Dasdoead “CASH Fements OPTIMHO Static Distance Protection Relays a aan aPour Ostimbo ye P28 ls Type LFZP OPTIMHO Static Distance Protection Relays ‘ Fullscheme distance 12,9or 8 messuring u ‘© Phase ang ground cistanco, phase Glstance or single phase stance. protection. ‘Single or maltpte ont © Options! directo protection tn Fault + Typies! operating time: one evel for three phace faults, ‘© Options! faut location with det recording for post fault analysis and instrumentation functions + Imegral user interface ‘or easy access 10 relay setting and fault recor ‘+ emote communication if raqui BENEFITS ‘© Wide mode! range for accurate ‘matching te applications. ‘© Remote ierrogation reduces need for stevisis. Precise faulttype /location data reduces outage time. Self diagnosis reduces maintonence costs Vertical case option eases retrofit problems, + Wil interface with existing scheme logic. Fulfilsbasie SCADA colo at no extra [AP>RgATIONS OF OPTINO ‘Optima is procused in several models, ‘each sultable fora specific range of spplications. The more sophisticated models have features end functional Bit which ean “ull he mast exacting Gutins. These can inclede eb ppliestions dey eleranes time requi models have reduced hardware and Software to suit the simaler cequiraments, ranemission ane distioution systems. Optimno complements the wel established Micremho and Quadramho, enhancing the already autstand!ngfarity ‘The range of applications includes: = main ane back-up protection of ‘vetheod lines end underground tables including transformer feeders backup protection ofansforme autosranstormers and shunt reactors (trzer51) ~ protection of sold orresistanes earthed ‘syatome. ~three-pole or single-endithree-pole ‘ripping, with of without the aid of @ ‘Signaling channel single zone relays used in muttiple zone Schemes 0 provide ultrahigh rellabilty by adcitional redundancy of protection {LFZP121, 122 or 192 with one sone tabled} lacement of obsolascont haniesl or switched ~ protection of systems with open-delts Fina voltage transformers or S-phase 3- lim ine voltage tansformers{LFZPIS1 ornagy. ~ phase selection to ‘ower lin earier phase comparison Scheme (such as Pt0}to carry out single pote tripping (LFZPTI4). low, for example, 3INTEGRAL USER INTERFACE Allcelay sestings and records are ‘xcoesibiefrom the integral use; Intarfece Shown in Figure & ‘Tho liquid erytalssplay (LCD) indicates Dow the flay inated he latest lp, The foulty phese and zone are indicated for trips initioted ay tha cistance elements, ‘Thelatest alarm condi the supplyisiost, they are automaticaly ralrtated when the supply Is restored, ‘Tha data and time ofthe felt, location it available), anc more, are summoned by pressing READ. After the indications have Been read, they canbe cleared by resting RESET, end the READ key can {hen be usedto step through all the relay settings displayed in saquence, ‘The cursorand SETkeys, and the twortest sockets, aro only cceossibl ator femoving the transparent front cover The keys areusedo saloct from a manuof options displayed onthe LCD in English, andto enter now setsngsinto temporary memory. The meru has a simple ‘Structure ellowing rapid fori ‘The SET kay is used to transfer temaorary entries to the permanert memory which {otermines relay action. Accidents changes are prevented by eliowing SET to be operstive only atcertain points in th ‘ment after appropriate warnings have ‘been displayed, getion. (MENU OPTIONS Seppuntecionue igre MechaieliyoutotLF2R DISTANCE