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Technical Reference Stand Alone Operation – Capstone Model C30 and C65

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Capstone Turbine Corporation • 21211 Nordhoff Street • Chatsworth • CA 91311 • USA Technical Reference: Stand Alone Operation–Capstone Models C30 and C65 3.6.3. Soft Start The microturbine may be configured to begin exporting power at less than nominal voltage and frequency, and then linearly ramp to nominal values over a selected time period using the Soft Start Voltage and Frequency setting. 3.6.3.1 Soft Start Voltage The Soft Start Voltage (0 to 480 V) setting is typically used to enable the microturbine to start a motor (or other loads), which cannot handle full load current immediately. This parameter differs from the Operating Voltage setting (150 to 480 V), which represents the load voltage at normal operating conditions. When the output contactor closes, the system will provide demanded current at this starting voltage and immediately begin increasing the voltage at the configured rate, up to the nominal voltage. Ramp Rate Volts per Second establishes the rate of voltage increase. When the output contactor closes, the system will provide demanded current at the voltage established above and immediately begin increasing the voltage at this rate. • CRMS: From the microturbine control panel menu, select Settings > Stand Alone Voltage and Frequency Settings, and enter the desired Voltage Start and Voltage Ramp values. CRMS Stand Alone Voltage and Frequency Menu Parameter Description Parameter Value Default Voltage Start Voltage Ramp Sets soft start voltage Sets soft start voltage rate of change 0–480 VRMS 0 3–6000 VRMS/sec 3000 • C30 Display Panel: Enter the user password (default is 87712370) and navigate to Stand Alone > Volt Start/Ramp and enter the desired Voltage Start and Voltage Ramp values. • C65 Display Panel: not available. C30 Display Panel Parameter Description Parameter Value Default Stand Alone Volt Start/Ramp Sets soft start voltage 0–480 VRMS 0 Stand Alone Volt Start/Ramp Sets soft start voltage rate of change 3–6000 VRMS/sec 3000 410028 Rev E (June 2013) Page 17 of 42 Capstone reserves the right to change or modify, without notice, the design, specifications, and/or contents of this document without incurring any obligation either with respect to equipment previously sold or in the process of construction.

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