pass 120 VAC, developed on the primary of PS1 (power supply 1), to the ST (shunt trip) on CB1 (circuit breaker 1). When the voltage is applied, the contacts of the breaker will open. Timing of this action will be within the RWMA recommendation of 60 ms.
A push-to-test circuit is composed of SW2 (push button switch 2) and R80 (10k resistor). When SW2 is closed, a current is developed from the primary voltage windings (120 VAC) of PS1, through R80 (approximately 20 mA), and is passed through T5.

1.2 GROUND DETECTOR
It is important that the control and gun be well grounded in the case of a high current fault to ground. This low impedance will allow properly designed upstream breakers to open before the voltage on the gun case gets over 48 VAC. To insure a low resistance connection between the gun and control, CR1 (Weldsafe 5000 and Weldsafe 5100) monitors the connection between the gun case and control ground via R82-2. The detect wire is routed from the gun case through the transgun cable to R82-2. From there, the signal is passed through SW4 and on to CR1. SW 4 is a push-to-test switch for the GND detection circuit. When pressed, R82 (1 ohm resistor) is inserted in series with this detect lead to perform the push-to-test feature.
When the CR1 measures 1 ohm or greater in the ground path, a separate set of contacts in CR1 relay will close. These contacts are in parallel with the EL and GF contacts and will pass 120 VAC from the primary windings of the 120 VAC source to the ST of the CB1 and will remove voltage to the control within 60 ms.

GF – GROUND FAULT OPTION (HAND-HELD TRANSGUN)

RESISTANCE WELDER MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION OCT. 1995
BULLETIN 5-015
SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND
GUIDE FOR INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
BUL 5-015.68 GROUNDED CIRCUITS AND EQUIPMENT GROUNDING. 04 Special considerations for Portable Transguns
(a) Portable Transguns – shall be grounded per Article 250 of the National Electrical Code and require the use of (1),(2) and (3) listed below:
NOTE— Conduit or Raceways shall not be used as the grounding conductor.
NOTE— The intention of these requirements is to ensure that the grounding conductor to the transgun is sized correctly to allow sufficient ground fault current to flow for a time long enough to trip an upstream circuit breaker or other protection device. As a general guideline, the resistance of a grounding conductor should be maintained at a value to ensure the continuous and unrestricted flow of available ground fault short circuit current until the circuit protection device removes voltage from the equipment.

1. Grounding Integrity – The welding gun transformer case and secondary shall be grounded and protected by fail safe circuitry designed to immediately disconnect line voltage from the transgun via a circuit breaker with shunt trip or a circuit breaker with undervoltage trip. The combined clearing time shall not exceed 60 mS. A sensed value of grounding conductor resistance in excess of one ohm by the ground integrity monitor would be considered an inadequate ground [referred to in paragraph 5-015.68.04(a)(2)]. A pushto-test circuit providing a 1 ohm resistance between the sense lead and ground will be included to verify the operation of the ground integrity circuit.
   NOTE— The ground integrity monitor operation shall not depend on a programmable device.

2. Ground Fault Current Relay – A sensitive, fail safe, ground fault relay with a maximum trip point of 15mA must be used to provide protection against differential ground fault leakage currents. The ground fault relay must immediately disconnect line voltage from the Portable Transgun via a circuit breaker with shunt trip or a circuit breaker with undervoltage trip. The combined clearing time shall not exceed 60 mS.
   A push-to-test circuit supplying a test fault current, through the sense coil of 20mA maximum will be included to verify the operation of the ground fault relay.
   Only three wires are allowed to pass through the ground fault relay current pickup transformer: two welding transformer primary conductors and the push- to-test circuit.
   NOTE— The ground fault current relay operation shall not depend on a programmable device.
   NOTE— If an Isolation Contactor is used, ground fault current will only be detected when this Isolation Contactor is closed.
   NOTE— In (1) and (2) above, combined clearing time is the reaction time of the ground fault relay plus the clearing time of the shunt trip or undervoltage trip of circuit breaker.

