MiCOM P111

Universal
Overcurrent Relay

P111

P111

MiCOM P111
Universal Overcurrent
Protection Relay
with Communication

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MiCOM P111
Low Cost Universal Overcurrent
Protection Relay with Communication

Application · 2 programmable binary inputs V1-C,

V2-C, voltage controlled
Thanks to its favourable "price vs
· 3 programmable NO output relays P111

technical features" ratio, P111 may be

used both in medium voltage and in low
voltage applications (specifically where
communication facilities are required)
To have good ratio: price to functionality
used in the application, there is different
P1, P2, P3
· 1 programmable C/O output relay
P4
· True RMS phase current value
measurement within a frequency
range from 10Hz to 1000Hz
P111

versions (models) of P111 available.

Differences between versions are shown
in the Table 1
Technical specification of the product
together with setting procedures are
covered in detail in the manual.
Features (see Table 1)
· Protection:
- overcurrent (overload) Ip>
(DT or IDMT);
- overcurrent I> (DT or IDMT);
- overcurrent I>> (DT));
- non-directional earthfault
overcurrent Io> (DT or IDMT);
- non-directional earthfault
overcurrent Io>> (DT or IDMT);
- overtemperature (input for PTC
sensors);
- external protection input ZZ
· Operate in 1, 2, or 3-phase
arrangement (the missing phase is not
connected)
· Two setting groups, selected from the
relay menu, binary input or system
· Phase and earthfault currents record
for the 3 most recent trips, together
with a fault indication (readout from
display or via Rs485).
· Communication facility via Modbus
RTU protocol
· Local or remote control
(via RS485) of a contactor or circuit-
breaker
· 2 programmable binary input
S1-S2, T1-T2, controlled via a contact
· Earthfault current value measurement
within a frequency range from 40Hz
to 70Hz
· Readout of phase current and earth-
fault current values from the display or
via RS485
· Immunity to auxiliary voltage dips
· Phase wires connection directly to the
relay terminals or through the CTs'
· 4 digit LED display
· 6 LEDs to indicate protection trips or
triggers
· 5 button keypad to input settings and
configure the relay
· 35 mm DIN rail or flush mounted
case (option)
· Setting tamper proof feature
(seal of the front panel and user
defined password)
Protection Features
Overcurrent (overload) Ip>
(model: A, B, C, E, F)
This is a three-phase overcurrent
protection with DT or IDTM time delay
setting. It can be configured to "trip" or
send a "warning signal"(alarm).
If IDMT is chosen, then one of the three
characteristics can be selected, acc. to
EN 60255-3:
- standard inverse (SI),
- very inverse (VI),
- extremely inverse (EI).
If the protection is triggered, then:
- LED "Ip>" starts blinking,
- timing is commenced,
- output relays, which are assigned
to "protection trigger" (P2 or P3
or P4) operate.
If the operating mode is set to "warning
signal" (alarm), the following events take
place, after a defined time delay has
elapsed:
- LED "Ip>" illuminates,
- information bit is sent to a system
via RS485 link,
- output relays P2 or P3 operate
(if they are set to "warning signal"
mode).
If the mode of operation is set to "trip":
- circuit-breaker or contactor
(depending on an application) is
tripped via P1 output relay,
- LED "Ip>" illuminates,
- information bit is sent to a system
via RS485 link,
- output relays P2 or P3 or P4
operate (if they are set to "trip"
mode).
Overcurrent I> (A, B, C, E, F)
This is a three-phase protection with DT
or IDMT time delay setting. If IDMT is
chosen, then one of the three
characteristics can be selected (SI or VI
or EI), as for Ip>.
If the protection is triggered:
- the LED "I>" starts flashing,
- timing is commenced,

