Overview
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Principle
Application Areas
Features:
- Paralleling And Protection Unit 24VDC
- Sophisticated display and control unit
- Designed for power generation applications
The DEIF DU-2/MKIII is a high-precision display control unit designed specifically for the Multi-line 2 series, primarily for Protection and Power Management (PPM) and Parallel and Protection Units (PPUs). As the primary human-machine interface (HMI) for generator sets, it allows operators to monitor electrical parameters such as voltage, current, frequency, and power factor in real time, and access advanced configuration settings.
In industrial and marine environments, the DU-2/MKIII serves as a centralized hub for managing complex power systems, supporting manual and automatic control modes for generator start/stop sequences and load distribution. Its rugged design includes a high-contrast graphic LCD display and marine-grade durability, and it is certified by major organizations such as DNV-GL and ABS, ensuring reliable operation in harsh environments such as seawater corrosion and extreme temperatures.
The DU-2/MKIII EMG Paralleling And Protection Unit may still be available for purchase and support from Moore Automated Company beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
DEIF DU-2/MKIII Paralleling And Protection Unit datasheet(manual), Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
The DU-2/MKIII can also be used as a remote display and input terminal, communicating with base station controllers (such as PPUs or PPM units) via a dedicated serial link. It receives processed data from the host measurement circuit (which uses true RMS sensing technology to monitor the three-phase AC power grid topology) and converts this information into visual indicators on a four-digit resolution screen. When the operator enters commands or modifies parameters, the device sends these signals back to the CPU of the base station controller. The CPU then performs logical operations to adjust generator performance or trigger protective relays, completing the operation in as little as 100 milliseconds after a fault is detected.
Marine & Offshore: Widely used for generator control on ships and offshore platforms. This product is made of marine-grade durable materials and is certified by authoritative organizations such as DNV-GL, ABS, and Lloyd's Register.
Power Generation: For parallel applications where multiple generators must operate synchronously to effectively share the load and prevent overload.
Industrial Backup Systems: Ideal emergency power control solutions for hospitals, remote communication stations, and industrial facilities requiring reliable backup power.
Critical Infrastructure: Suitable for hardware environments requiring rugged durability, dustproofing, moisture protection, and the ability to withstand extreme temperature fluctuations (-25°C to +70°C).