PROTECTION, Co mr ol Aan “The menu holds an extensive range of ceptions, inluding: “viewing records of the LCD indications {rom the es four faults ~ printing records or settings on 2 orteble printer plugged into ether the BERIAL or PARALLEL test socket “entering 8 rele identifestion code for Upon printouts comprehensive test options such as monitoring test points onthe PARALLEL socket blocking output contecs the relay inoperative alarm Sontee: closes when tre output Contacts ere blocked): simplifed on- toad directional esting: and closing Selected output contacts for instance Ocarry outa circuit oeoaker test) ting up the baud rete and protocol for the serial communiestions, [ retavavaivaste See — Oo i ° le 39] ia sical SETTINGS a ‘SCHEMES AVAILABLE “The setting options slow the user to select funetfons to sult each application. ‘The available options depend upon the ‘model of Optimmho, but usualy inolude: “scheme type hich distance ones sr2.enebied (upto Bones) whether ground feult time deleyes zones if fitted are enabled ~ direction ofreach-stepped or Zona it fined) —whethor START incicatlons are required tor remote feuls when do not result ina ti. oret ‘The menus adaptive; for example, if Zone? snot requited and has be aleobied, time setting ie automaticaly Femoved fromthe men The schome colection varies withthe ‘model of Optimho. Most models have besic distance with upto sindependent ‘ones avalible, designated 21, 22 and 23. ‘Adcitional zones 1% and 1 ars obtained, ifrequirad, by stepping the reach of the Zone clomonts after time delays started bythe Zone 2 ancior Zone 3 lament, On ‘soma models Zane? abteined by Stepping the reach of Zone 1, while on Some other mode, Zane 2 ie omitted Zone extension and Zona 2aczoleration schemes are provided in ll models. we back-up protection LFZP 161. ith Independent Zone 1 and Zone 2elements also have selectable Darmissive underresch, permi ‘current reversal guard logic and open Brooker soho logic.Fire 5 Reitveexpusion of partners poleeed mho unde feultcondton fr sai greunced estes. ‘Modale having indopencent Zone 1, Zono? and Zone Shave sdailonal permissive overreach ane unblosking Schemes with woak infeed logic elso the Dlooking scheme. Tese schames raquire Zonet ba set reverse coking iablein Single pole tipping togieis av some models REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS DISTANCE CHARACTERISTICS ‘The phase comparator is arranged te produce severe types of dstance characteristics forthe afferent models of Optinho. For urtrer Information s9e Table 2, Page 70 Choracteritictype Description Partially ross polarised shapad mho with parial synehrancus polarising for phase faults. Expansion ‘hdr feultcondltione le more tuan adequate to cover ere and towar footing resistance for most ystems, With ‘cellent phase selection, See Figure 5, Allthe options avallable on the meru are avellablo from slosal or remota {erminal vis an AS252C serial ‘communiestion port. Sockets are provided an boththe frantand the rearof {he relay for temporary or permanent ‘connwetfon respeatvely. The socket on the rear ean alsa Interface with @ modem {for communstion aver aeukable ink, {or instance a slephonstine, Fully eross polarised or quadrature polarised) ho whith partial eynenronaus polarising for phase felt, Simllarto ‘Type m above but used where only phase fault protection Ie ‘evaid everreach or underreach for resistive faults with prefault load, The dirwetfonal measurement is partially Grose polar'sed, The resistive raach