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GE Multilin 345 User Manual

GE Multilin 345
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Instruction manual
345 revision: 2.3x
Manual P/N: 1601-9098-AF
GE publication code: GEK-113568P
*1601-9098-AF*
GE
Grid Solutions
345
Transformer Protection
System
Transformer protection and control
LISTED
52TL
IND.CONT. EQ.
E83849

Table of Contents

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GE Multilin 345 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGE Multilin
Model345
CategoryOther
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1: Introduction

Specifications

Technical details, operating ranges, and performance characteristics of the relay.

Protection

Specifications for various overcurrent and differential protection elements.

Chapter 2: Installation

Mechanical installation

Procedures for physical mounting and installation of the relay.

Electrical installation

Guidelines for making electrical connections and wiring.

Control power

Requirements and connections for the relay's control power supply.

Trip1 and Trip2 output relays

Operation and configuration of the primary trip output relays.

Chapter 3: Interfaces

Front control panel interface

Overview of the relay's front panel controls and display.

Working with the Keypad

How to navigate menus and pages using the front panel keypad.

Self-test errors

Interpretation and handling of relay self-test warnings and errors.

Software setup

Procedures for installing and using the EnerVista 3 Series Setup software.

Quick setup - Software interface

Using the Quick Setup window for efficient relay configuration.

Installing the EnerVista 3 Series Setup software

Step-by-step guide for installing the software.

Connecting EnerVista 3 Series Setup to the relay

Steps to establish communication between software and the relay.

Working with setpoints and setpoint files

Managing relay settings and configuration files.

Entering setpoints

Procedures for configuring relay settings via software.

Downloading and saving setpoint files

Procedures for backing up relay settings to a PC file.

Loading setpoints from a file

Applying saved settings files to the relay.

Upgrading relay firmware

Steps to update the relay's internal firmware.

Loading new relay firmware

Detailed process for loading new firmware files.

Transient recorder (Waveform capture)

Capturing and viewing waveform data for analysis.

Chapter 4: Actual values

A1 Status

Displays current status of relay, inputs, outputs, and logic.

A2 Metering

Displays measured electrical quantities like currents and voltages.

A3 Records

Access to stored event, transient, and fault records.

Event records

Displays a log of system events, including pickups, trips, and alarms.

A4 Target messages

Displays active conditions like pickups, trips, and alarms on the front panel.

Chapter 5: Quick setup - Front control panel

Quick setup - Front control panel

Utility for quick configuration of system and protection parameters.

Quick Setup settings

Details of parameters configurable via the Quick Setup menu.

Chapter 6: Setpoints

Setpoints Main Menu

Overview of the setpoint structure and navigation.

Setpoint entry methods

Different methods for entering and configuring relay setpoints.

S1 Relay setup

Configuration settings related to relay initialization and basic setup.

Password security

Configuration and management of relay access passwords.

Access passwords

Procedures for changing local and remote passwords.

Communications

Configuration of communication ports like RS485, Ethernet, and Modbus.

Ethernet

Configuration of Ethernet port parameters like IP address.

S2 System Setup

Configuration of system parameters like CTs, voltages, and transformer type.

Current sensing

Settings for primary and secondary CT ratings for windings.

Transformer

Settings related to transformer characteristics and connections.

Transformer setup phase & magnitude compensations

Adjustments for transformer connections and CT ratios.

Winding breakers

Configuration for monitoring breaker status using contact inputs.

S3 Protection

Configuration of protection elements and their parameters.

Breaker tripping

How protection elements trigger output relays for breaker tripping.

Transformer percent differential (87T)

Settings for the percent differential protection element.

Transformer instantaneous differential (50/87)

Settings for the instantaneous differential protection.

Restricted ground fault (87G or RGF)

Settings for restricted ground fault protection.

Thermal Overload (49)

Configuration of thermal overload protection settings.

Time overcurrent curves

Explanation of time overcurrent curve shapes and settings.

Phase timed overcurrent (51P)

Settings for phase timed overcurrent protection.

Phase instantaneous overcurrent (50P)

Settings for phase instantaneous overcurrent protection.

Ground timed overcurrent (51G/SG)

Settings for ground timed overcurrent protection.

S4 Controls

Configuration of control functions like setpoint groups and logic elements.

Logic elements

Creating and configuring logic elements for custom control schemes.

Winding breaker failure

Configuration of breaker failure protection logic.

S5 Inputs/Outputs

Configuration of physical and virtual inputs and outputs.

Output relays

Configuration of relay outputs for tripping, alarms, and other signals.

S6 Monitoring

Configuration of monitoring functions like demand and RTD temperature.

Chapter 7: Maintenance

M3 Breaker maintenance

Maintenance procedures related to breaker operation.

Trip coil

Procedures and diagrams for monitoring trip coil circuit integrity.

Breaker health

Monitoring and analysis of breaker operational parameters for health assessment.

M7 Testing

Procedures for testing front panel LEDs and output relays.

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