Birken Vogt
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Shh! Don't give them any more ideas.permits a CT and over current relay without requiring that combination of devices to be listed
Shh! Don't give them any more ideas.permits a CT and over current relay without requiring that combination of devices to be listed
I don't think you would ever find a listed combination of CT and a relay. There are probably more manufacturers of relays than there are of CTs.The language in 445.13(B) is poorly written. It clearly requires a listed overcurrent protective device, but also permits a CT and over current relay without requiring that combination of devices to be listed. Not sure that the controller would qualify as overcurrent relay.
I was thinking more in terms of the protective relaying used on higher voltage systems.I don't think you would ever find a listed combination of CT and a relay. There are probably more manufacturers of relays than there are of CTs.
But I can see you point of having the relay listed to provide over current protection equal to a listed OCPD. I know I was often creative in creating Time Current Curves for some generator protection.
I don't think I ever checked for a recognized label, they are usually components in bigger equipment.I was thinking more in terms of the protective relaying used on higher voltage systems.
There is a UL Guide information sheet for the protective relays, "Protective Relays (NRGU)".I don't think I ever checked for a recognized label, they are usually components in bigger equipment.
Wouldn't the generator overcurrent protection be part of its controller listing?