| Protection Relays |
| Frequency |
50/60 Hz |
| Sampling rate |
64 samples/cycle |
| Signal processing |
4 times/cycle |
| Voltage/Current signals |
Fundamental voltage, fundamental current or RMS current |
|
Current Protection Relays
|
OCR |
Overcurrent relay (50P/51P) |
Instantaneous, Definite time, Inverse time |
| OCGR |
Overcurrent ground relay (50G/51G) |
Instantaneous, Definite time, Inverse time |
| NSOCR |
Negative-sequence overcurrent relay (46) |
Instantaneous, Definite time, Inverse time |
|
Voltage Protection Relays
|
OVR |
Overvoltage relay (59P) |
Definite time, Inverse time |
| UVR |
Undervoltage relay (27P) |
Definite time, Inverse time |
| OVGR |
Overvoltage ground relay (64G) |
Instantaneous, Definite time, Inverse time |
| NSOVR |
Negative-sequence overvoltage relay (47) |
Definite time |
| Voltage/Current
Protection Relays |
SGR |
Selective ground relay (67GS) |
Definite time |
|
Motor Protection Relays
|
THR |
Thermal overload relay (49) |
| I2t |
Thermal stress relay (48) |
| LSR |
Long start relay (48) |
| Lock |
Lock relay (51LR) |
Definite time |
| UCR |
Undercurrent relay (37P) |
Definite time |
| MRI |
Motor restart inhibit (66) |
|
Supervision Functions
|
Cold Load Pickup
|
Detects when power is restored after an extended interruption to the
load’s power supply |
| Adjusts the pickup levels of specific protection relay elements for a set period |
|
Manual Close Blocking
|
Detects the CLOSE CB (CB ON) command |
| Adjusts the pickup levels of specific protection relay elements for a set period |
|
Inrush Current Detection
|
Detects high inrush current when the transformer is energized
(based on the ratio of the 2nd-harmonic current to the fundamental current) |
| Adjusts the pickup levels of specific protection relay elements during the inrush current
detection period |
|
Breaker Failure
|
Detects Circuit Breaker(CB) failure based on the current magnitude and CB status signal |
| Generates a retrip signal for the CB or a backup trip signal for upstream CBs |
|
Fuse Failure
|
Detects failures in the voltage input circuit |
| Prevents misoperation of the undervoltage and negative-sequence overvoltage relays |
|
CT Supervision
|
Detects failures in the current input circuit |
| Prevents misoperation of the undercurrent and negative-sequence overcurrent relays |
|
Trip/Close Coil Supervision
|
Detects failures in both the trip and close-coil circuits of the CB |
| Outputs a failure signal when a failure is detected |
|
Events
|
Event log
|
Records data related to protection relays, monitoring functions, I/O, and control functions
for event analysis |
| Stores up to 1,000 of the most recent event logs in non-volatile memory |
|
Fault record
|
Stores voltage/current waveforms and RMS or fundamental RMS trends for post-analysis of protection relay operation |
- Stores up to 500 seconds of fault records in non-volatile memory - Can store up to 256 recent fault records - As the duration of individual fault records increases, the number of records that can be stored decreases. |
|
System event
|
Records event data related to communication status, configuration changes, self-diagnosis, and other events |
| Stores up to 1,000 of the most recent system events in non-volatile memory |
|
Digital Inputs
|
Number of channels |
8 |
| Input method |
Powered by an external power supply |
| Operating voltage |
DC 48 V, DC 110 V selectable |
| Debounce filter |
10 - 500 ms (default 10 ms) |
|
Digital Outputs
|
Number of channels |
6 (Form A), 1 (Form B) |
| Output method |
Dry contacts (powered by an external power supply) |
|
Maximum rating
|
Resistive 10 A 125 V AC, 5 A 250 V AC, 5 A 30 V DC @ Form A |
| Resistive 3 A 250 V AC, 3 A 30 V DC @ Form B |
|
Power Digital Output
|
Number of channels |
2 (Form A): Used for CB On, Off and Trip operations |
| Output method |
Dry contacts (powered by an external power supply) |
| Maximum rating |
Resistive 25 A 250 V AC |
| Measurement (Meter) |
| Frequency |
Measuring range |
42 - 69 Hz |
|
Basic measurement |
Measurement cycle (gapless) |
0.2 sec (12 cycles @60 Hz, 10 cycles @50 Hz) |
| Measurement method |
RMS aggregation |
|
Voltage
|
Sampling rate |
512 samples/cycle |
|
Measurement data
|