3. Ground shielded cable – The weld transformer primary cable conductors between the weld control and the Portable Transgun must be surrounded by grounded shield. This shield must be tied to an appropriate ground lug at the control. In addition to the two primary conductors, ground conductor and shield, a ground sense wire must be included with the cable.
   NOTE— The grounded shield provides a current path should a metallic component cut through the shield to a power conductor within the cable. This current path will then cause the ground fault current relay to trip.

Reproduced from RWMA Bulletin 5 – Resistance Welding Control Standards, October 1995.
Figure 2.1 RWMA recommended standards for grounded circuits
AWS J1.1M/J1.1:2013 Specification for Resistance Welding Controls
ANSI STANDARD
4.1.1 Manual Transgun Control
This control system employs additional devices necessary to ensure safe operation of manual transguns. Since the operating (line) voltage and ground wires connect to the transgun by means of a flexible power cable, supplemental systems within the welding control monitor the system for ground faults and ground circuit integrity. These supplemental systems provide an added level of operator protection in the event the ground connection is lost or there is an electrical current leakage to ground. Such faults could indicate a component of the transgun is no longer adequately grounded or perhaps has become dangerously energized. A manual transgun control shall incorporate supplemental safety devices including a ground integrity monitor, ground fault detector, and a grounded-shield power cable.
4.1.1.1 Ground Integrity Monitor
A ground integrity monitor shall be provided in the manual transgun control system. This monitor senses the value of ground circuit resistance to identify conditions where there may be an inadequate bonding connection between the welding control and the transgun. In the event a fault is detected, the electrical supply shall be disconnected from the transgun in accordance with the performance specified in clause 7.9.1. A push–to-test circuit shall be included to enable verification of the ground integrity monitor operation.
4.1.1.2 Ground Fault Monitor
A sensitive, fail-safe, ground fault monitor shall be provided in the manual transgun control system. The earth-leakage detector, the most commonly applied system, uses a current coil surrounding supply and return conductors to detect differential current indicative of an undesired active path. In the event a fault is detected, the electrical supply shall be disconnected from the transgun in accordance with the performance specified in clause 7.9.2. The disconnecting means employed in 4.2.4.1 above also functions in this case. A push-to-test circuit supplying a test fault current, through the sense coil will be included to verify the operations of the ground fault monitor.
4.1.1.3 Grounded-Shield Power Cable
The weld transformer primary cable conductors between the weld control and the manual transgun shall be surrounded by a grounded conductive shield. This shield will provide a current path to ground within the cable should it be penetrated with something conductive. This shield shall be tied to an appropriate ground lug at the control. In addition to the two primary conductors, ground conductor and shield, a ground sense wire must be included within the cable to facilitate verification of the bonding connection between the resistance welding control and transformer.
Reproduced from AWS J1.1M/J1.1:2013 Specification for Resistance Welding Controls
Figure 2.2. AWS WELD CONTROL STANDARD

APPENDIX A WELDSAFE 5000
WoKa-Elekronik GmbH
Fulder Tor 30, D-36304 Alsfeld • Phone: +49 (0) 6631-776040 • Fax: +49 (0) 6631-7760499 • Mail: info@woka-elektronik.com

WELDSAFE 5000
combination ground fault sensing and ground checking relay for AC 50-60 IIz applications manual transgun applications
Features

• 10mA trip point sctting for ground fault scnsing
• C.T. loop monitoring
• 1 olum single trip point for ground checking
• Voltage Build-up Detection
• Optional End-of-Line Resistor for crush fault dotection
• Harmonic filtcring