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Table 1 Models available

Functions ANSI Model Model Model Model Model Model

Codes A B C E F G
3 Phase Overcurrent I>> (DT) 50/51 X X X X X

3 Phase Overcurrent I> (DT or IDMT) 50/51 X X X X X

3 Phase Overload Ip> (DT or IDMT) 50/51 X X X X X

(Overcurrent criteria)

Earth Overcurent Io> (DT or IDMT) 50N/51N X X X X X

Earth Overcurrent Io>> (DT or IDMT) 50N/51N X X X X X

Input for PTC sensor 38 X X X X X

External protection (via binary input) X X X X X

Output latching 86 X X X X X X

Outputs P1 (no) and P2 (no) X X X X X X

Outputs P3 (no) and P4 (co) X X X X

Input S1-S2 X X X X X X

Input T1-T2 X X X X X

Inputs V1-C and V2-C X X X

2 setting groups X X X X X X

Measurments (True RMS values) X X X X X X

Communication via RS485 X X X X

CB / contactor control (BI or RS485) X X X

3 fault records without time tag X X X X X X

3 fault records with time tag (RS485) X

Events with time tag (RS485) X

Setting via S1 (RS485; S/R Modbus) X X X X

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- output relays operate, as for Ip>.
Once the defined time delay has
elapsed:
- circuit breaker or contactor
(depending on an application) is
tripped via P1 output relay,
- LED "I>" illuminates,
- information bit is sent to a system
via RS485 link,
- output relays - see, like for Ip>.
Overcurrent I>> (A, B, C, E, F)
This is a 3-phase protection with a DT
characteristic. The protection can clear
up faults in applications where either a
circuit breaker or a contactor, with a
capacity to trip short-circuit current is
used. In a typical contactor application,
I>> protection should be disabled, for a
fuse to clear up short-circuit faults.
If the protection is triggered:
- LED "I>>" start flashing,
- timing is commenced,
- output relays operate, as for Ip>.
Once the defined time delay has elapsed:
- circuit breaker or contactor (depending
on an application) is tripped via P1 output
relay,
- LED "I>>" illuminates,
- information is sent to a system via
RS485,
- output relays - see, like for Ip>.
Non-Directional Earthfault
Overcurrent Io> (B, C, E, F, G)
This is an overcurrent protection with DT
or IDMT time delay setting, to co-operate
with external earthfault ring type
transformers (Ion=1A) or Holmgreen
residual current arrangement (Ion=5A).
The protection can be programmed to
"trip" or send a "warning signal" (alarm).
If IDMT is chosen, then one of the three
characteristics can be selected, (SI or VI
or EI acc. to EN 60255-3)
If the protection is triggered:
- LED "Io>" start flashing,
- timing is commenced,
- output relays operate, as for Ip>.
If the operating mode is set to "warning
signal" (alarm), the following events take
place, after a defined time delay has
elapsed:
- LED "Io>" illuminates,
- information is sent to a system via RS485,
- output relays P2 or P3 operate
(if they are set to "warning signal"
mode).
If the mode of operation is set to "trip":
- circuit-breaker or contactor
(depending on an application) is
tripped via P1 output relay,
- LED "Ip>" illuminates,
- information is sent to a system via
RS485,
- output relays - see, like for Ip>.
Non-Directional Earthfault
Overcurrent Io>>
(model:,B, C, E, F, G)
Parameters and features of Io>>
protection are the same as for Io>.
Io>> trigger and trip operations are
indicated by Io> LED indicator.
External Protection ZZ
(model: A, B, C, E)
The protection operates if an input state
(S1-S2, T1-T2 or V1-C or
V2-C) (see Table 1), which is
programmed to operate in "ZZ" mode,
changes its state. The protection can be
configured to "trip" or send a "warning
signal" (alarm). Trip operation is
instantaneous and make:
- circuit breaker or contactor
(depending on an application) trip
via P1 output relay,
- LED "ZZ" illuminate,
- information bit send to a system via
RS485,
- output relays - see, like for Ip>.
Overtemperature (input for PTC
sensors) (model A, B, C, E, F)
If T1-T2 input is configured as PTC input
and resistance of the sensors' loop
connected to T1-T2 increase, then
