MiCOM P225

Motor Protection
Relay

MiCOM P225
Motor Protection Relay

T&D
Protection & Control
MiCOM P225
Motor Protection Relay

Introduction Protection and Control Short-circuit (50/51)

The MiCOM P225 relay performs a Thermal overload (49) A phase overcurrent element allows
full range of motor protection True RMS base for the detection of faults between
functions based on the measurement phases. In addition to this short-circuit
The thermal image of the MiCOM threshold, a time-delayed signal and
of current, voltage and temperature.
P225 relay allows for simultaneous an instantaneous signal are
In addition to these basic functions,
protection of the rotor and stator available to provide better selectivity.
the relay carries out a large number
of other functions that enable it to windings of the motor, whatever the
operating conditions of the machine, Excessive start time
protect and run the motor more (48/51)
effectively. under and overload operating
conditions, during start-up, with rotor Whether the motor is unloaded or
The reliability of the system is further locked or with the motor off. coupled to a heavy load, this
enhanced via checks on bus voltage
Classic I2t thermal images afford function monitors the duration of the
prior to start-up, supervision of trip-
protection to stator windings but do motor start-up phase.
circuit wiring continuity and
protection against circuit-breaker not take account of overheating in The choice of the motor’s start-up
failure. the rotor during a current unbalance. detection criteria makes it possible to
Similarly, the presence of harmonic use this function, whatever the
The MiCOM P225 relay is used
current components causes motor’s start-up mode: eg, direct-on-
particularly in motors driving loads of
additional overheating of the stator line, star-delta, auto-transformer,
high inertia; its anti-backspin
protection ensures that the rotor stops windings. In order to take this resistor insertion, etc.
before the motor can be re-started. overheating properly into account,
the P225 relay separates the
For motors whose current supply negative sequence current and
contains a considerable degree of reconstitutes it with the true RMS Thermal constant times :
- overload condition: Te1 = 12 minutes

distortion, the relay provides a true value of the stator currents absorbed
- startup condition: Te2 = 6 minutes

10 000
RMS base thermal image allowing by the motor.
efficient protection against overload
phenomena due to the presence of The result is better protection against 1 000

harmonic components. overloads and hence a marked

decrease in the risk of motor Cold curve

The addition of power measurement Thermal status

Operating time(seconds)

=0%
damage.
and energy metering, and the 100

presence of 2 analogue outputs The thermal image can be corrected

(current loop) make the MiCOM by a RTD measuring ambient 10
P225 a highly competitive and temperature.
effective piece of equipment in terms
of price and practicality. An alarm threshold, tripping Hot curve
Thermal status = 90 %

threshold and thermal threshold, 1

beyond which the motor cannot be

re-started, are available.
0
0,1 1 10

Thermal equivalent current Ieq in terms of the current thermal threshold Iθ>

Figure 1: Thermal image

characteristic curves

MiCOM P225

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Locked rotor while running or Temperature monitoring Limitation of the
at start-up (50S/51LR) (38/49) number of starts,
time between starts (66)
During normal motor operation, an As an option, 10 RTDs can be
overcurrent threshold detects rotor connected to the MiCOM P225 relay The number of motor start-ups can be
stalling. to monitor the motor’s temperature. limited. The P225 relay can
For each of the 10 RTD channels, discriminate between a warm and a
During motor start-up, a locked rotor
two temperature thresholds with cold motor, making it possible to
is detected with the help of a speed
individual time-delay settings are optimise the number of start-ups
switch input.
available. It is therefore possible to allocated to a particular motor over
Unbalance, loss of phase and monitor stator windings separately, a given period of time.
single phasing (46) as well as the spin bearings of the
Setting a minimum delay between
Two overcurrent elements based on motor and the load involved.
two start-ups avoids exposing the
the negative sequence component of If the motor is equipped with motor and its start-up system to over-
current are available. One is thermistors, the P225 relay monitors large resultant stresses.
associated with an IDMT temperature via its three thermistor
Anti-backspin
characteristic, while the other has a inputs.
definite time characteristic. The two If a motor with a high inertia load,
Re-acceleration authorisation
elements make it possible to for example a fan, is stopped, the
(27 LV)
differentiate between a short or low shaft continues to rotate for some
amplitude unbalance and a more The relay can detect voltage sag via time before the rotor stops
marked phenomenon such as loss of its voltage input. Depending on the completely. If the motor is switched
phase or single phasing. duration of the voltage sag, the back on while the rotor is still turning,
P225 relay can authorise a re- something akin to a false coupling
acceleration of the motor when full may occur, causing mechanical
10 0.04 In <I2<0.8 I n voltage returns or, on the other hand, damage such as broken fan blades.
stop the motor to let the motors most
The risk of such problems can be
critical to the process re-accelerate.
Operating time