eating is variable up to 38D hme [1A elev) 0° 30 ohms [5A relay) Tho ‘queerllsteralis used instead of Type m above to cover {Graund fault rasistence on overhead lines shorter than Sok, on resistence neutral systams, or on aystems with high ground resistivity, See Figure 6. (Offset quadrilateral: as Type. but with reverse reach for ‘busbar beck-up protection in Zone Stime, ‘Offect ientioular with a variable aspect ratio setta avoid leas aneroaenmont on ong lines. A circular ofteet eating {or shorter lnes{s included, The reverse reach fs used for ‘busbor beek-up protection in Zona stime. Reach stopped zones whose timers are started by Zane automatically ‘voi load eneroachmvent f Zone 9's shaped to avoid the lad impedance. See Figure 2 andi avalabefor 18 oye after feu POLARISING inddence te cover brongarfalure protection time, Several oycles must ‘The partial ross polarising signal used in lapse from system energisation before various distance characterises s & ‘Synetonous polarising is ed froma healthy ‘uiteh-on-to-ault logies square wave der ia ngedto ‘hase reterance, and 18% oF tho Provide protection for close-up phase Smpliuds ofthe prefauit voltage. This faults during this initial period. ‘added othe faulty phase voltage, land dominates for close-up unbelenced fault conditions. This provides 2 clear dlrectionsl reference even in the presen ‘ranstent, The partial eynehronaus po eross polarising buts similar to par ‘of eapacitor voltage transformer sfeaive fr Saha fais. SynchronousDIRECTIONAL EARTH FAULT PROTECTION (not avaiable in all models) ‘The drectionel earth felt protection (DEF| hea thos festuresseleczablo lathe User interface time delayed tripping, ether definite {ime or inverse definite minimum time Using seblection of bli IEC or ‘American curves, Se Figure 8. ~instentangous high-set tripping, ‘vallablo the model of Optimne has ‘ho Zone 1 instantaneous ground fault Glements fted. “sided tripping vie permissive overreach,, ‘Unblock ng, or bloeking schern {dopending on the model), which work Ineonlunetton withthe distance scheme, sharing thageme signaling channel holes of polarising forthe directional lement negative sequence voltage deriva from Internal iter (compared ageinst nepetive sequence curent) zeta sequence current froma seperate urrent input zero sequence voltage lin come ‘modell dersvacinisrhall fom VaVa ana. ual zerosequence current and volege {some modals only. ‘The overcurrent elements use 20:0 szquenes current ax the operating quantity respective of the type oF polarising usec forthe directional ‘The negative sequence fers are sel adapsive to systor frequency, allowing Greater sensitivity than i possible with fixed ters tuned tone narinal system ‘Frequency. ‘Amagnetising nrush currant detectors providedta prevent maloneration when enetgising in-zong traneformers, The flrouitusee tha principle of detecting {eros in the curent asting for quertee tysie or ore, This methad iinnarently Unaffoctes by current eansformer fsturation unlike second harmonic, Festrsint. FAULT LOCATION, FAULT DATA RECORDING AND INSTRUMENTATION (rotavalablein all models) “The fauttlocation algorithm includes compeneation for infeed into resistive fault from a remote soures wits prafauit, Toad flow, Reasout ofthe faut location canbe selected tobe inkilometces, miles arpercentoflins lang. ‘The ault location board also computes prefauitend fault voltogee ang currents Phese-by-phaee, These values, cogather (with negative and ero sequence current tno voltage can be raed