DATAKOM DKG-109

Description

DATAKOM DKG-109 is an Automatic Mains Failure (AMF) controller designed to monitor and manage generator systems. It ensures a reliable power supply by automatically starting the generator when mains power fails and stopping it when the mains power is restored.

Features:

• Automatic Mains Monitoring: Detects mains voltage and frequency failures, automatically starting the generator.
• True RMS Measurements: Provides precise voltage and current readings.
• Generator Protection: Includes alarms for over/under voltage, over/under frequency, and engine faults.
• Gas & Diesel Engine Compatibility: Works with both gas and diesel generator engines.
• Remote Start Operation: Allows for external remote starting capability.
• Event Logging: Stores the last 100 events for diagnostics.
• Dual Genset Standby Mode: Supports two generators in mutual standby operation.
• Periodic Maintenance Alerts: Monitors service intervals for preventive maintenance.
• User-Friendly LCD Display: Features a 128×64 graphic LCD with multilingual support.
• Modbus Communication: Enables remote monitoring via RS-485 interface.
• GSM-SMS Notifications: Sends SMS alerts in case of alarms.
• Password Protection: Three levels of password security to prevent unauthorized changes.
• Firmware Upgradable: Allows software updates through the serial port.

Technical Specifications:

• Mains Voltage: 0-300V AC (Phase to Neutral) / 0-520V AC (Phase to Phase)
• Generator Voltage: 0-300V AC (Phase to Neutral) / 0-520V AC (Phase to Phase)
• Mains & Generator Frequency: 0-100Hz
• Current Input: 0.1-6A AC
• DC Supply Voltage: 9V to 30V DC
• Power Consumption: 100mA standby, 200mA maximum
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +70°C
• Storage Temperature: -40°C to +80°C
• Humidity: 95% max, non-condensing
• Dimensions: 96x96x53mm (WxHxD)
• Panel Cut-out: 92x92mm

Applications:

• Standby generator control for industrial and commercial power backup.
• Telecommunication base stations requiring automatic generator management.
• Critical infrastructure (hospitals, data centers, and security systems) where power loss is unacceptable.
• Agricultural and rural power solutions where mains power is unstable.