- Electricity - Electronics
- Switch and Relay
- Level protection relay
- MITSUBISHI Automation
Voltage protection relay MEprotect currentpowerlevel
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Characteristics
- Measured/monitored value
- voltage, current, power, level
- Network
- AC/DC
- Applications
- motor, switchgear
- Mounting
- DIN rail
- Communication
- RS485, Ethernet, Modbus RTU, PROFIBUS
- Norms
- IEC
- Other characteristics
- programmable
Description
Entry-level, yet powerful protection for motors and other electrical assets, finding application in power control centres and switchgear, motor control centres, etc.
Complete and reliable protection for any size LV or MV motor and electrical equipment, including diagnostics, monitoring and starting control functions,
~20 ANSI protection functions in one relay, plus energy measurements with up to 9th harmonic spectrum analyser - 4x current, 4x voltage and 1x ground current inputs,
Programmable logic functions,
Various current rating CT module blocks (with voltage sensing) and core balance CTs available,
Built-in PLC / SCADA port:
- Ethernet models with Modbus TCP or Profinet
- RS485 models with Modbus RTU or Profibus DP v1
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