out‘0 alow aie ofthe power systom networks Botedierre puree utter grcundtut charac. ‘igre Leni are ‘wes tthe time of fault. The duration of ‘the fault is also determined. ult, and sonytimoundarhstytvoine Egg eudenn rina arseary Conditions, tholine voltages, currents, Wwatte ang VArs can be calculated on Sepsrateftom thet ofthe cstence ‘measuring elemants, protection accureey tan be erovs-shocked with fauit location accuracy during secondary injectionwith ana sary SELF-MONITORING AND VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER FUSE/MCB SUPERVISION COptimho has comprehensive continuous saltmoritoring, tte allre oceurs an alarmis issued by closing the rolay Jngperatve alarm contact and textingulahing ha relay avallable LED. Diagnostic informetion is eutomatically sgplayed fe falurais such that it does ‘ot disable the main procassor and LCD. ‘Monitoring ofthe anslogue clreults Includes (i the de supply end al internal se power andcurrent circuits the latter only ifthe ‘model of Optimho has voltage ‘wansformer supervision). ‘The VT'supervision logiocan be setto bloak slay oporation inthe event of failure of aT fuse, All madels have en ‘optically coupled isoletor to monitor ‘Suxliary contact of miniature ereut broakerifthe VF suppies are protected by Selection Chart t oo Ton offauoaation, ce rare ata recoag Ayameeieca Subst Se trblotng sero? sHecingaehora? rep forrvere fu? ‘snWiCB instead offuees, Energising te a ——— ‘optical eater Slacks relay operation ve we Trea Monitoring ofthe dg circuits includes ia era are {i'bus communieatons {i enase sum of winor wine allnon-voletile memary data (EPROM and & Ne Lossaaerine™ | | osesspinse= EEPROM) and (i wotetcag circuit for ' 7 very microsentralise nthe evento! Ee | fellur ep signe originating fram the Se | lected parte rely are Blocked eet nmodale wth quadiateral ground fault Pease? oun Chareceratis, remedial acon is PemaNeSreraerehseee heey Borformod the quaceteral measuring ipatng sche? Giroulte fail The alternative shaped mho ee ge {roune fauk measuring elements, located Sra diterentboara are sutomaticliy Sroughtintasetionto restore the ground >—_——_,, {aultprteston, On power systems where % most fouls are ground fut, Capebilty cone Gerably increase the TTR aia vera aaliabilty ofthe rely ‘anaes | Rlnear Fiseoensiananisuaute 4 Saar | CONTACT ARRANGEMENTS ‘ ras ie ° a Most models are preprogrammed: give edb outa ia Bonoiceof atleast two outpurconteos Seana ah at era diagrams, One of these diagrams is ae srtangedto give drecteccase ‘othe Talay messuringuntsvia the output RUE EIS DE yan relay contacts, sothate customer's ragaet Hoisting txeling protcton scheme canbe Boece peratecinconjunction wth Optimhe SSS ee uae? required. The other diagrams take i ‘aecta" Eelvanage of the Optito's ov itsgel —— Schemelogie. 7 fi phone! Seg Sree Insome ofthe made spaced ave, we nsoeeaty tocesble unwanted zones andCO Selection Chart2 “season wudnt aed y eon scherer Sonbadsg scheme? 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Case connection ogram forte ings.TECHNICAL DATA Ratings AC voltage Vr 10010 120V rms phose-phase ‘aCeurrentin: ‘Ror sArms per phase roguancy fe SoHzor coke Operative frequency range: 47 toStHzor 58410 61.2He eSuppiy Vxtth For switched mode dolactde power supply uni, avilable In threevorsions: Nominal Operative Maximum range withstand cr ist06 64.8 monsv Sisto 1975V T50V 2207s0v __175%0275V._300V Thorol nagligible change ofaecuraoy with shonge of voltage within the operative range of he raley. DC