The Weldsafe 5000 combination ground fault currant and ground cheek relay has been designed to provide sensitive ground fault protection and coutinuous ground checking for ac, 50-60 Hz manual transguns in accordunce with RWMA Bulletin 5 standards.
Ground Fault Sensing Operation
The Weldsafe 5000 protects operators and equipment from dangcerous lcakage currents that may occur when a circuit is cnergized. The device has harmonic filtering to prevent muisance tripping and a pick-up response time of < 25ms.
Ground Fuult Protection
The Weldsate 5000 ground fault funchon has lwo pround fault settings which will typically correspond to the size of the manual transgun. Setting 1 is the factory setting. This setting should always be used whenever practicable. Generally, Setting 1 will work for transguns smaller than 100 KVA. For manual guns larger than 100 KVA or with very high amperages (>40,000A), Setting 2 can be selected. All settings meet or exceed current RWMA recommendations. To determine which setting is correct, consult with your service operator.
C.T. Loup Monitoring
The Weldsafe 5000 also continuously monitors the connection to the current transformer to ensure proper functioning of the ground fault sensing. If this conncetion is broken, the unit will immediately operate.
CT600/…WKE Series Current Transformers
The ground fault protection function of the Weldsafe 5000 operates together with a CT600 series current transformer. There are different sizes available ranging from 1” to 5 1/8” depending upon the size of the load conductors passing through window. The C.T. is connected across terminals 16 and 17. Only the load carrying conductors pass through the C.T.. The ground wire must remain outside the C.T. core. It is also important that the cables passing through the C.T. be as straight as possible (see diagram) to mmuimuze the possibility of core saturation.

CT600/60/2 for High Current Applications
In applications where very high current is present, as in the case of a very large hand-held welding gun (>100K VA, 40,000A), this Ingh current may mifluence the operalion of the CT arid cause nuisance tripping. The mounting and location of the CT within the control panel is very important. In order to get optimum results from the CT, it is recommended that the CT be mounted on the output side. This reduces the mfluence of any mternal leakage caused by components in the welding control. For systems above 100 KVA, it is advisable to use either coaxial cable or order the CT600/60/2. This CT has been specifically designed with a 6″ metal core insert and provides the same shielding from the high current as the coaxial cable.
Ground Checking Operation
The Weldsafe 5000 has several protective methods to ensure proper grounding of fixed or portable equipment. If the unit senses any one of the following conditions, it activates the alarm relay (K2).
Pilot Wire Ground Integrity Check
The Weldsafe 5000 monitors the resistance of the return path to ground via a ground connection from terminal 30 and a standard loop pilot wire going to the equipment from terminal 27. The unit continuously sends a measurmg signal around the ground loop circuit. This circuit comprises the main equipment grounding conductor, a section of the equipment casing and a pilot conductor return path. When the Weldsafe 5000 detects a loop resistance in excess of | ©, it will activate the output alarm relay (K2). The response time will vary depending upon the actual loop resistance value. The Weldsafe will react in < 30 ms for values approaching “open circuit” (see table 1).
Earth Voltage Build-up
The Weldsafe 5000 can also detect large ground fault currents that may cause unsafe voltage build-up on the ground path. If the unit senses a voltage

30 V ac on the ground path, it will mmediately react to this condition.
Optional End-of-Line Resistor (EOL)
The Weldsafe 5000 ground checking operation has an additional protection feature. The unit can detect crush or parallel faults. This situation occurs when the cable ground wire becomes unintentionally connected to the equipment pilot wire. To sense this fault, a grounding resistor is connected at the end of the pilot wire from terminal 29. In this configuration, the Weldsafe 5000 will alarm if the ground wire ever comes into contact with the equipment pilot wire. This grounding resistor must have a value of 49.9 ohms with a high tolerance of +/- 0.1% to ensure proper function of the Weldsafe 5000. Circuit Savers can supply this resistor on request.
Please note: this end-of-line (EOL) will not affect the operation of the earth voltage build-up function.
Technical Information
Mounting and Wiring
The Weldsafe 5000 can be either DIN rail mounted (35mm) or screw-mounted by the 2 holes at the corners of the device. Termnals are clearly marked for connection.
Input Power Supply
The Weldsafe 5000 requires an auxiliary power supply of either 24Vdc, 24Vac, 120Vac or 230Vac 50-60 Hz. Customer must specify.
Trip/Alarm Output Relays
Two scts of changeover trip/alarm contacts (one for ground fault, one for ground check) are provided rated at 250 V, 5 A. These two relays can be set for tripping or remote indication. They can be configured for either failsafe or active operation, manual or auto reset. I’actory settings are I’ailsafe and Auto Reset. To adjust relay for Failsafe/Active operation for either ground fault or ground check, open front cover. There is a small blue button in the left and nght lower areas. The switch on the left changes the ground fault, the one on the right changes the ground check. For Hand reset close contacts between 18-19, open for Auto.
LEDs
In addition to the trip relays there are six LED indicators on the front cover. The green LED indicates POWER ON. There are two red LEDs for the ground fault function:

• “GF” indicates leakage in excess of present trip level
• “CT.” indicates C.T. comection broken
• There are three LEDs indicating different conditions on the ground check function
• “1Ω” indicates ground loop resistance in excess of 1 ohm
• “Link” indicates ground wire connected to pilot wire
• ‘“>V” indicates voltage build-up in excess of 30 V AC

Test/Reset
The test facilities on the Weldsafe 5000 may be operated locally or remotely. They test both the ground fault sensing and the ground checking circuits. The test button, $1 is used to simulate a ground fault condition internally as a means of testing the relay function. An external test button can also be used to perform the same function test.
CT600 Current Transformers

CT600/25/WKE
CT600/60/WKE
CT600/95/WKE
CT600/130/WKE
CT600/60/2| 1” milernal diameter
2 1/3” internal diameter
3 3/4” internal diameter
5 1/8” internal diameter
2 1/3″ internal diameter for high current applications, 6″ metal insert
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Power Supply Voltage Us| Order Number
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DC24V | 17007031
AC24V| 17007041
 AC120V| 17007051

Technical Data

Beaking capacity
At: 240V ac, P.F.=0.4
At: 110V dc, @L/R=0| 3A
0.3A
Adjustable function| Failsafe/Active
Relay alarm memory| Manual/Auto reset
Factory Settings| Failsafe/Auto
Operating ambicnt temperature| -10º to +60° C
Storage ambient temperature| -40º to + 70° C

Mounting

Ground fault function
Trip level

Setting 2

Ground check function

Stray voltage
(terminals 30-27 or 30-29)| Max. 300 V ac (<5 sec)
Response time
0.5Ω. – open circuit
response time curve| <30 ms
see table 1
Hysteresis| Approx. 2%
Voltage response| >30V ac
Industry Standards| RWMA 5-015.68.04
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Weldsafe 5000 Ground Fault Setting 2 reaction time

Connection Diagram E699001-2

Legend
H1 LED green POWER ON
H2 LED red GROUND FAULT
H3 LED red CT FAULT
H4 LED red LOOP RESISTANCE > 1Q
HS LED red CRUSH FAUT
H6 LED red VOLTAGE BUILD-UP
K1 Ground fault alarm relay
K2 Ground check alarm relay
S1 Internal test button
S2 Internal reset button
S3 Switch for ground fault Failsafe/Active (behind front cover) Closed=active Open=failsafe
S4 Switch for ground check Failsafe/Active (behind front cover) Closed=active Open=tailsafe
S5 External test button
S6 External reset button for ground fault sensing
S7? External reset button for ground checking
S8 Trip level adjustment (behind front cover)
Closed = 10 mA fixed = factory setting
Qpen = 10 mA inverse response
R1 Loop resistance adjustment – see instructions
R1 Loop Resistance Adjustment
This is an intenal adjustment that must made when cable length is very long and the loop resistance is high (0.5..0.8Ω). Please check willl manufacturer about your specific applioation.