Line-to-neutral voltage, line-to-line voltage, fundamental component, harmonics, phasor diagram, THD |
| Symmetrical components (positive-, negative-, and zero-sequence components), Unbalance based on symmetrical components or the NEMA standard, residual voltage |
|
Current
|
Sampling rate |
256 samples/cycle |
|
Measurement data
|
Phase current, fundamental, harmonics, phasor diagram, THD, TDD |
| Symmetrical components (positive-, negative-, and zero-sequence components), Unbalance based on symmetrical components or the NEMA standard, residual current |
| Power |
Active power, Reactive power, Apparent power |
|
Energy
|
Active energy |
Received, Delivered, Net, Sum energy |
| Reactive energy |
Energy in quadrants 1, 2, 3 and 4 |
| Apparent energy |
|
Power quality
|
Voltage/Current harmonics |
Magnitude of each harmonic up to the 50th order, THD, current TDD, Crest factor, K-factor |
| Voltage/Current unbalance |
Unbalance based on the NEMA standard, negative- and zero-sequence unbalance based on symmetrical components |
| Phasor diagram |
Voltage and current phasors |
|
Waveforms
|
Voltage and current waveforms |
| Provides 12-cycle waveforms (128 samples/cycle) via communication |
| Displays 2-cycle waveforms (128 samples/cycle) on the device screen |
|
Power quality events
|
Dip/Swell
|
Measures RMS voltage, updated every cycle |
| Provides RMS trends for voltage and current |
|
PQ Curve
|
Measures RMS voltage, updated every cycle |
| Supports SEMI F47-0706, IEC 61000-4-11/34 Class 3, and ITIC Curve |
| Provides RMS trends for voltage and current |
| Provides PQ curve graphs, including screens that display accumulated dip/swell event data |
| Storage limit |
Stores up to 1,000 of the most recent power quality events in non-volatile memory |
|
Aggregation of measurement data
|
Aggregation intervals
|
Fixed intervals |
Supports 6 predefined intervals (1 s, 5 s, 1 min, 5 min, 1 h, and 6 h) |
| User-defined intervals |
Supports 5 user-defined aggregation intervals |
|
Aggregation of average values
|
Average value |
Average of values measured at 0.2-s intervals |
| Max/Min value |
Maximum/Minimum values measured at 0.2-s intervals |
| Aggregation of the latched value |
Last latched value |
Stores the last measured value using a latching function |
|
Data displayed on the LCD screen
|
Average value |
Average of values measured at 0.2-s intervals over a 1-s aggregation period |
Max/Min values |
Maximum and minimum values of the 1-s averaged data since the last reset |
| General |
|
Display
|
Specifications
|
5.0” Color TFT-LCD (108.0 x 64.8 mm), RGB 800 x 480 pixels |
| Built-in touch panel |
| Functions |
Displays real-time protection relay and measurement data and supports device setup |
|
Buttons
|
Control |
LOCAL/REMOTE, FAULT RESET, CB ON, CB OFF |
| Menu navigation |
HOME, SETUP, EVENT, BACK, METER, RELAY |
|
LED
|
Status indicators
|
CB ON, CB OFF1 |
| LOCAL/REMOTE, FAULT, METER, RELAY |
|
USB Port
|
USB Host |
Connection to a USB memory device: Enables backup of fault records, event data, and screenshots. |
| USB Device |
Connection to AccuraSR: Supports device setup and data backup via Modbus TCP communication. |
|
External communication with the host system
|
Ethernet communication
|
Communicates using the Modbus TCP protocol at 100 Mbps |
| Transfers large amounts of data to the host system at high speed |
| Two ports enable Ethernet connections between Accura 7300 devices. |
| Wiring mode: star, daisy-chain, ring topology (supports RSTP) |
|
RS-485 communication2
|
Communicates using the Modbus RTU protocol |
| 1,200 / 2,400 / 4,800 / 9,600 / 19,200 / 38,400 / 57,600 / 115,200 bps |
|
Screen capture
|
Screenshot storage
|
Captures the currently active screen and stores it in internal memory |
| Stores up to 100 screenshots |
| Captures the screen when the SETUP and EVENT buttons are pressed simultaneously for more than 2 seconds. A buzzer sounds when the capture is complete. |
| Screenshot backup |
Backs up screenshots to a USB storage device |
1. The CB ON/OFF LED state is determined by the CB 52a/CB 52b digital inputs (DIs). For details, refer to the Accura 7300 User Guide.
2. At 115,200 bps, a master can communicate with up to 16 slave devices within a maximum distance of 600 m.