supply V2}: For eptcally coupled isolators. Supply options are the same.as Vili. External resistor bax provided for 220/260V Nersion 0a Figure 15) Maximum overload ratings Ac vole: 12 for measuring eecuracy 15Vn continuous withstand 28Vn withstand far 0s. ACcurtent 2a sonvinuous withstand 25in for fauit location and instrument feutlocatorfted). bin for distance meacuring accuracy 3GO:nwitnstand for ts in = 1A) Boin withstand for 1e(ia™= 5A) Burdens ACvoltage circuits: 0.1 VAper pheseat Va ACourrentelreuits: 0.08 VAper hase (in Cc O.5VApor phase (In i) Dc supply (0h {BW under healthy tive ine conditions at Vx(1) — 28 maximum DC suppiy (2 10mA per enoraised optically coupled isolararat Vx Je sequance satings referrodto line VT and CT gacondaries: ‘Allemployed zones ‘exceptreverse Zore3: 0.210250 ahms in = 1A}) Overhead line modele (0,040 89 ohms (in = A)) 0.410 1250%me In 8.020 25 ohms tin 0.980 2500hms (In 2.008 t0 60 ohms fn 0.020 125 obme (In 0.904t0 25 ohms (In \Al) Underground eable models BAN) 1A)} Overhoed tine models Bal) 4) Underground cable models 5A), 2vot ithe 2arasov i wiwhen dels Reach setting method is by digitally controlled analogue attenuators. Attenuation, {actors KZPh end KEN operate on curren signels and are common to all zanes ‘Attention factors K21, KZ1X, KZ1Y, K22, ZB and KZ operate on voltage signals and jecifisto Zone 1, Zone TX. Zone TY, Zone 2, Zone 3 forward and Zone 3 reverse Fespestivel. The positive sequence reach for Zone 1 lsgiven by: Zona't = KZ1, KZPN ils for overhead line modal, Zone | = KZ1, KZPn2In for underground eable modal. Ether X21 or KZPh is sotto .000, To obtain the formula for exch ofthe other zones ‘eroyed, replace KZ1 by the appropriate attenuation factorfor the zone. Eats ettings for rovne foul dstane FResicusl compensation factor Ken kph Ny~2u 824, ‘Where Zig end 2, are the phasor velues ofz270 and positive eequence Impedance of ina. al resistive ech settings: Right-hand reech = KRiln Lefthand reash = KR.6lo(LFZP 11) Lefthend reach = KRSin(LFZP 121) KZPh 0.04040 1000in steps of 0007 Kan 0.0000 1260 instaps of 0.001 kz Kzix KAY} 1.00t049,98in steps of 0.02 kz Kz3 kes 0.210 49.9instonsof0.1 KA Tio Sdin steps of Range of eating of Zone lonceularsepect ratio 215 = 100,067 070.81 Gheractaviatic angle ating {Gh = arg 2, to nearest available setting, 8h = 4640.90 n stops. orl Ph = 207, 25% 90", 35°, 40", 507,60" or 70" (ziPrzs only) ‘Vectorial residual compensation for ground fault stance: ‘N= arg (2.02.1) to nearest avellabe setting ‘N= 45° 0.60" in steps for overhead fine models N= ~45%, 35" nd ~25"10 + AO" inS*stepe for underground eable moc. Note: LEZPtI3 s not designedto be used with a ground faultloop petting (22, + 2.9/2 with an argument laee than 20" iMinimam operating valves of the clstance measuring elements Tor al (yp Voltage: zero Currant: 008inKzPh, Accuracy: each: 25%. Characteristic ang Resetting rato: osm Timer ranges: pei Zone Wtimer Zone 2iImar Zone Stimet ‘Scheme co-ordination timers usod in permissive overreach, Unblaeking end biocking schemes: . TD f otogemsin steps of ams ech tier 0.10¢ 109.988 Instops of0.02¢ ‘Typleal relay operating times for ono 1 are shownin Figurea oto 12, Mh characteristic (typem.f ore) S0Hzminimum:14 ms Atypical: 18 ms 60He minimum:12 me typiesl:18 ms (Quscrlsteratcharacteristi type g] Soke minimum:18 me typieal:23 m5 60He minimum:38 me typieal:20 ms Rosottime: ‘The trip contacts are sealed in for 6Ome following the initial contact closure. Thereafter, the maximum reset