protection operates instantaneously. Up
to 6 PTC sensors can be connected in
series. The PTC input operates
instantaneously, thus making:
- circuit breaker or contactor
(depending on an application) trip
via P1 output relay,
- LED "PTC" illuminate,
- information bit send to a system
via RS485 link,
- output relays - see, like for Ip>.
PTC input may be used to receive other
external signals e.g. from temperature,
Bucholtz-type or other protection
implemented in an application. If this is
the case the normally closed output relay
of ZZ external protection should be used
and connected to terminals T1-T2 of
P111 relay.
Relay configuration
Selecting a switch
The main switch is selected by configuring
the mode of operation for P1 output relay.
There are three options available:
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1) circuit-breaker,
2) protection-contactor,
3) bay terminal-contactor.
Selecting a specific switch type results in
P111 operation according to one of the
following schemes:
Ad. 1) P1 configured to "circuit-breaker"
mode. If trip of any protection which is
set to "trip" takes place or a trip signal is
sent via RS485, a 0.5s impulse is
generated (P1 contacts close).
Close operation of the circuit-breaker
can be performed through P2 output
relay, which must therefore be
configured to "close CB" mode. Closing
of the CB can be initiated via:
- V1-C input (if configured to "close
CB" command,
- "close CB" command sent from
the system via RS485 link.
If close operation is initiated the P2
contacts are closed for a period of 0.5s.
Closing of the CB may only be done
after protection LEDs' have been cleared
up, which is in order to prevent from
multiple switching-onto-fault operations.
Ad. 2) P1 configured to "protection-
contactor" mode. This mode is for
applications where a contactor is not to be
controlled via Rs485 and P111 is used as
protection only.
Contactor control is performed in a
standard arrangement. After auxiliary
supply voltage Vx has been applied, the
output relay P1 is closed, and thus allows
to close the contactor. Trip of any
protection, which is set to "trip" mode,
makes P1 relay open together with the
contactor. P1 is kept open as long as the
protection and assigned LEDs' are not
reset. Reset can be done through:
- relay keypad,
- binary input S1-S2 (if set to "reset
LED and latching" mode),
- communication link RS485.
After reset has been performed the
contacts of P1 relay close again, thus
allowing to close the contactor.
Ad. 3) P1 configured to "bay terminal-
contactor" mode. This mode is for
applications where contactor control via
RS485 is requested. V1-C input must be
configured to "close" mode and V2-C to
"switch state" mode.
After auxiliary supply voltage Vx has
been applied, the output relay P1 status
does not change (P1 contacts remain
open), as it does when "contactor" mode
has been selected.
Contactor closing is initiated if:
- auxiliary supply voltage is applied
to binary input V1-C,
- "close" command is sent from the
system via communication link
RS485.
Closing of the contactor may only be
done, if all tripping signals (LEDs') have
been reset. This feature prevents from
accidental closing of the contactor after
an overcurrent protection have tripped.
Once closing has been initiated P1
closes for a period of 150ms. Then the
contactor state is checked through its
auxiliary contacts connected to V2-C
input. If contactor is closed the P1
remains closed, too.
NOTE: if any protection trips, P1 relay
instantaneously opens, regardless of
actual state of P111 (higher priority of
"trip" command over "close" command).
The contactor may be opened by:
- opening the contactor's control
circuit (external switch-off contact).
Then the contactor, which is
controlled by V2-C input, opens. If
auxiliary supply voltage is
interrupted at V2-C input (contactor
switched-off), instantaneous
opening of P1 relay takes place,
- remote "trip" command via RS485,
which makes P1 relay open,
- trip of a protection, which is set to
"trip" mode.
