Manufacturing for 750/760 has been discontinued. As an alternative, please refer to the 850.
The 750/760 Feeder Protection System, a member of the SR Family of protection relays, with draw out capability intended for primary protection and management of distribution feeders. The 750/760 has specific features for industrial environments, including a drawout case to limit downtime during maintenance and conformal coating for harsh environments.
Key Benefits
Easy to use protection supported by industry leading software
Accurate built-in metering functions
I/O monitoring – improve uptime
IRIG-B time synchronization, event reports, waveform capture, data logger
Minimize replacement time
Draw-out construction
Simplify testing – Built in simulation features
Supports industry protocols such as DNP & Modbus
Optional 10MB Ethernet port
Complete monitoring – Analog I/O, Full metering
Leading edge technology – Flash memory for product field upgrade
Optional conformal coating for Harsh Environments
Applications
Primary protection and control for distribution feeders on solidly grounded, high impedance grounded or resonant grounded systems
Bus blocking/Interlocking schemes
High-speed fault detection for arc flash
Throw over schemes (bus transfer scheme)
Load shedding schemes based on voltage and frequency elements
Back-up protection for transmission lines, feeders and transformers
Metering – current,voltage, sequence components, power, energy, voltage
Breaker operation & trip failure
Event recording – 128 time tagged events
Total breaker arcing current
Ambient temperature /analog transducer input
Analog transducer input
Oscillography & Data Logger – 10 records up to 32 power cycles
Simulation mode and playback capability.
Monitoring and Metering
The 750/760 features advanced monitoring and metering functions which include:
Fault Locator
The relay uses captured data to calculate the type, distance to and the impedance of the fault. Records of the last 10 faults are stored.
Breaker Conditions
The relay calculates the per-phase wear on the breaker contacts to establish a threshold. When the breaker maintenance threshold is exceeded the relay can trigger an alarm. An alarm is also generated if the relay detects that the supervisory trickle current is not present. A failure to respond to an open or close signal in a programmed time can be used to generate an alarm.
VT Failure
The VT failure feature monitors each phase of input voltage, generating an alarm and sending the programmed output signals when a failure is detected.
Analog Inputs
Any external quantity may be monitored via an auxiliary current input. Two analog input level monitoring elements and two rate-of-change elements are available. When the measured quantity exceeds the pickup level, the relay can trigger an alarm or signal an output.
Event Recording
The relay captures and stores the last 512 events, recording the time, date, cause, and system parameters. Events may be recorded selectively by category, so that only events of interest are recorded.
Oscillography
A block of configurable volatile memory can be used for recording samples of the AC input voltages and current, and the status of logic inputs and output relays. This memory can be configured between the ranges of two to 16 blocks with 16 to 256 power frequency cycles of data respectively. The amount of pre-event data recorded is set by the user. Trace memory recording can be triggered by operation of selected features or logic inputs.
Trip Counter
The number of breaker trip operations is recorded, and can be displayed for statistical purposes (useful for units without operation counters).