tims i 38 ms. 8Power swing blocking Power swing detocted by transit time of impedsnes betwoen Zone snd either Zone 2 or Zone 3 ag selectad, Zone 6's offset mho or o"'set lenteuley, with the same range of orwerd and reverse roach settings end sspectretios es Zone a Zone Gtimerrange: _20ms¢ 80msin steps of me Powerswing detection rocimes: detection disebied detection indicated only. (iy inateation pve Blocking of any oneor more selected Blocking disabled if ground fout orl DEF fited} @ phese faut occurs during e power ving. Dircotional earth fault Directional measuring elements: one forwarc-locking, ene reverse-looking: Current sensitivity éatermined by current lovel dotector: 03In:90.80In In steps oF O.08in Charactarisicangle ® G = 10° to 60"in 10" steps, Instantaneous trip available only no Zone 1 ground fault distance elements fited): Setting range: 0.2into30lnin steps of .05In Accuracy: 25% atfn, 20°, ‘idea wiping echomer Scheme.co-ordinetion timers: } oto98msin steps oF ms letector 0.95 Into 0.80ln in staps of bin Time delay vip Setting la = 0.0818 vo 120In In atopa af 0.05In Time curves: four eurvos and threo definite time rangoe shownia Figure 8 Time multiplier: = 0.02510 .000in steps of 0.025 Accuracy atfn, 20°," 0.051n to 0.801 (Current: +10% ~0% Operating timo: definite time 23% ever Lieto tle cuve! curve2} 0% overZlstoatls curves Suived 475% over Ista 20s Fault location and instrumentation Fauitlocation positive soquence seztings ro ls ‘ed taline VT and CT secondaries: Range: ‘.20h:n8 10.200 ohms (In = 7A) {104 ohms to 40 ohms{in = 5A) Setting Zone Fm KZEKZPh. lin KZPh end residual compereation are common tothe cistance mezsuring eloments. KF range: 110010 40.001n steps of 0.0 Line length setting {in miles or kr or 6) 0.00 t0 $8.89 n steps of 01 {00.0%0 998.9in steps of 0.1 ‘Accuracy sme ITE 7 Settings to olow for transformer ratios for instrumentation functions: 7 (Tato: 1:1 or 100 to 2000:1 £1001 stens> VF ratio: 1% oF 100 to 6000%1 in 100:1 steps Block or enable auto-reclose logic A nnormally-open or normely-closad contact ls supplied on most model to block or tenable sutoreclose respectively “Tha menv slows te following choices of logic: ‘Ato-eclose blocked or enabled on: Zone 1 oridedtrip caused by 20r3 phase fault Zone or aided trip eaused by 3 phase fault Zone 1X andor Zone TY andior Zone 2 time delayed trip Channel cut of service DEF instantaneous ond idedsip. “ior power tor: ‘Switch-on to fault logic Menu choices allow instentaneaus trp and alarm and indication for faults occurcing foniine eneraisation, whether busbar rine voltage transformers sre used: SOTF enabled slther 0.25 or 10s ater line do-onsrgised {Mos prevents S07F action on auto-reciosure) SOTF trip via measuring oloments. SOTF tip via current ana voltage lavel dataotors, Output contacts Some ofthe ealible grams are shown tn Tie 1 ating Make anc cary 7500VA0r8.2, maxima 9A, 200, moore Carty corsinuously 6A 8rd Breaks! 125008 Seb tive} maxmasa.soov SBwun eae Environmental withstand Enver lsietion:frsorace on IEE ross S201 Temperature (Operative range ~25°C ta 455°. ‘Storage ands eee Hominy BS20M pers2.1 Ce 9956 FH and 440°C. Sat b. Enclosure protection’ [PSO (dust protected). rece sesso Vibration: TEC265-21 part BS 142 1982 section 2.2 catagory S2. (05g betwaen 10 and 30H Mechanical durability Thereley than 19 operations Voltage. Anculation ec 2555 35 142 1822 section 1.8 ANS|C3780-1378. 