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General| Frequency Range | 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Current Input Range | 0–5 A |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Communication Protocols | DNP3, Modbus, IEC 61850 |
| Protection Functions | Overcurrent, Frequency |
| Metering | Voltage, Current, Power, Energy, Frequency |
| Standards Compliance | IEC 60255, IEEE C37.90 |
| Event Reporting | Time-stamped event recording |
Lists the technical specifications, including environmental, electrical, and physical characteristics of the relay.
Provides detailed technical specifications for each protection and control element within the relay.
Explains how to mount the SEL-352 relay in rack or panel configurations, including dimensions.
Details the terminal block and connectorized connection options for wiring the relay.
Explains the purpose and application of breaker failure relaying as a form of local backup protection.
Discusses the five protection schemes for detecting breaker failure during fault current conditions.
Explains the two schemes for reducing system transients during breaker closing operations.
Describes the two schemes for retripping a breaker to clear faults or improve reliability.
Explains how the relay controls lockout relays for breaker failure scenarios, including MOD tripping.
Explains Relay Word bits and how SELOGIC® control equations are used to define relay logic.
Details the breaker monitor functions, including operate times, energy, wear, and alarms.
Describes how to select and interpret breaker alarm conditions reported by the relay.
Explains how to modify relay settings using the front-panel SET pushbutton.
Details how to change relay settings using SET commands via a serial port connection.
Provides a detailed alphabetical list and description of the ASCII commands available for relay operation and configuration.
Describes comprehensive tests to ensure relay settings match the application and verify performance.
Provides specific steps to verify the operation of the Scheme 1 fault current breaker failure logic.
Offers guidance on identifying and resolving common issues with the relay's operation and front-panel interface.
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