eliminated by setting a minimum

(seconds)

As a result, process continuity is time-lapse between stopping the

improved motor and re-starting it.

0.1
Undervoltage (27) Presence of bus voltage prior
0.1 1 10 to start-up
12/In If voltage supply drops or is lost
Figure 2: Negative phase sequence completely, a phase-to-phase under Prior to starting the motor, the P225
protection-inverse time voltage threshold causes the motor to relay checks that voltage levels are
characteristic curve stop. This function can be selectively sufficiently high before authorising
put into or out of operation during the start-up sequence.
the motor start-up phase.
Emergency start-up
Earth fault (50N/51N) Overvoltage (59)
When required by safety conditions
Two zero phase sequence An overvoltage threshold protects or by the process, a logical input of
overcurrent elements are available. against overvoltage and also give the P225 relay can be used to allow
Each threshold has instantaneous warning of ageing insulators. motor start-up. All start-up restrictions
and delayed signal at its disposal. will then be inhibited and the
The adjustment range for earth thermal image function will be
current threshold varies from 0.002 disabled.
to 1 Ion, allowing maximum Latching of output relays (86)
sensitivity for earth fault detection.
The trip order can be maintained to
The relay’s earth current input can be avoid the risk of re-starting on an
wired to a core balanced CT or to electrical, mechanical or thermal
the summation of the three-phase CTs. fault.
Loss of load (37)
Loss of load, caused by shaft rupture
or the unpriming of a pump, is
detected by a timed minimum phase
current threshold. This function can
be deactivated during the start-up
phase so that the motor can
gradually increase its load.

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CB failure (50BF) Measurements and Trip cause statistics
The CB failure on fault will be Monitoring The MiCOM P225 relay provides the
detected very quickly by the P225 Measurementss user with trip statistics for every
relay, which will then either send a protection function. The user can thus
The MiCOM P225 relay constantly keep track of the number of trips,
new local tripping signal or act
measures a large amount of which have taken place as well as
directly on the immediately
electrical data, such as: their origin.
upstream CB.
• Phase current magnitude in true CB monitoring
By speeding up the time taken to
RMS value: IA,IB, IC
clear the fault in the case of CB Preventive CB maintenance is
failure, the P225 relay helps • Neutral current magnitude in true provided by monitoring summated
maintain the stability of the network RMS value: IN contact breaking duty, the number of
and the reliability of the protection switching operations and the
• Positive sequence current I1
system. opening time. If a pre-set threshold is
• Negative sequence current I2 exceeded, the P225 relay will
Trip circuit supervision generate an alarm signal.
• Zero sequence current Io
Supervision of wiring continuity in the Event records
trip circuit makes the system more • Unbalance ratio I1/I2
reliable. The relay can detect a The last 75 status changes are
• Frequency
break in the circuit, whether the CB is recorded in a non-volatile memory.
on or off. • Peak current value This covers all status changes to logic
inputs and outputs, modifications to
External trips • Phase-to-phase voltage in true
one or more parameters, alarm
RMS value
The P225 relay accepts external signals or the operation of one of the
• Active and reactive power PW output contacts. Events are logged
binary signals, which can be used to
and PVAR every 1 ms.
give a trip or alarm signal, or which
may simply be treated as binary • Active and reactive energies Wh Fault records
information to be passed up through and VARh The P225 relay records the last 5
the relay to a remote control system. • Power factor faults. For every fault, the relay
Logical gates records and indicates:
To provide the user with more
MiCOM P225 can achieve up to 4 accurate information on the motor’s • A fault number
AND logical gates linked to time status and availability, the P225 • The date and time
delays, by combining internal and relay keeps track of: • The active setting group
external information with the • Thermal status of the motor • The faulty phase or phases
protection relay. The user can also
• Load value as a % of full load • The function that gave the trip
create OR gates by individually
programming each output relay. The current • The magnitude of the value that
logical gates help make economies gave rise to the trip command
• Time to thermal trip
on external relaying and make the • The values of the phases and
• Temperature of each RTD earth currents and voltage.
relay interactive with the process.
• Hottest RTD Oscillography
Two setting groups
• Authorised start number 5 disturbance records, of 2.5
By virtue of its two setting groups, the
seconds each, can be stored, with a
MiCOM P225 relay allows for the • Time before another start-up
resolution of 32 samples per cycle.
protection of dual-speed motors as authorisation
Oscillography data can be
well as motors operating under
• Last start current magnitude uploaded via the communication
environmental or operational
network (RS485) or locally (RS232).
conditions, which are not constant • Last start time value
aover time. A change of setting • Number of starts and
group can be useful following a emergency starts Disturbance Record Analysis