Terminals
2-3 Input power supply
8-9-10 Contact for K1 alarm relay — ground fault
12-13-14 Contact for K2 alarm relay — ground check
16-17. C.T. connection
18-19 Ground fault external reset, Hand=closed Auto=open
22-23 External test button (optional)
25-26 Ground check external reset, Hand=closed Auto=open
27 Pilot wire if using standard ground check monitoring
29 Pilot wire if using EOL monitoring
30 Ground connection
EOL End-of-line resistor, 49.9Ω, +/-0.1

APPENDIX B WELDSAFE 5000 MODIFICATION NOTES

APPENDIX C WELDSAFE 5100

Weldsafe 5100
combination ground fault sensing and ground checking relay for AC 1000 Hz manual transgun applications
Weldsafe 5100 Features

• 10 mA trip point setting for ground fault sensing
• C.T. loop monitoring
• 1 Ω single trip point for ground checking
• Voltage Build-up Detection
• Optional End-of-Line Resistor for crush fault detection
• Harmonic filtering

The Weldsafe 5100 combination ground fault current and ground check relay has been designed to provide sensitive ground fault protection and continuous ground checking for ac, 1000 Hz manual transguns in accordance with RWMA Bulletin 5 standards.
Weldsafe 5100 Operation
Ground Fault Sensing Operation
The Weldsafe 5100 protects operators and equipment from dangerous leakage currents that may occur when a circuit is energized. The device has harmonic filtering to prevent nuisance tripping and an inverse reaction time that corresponds to IEC 470-1 safety curves.

• Ground Fault Protection
  The Weldsafe 5100 ground fault function has two ground fault settings which will typically correspond to the size of the manual transgun. Setting 1 is the factory setting. This setting should always be used whenever practicable. Generally, Setting 1 will work for transguns smaller than 100 KVA. For manual guns larger than 100 KVA or with very high amperages (>40,000A), Setting 2 can be selected. All settings exceed current RWMA recommendations. To determine which setting is correct, consult with your service operator.

• C.T. Loop Monitoring
  The Weldsafe 5100 also continuously monitors the connection to the current transformer to ensure proper functioning of the ground fault sensing. If this connection is broken, the unit will immediately operate.

• CT600/…/WKE Series Current Transformers
  The ground fault protection function of the Weldsafe 5100 operates together with a CT600 series current transformer. There are different sizes available ranging from 1” to 5-1/8” depending upon the size of the load conductors passing through window. The C.T. is connected across terminals 16 and 17. Only the load carrying conductors pass through the C.T. The ground wire must remain outside the C.T. core. It is also important that the cables passing through the C.T. be as straight as possible (see diagram) to minimize the possibility of core saturation.

CT600/60/2 for High Current Applications
In applications where very high current is present, as in the case of a very large hand-held welding gun (>100KVA, 40,000A), this high current may influence the operation of the CT and cause nuisance tripping. The mounting and location of the CT within the control panel is very important. In order to get optimum results from the CT, it is recommended that the CT be mounted on the output side. This reduces the influence of any internal leakage caused by components in the welding control. For systems above 100 KVA, it is advisable to use either coaxial cable or order the CT600/60/2. This CT has been specifically designed with a 6″ metal core insert and provides the same shielding from the high current as the coaxial cable.
Ground Checking Operation
The Weldsafe 5100 has several protective methods to ensure proper grounding of fixed or portable equipment.
If the unit senses any one of the following conditions, it activates the alarm relay (K2).

• Pilot Wire Ground Integrity Check
  The Weldsafe 5100 monitors the resistance of the return path to ground via a ground connection from terminal 30 and a standard loop pilot wire going to the equipment from terminal 27. The unit continuously sends a measuring signal around the ground loop circuit. This circuit comprises the main equipment grounding conductor, a section of the equipment casing and a pilot conductor return path. When the Weldsafe 5100 detects a loop resistance in excess of 1 Ω, it will activate the output alarm relay (K2). The response time will vary depending upon the actual loop resistance value. A time delay of up to 2 S can occur for values less than 2 Ω. The Weldsafe will react in < 30 mS for values approaching “open circuit” (see Table 1).

