Question 1: Can the TE Connectivity (TE) Kries IKI-URD be installed in existing underground distribution networks?
Answer: Yes. The TE Kries IKI-URD is designed for retrofit applications and can be deployed in existing URD networks without replacing the entire network.
Question 2: What power source does the IKI-URD require?
Answer: The device is primarily powered by connected split-core current transformers when operating current is present and includes an integrated lithium battery for backup operation.
Question 3: Can IKI-URD be connected to remote monitoring or SCADA systems?
Answer: The device includes relay outputs for remote signaling and supports remote testing and remote reset functions through dry-contact inputs.
Question 4: How can operators verify that the device is functioning correctly?
Answer: The IKI-URD supports local display testing, function testing, and remote testing, allowing users to verify device operation and relay functionality.
Question 5: What reset options are available after a fault indication?
Answer: The device can be configured for automatic reset, timed reset (2-hour or 4-hour), or manual reset using either the local reset button or a remote reset input.
Question 6: Does the IKI-URD support external visual indication?
Answer: Yes. In addition to the integrated LED and LCD, the device can connect to an external LED blinker for additional fault-indication visibility.
Question 7: Can fault detection settings be adjusted for different network requirements?
Answer: Yes. The device offers selectable overcurrent pickup thresholds and configurable operating parameters through DIP-switch settings.
Question 8: What accessories are available with the IKI-URD?
Answer: Accessories include split-core current transformers, connecting cables, mounting housings, and external LED blinkers.