change in source impedance. The

result is improved selectivity. • Total motor running hours
Analogue outputs
Two optional analogue outputs are
available. Some information and
measurements such as power,
energy and temperature values, etc.,
can be fed through a current loop
to a PLC. Figure 3: Oscillography analysis using
MiCOM S1 software
for optimum results

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Shape of start-up current Push-buttons
and voltage
The operator menu is accessed via 7
The MiCOM P225 relay records the touch-sensitive buttons.
envelope of both start-up current and
Communication
voltage signals with a resolution of
one sample for every 5 periods. The MiCOM P225 relay is equipped
This recording can be uploaded to a with a RS485 port on its rear plate,
PC via the communication network or which enables it to communicate via Figure 5: MiCOM S1 Software
via the RS232 port on the front plate. MODBUSTM, Courier or IEC 60870-
5-103. It is thus possible to transmit
It is very helpful to be able to The relay is then accessed via the
adjustment values, measurement
visualise these curves during RS232 port on the front panel.
data, alarm signals and all other
commissioning and this function of
recordings to the Substation Control MiCOM S1 software is fully
the MiCOM P225 avoids the need
System (eg. MICOM S10) or to a compatible with WindowsTM (95,
for a plotter.
SCADA (Supervisory Control and 98, NT), and can download relay
Back-up battery Data Acquisition System). settings, pull up current relay settings
In case of loss of auxiliary power, the and upload measurement values,
memory safeguard of all data diagnostic data, fault records,
concerning event records, fault oscillography, start-up current and
records, oscillography and start-up voltage shapes and event logging
current and voltage waveform is User S 10
S 10 data.
interface
carried out by a 3.6 V battery.
Mechanical Aspects
User Interface The MiCOM P225 relay is fully
Front plate and menus Printer
digital.

All the relay’s parameters, ie., Housing

protection functions, logic controls, The MiCOM P225 relay is housed in
communication, LEDs, inputs and a compact 4U case. The relay can
Figure 4: MiCOM S10
outputs, can be programmed and Control System be withdrawn from its case with the
modified by push-buttons located on supply voltage on due to the
the front panel. presence of internal shorting links
An alphanumeric, backlit, 32- Communication parameters protecting the current circuits. The
character LCD screen displays all the (equipment address, data rate, MiCOM P225 can be either rack or
relay’s data (settings, measurements, parity, etc.) can be adjusted by the flush-mounted.
etc.). operator via the user interface.
Connectors
Communication failure does not
The menus are designed so that the affect MiCOM relays’ protective The connectors are of the MiDOS
user can move around them easily, functions. type. Each terminal has a type M4
without confusion. The user will soon screw outlet and 2 blades.
be at ease with the Human-Machine MiCOM S1 setting and
configuration software Only the temperature sensors,
Interface.
thermistors and analogue outputs are
Fixed LEDs MiCOM S1 software makes it
connected by terminal screws.
possible to pre-set all MiCOM P225
On the front panel of MiCOM relay parameters from a PC. All current inputs are 1 and 5 Amps
relays, 4 LEDs show the relay’s status dual-rated.
(Trip, Alarm, Equipment fault and
Healthy).
Programmable LEDs Trip output
relay
Busbar

