Features:
- Feeder overcurrent protection with breaker trip and close control
- Automatic reclosing for as many as four programmed shots
- Event reports, SER records, metering, and integrated fault location
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
SEL-351A evaluates feeder currents and voltages through coordinated phase, ground, and negative-sequence protection elements.
Programmable logic links those protection decisions to breaker trip, close, reclosing, and lockout behavior for the installed feeder scheme.
After an operation,
SEL-351A retains event, sequence, metering, and fault-location information that engineers can retrieve through the fitted communications interfaces.
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Coordinate current and voltage elements
- Phase elements: Evaluate feeder phase overcurrent conditions
- Ground elements: Residual and neutral-ground measurements support ground-fault protection
- Negative sequence: Detects unbalanced current conditions
- Programmable equations: SELogic combines element states with trip and control logic
Sequence breaker reclose attempts and supervision
- Shot sequence: Up to four automatic reclose shots can be programmed
- Timing: Each shot uses configured open intervals and reset behavior
- Lockout: The sequence moves to lockout when the programmed conditions are met
- Close supervision: Voltage and synchronism checks can supervise closing when configured
Separate local engineering and station network paths
- Front access: USB and EIA-232 support local engineering work
- Rear interfaces: Serial or Ethernet hardware follows the complete ordering code
- Time input: IRIG-B can align relay records with station time
- Engineering data: Settings, metering, and event files use the available communications path
Preserve fault waveforms and event timing
- Oscillography: Event reports capture electrical quantities around an operation
- Sequence log: SER entries time-stamp relay and control state changes
- Fault location: Calculated distance supports feeder-fault investigation
- Synchrophasors: IEEE C37.118 measurements are available for synchronized monitoring