MSZ+LRW device

UTX3vMSZ+ is a protection for busbars and local switching reserve LRW in various types of switchgears. Working with field protection devices manufactured by C&C or dedicated µUTX3vL/SSZ acquirers via a dedicated AAbus channel. It provides support for up to 4 busbars in any configurations, equipped with a maximum of 16 bays.

UTXvMSZ+LRW - Busbar Protection with Local Switching Reserve

Characteristics of the MSZ+LRW device

The basis for reliable operation of the protection is precise and fast measurement of phase, residual and braking currents. As standard, it is equipped with a package of PAX relay outputs (a package of 4 strong and fast outputs). The protection reads phase currents, the status of the field terminal and performs possible trips using the trip circuits of associated field devices or dedicated µUTX3vL/SSZ acquirers via the Aabus interface. Busbar protection can be performed in a concentrated version by installing UTXvMSZ a and µUTX3vL/SSZ acquirers in one cabinet.

UTX3vMSZ+ is characterized by:

  • downloading measurements, states and LRW activations from associated UTX devices via the AAbus interface;
  • switching off circuit breakers in bays via associated devices;
  • protection of up to 16 bays in a system of up to 4 rails;
  • setting stabilizing characteristics for 5 zones (global + 4 basic);
  • the ability to dynamically change the station’s working topology by monitoring the states of switches;
  • a multi-processor digital measurement and decision-making system with four programmable groups of protection settings;
  • function of presenting the field status on a graphic display with support for 15 fully programmable switches;
  • 74 – station signaling functions UP, AL, AW;
  • 33 – bay controller function with presentation of the bay status on a graphic display with support for 15 fully programmable switches;
  • permanent control of the correctness of the terminal’s internal systems;
  • three levels of password-protected permissions;
  • registration of events and disruptions;
  • function of synchronous sampling of analog inputs, time synchronization and real-time clock;
  • device operating times;
  • detailed reporting of the fault clearing process on the display and transmitted to the system;
  • graphic display and 11-button keyboard and 16 LEDs (15 freely programmable);
  • 32 logical functions with programmable modifiers to implement simple and complex algorithms;
  • possibility of visualization, control and configuration via the SAZ 2000 program.

UTX3 devices enable communication in the following protocols:

  • IEC 61850 – standard via the RJ45 Ethernet port implementing:
    • IEEE 802.3 10Base-T/100Base-TX
    • QoS (Supports Quality-of-Service)
    • VLAN (802.1Q tag-based VLAN function)
    • SNTP (RFC 2030, RFC 4330)
    • TCP/IP v4
    • Equipping with a RedBox redundant transmission module extends the functionality by:
      • 2 x IEEE 802.3 100Base-FX LC connector or optional 2 x IEEE 802.3 10Base-T/100Base-TX
      • PRP parallel redundancy protocol and HSR uninterrupted high availability redundancy – IEEE 62439-3,)
      • RSTP – IEEE 802.1w
  • CCbus – standard 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,
  • TRbus – OPTO interface (single-mode) for communication with the second half-set of UTXvZRP or UTXvRP protection,
  • IEC 870-5-103 – optional – via OPTO interface (multimode)
  • PPM2 CANBUS – optional – via interfaces: 2xCAN

Technical Documentation

Technical Documentation