2k rms for 1 minute from erculs to case earth, 2k rene fort minute between cleus 5Keme for T minute eeross normally opencontects. High vetage impuleo withstand EC 255.5 BS 742 1962 section 1.3, 5KY poak, 1.206015, 0.84 {rom erculis ta case earth and between circus High Frequency disturbance tw TEC 265-22-1 class 3 BS 162 1982 section 14 ANS|C3790.11874 25RV peak between circuits and case earth. 1.OKV peak across input circus, {Me bursts TEC A012 clacs3. KY ciccharge. EleetrorsagnaileInterforenes ros: TEC 801-3 evel. Draft ANS! C9790.2. 25NiHe— 1G T0Vir, Dimensions ‘Sito: 600 Figure 14 ‘Wotght 15ke(G2) “able 1. Standard output contact ease terminal connections Terminal LZP 1h, 31, 115, T4 (Note 1) LFZP 997, a, 123 TP TST, TP TrPTBI 2931 ov SY sv ay 2938 37K ax IN ax 2936 21 (Nae) zt 2 ‘et 3739 SA oer ‘eT ‘eT anas 33 ‘set ‘347 ‘Ber way 3c ‘aT ar eT i850 85x 88x 28x ‘at mss 6 38 8 EF 3032 VBINT Note 3] Ze ‘Zoxretviz2TT) Note soa IN (Note 4) 220) 23,7) (Note 7} 2096 ev aul ‘emNIT) eo 948 ‘3aY ‘aay. aaa 33 ‘oat 2 ee S40 3 Y. bose 36 Eg 5 base 38 38 2 Bre ‘A are 38 783 oC 5567 En asa 348 7 Bc 1778 & 8i.83 36 (Note) Notes 2 Zi wba Ts. ESN LPaP Tia 4. When 3 pole'tripsing schome Is used, ‘340,948, 840 and 98 al respond as S&T. Key to contact funct'ons. 97 Relay inoperative alarm, 97K Voltage rensformer supervision, 95 Poworswing Blocking. 2i Distance ip. GIN DEF tip. 88 Switch onto faulttcp, 21 Zona ttip. ZIX(T) Zone 1X time delay wi, ZIYI Zono 1V time delay tp. Zalt) Zone 2time delay trip. Zt) Zone 3time deiey trip. 6 Zu0z1V(7) in LEZP 132. 7 ZAIN in LER? 182, 3.zieznveeat hl in LP 1. 4 2507) LEZP 113, 21BINIT} Any time delay tip. eaY Aides trp, 8 Anyitip. S4A —_Tippola Aof breaker. 943 —_Trippole Bot breaker. 8G —_‘Trippole Cot breaker SéT Tripallpoles of breaker. 96 ——_Blackeutoredlose, 85x Signal sand, SY Signa Soe 99. DEF elorsent operated forwardor reverse) or any Zone 20" 3 slement INFORMATION REQUIRED WITH ORDER LEZP model cequirad (see Summary Char Whether DEF requited Ii optional for medal selactec). Whatner IEC or Ameriean curves are required for DEF tre overcurrent protection. Whether faut location required [if optional for model selected). Nominal current rating In lA or 5. Frequency in: S0H2 oF 8 Voltage of de supply Vxin): 4@/54v,T1O/t25V or 22az80y Voltage of de supply Vx(2): 48/54V, TTOr2BV or 20/250 Mounting erengemente:. rack, pane! Rorzoatal, panel vertical. \Whather the block suto-reclose contact 80-1 sto bea normally-open or normally= closed contact. \Wihethor the signal send contact 85% sto bea normaliy-open or normally-closed ccontee ‘Advice is available when the information requested ebove is cificult to spectty. Requests for advice should inctude: “burrent and voltage transformer ratios. “positive and ero sequence impedances of the protected fender or full details ofthe Feeder lenaths and construction = 2ouree impacances or faut Tevels for bork minimum and maximum plant condtlons. 6SIT feast = Pe + [amar BE el Oo 7 Pandan Soe ‘Faure 14s, Arranger end eutine Optimo panel mavoting verte aos 4 all me Ee my wat len woAlBCise — weeetngonasien Poneto ie lenal meme Tas, rer ao see sypegest ‘Figure 12 Arrangement tine: Optio part mounting horzotalool lle ef a pS ee ce al = w |) Gee ve Ee Be —= J | eee prone faaeseais [ope] Prine | AE | Powers (paneleoredt . at xe} ——sen——| - eee 2. 0 comarca tease our ee Arvongarsareandovtine:Optinha rock mounting. ‘mouec ir ¥ices ‘Pare ——A Ly Ey euntng aro rratpicne mine sro: ee oacnenn ae provided Figure 1, tne ~exrna comport boroO | | “Table 2. 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