Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 187 views

    Overcurrent Protection

    Uploaded by

    Adhyartha Keraf
    The document describes a new family of digital overcurrent relays that provide a replacement for existing electromechanical relays. The digital relays are self-powered, microprocessor-based, and physically compatible with the relays they replace. They offer user-friendly features, selection of time-current curves for coordination flexibility, and ease of installation as a drop-in replacement.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Overcurrent Protection

    Uploaded by

    Adhyartha Keraf
    187 views8 pages
    The document describes a new family of digital overcurrent relays that provide a replacement for existing electromechanical relays. The digital relays are self-powered, microprocessor-based, and physically compatible with the relays they replace. They offer user-friendly features, selection of time-current curves for coordination flexibility, and ease of installation as a drop-in replacement.

    Original Description:

    Overcurrent Protection

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document describes a new family of digital overcurrent relays that provide a replacement for existing electromechanical relays. The digital relays are self-powered, microprocessor-based, and physically compatible with the relays they replace. They offer user-friendly features, selection of time-current curves for coordination flexibility, and ease of installation as a drop-in replacement.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    187 views8 pages

    Overcurrent Protection

    Uploaded by

    Adhyartha Keraf
    The document describes a new family of digital overcurrent relays that provide a replacement for existing electromechanical relays. The digital relays are self-powered, microprocessor-based, and physically compatible with the relays they replace. They offer user-friendly features, selection of time-current curves for coordination flexibility, and ease of installation as a drop-in replacement.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    You are on page 1of 8
    At a glance
    Powered by AI
    The document discusses a new family of digital relays called the D family that provide overcurrent protection and replace existing electromechanical relays. The D family relays are self-powered, microprocessor based, and have an exact physical replacement for equivalent E/M relays.

    Some of the user friendly features of the D family relays include pickup status LEDs, independent time overcurrent and instantaneous overcurrent trip targets, trip circuit testing, dedicated trip and auxiliary contacts for TOC and IOC, and 50/60Hz selectivity.

    The D family relays provide ease of installation and design by replacing hundreds of existing relay models while being electrically and mechanically compatible. They also have the same case size to fit existing cutouts and are self powered.

    Industrial Systems

    Overcurrent Protection (50/51)


    A New Family of Overcurrent
    Relays

    Digital IAC, IFC and SFC

    1
    Industrial Systems

    The “D” family. . .

    • Single Phase

    • Self-Powered

    • Microprocessor Based

    • Exact Physical Replacement


    of Equivalent E/M Relays

    2
    Industrial Systems

    User Friendly Features...


    •

    • Pickup Status LED


    • Independent IOC/TOC Trip
    Target , with Reset
    • Trip Circuit Test
    • A Trip Contact and an Auxiliary
    Contact are Provided for Both
    TOC and IOC
    • 50/60 Hz Selectable
    • Draw-out Case With current
    injection test feature

    3
    Industrial Systems

    Ease of Installation and Design

    • Single Relay Replaces


    Hundreds of Existing Models.
    • Electrically and Mechanically
    Compatible with IAC, IFC, or
    SFC Relays.
    • Same Case Size, Fits Existing
    Cutout.
    • Self Powered

    4
    Industrial Systems

    Coordination Flexibility
    • User Selection of 16 Time-Current Curves

    • Inverse (IAC51*) IEC Inverse


    • Very Inverse (IAC53*) IEC Very Inverse
    • Extremely Inverse (IAC77*) IEC Extremely Inverse
    • Short Time (IAC55) IEEE Inverse
    • Short Time (IAC75) IEEE Very Inverse
    • Short Time (IAC95) IEEE Extremely Inverse
    • Medium Time (IAC57) Definite Time (0.5-9.5sec)
    • Long Time (IAC66) I2 T

    * Identical Match to IAC curves and No Recoordination Necessary

    5
    Industrial Systems

    Coordination Flexibility
    • Digital Single Phase IAC, IFC and SFC Cross Reference to GE
    Electromechanical/Static Relays

    • The DIAC, DIFC and DSFC line of digital single phase, self-powered
    relays offers customers a single relay that replaces the hundreds of
    different models of IAC, IFC and SFC relays. These relays can replace
    the following GE electromechanical & static relay types that require a
    time overcurrent range of 0.5-15.9 Amps and an instantaneous
    overcurrent range of 1-159 Amps:

    IAC51 IAC53 IAC55 IAC57 IAC66 IAC77 IAC95


    IFC51 IFC53 IFC57 IFC66 IFC77 IFC95
    SFC151 SFC153 SFC177

    6
    Industrial Systems

    Coordination Flexibility
    • Versatile Independent TOC/IOC Functions
    • Enable/Disable TOC and IOC
    • Adjustable IOC Delay (0-400mS)
    • Low Burden Sensitive Ground Protection
    • Selectable Reset Characteristics
    • Timed Reset (Emulate Induction disk)
    • Instantaneous Reset

    7
    Industrial Systems

    Value for your Investment


    Coordination Flexibility
    • 16 User Selectable TOC Curves

    Ease of Retrofit - Same Panel Cutout


    • To Order All That is needed....
    D_ _ CA_ _
    A Revision
    1 Amp Nominal Rating
    5 Amp Nominal Rating
    IA S1 Case
    IF C1 Case
    SF V1 Case

    You might also like