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GWZC-9872 Loop closing protection relay
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GWZC-9872 Loop closing protection relay
GWZC-9872 Loop closing protection relay Side View
GWZC-9872 Loop closing protection relay Rear View
GWZC-9872 Loop closing protection relay

Applicable Scope :The GWZC-9872 is suitable for 33kV&66kV high-voltage power grid systems. It supports synchronization detection during loop closing, fault isolation, and automatic reclosure functions. Technical parameters include a rated voltage of 66kV, short-circuit withstand capability of 25kA, and an operating temperature range of -25°C to +70°C.

Product functions(ANSI):51V | 51 | 51 | 51N | 67 | 50N | 51N | 51N | 59 | 27 | 47 | 74

Communication functions :Supported Protocols :​​ IEC 60870-5-103 (over Ethernet) | MODBUS RTU (via RS-485) | IEC 61850 (Ed.2 or Ed.1, as applicable)
​Interfaces:​​2× Ethernet Ports​ (IEEE 802.3 compliant, 10/100 Mbps) | 2× RS-485 Ports​ (ANSI/TIA-485-A standard, galvanically isolated)

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GWZC-9872 Loop Closing Protection Relay Introduction

          The GWZC-9872 Loop Closing Protection Relay is a smart protection device specifically designed for 33kV&66kV high-voltage power grids. It integrates loop synchronization detection and automatic reclosure functions, leveraging high-performance processors to achieve millisecond-level fault judgment. Supporting the optional IEC61850 communication protocol, it features a modular design for flexible configuration, making it suitable for substation loop protection and grid stability enhancement scenarios.

GWZC-9872 Loop Closing Protection Relay Functions and Characteristics​

Primary Functions (ANSI Codes):​​

  1. Inverse-Time Overcurrent Protection with Voltage Blocking (ANSI 51V)
  2. Inverse-Time Overcurrent Protection (ANSI 51)
  3. Loop Closing Overcurrent Protection (ANSI 51)
  4. Loop Closing Zero-Sequence Overcurrent Protection (ANSI 51N)
  5. Circuit Breaker Closing Protection (ANSI 67)
  6. Zero-Sequence Overcurrent Protection Stage I (ANSI 50N)
  7. Zero-Sequence Overcurrent Protection Stage II (ANSI 51N)
  8. Inverse-Time Zero-Sequence Overcurrent Protection (ANSI 51N)
  9. Overvoltage Protection (ANSI 59)​​
  10. Undervoltage Protection (ANSI 27)
  11. Potential Transformer Disconnection Protection (ANSI 47)
  12. Control Circuit Breaker Protection (ANSI 74)

Communication Functions:​​

  1. Protocols: IEC 61850 (Optional), Modbus, DNP3.0, Ethernet RS485.
  2. Interfaces: 2×RJ45 ports for high-speed data exchange (100Mbps), enabling seamless SCADA integration.

​Key Characteristics:​​

  1. ​Processing and Memory: 32-bit DSP core with 512KB FRAM (ensures 10-year data retention for fault logs).
  2. ​Measurement Accuracy: Monitors |Z|, Φ, I0, V0 with 0.2% precision for reliable fault discrimination.
  3. ​Input/Output Flexibility: 7×CT/VT inputs and 10×programmable relays for customizable trip circuits.
  4. ​Logic Configuration: LOGIC>EDIT™ graphical editor for easy protection logic programming.
  5. ​Trip Circuit: 250V AC/DC rated with seal-in monitoring to prevent nuisance operati ns.
  6. ​Time Synchronization: IRIG-B/PPS support (±1μs accuracy) for coordinated event recording.
  7. ​Anti-Maloperation: Adaptive TV algorithm filters noise to avoid false triggering.
  8. ​Communication: Dual Ethernet and fiber interfaces for redundant connectivity.
  9. ​Data Recording: 32-cycle COMTRADE waveform capture for detailed fault analysis.
  10. ​Low Power Design: <5W operation (compatible with 24-220V DC/AC supplies).
  11. ​EMC Robustness: Class IV certification (IEC 60255-26) for electromagnetic compatibility.
  12. ​Environmental Tolerance: Operates from -40°C to +85°C, ensuring reliability in extreme conditions.
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