Line-line VT

MICOM P225 relay offers free 52 Trip

6 logic
programming of 4 LEDs. Each LED 86 50BF 27 59 27LV TCS 14 66 inputs
3
can be assigned to one or more 50 51 48 50S 51LR 49 46 37 ABS 74
4 auxiliary
output relays
functions or logic states, eg., “motor phase

P225
CT's WD Watchdog

running”, or “successful start-up”. Earth CT

50N 51N
Option Option
RS485 Remote control
RS485
These LEDs avoid the need for 30 38 49 0 - 20 / 4 - 20 mA RS232 Setting and
control software
external signal lights. Motor 10 RTD's or 2 analogue
3 thermistor inputs outputs

Figure 6: Application diagram

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 Alternative :The earth current input is connected to the sommation of the three phase CTs. The earth current input is connected to a core balanced CT.
P2 P1 P2 P1 35
A A 33 37 Watch dog (4)
S2 S1 S2 S1 Auxiliary + WD
B B 36 {
voltage
C C { - 6
S2 S1 34
Programmable tripping
49 49 4
RL1 output relay
2
1A 1A
12
{
50 50
51 51 10 Programmable
RL2 output relay
1A 1A 8 {
A MiCOM
52 52 18
53 53 Programmable
16
1A 1A P225 RL3 output relay
14 {
54 54 5
55 55
3 Programmable
C B RL4
1A 1A 1 output relay
Phase rotation {
56 56
11
41 41
9 Programmable
5A 5A RL5 output relay
7 {
42 42
43 43
P225 : Typical connection diagram

5A 5A Thermistor1 2d
2d RTD1
44 44
2b
2b common
45 45 2z
5A 5A Thermistor2 4d
4d RTD2
46 46 4b
4b common
47 47 4z
Thermistor3
5A 5A 6d 6d
RTD3
If 3 thermistors option :

48 48 6b 6b
39 common
6z
Voltage input 8d
40 RTD4
Analogue output 1 8b
Alternative : Connection to 2 phase CTs + a core balanced CT. Case earth common
+ active source mode 8z

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22 +
P2 P1 Switchgear status 52a 28d 10d
A 1 2 29 30 input L1 { 24 RTD5
28b - { 10b
-
S2 S1 3 4 31 32 + common
Green connector

B 26 10z
5 6 33 34 Speed switch signal Analogue output 1
C input L2 { 28 passive source mode 12d
If 10 RTD option :

S2 S1 2d 2b 2z 7 8 35 36 - RTD6
+ - 12b
49 4d 4b 4z 13 28z
9 10 37 38 Programmable common
6d 6b 6z 12z
1A 8d 8b 8z 11 12 39 40 input L3 { 15 28b + 2-24 Volt
10d 10b 10z - 14d
50 13 14 41 42 +
12d 12b 12z 17 RTD7
51 Programmable Analogue output 2 14b
14d 14b 14z 15 16 43 44 common
input L4 { 19 active source mode 14z
1A 16d 16b 16z 17 18 45 46 - +
18d 18b 18z + 32d
52 21 16d
20d 20b 20z 19 20 47 48 Programmable RTD8
53 32b - {
22d 22b 22z input L5 { 23 16b
21 22 49 50 common
-

Case earth (5)

1A 24d 24b 24z + 16z
(6) If 2 analogue output option :

