Phil Corso
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Lever setting of a relay
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Phil Corso
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- Boca Raton, Fl, USA
How many POCO's have you dealt with that use Instantaneous elements for service-protection???
Phil
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not sure what it is protecting
line, zero seq Z element, generator, transformer
but the manual and sales brochure list it as instantaneous only
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It was specified in the PJC relay manual that it is a instantaneous relay....
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Phil Corso
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- Boca Raton, Fl, USA
Injunear...
Once again "Apples and Oranges"! The Op introduced GE's IAC-series. It is with a TD-element, but w/o the Instantaneous element(s)! The relay you submitted is a relay with instantaneous elements but w/o the TD-element!
I suspect you don't really know the difference!
Phil Corso
Once again "Apples and Oranges"! The Op introduced GE's IAC-series. It is with a TD-element, but w/o the Instantaneous element(s)! The relay you submitted is a relay with instantaneous elements but w/o the TD-element!
I suspect you don't really know the difference!
Phil Corso
Phil,
He is talking about the PJC relay not IAC relay which is instantaneous with no time delay...
Phil Corso
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- Boca Raton, Fl, USA
Anche Tu, Brutus...
That's what I said!
That's what I said!
Thats the problem...PJC relays dont have any time dial setting but in the settings they provided it has a time dial and instantaneous disconnected...
no need for mud
he introduced both on the schedule
that is what he was asking about the pjc used for the gf
it is listed on the schedule as a toc, it is not, it is instant oc
that is what caused the confusion
we already cleared up the iac questions
Phil Corso
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- Boca Raton, Fl, USA
Mud! So this is an underground installation?
Phil
Phil
I dont know any details about that..But i think it is an underground installation...
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