Sepam™ Transformer Applications

Sepam Transformer Applications

T87

Advanced transformer protection is covered with the Sepam T87 and covers current, voltage, frequency, differential, and synchro check protection functions.

Advanced Protection Relay (T87 – Sepam 80 Series)

Typical Part Number: SQ1T87P1J5A0B0 Series 80 - Transformer Protection S84 (24-250 Vdc), mimicBus Graphical Display, 1/5A CT inputs, 14In/11Out Digital Module (110-125 Vdc/mid p.u.), 2 x RJ-45 ports (Modbus or IEC61850 with GOOSE), ladder logic firmware (PLC base).

Features

Feature

T87

Current Protection

Built in CB Control

Native Zone Selective Interlocking

Waveform Captures

Event Records

Voltage Protection

Frequency Protection

Field Expandable Communications

Synchro-check Protection (optional)

Native Automatic Throw over Scheme

Field expandable I/O

Ladder Logic PLC custom programming (optional)

Mimic-bus graphical display (optional)

Onboard data logging

Communications options

Modbus RTU

DPN

Modbus TCP/IP

IEC61850–MMS

IEC61850–MMS + GOOSE

Functions

ANSI Device Number

Description

T87

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

32P

Directional Power

38

Bearing Temperature

46

Negative Sequence Current/Unbalance

47

Negative Sequence undervoltage

49

Thermal Overload

49T

RTD Monitoring

50BF

Breaker Failure

50

Instantaneous Phase Overcurrent

50G

Instantaneous Ground Overcurrent (Measured)

50N

Instantaneous Ground Overcurrent (Calculated)

50V

Voltage Restrained Instantaneous  overcurrent

51

Time Phase Overcurrent

51G

Time Ground Overcurrent (Measured)

51N

Time Ground Overcurrent (Calculated)

59

Phase-to-phase overvoltage

59N

Neutral Voltage Displacement

63

Buchholz Pressure

64REF

Restricted Ground Fault

67N

Directional Ground Overcurrent

 

67

Directional Phase Overcurrent

81H

Overfrequency

81L

Underfrequency

87T

2 Winding Transformer Differential

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