• Earth Voltage Build-up
  The Weldsafe 5100 can also detect large ground fault currents that may cause unsafe voltage build-up on the ground path. If the unit senses a voltage >30 V ac on the ground path, it will immediately react to this condition.

• Optional End-of-Line Resistor (EOL)
  The Weldsafe 5100 ground checking operation has an additional protection feature. The unit can detect crush or parallel faults. This situation occurs when the cable ground wire becomes unintentionally connected to the equipment pilot wire. To sense this fault, a grounding resistor is connected at the end of the pilot wire from terminal 29. In this configuration, the Weldsafe 5100 will alarm if the ground wire ever comes into contact with the equipment pilot wire. This grounding resistor must have a value of 49.9 ohms with a high tolerance of +/0.1% to ensure proper function of the Weldsafe 5100. Circuit Savers can supply this resistor on request. Please note: this end-of-line (EOL) will not affect the operation of the earth voltage build-up function.

Weldsafe 5100 combination ground fault sensing and ground checking relay

Weldsafe 5100 Technical Information
Mounting and Wiring
The Weldsafe 5100 can be either DIN rail mounted (35mm) or screw-mounted by the 2 holes at the corners of the device. Terminals are clearly marked for connection.
Input Power Supply
The Weldsafe 5100 requires an auxiliary power supply of either 24 V ac or 120 V ac, 50-60 Hz. Customer must specify.

Trip/Alarm Output Relays
Two sets of changeover trip/alarm contacts (one for ground fault, one for ground check) are provided rated at 250 V, 5 A. These two relays can be set for tripping or remote indication. They can be configured for either failsafe or active operation, manual or auto reset. Factory settings are Failsafe and Auto Reset. To adjust relay for Failsafe/Active operation for either ground fault or ground check, open front cover. There is a small blue button in the left and right lower areas. The switch on the left changes the ground fault, the one on the right changes the ground check. For Hand reset close contacts between 18-19, open for Auto.
LEDs
In addition to the trip relays there are six LED indicators on the front cover. The green LED indicates POWER ON.
There are two red LEDs for the ground fault function:

• “GF” indicates leakage in excess of preset trip level
• “C.T.” indicates C.T. connection broken

There are three LEDs indicating different conditions on the ground check function:

• “1Ω” indicates ground loop resistance in excess of 1 ohm
• “Link” indicates ground wire connected to pilot wire
• “>V” indicates voltage build-up in excess of 30 V ac

Test/Reset
The test facilities on the Weldsafe 5100 may be operated locally or remotely. They test both the ground fault sensing and the ground checking circuits. The test button, S1 is used to simulate a ground fault condition internally as a means of testing the relay function. An external test button can also be used to perform the same function test.
CT600 Current Transformers

