Close Permissive/ Block Close Function Sample Clauses

Close Permissive/ Block Close Function. Contacts will latch in the closed position when APS enables a close permissive command. Contacts will latch in the open position when APS disables the close permissive, i.e. issues a block close. The generator breaker control logic will allow Customer to operate associated breaker. However it will be necessary for APS to enable the close permissive first, allowing Customer to close the breaker. Note: The only acceptable means by which the GF breaker(s) is permitted to be closed shall be via the breaker control circuitry (locally or remotely). Circumventing the breaker control circuitry by manually closing the GF breaker(s) for purposes of energizing the GF is not allowed by APS. Customer shall disable manual closure of the GF breaker(s) by installing a mechanical blocking accessory (i.e. close defeat cover plate) or other means acceptable to APS. The close permissive function contacts within the APS RTU are “dry” (not powered by APS). Maximum ratings for the contacts on the close permissive relay in the APS RTU are as follows: • 10A, 120VAC • 0.5A, 125 VDC • 10A, 28VDC Customer is responsible for providing an interposing relay and any associated power source if needed to ensure that the APS RTU contact ratings are not exceeded. Depending on the GF system configuration, these functions may be applied to either individual Generator breaker within Customer gear or to a single main Generator breaker for the GF in order to isolate the Generator(s) from the APS System. Note: APS will provide a “wetting” voltage of 24 VDC for Customer generation breaker status contacts. APS will require an AC/DC schematic diagram for the Breaker Control Scheme as part of interconnection diagram submittal showing terminal connections and sequence of operations of the trip and close permissive/block close functions.
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