26d 26b 26z 23 24 51 52 Analogue output 2

Programmable 25 passive source mode
54 28d 28b 28z 18d
25 26 53 54 input L6 27 RTD9
55 30d 30b 30z { -
- 32z 18b
32d 32b 32z 27 28 55 56 common
1A 18z
32b + 2-24 Volt
56 Green connector 20d
41 Module terminal blocks RTD10
20b
5A viewed from rear common
20z
42 (with integral case earth link) Case earth
43 Nota : connection
( : Link terminals 30 and 32 if the relay
5A (1) (a) CT shorting links make before (b) and (c) disconnect *
is connected at the end of the
44 29 RS 485 bus)
45 (b) Short terminal break before (c)
30
5A (c) Long terminals *
46 (d) Pins terminals (pcb type) RS 485 31
47
communication +
5A (2) CT connection are typical only
port
(3) Earth connection are typical only 32
48
-
(4) The MICOM P220 relay is shown with power supply off
(5) The shielding is bonded to the earth point located next to the connector.
{
(6) Important : the analogue output option shall be used either in active source mode or in passive source mode
P225 : Typical application diagram

MiCOM P225
Core balanced CT Stator Vaux
Line A-Line C VT Fuse CT phase A temperature
A A
CT phase B
B Motor 14
CT phase C
C B C
Phase rotation
Bearings
temperature

Load bearings
52a 55 56 49 50 51 52 53 54 1A temperature
47 48 41 42 43 44 45 46 5A
39
Contactor coil Ambient
40
temperature
33 +
+ Auxiliary
Vaux 10 RTD's inputs
34
- power (green connector)
+
22
+ Contactor -
24 status 52A
11
- Input L1

Communication
9 Programmable used for

RS485
start inhibition 31
7 Output RL5 purpose + PC/PLC
32
On 6 - supervisor
4 Programmable
Off Emergency stop
tripping
2
Source output relay 26
auxiliaire Speed swith signal +
Vaux
12 Input L2 - 28
Klaxon 10 Programmabke 30 d/z
Analogue output +
8
Output RL2 32 b PLC
(green connector) -
Signalling lamp 5
28 d/z
3 Programmable Analogue output +
Output RL4 28 b PLC
1 (green connector) -
Emergency startup 13
+ Programmable 37
15
- Input L3 35
Watchdog Signalling
External reset 17 36
+ Programmable
19 18
- Input L4
16
Thermal state value reset 25 Programmable Signalling
+ Programmable Output RL3 14
27
- Input L6
Fuse blown 21
+ Programmable
23
- Input L5

The MICOM P225 is shown with power supply off.

Technical Specifications Burdens • Voltage

Inputs • Phases currents range A
< 0.3 VA @ In (5A) 260 V – continuous
• Phase current In 1 and 5 A 300 V – 10 s
< 0,025 VA @ In (1A)
• Earth current Ion 1 and 5 A range B
• Earth current < 0.01 VA @ 0.1Ion (5A) 960 V – continuous
• Phase A-Phase C voltage Vn :
57-130 V (range A) < 0,004 VA @ 0.1 Ion (1A) 1300 V – 10 s
220-480 V (range B) Accuracy
• Voltage < 0.1 VA @ Vn
• Frequency 50/60 Hz • Protection thresholds
• Auxiliary voltage supply
±2%
Auxiliary voltage supply Vaux < 3 W + 0.25 for
each output relay • Time delays
• 3 ranges 24–60 Vdc
energised in Vdc ±2% minimum of 10 ms
48–150 Vdc
< 6 VA in Vac • Measurements (typical)
130-250 Vdc/ ±0,2% @ In – current
100-250 Vac • Logic inputs < 10 mA per input
±0,2% @ Vn – voltage
• Variation ±20% Thermal withstand
±1% @ Pn – power
• Residual peak-to-peak ripple • Phase and earth current inputs
12 % 100 In – 1 s ±2°C – temperature

