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67XMeasured ground directional overcurrent: original educational illustration
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Measured ground directional overcurrent

Applies directional supervision to the separately measured ground or neutral current element in the cited Eaton family.

Drawing use
SLD / Schematic
Application
Metering & protection
Reference family
IEEE / ANSI / Manufacturer

A distinction that matters

The X suffix has a product-specific measured-input meaning here; retain the relay manual reference rather than assuming a universal suffix rule.

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67Directional overcurrent: original educational illustration
Protection functions

Directional overcurrent

Directional overcurrent combines an overcurrent operating condition with a direction criterion defined by the device and application. Its full name and suffix can distinguish phase and earth-fault implementations, measurement inputs and operating stages.

Drawing use
SLD / Schematic
Application
Metering & protection
Reference family
IEEE / ANSI

A distinction that matters

A 67 reference is not the same as directional power 32. Their quantities and operating criteria differ.

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Original educational previews. Follow the source references on each full entry for the appropriate standard or selected product.

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