Universal Protection Terminal - µUTXvL

µUTX3vL type protection is a universal protection terminal with compact dimensions designed to protect cable and overhead feeder bays, the main transformer bay and auxiliary needs, the coupling bay, the voltage measurement bay and the capacitor bank bay.

µUTXvL protection is available in the following versions:

  • L/4 – version with four analog inputs (IL1,IL2,IL3,U4 (EU))
  • L/5 – version with five analog inputs (IL1,IL2,IL3,I4(IE/IG),U4(UE))
  • L/8 – version with eight analog inputs (IL1,IL2,IL3,I4(IE/IG),UL1,UL2,UL3,U4(UE/Usync)), in this version the functions of voltage stages, power and energy measurement are available e.t.c.

µUTXvL - universal protection terminal

Characteristics of the µUTXvL

µUTXvL series 3 is designed to protect cable and overhead feeder bays, the main transformer bay, auxiliary needs, the coupling and the capacitor bank bay.
The basis for reliable operation of the protection is: precise and fast measurement of analog quantities and precise calculation of voltage, current and ground admittance vectors.
The device is standardly equipped with a package of PAX relay outputs (a package of 4 strong and fast outputs).

  • multi-processor digital measurement and decision-making system with three groups of protection settings;
  • galvanic separation of individual inputs and outputs (analog and digital);
  • 50/51/51A/67 – four phase overcurrent stages, directional or non-directional (4 x I>);
  • 59 – two phase overvoltage stages (2 x U>);
  • 27 – two phase undervoltage stages (2 x U<); 32 – one power feedback stage (P>);
  • 32VAR – one stage of reactive power compensation (Q<>,tg<>);
  • 50N/51N – three non-directional earth overcurrent stages (3 x Io>);
  • 59N – three earth overvoltage stages (3 x Uo);
  • 67N – two directional earth overcurrent stages (2 x Iok>);
  • 21N – one ground admittance stage (RYo, RBo, RGo);
  • 21N – one incremental admittance earth stage (RYYo);
  • 50/51 – two non-directional overcurrent stages against internal short circuits (2 x Ig>);
  • 46/47 – current and voltage asymmetry;
  • 50H/51H(2) – second harmonic phase current detector;
  • 50/51 – implementation of simplified ZS bus protection;
  • 50BF/51BF – fully programmable LRW breaker reserve system;
  • 81L/81H – four internal stages SCO and two SPZ/SCO (4 x SCO, 2 x SPZ/SCO);
  • four external stages SCO and SPZ/SCO (4 x SCO, 4 x SPZ/SCO);
  • 79N – AWSCz automation;
  • 79C/86 – ABK automation;
  • 79(3) – four-step, six-program AR automatic for any protection or logic function;
  • 74 – station signaling functions UP, AL, AW;
  • 30/74 – possibility of connecting external protection devices to binary inputs;
  • 11 – protection function of switching off the line when switching on a short circuit;
  • 33 – bay controller function with presentation of the bay status on a graphic display with support for 15 fully programmable switches;
  • ability of each stage to act on a signal (activation report);
  • vector stabilization and intermittent fault compensation for precise and selective fault determination;
  • permanent control of the correctness of the terminal’s internal systems;
  • three password-protected permission levels;
  • event registration and disturbance recording (4 voltages, 4 currents and 16 digital channels);
  • function of synchronous sampling of analog inputs, time synchronization and real-time clock;
  • constant control of the continuity of circuits breaking and/or closing the circuit breaker;
  • cooperation system with a switch (control of continuity, charging and anti-pump interlocks) and remote control;
  • measurement of quantities – I, U, S, P, Q, f, Ep, Eq and visualization on the controller display with the possibility of transmitting them to the system;
  • WZ trip counters, device operating times and the function of summing the currents switched off by the switch;
  • detailed reporting of the fault clearing process on the display and transmission to the system;
  • graphic display and 11-button keyboard and 16 three-color LEDs (15 freely programmable);
  • four-quadrant electricity meters;
  • 32 logical functions with programmable modifiers to implement simple and complex algorithms;
  • possibility of visualization, control and configuration via the SAZ 2000 program.

µUTX3 devices enable communication in the following protocols:

  • CCbus – standardly via the RJ45 Ethernet port communicating with:
    • SAZ2000 firmware,
    • XSerwer station concentrator,
    • local position (diagram),
    • other Computers & Control devices via AoE (Automatics over Ethernet)
  • AAbus – optional – via OPTO interface (single or multimode) for communication with UTXvMSZ or UTXvMR protection,
  • IEC 870-5-103 – via OPTO optical interface (multimode)
  • PPM2 CANBUS – optional – via 2xCAN interfaces.

Technical Documentation

Technical Documentation