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benotype
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02/14/2012 8:41 AM

In my trouble shooting diagram, i saw three line CT's linked to a TESYS. I am not sure what the TESYS is for. After searching through, i think it is intended for harmonics protection. The Diagram is a LV switchboard and the drawer is feed point to a disposable water injector pump. please what is TE sys?

How does TE sys work?
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02/14/2012 9:31 AM

http://www.bing.com/search?q=TESYS&src=IE-Address
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02/14/2012 11:27 AM

TESYS... linksys..

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02/15/2012 3:34 AM

Tesys is the range name of Schneider electric load control units (contactors) , either simple contactors, or advanced contactors integrating protection, or even only protection & control advanced unit , as the Tesys T link given by SolarEagle above. I would advise to look at which Tesys the diagram refers to (Tesys U, E, T, ...) and look on the Schneider website.
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