Technical Data

Nominal AC insulation voltage ……………….. 500 V ac
Insulation group to UL 1053 and VDE 0110(01.83) ….. Dirty group 2
Test voltage ……………………………………….. 3000 V ac
Operation class …………………………………Continuous
Input supply voltage … 24 V ac or 120 V ac, 50-60 Hz
Working range …………………………………. +/- 15%
Maximum self-consumption ……………………….. 10 VA
Alarm relay contacts ……………………. Volt-free NO/NC
Switching capacity ……………………………. 1100 VA
Rated contact voltage …………………………….250V
Continuous current ………………………………….. 5A
Breaking capacity …………………………………………
At: 240V ac, P.F.=0.4 …………………………………. 3A
At: 110V dc, @L/R=0 ………………………………. 0.3A
Adjustable function ……………………….. Failsafe/Active
Relay alarm memory ……………….. Manual/Auto reset
Factory settings ……………………………… Failsafe/Auto
Operating ambient temperature …….. -10ºto +60ºC
Storage ambient temperature ………… -40ºto +70ºC
Mounting
Terminal ……………………………………………………. M 2.5
Terminal capacity …………………………… 0.5 to 4 mm2
Torque Force ………………………………………….. 0.8 Nm
Ground fault function
Trip level
Setting 1 ……………………………………….. factory setting
S8 closed ………10 mA, +0%/-15%, ac 50-60 Hz
Response time……. 20 –25 mS Response time
Setting 2
S8 open …………10 mA, +0%/-15%, ac 50-60 Hz
Response time ….. Inverse time::current, see below
Current transformer… CT600/…/WKE or CT600/60/2
Sizes ……………………….. 1” – 5-1/8” internal diameter
Ground check function
Loop resistance measuring current ……… DC 20 mA
Trip Level …………………………………………. 1Ω, +/-15%
Stray voltage
(terminals 30-27 or 30-29) …. Max. 300 V ac (<5 sec)
Response time …… inverse 21mS-1.8S, see Table 1
Hysteresis ……………………………………….. Approx. 2%
Voltage response ………………………………….> 30 V ac
Weight ……………………………………………………… 575 g
Dimensions ………………….. 2.96″H x 3.94″W x 4.33″D
Industry Standards……………….. RWMA 5-015.68.04
…………………….. in accordance with UL Class B

Table 1

Response Time for Ground Loop value change 0.5Ω to R Ω

0.5 Ω – 2 Ω| ≈ 1.8 S
0.5 Ω – 5 Ω| ≈ 1.8 S
0.5 Ω – 8 Ω| ≈ 1.8 S
0.5 Ω – 10 Ω| ≈ 1.8 S
0.5 Ω – 20 Ω| ≈ 3 1 0 m S
0.5 Ω – 50 Ω| ≈ 100 mS
0.5 Ω – 100 Ω| ≈ 60 mS
0.5 Ω – 200 Ω| ≈ 42 mS
0.5 Ω – Open| ≈ 21 mS

Weldsafe 5100 combination ground fault sensing and ground checking relay

PLEASE NOTE:
TO CHECK UNIT FUNCTION DURING COMMISSIONING, WE RECOMMEND TESTING THE Weldsafe 5100 UNDER TRUE FAULT CONDITIONS.
FOR THE GROUND FAULT FUNCTION, A SMALL RESISTOR, (e.g. 30 KΩ AT 480V WILL GENERATE APPROX. 16 mA) CAN BE USED TO CREATE THIS CONDITION. FOR THE GROUND CHECKING FUNCTION, OPEN THE PILOT WIRE.

Legend

Closed=active   Open=failsafe
S4| Switch for ground check Failsafe/Active (behind front cover)
Closed=active   Open=failsafe
S5| External test button
S6| External reset button for ground fault sensing
S7| External reset button for ground checking
S8| Trip level adjustment (behind front cover)
Closed = 10 mA fixed, factory setting
Open = 10 mA inverse response
**R1| Loop resistance adjustment – see instructions

Terminals

**R1 Loop Resistance Adjust-ment
This is an internal adjustment that must made when cable length is very long and the loop resistance is high (0.5..0.8Ω). Please check with manufacturer about your specific application.

APPENDIX D WELDSAFE 5000 MODIFICATION NOTES

APPENDIX E TRANSGUN MODEL NUMBER DEFINITIONS

APPLICATION NOTE 700204-001
TRANSGUN MODEL NUMBER DEFINITIONS

NOTICE
This Application Note applics only to controls with operators using transguns. Non-hand-held guns can use standard non-GF (ground fault) controls.
A. Determine control type ~ 6001. For FN6001.
B. Determine transgun type
BLANK – no connector; valve voltage and valve power supply to be called out in column G.
CES. ERG, PW. TGA are no longer manufactured. OEMs and end users can add specific connectors as needed.
C. Determine contactor and Cab. size — 300D or 1200D.
D. All transguns must have ground fault (GF).
E. Choose breaker

1. First digit ~ choose 1 for 100 amp: choose 2 for 200 amp (100 or 200 amp only).
2. Second digit — 0
3. Third digit — choose 3 for 3 pole for single phase guns.

