Directional overcurrent
An overcurrent function with a documented direction criterion.
Receives a communication-assisted protection signal used in a pilot or carrier scheme.
Receives a communication-assisted protection signal used in a pilot or carrier scheme.
In a drafting package, connect this reference to the local and remote protection endpoints and channel. The associated drawing should trace the receive permissive, blocking or transfer-trip logic; the number identifies the role and does not specify the terminal arrangement, ratings or operating settings.
A received teleprotection command is not itself a measurement of local fault current.
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