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ANSI Functions Relay

This document provides a list of common protective relay device numbers and their functions. It explains that device numbers designate standard functions, such as a 51 for a time overcurrent relay. Letters can specify applications, like 87T for a transformer differential relay. The bulk of the document is a table that defines over 30 device numbers and their corresponding protective functions, such as a 24 for an overexcitation relay, 25 for a sync-check relay, and 59 for an overvoltage relay. It directs readers to ANSI/IEEE C37.2 for a complete device number listing.

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ANSI Functions Relay

This document provides a list of common protective relay device numbers and their functions. It explains that device numbers designate standard functions, such as a 51 for a time overcurrent relay. Letters can specify applications, like 87T for a transformer differential relay. The bulk of the document is a table that defines over 30 device numbers and their corresponding protective functions, such as a 24 for an overexcitation relay, 25 for a sync-check relay, and 59 for an overvoltage relay. It directs readers to ANSI/IEEE C37.2 for a complete device number listing.

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Basler Electric

BE1-Numerical Relay System Features

ANSI/IEEE Device Numbers


Protective relays are generally referred to by standard device numbers. For example, a time overcurrent relay
is designated a 51 device, while an instantaneous overcurrent is a 50 device. Multifunction relays have
combinations of device numbers. A 27/59 device, for example, is a combination under/over voltage relay.
Letters can be added to clarify application (87T for transformer differential, 59G for ground overvoltage). This is
a partial list of the device numbers commonly used on the Basler web site. For a complete listing, refer to
ANSI/IEEE C37.2.

Device Number Function


24 OVEREXCITATION RELAY - Functions with time delay (inverse, step or definite time) for
overexcitation conditions as evidenced by Volts/Hertz.
25 SYNC-CHECK RELAY - Functions when two ac circuits are within desired limits of frequency, phase
angle and voltage to permit the paralleling of these two circuits.
25A AUTOMATIC SYNCHRONIZING RELAY - Acts to bring two ac circuits within desired limits of
frequency, phase angle and voltage, then initiates the paralleling of these two circuits.
27 UNDERVOLTAGE RELAY - Functions on a given value of undervoltage.
27N GROUND FAULT UNDERVOLTAGE RELAY - Functions on a given value of third harmonic
undervoltage.
32 POWER RELAY - Functions on a desired value of power flow in a given direction.
37 UNDERCURRENT RELAY - Functions on a given value of undercurrent.
40 LOSS OF FIELD RELAY - Functions on a given value of dc field current.
46 PHASE BALANCE CURRENT RELAY - Functions on a given degree of unbalance between the
polyphase currents.
46N NEGATIVE SEQUENCE OVERCURRENT - Functions when the polyphase currents contain negative
sequence components above a given value.
47 PHASE SEQUENCE VOLTAGE RELAY - Functions on a given value of polyphase voltage in the
desired phase sequence.
47N NEGATIVE SEQUENCE VOLTAGE RELAY - Functions on a given value of the negative sequence
component of the polyphase voltage.
49 THERMAL RELAY - Functions when the temperature of a machine, transformer or other load-
carrying winding exceeds a given value.
50 INSTANTANEOUS OVERCURRENT RELAY - Functions without intentional time delay when the
current exceeds a given value.
50BF BREAKER FAILURE RELAY - Functions when current continues to flow after the monitored breaker
should have interrupted a fault.
51 TIME OVERCURRENT RELAY - Functions with a definite or inverse time characteristic when the
current exceeds a given value.
51/27C VOLTAGE CONTROLLED TIME OVERCURRENT RELAY - A time overcurrent relay whose pickup is
adjusted by an undervoltage function.
51/27R VOLTAGE RESTRAINED TIME OVERCURRENT RELAY - A time overcurrent relay whose pickup is
adjusted by an undervoltage function.
59 OVERVOLTAGE RELAY - Functions as a given value of overvoltage.
59N GROUND FAULT OVERVOLTAGE RELAY - Functions on a given value of Overvoltage at the
fundamental frequency.
60 VOLTAGE BALANCE RELAY - Functions on a quantitative voltage difference between two circuits.
67 AC DIRECTIONAL OVERCURRENT RELAY - Functions on a desired value of ac overcurrent flowing
in a predetermined direction.
79 AC RECLOSING RELAY - Controls the automatic reclosing and locking out of an ac circuit
interrupter.
81 FREQUENCY RELAY - Functions on a predetermined value of frequency (either under or over or on
normal system frequency) or rate of change of frequency.
87 DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTIVE RELAY - Functions on a percentage or phase angle or other
quantitative difference of two currents or of some other electrical quantities.

If you need additional information, contact Basler Electric.


Web site:http://www.basler.com
e-mail: info@basler.com

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