• Power off withstand 40 In – 2 s • Pass-band for measurements

> 50 ms of true RMS values
4 In – continuous
500Hz

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CT data Thermal image settings Earth fault protection
• Phases CT Primary • Thermal current threshold Iθ > • Current thresholds Io>, Io>>
1 to 3000A in steps of 1A 0,2 to 1,5 In, steps of 0,01 In 0.002 to 1 Ion,
• Earth CT Primary • Overload time constant Te1 steps of 0.001 Ion
1 to 3000A in steps of 1A 1 to 180 min in steps of 1min
• Time delays tIo>, tIo>>
• Phases CT Secondary 1 or 5A • Start-up time constant Te2
0 to 100 s in steps of 0.01 s
1 to 360 min in steps of 1min
• Earth CT Secondary 1 or 5A • Operating time < 30 ms
• Cooling time constant Tr
• Recommended phases CT 1 to 999 min in steps of 1min • Drop-off time < 30 ms
5P10 - 5VA (typical)
• Negative sequence current Undercurrent protection
• Recommended Earth CT recognition factor Ke
Residual connection or 0 to 10 in steps of 1 • Current threshold I<
core-balanced CT 0.1 to 1 In in steps of 0.01 In
connection (preferred in • Trip threshold Fixed at 100 %
isolated neutral systems) • Thermal alarm threshold • Time delay tI<
20 to 100% θ in steps of 1% θ 0.2 to 100 s in steps of 0.1 s
• VT primary
1 to 20 000 V in steps of 1V • Start-up prevention • Start-up prevention time Tinhib
• VT Secondary 20 to 100% θ in steps of 1% θ 0.05 to 300 s in steps of 0.1
(A) 57 to130 V in steps of 0.1 V Limitation of the number of
Short-circuit protection start-ups
(B) 220 to 480V in steps of 1 V
• Current threshold I>>
0.2 to 12 In in steps of 0.1 In • Reference period T reference
Optional analogue outputs
10 to 120 min, steps of 5 min
• Rating 0-20 mA, 4-20 mA • Time delay t I>>
0 to 100 s in steps of 0.01 s • Number of cold starts
• Insulation 2 KV 1 to 5 in steps of 1
• Operating time < 30 ms
• Maximum load with • Number of hot starts
active source mode 500 Ω • Drop-off time < 30 ms 0 to 5 in steps of 1
• Maximum voltage with Excessive start time protection • Restart prevention time Tinterdiction
passive source mode 24 Volt • Start-up detection criteria 1 to 120 min in steps of 1 min
• Accuracy ±1% full scale Closure 52 or (Closure 52 + Time between two start-ups
current threshold) optional
Optional 10 RTD inputs • Prevention time Tbetw 2 starts
• Current threshold Istart
• RTD type 1 to 120 min in steps of 1 min
1 to 5 Iθ in steps of 0.5 Iθ
PT100, Ni100, Ni120, Cu10 Anti-backspin protection
• Time delay t Istart
• Connection type 1 to 200 s in steps of 1 s • Restart prevention time tABS
3 wires + 1 shielding 1 to 7200 s in steps of 1 s
Locked rotor protection
• Maximum load Re-acceleration autorisation
25 Ω (Pt100, Ni100, Ni120) • Current threshold Istall
1 to 5 Iθ in steps of 0.5 Iθ • Voltage collapse detection
2,5 Ω (Cu10)
• Time delays t Istall (A) 5 to 130 V in steps of 0.1 V
• Insulation
0.1 to 60 s in steps of 0.1 s (B) 20 to 480 V in steps of 0.5 V
2 kV, active source mode
• Locked rotor at start-up detection • Voltage retoration detection
• Threshold settings Yes/No
0 to 200 °C in steps of 1°C (A) 5 to 130 V in steps of 0.1 V
Unbalance protection (B) 20 to 480 V in steps of 0.5 V
• Time delay settings
0 to 100 s in steps of 0.1 s • Negative sequence current • Duration of voltage collapse Treacc
threshold I2> 0.1 to 10 s in steps of 0.01 s
• Thermal image influence 0.04 to 0.8 In, steps of 0.01 In
Yes/No Undervoltage protection
•Time delay tI2>
Optional 3 thermistor inputs 0 to 200 s, steps of 0.01 s • Voltage threshold V<
(A) 5 to 130 V in steps of 0.1 V
• Type of thermistor PTC or NTC • Negative sequence current (B) 20 to 480 V in steps of 0.5 V
threshold I2>>
• Maximum load 100 Ω 0.04 to 0.8 In, steps of 0.01In • Time delay tV<
• Threshold settings
0 to 600 s in steps of 0.01 s
• IDMT time delay
100 to 30 000 in steps of 100 Ω t = TMS x 1.2 / (I2/I2>>) • V< inhibition during start sequence
Yes/No
• Time delay Fixed at 2 seconds • TMS time multiplier
0.2 to 2 steps of 0.025

