InteliGen4 200 Standard parallel gen-set controller (IG4200XXBAA) ComAp

Product no.: 173385022

PVP. 2,028.50 €

PVP no incluye IVA

Delivery weight: 3 kg

DESCRIPTION

InteliGen4 200 is a diesel gen-set control unit for common paralleling applications supporting both single and multiple gen-sets running in grid-tied or island operations.

This product is the new generation of our InteliGen 200 controller.

Cybersecurity by design
Plug-in modules
Stage V & Tier 4 Final
Dynamic spinning reserve
User defined protections and setpoints

The InteliGen4 200 offers:

Support for installations with the option for cooperation with up to 32 gen-sets/mains/tie controllers
Keeping your business and data as safe as possible, meeting the ISA 62443 level 2 - level 3 security requirements
AirGate 2.0 for easy connection to your equipment remotely, without worrying about your asset’s IP address
Dynamic spinning reserve helping to deliver maximum amount of available energy from photovoltaics
StageV and Tier4Final-ready by default
Multi ECU (Electronic Control Unit) enabling communication with more independent J1939 devices such as Engine Control Units, AVR modules, Breakers, etc.
Built-in PLC interpreter with the use of ComAp's free PLC editor
User-defined protections and setpoints on top of default parameters
Remote control and monitoring of your gen-set operations with WebSupervisor, our cloud-based fleet management tool
Secure user management
Compatible load/Var sharing and power management with other ComAp solutions
DROOP regulation allowing load and Var sharing when the inter-controller’s communication is lost
Plug-in modules to easily extend the functionality of the controller
Possibility to have a mains application in a gen-set controller
One hardware for more applications, enabling an easy switch between MINT and SPtM application
Optional geofencing feature helping with efficient unit tracking and theft prevention*
Event-based history for fast and easy troubleshooting
Increased site efficiency and reduced operational costs through effective power management
Automatic Mains Failure that ensures automatic start of gen-sets and minimises downtime
Peak shaving for limiting the import from the mains (e.g., due to higher prices)
Load shedding ensuring the most important loads are running even when there is a lack of power