Measuring relay
A measuring relay responds to a measured electrical quantity and issues an output according to its configuration.
Single relay block on an SLD that lists the protection functions it provides, with CT, VT and trip connections.
In plain English
A numerical protection relay, or IED, combines many protection, control and measuring functions in one device. Single-line diagrams draw it as a block connected to its CTs, VTs and breaker trip coil, with the enabled functions listed inside or beside it using IEC function symbols or ANSI device numbers.
Listing a function on the block shows it is enabled, not how it is set. The block does not show settings, logic between functions, or communications, so it must be read with the settings file and the protection logic diagram.
Read the function list as enabled functions, not settings. Trace CT, VT and trip connections to the block. An IED block represents a multifunction device; a single measuring relay symbol represents one function.
Single relay block on an single-line diagram that lists the protection functions it provides, with CT, VT and trip connections. An IED block represents a multifunction device; a single measuring relay symbol represents one function.
Read the source: Relion 620: functions, codes and symbols · SEL 2022 Product and Solution Guide: published protection function tables
A numerical protection relay, or IED, combines many protection, control and measuring functions in one device. Single-line diagrams draw it as a block connected to its CTs, VTs and breaker trip coil, with the enabled functions listed inside or beside it using IEC function symbols or ANSI device numbers.
Listing a function on the block shows it is enabled, not how it is set. The block does not show settings, logic between functions, or communications, so it must be read with the settings file and the protection logic diagram.
An IED block represents a multifunction device; a single measuring relay symbol represents one function.
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Public manufacturer list of relay functions with codes and symbols.
Public relay product guide with function tables.
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