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Overvoltage protection Output relays High voltage withstand
• Voltage threshold V> • Number of output relays • Dielectric withstand (50/60Hz)
(A) 5 to 260 V in steps of 0.1 V 6 (5 programmable + IEC 60255-5 - BS 142 -
(B) 20 to 960 V in steps of 0.5 V 1 watchdog) ANSI C37.90
2 kV in common mode
• Time delay tV> • Commutation capacity 1 kV in differential mode
0 to 600 s in steps of 0.01 s
Make and carry: • Impulse voltage (1,2/50 µs)
Presence of bus voltage prior 30 A for 3 s
to start-up IEC 60255-5 - BS 142
Carry continuously: 5A 5 kV in common mode
• Voltage threshold 1 kV in differential mode
Break:
(A) 5 to 130 V in steps of 0.1 V
135 Vdc, 0.3 A • Insulation IEC 60255-5 > 100 M Ω
(B) 20 to 480 V in steps of 0.5 V (L/R = 30ms)
Electrical environment tests
CB failure 250 Vdc, 50 W resistive
• HF disturbance
• Current threshold I< BF 250 Vdc, 25 W IEC 61000-4-1
0.1 to 1 In in steps of 0.01 In inductive (L/R = 40 ms) 2.5 kV in common mode,
class 3
• Time delay tBF 250 Vac, 5A
1 kV in differential mode,
0.03 to 10 s in steps of 0.01 s (50/60Hz – cos ϕ = 0.6)
class 3
Trip circuit monitoring • Durability > 100 000 operations • Fast transient disturbance
• Time delay tSUP • Operating time < 7 ms IEC 61000-4-4,
0.1 to 10 s in steps of 0.01 s ANSI C37.90.1
Oscillography 4 kV auxiliary power, class 4
AND logical gates • Number 5 records 2 kV others, class 4
• 4 “AND” logical gates • Electrostatic discharge
• Duration of each record 2.5 s
IEC 61000-4-2
• Pick-up time delays • Sampling rate 8 kV, class 4
0 to 3600 s in steps of 0.1 s 32 samples per cycle • Radio frequency impulse
• Reset time • Pre-time setting ANSI C37.90.2 35 V/m
0 to 3600 s in steps of 0.1 s 0.1 to 2.5 s in steps of 0.1 s IEC 61000-4-3 10 V/m
Latching of output relays • Post-time setting Environmental withstand
• Trip relay (RL1) 0.1 to 2.5 s in steps of 0.1 s • Temperature
Configurable for each trip order IEC 60255-6
MODBUSTM communication
• Other relays (RL2, RL3, RL4 et RL5) Storage and transport
• Mode RTU (standard)
Configurable for each -40°C to +70°C
auxiliary relay • Transmission mode Synchronous Operation
CB control and monitoring • Interface RS 485 -25°C to + 55 °C
• Data rate 300 to 38 400 baud • Humidity
• Close command hold
IEC 60068-2-3
0.2 to 5 s in steps of 0.1 s • Relay address 1 to 255 56 days at 93% RH and 40°C
• Open command hold • Connection • Enclosure protection
0.2 to 5 s in steps of 0.1 s Multi-point (32 connections) IEC 60529 IP 52, IK 07
• Number of operations alarm • Cable type • Vibration
0 to 50 000 operations Half duplex (screened IEC 60255-21-1
in steps of 1 twisted wire pair) Response and endurance,
• Summated contact breaking duty class 2
• Maximum cable length
106 to 4 000.106, 1000 metres • Shocks and bumps
steps of106 IEC 60255-21-2
• Connector
• Setting of exponent “ n ” 1 or 2 Response and endurance
Connector screws or snap-on class 1
• Opening time alarm • Insulation 2 kV RMS • Seismic withstand
0.05 to 1 s in steps of 0.05 s
IEC 60255-21-3 Class 2