F. All controls with GF need shunt trip (ST).
G. ACV Option for AC Valves when required. Adds AC Valve PCB and 150 VA Valve power supply with both 24 and 120 VAC outputs.

ENTRON Controls, LLC.
1402 S. Batesville Road
Greer, South Carolina 29650
864-416-0190
FAX: 864-416-0195
700204-001
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APPENDIX F RWMA PRECAUTIONARY LABELING

PRECAUTIONARY LABELS FOR TRANSGUNS

| LABEL #: 460118F
SIZE: 8.0″W x 9.5″H
DESCRIPTION: GF SAFETY NOTICE
PLACEMENT: On interior of control on door of controls with Ground Fault protection
PURPOSE: To assist installers with installation of Ground Fault System
Compilation of 460122, 460198, 460343, 460344, 460348, 460349, 460350
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| LABEL #: 460122C
SIZE: 1.0″W x 3.0″H
DESCRIPTION: DANGER GF COIL
PLACEMENT: Onexterior of GF coil
PURPOSE: To keep only the push to test wire and weld transformer wires as the only wires that go through this coil; otherwise GF detection may not work
| LABEL #: 4601440
SIZE: 2.625″W x 3.25″H
DESCRIPTION: HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE GND/PE
PLACEMENT: Oninterior of control of weld controls at GROUND connection
PURPOSE: To advise control must be grounded and this is the point
| LABEL #: 460198C
SIZE: 2.625″W x 3.25″H
DESCRIPTION: SHOCK HAZARD TEST OPERATOR PROTECTION
PLACEMENT: On exterior of control on door near Push to Test switches on controls with Ground Fault detection and Earth Leakage Detection
PURPOSE: To advise to use Push to Test buttons regularly
| LABEL #: 460281C
SIZE: 2.625″W x 3.25″H
DESCRIPTION: DO NOT DEFEAT OR REMOVE PROTECTION DEVICES
PLACEMENT: On interior of control near protection devices
PURPOSE: To assist Maintenance/Service personnel to not defeat protection devices
| LABEL#: 460343A
SIZE: 2.625″W x 3.25″H
DESCRIPTION: HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE TRANSGUY
PLACEMENT: Oniinterior of control of controls with Ground Fault Detection
PURPOSE: To advise the installer of proper installation requirements
| LABEL #: 460344A
SIZE: 2.625″W x 3.25″H
DESCRIPTION: NOTICE THISWELD CONTROL…
PLACEMENT: On the exterior of controls with Ground Fault
PURPOSE: To advise the operator that weld control meets RWMA requirements
| LABEL #: 460348A
SIZE: 2.625″W x 8.5″H
DESCRIPTION: NOTICE THIS WELD CABLE…
PLACEMENT: Onweld cables of transgenes
PURPOSE: To advise operator that the weld cable meets RWMA requirements
| LABEL #: 460349A
SIZE: 2.625″W x 3.25″H
DESCRIPTION: SHOCK HAZARD THIS HAND-HELD TRANSGUN…
PLACEMENT: Ontransgun
PURPOSE: To advise to use correct control and cable
| LABEL #: 460350A
SIZE: Q”W x 1.7″H
DESCRIPTION: VOLTAGE HAZARD GROUNDED DEVICE
PLACEMENT: Onground protection devices as some devices may not be understood to be such
PURPOSE: To advise maintenance personnel that this is a ground protection device

APPENDIX G EN6001 GF ADDITIONAL WIRING DIAGRAM

APPENDIX H EN6001 GF SCHEMATIC

APPENDIX I GF ADDITIONAL iPAK WIRING DIAGRAM

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APPENDIX I GF ADDITIONAL iPAK WIRING DIAGRAM PAGE 2 (cont.)

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References

• Resistance Welding Controls - Entron Controls

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