Advance Transformer Protection & Monitoring IED : CSEZEN-T200

FEATURES
  • Programmable Rated Current 1A & 5A for HV & LV winding
  • 50/60Hz Nominal Frequency (Site selectable)
  • Draw-out Relay with Self CT shorting modular design
  • User configurable Digital Input / Digital Output *
  • Intelligent key for DI & DO status, details of fault pickup & status of last fault occurred
  • 20 Fault & 500 Event records with date and time stamp
  • 1200 cycles of Disturbance recording
  • IEC 61850 / IEC-103 / MODBUS communication protocol *
  • Interactive HMI with USB Plug & Play support
  • Wide Range of Aux Supply
  • Common configuration Software-Designer suite M12

CSEZEN series offers a multi-functional comprehensive smart protection solution for the Feeder, Generator, Motor &Transformer segment. CSEZEN family of protective relays are advanced numerical relays that provide multi protection and monitoring with reliable and fast protection solutions in a single unit. In this family of CSEZEN series, the CSEZEN-T is an advanced Transformer protection relay designed for controlling, protecting and monitoring industrial installations, public distribution networks and substations. CSEZEN-T also provides an automation solution for power control. It complies with IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 61850, Modbus protocol for high integration of protection & control. CSEZEN-T offers the following features in a compact & smart flush mounting enclosure.

APPLICATION:

CSEZEN-T relay will cover a wide range of protection functions required for the Transformer segment. It can be used as part of a protection scheme for transformers and generator transformers. CSEZEN-T relays can also provide back-up protection for HV and EHV transmission systems.

A transformer protection relay offers important benefits by detecting faults and abnormal conditions, preventing damage to transformers, extending their lifespan and ensuring the safety and stability of the system. They reduce costly downtime by enabling quick fault isolation, save on repair and replacement expenses and help meet regulatory compliance requirements for electrical reliability. They also contribute to the integrity of the overall power system by providing vital data for maintenance.