conformity to
IEC 60 947-1
(EMC and LV directives)

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General Description • Overtemperature protection • Monitoring of 3 thermistors PTC,
Digital motor protection (49/38) NTC (optional)
• Undervoltage protection (27) • 2 analogue outputs (optional)
• Thermal image for both stator and
rotor protection, true RMS base • Overvoltage protection (59) • Speed switch input
model, 2 thresholds (49)
• Check bus voltage prior to start-up • Latching of the output relays (86)
• Thermal image controlled by
• Re-acceleration authorisation • CB failure protection(50 BF)
external temperature
(27 LV)
• Trip circuit supervision (TCS)
• Short-circuit protection (50/51)
• Limitation of number of start-ups
• External reset
• Excessive start-time protection (48/ (66)
51) • AND logical gates
• Minimum time between two
• Locked rotor while running or at start-ups • Programmable logic inputs and
start-up (50S/51LR) outputs
• Anti-backspin protection (ABS)
• Unbalance protection, loss of • Programmable LEDs
• Thermal criteria for start-up
phase, single phase, 2 thresholds
prevention • 2 setting groups
(46)
• Emergency start-up • True RMS measurements, 10th
• Earth fault protection, 2 thresholds
harmonic (50Hz system)
(50N/51N) • Monitoring of 10 RTDs: PT100,
Ni100, Ni120 ou Cu10 (optional) • CB control and command
• Under-current protection, loss of
load (37) • Event records (75 events)
• Time tag I ms
• Fault records (5 faults)
• Integrated oscillography (5
records)

Dimensions are in mm - Dimensions inside brackets are in inches • Start-up current and voltage
150.2 (5.91) shapes records
148.1 (5.83)
4 holes 3.4
129.6 (5.10) 10.7 (0.42) • Trip cause statistics
(0.134)
23.7 (0.93)
103.6 (4.08)
• Relay withdrawable with supply
voltage on
• MODBUSTM, Courier and IEC
+ 0.2
60870-5-103 communication
168 (6.61) 159 (6.26) 0
• RS232 port on front plate
Flush mounting • Setting and control software under
WindowsTM
(Top view) 151(5.94) 0.2 4 holes 4.4 (0.18) • Commissioning tools
Front panel (Panel cut-out)

30TE Flush mounting

1.5
155 (6.10) 25.1 223 (8.77)
(0.99)

MiCOM P225

Temp rature
RTD1= 113 C

D clenc
h

Alarme
177 156 (6.14)
D fau
quip (6.97)
Alim.
Aux.

D c.
1

D c.
2

D c.
3

D c.
4

11 (0.43)
(Frontal view) (Right side view)

Figure 7: P225 Case size

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Information required with order

2 2 5 C 0 1

MiCOM P 2 2 5
MiCOM
Earth current input
0.002-1 Ion C

Voltage input
57-130 V A
220-480 V B

Auxiliary supply voltage

24-60Vdc A
48-150 Vdc F
130-250 Vdc/100-250 Vac M
Communication protocol
MODBUS 1
K-BUS/Courier 2
IEC 60870-5-103/VDEW 3
HMI language
French 0
English/American 1
Spanish 2
German 3
Italian 4
Russian 5
Polish 6
Portuguese 7
Dutch 8
Csech A

Optional temperature monitoring

No 0
3 thermistors monitoring 3
10 RTDs monitoring A

Optional 2 analogue outputs

No 0
Yes 2

Your contact:

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