Sepam™ Protection Configurations

Sepam Protection Configurations

Three relay series with increasing protection capabilities for six types of applications to provide all possible protection configurations

Sepam 80 Protection Functions

ANSI Device Number

Description

Sepam 80 Relay Models

S84 M87 M88 T87 G87 G88 C86 B80 B83
12/14 Speed Switch          
21B Underimpedance              
24 Volts/Hertz            
25 Synch Check      
26 Thermostat          
27 Phase-to-phase Undervoltage
27D Positive sequence Undervoltage
27R Remnant Undervoltage
27S Phase-to-neutral Undervoltage
27TN Third Harmonic Neutral Undervoltage              
32P Directional Power      
32Q/40/55 Directional Reactive Power          
37 Phase Undercurrent            
38 Bearing Temperature      
40 Loss of Excitation          
46 Negative Sequence Current/Unbalance
47 Negative Sequence Undervoltage
48 Excessive Starting Time              
49 Thermal Overload    
49T RTD Monitoring      
50BF Breaker Failure
50/27 Inadvertent Energization              
50 Instantaneous Phase Overcurrent
50G Instantaneous Ground Overcurrent (Measured)
50N Instantaneous Ground Overcurrent (Calculated)
50V Voltage Restrained Instantaneous Overcurrent            
51 Time Phase Overcurrent
51C Capacitor Bank Unbalance                
51G Time Ground Overcurrent (Measured)
51N Time Ground Overcurrent (Calculated)
51LR Locked Rotor              
50V Voltage Restrained Instantaneous Overcurrent                  
51V Voltage Restrained Time Overcurrent              
59 Phase-to-phase Overvoltage
59N Neutral Voltage Displacement
63 Buchholz Pressure                
64G 100% Stator Ground Fault              
64REF Restricted Ground Fault                
66 Starts per hour              
67 Directional Phase Overcurrent          
67N Directional Ground Overcurrent        
78 Pole Slip          
79 Reclosing                
81H Overfrequency
81L Underfrequency
81R Rate of Change of Frequency                
87M Machine Differential              
87T 2 Winding Transformer Differential            

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