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Application Scenarios / Pain Points

  • Conventional protection devices are highly integrated, costly and complex to maintain, and are unsuitable for lightweight use cases requiring only one or two elements.

  • Fragmented, discrete components increase wiring/commissioning complexity, reduce consistency and reliability, and raise costs.

  • Sites require multi-quantity monitoring (V/I/temperature) and interlocks; conventional approaches are interference-prone and cause misoperations.

  • Typical scenarios include metering voltage supervision, over-voltage supervision, voltage-present/absent interlock, phase-loss/phase-sequence monitoring, over-current/load protection, heater status monitoring, and transformer/trace-heater temperature control.

Our Solution

  • Define “lightweight protective relays” with highly integrated measurement/supervision modules for voltage, current, and temperature.

  • Voltage supervision: WY-30 Series covers metering voltage, over-voltage, voltage-present/absent interlock, and phase-loss/sequence monitoring.

  • Synchronism-check: WT Series permits closing only when voltage magnitude and phase angle conditions are met.

  • Current & load: over-current/load protection and heater status monitoring, coordinated with trace-heater current detection.

  • Temperature control: dual-channel temperature measurement & alarms; dual-PT100 inputs for breaker trace-heaters with sequenced switching and failure alarms.

  • Configurable thresholds and operate delay/debounce with sequenced switching to avoid inrush and misoperations.

  • DIN-rail mounting and modular wiring reduce panel wiring/commissioning complexity and total cost.

  • Complies with Level-4 EMC typical of power systems, improving stability and consistency.

Products
Recommended Product Series
  • WY-30 Voltage Monitoring Relay Series

  • WL-30 Current Monitoring Relay Series

  • WT Synchronism-check Relay Series

  • WTE Temperature Monitoring Relay Series

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