NOTE: Regardless a switch mode chosen,
RS485 port may be used to read out the
relay status (current values, input / output
status) and to reset the relay after tripping.
Binary Inputs (see Table 1)
Depending on a relay version, the
following binary inputs are available:
· S1-S2, T1-T2
· V1-C and V2-C.
S1-S2, T1-T2 binary inputs are
controlled by shorting its terminals by
means of an external contact or switch
(no auxiliary voltage is required).
Both inputs may be configured:
- to reset latching of output relays
and LEDs': “reset of LEDs and
latchings" mode;
- as an external trip input: "external
trip ZZ" mode;
- to block remote control (via
RS485)facility: "blocking of any
remote control" mode;
- to change between active setting
groups: “switch settings group”
mode”;
- apart from the above options,
T1-T2 may be configured as
PTC sensors input.
"Reset of LEDs and latchings" mode
enables to reset LEDs' and P1 relay
status (applies to "protection-contactor"
or "bay terminal-contactor" modes), as
well as reset P2 and P3 latched, if set to
latching.
"External trip ZZ" mode enables to trip
the relay from an external protection via
S1-S2, T1-T2 inputs.
“blocking of any remote control" mode
disables remote control the relay via
RS485.
V1-C binary input is controlled by
applying auxiliary supply voltage Vx to
terminals V1-C.
V1-C input may be configured:
- to close a contactor or circuit-
breaker: "local CB close" mode;
- as an external trip input: “external
trip ZZ" mode;
- to block output relays: “blocking of
any remote control" mode;
- to change between active setting
groups: “switch settings group”
mode”.
“local CB close" mode is meant to
perform close operation of a contactor
or circuit-breaker. It is enabled if P1 relay
is configured to "circuit-breaker" or "bay
terminal-contactor" modes and it is
disabled if "protection-contactor" mode
is chosen (for standard arrangements of
contactor control the protection relay is
not integrated into the control circuit).
"external trip ZZ" mode: as for S1-S2,
T1-T2 inputs.
"Outputs in maintenance state" mode is
used to lock all output relays (energising
from protection, inputs are blocked).
Such state is kept for as long as auxiliary
supply voltage Vx is present at terminals
V1-C.
V2-C binary input is controlled by
applying auxiliary supply voltage Vx to
terminals V2-C. The input may be
configured:
- for 1 bit indication of a switch
(circuit- breaker or contactor)
status: "CB state" mode;
- as an external trip input: "external
trip ZZ" mode (same as for
S1-S2, T1-T2);
- to change between active setting
groups: “switch settings group”
mode”.
“CB state" mode may be used to
remotely indicate a switch status to a
supervisory system via RS485.
NOTE: in order to operate a contactor,
P1 must be configured to "bay terminal-
contactor" mode and V2-C must be set
to “CB state" mode.
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Output Relays (see Table 1)
Depending on a relay version chosen
the following output relays are available:
· P1: normally open; terminals:
13-14;
· P2: normally open; terminals:
23-24;
· P3: normally open; terminals:
33-34;
· P4: change-over; terminals:
41-42-44.
Output relay P1 is used to trip the
main switch (contactor or circuit-
breaker). If "bay terminal-contactor"
mode is chosen the relay is also used to
close the contactor. The modes of
operation are described in section
"Relay Configuration - Selecting a
Switch".
Output relay P2 may be configured
to the following modes:
- "remote or local CB close"; in this
mode the relay is assigned to
close the circuit-breaker;
- "trigger of any protection to trip";
in this mode P2 is assigned to
trigger state of overcurrent
protections (Ip>, I>, I>>, Io>,
Io>>);
- “trip of any protection"; P2 is
assigned to trip state of any
protection, which trips a main
switch (ZZ, PTC, I>, I>>, Io>,
Io>>, Ip>);
- "alarm (warning signal) of any
protection"; in this mode P2 is
assigned to any protection, which
is set to "alarm (warning signal)".
Output relay P3 may be configured
to:
- "trigger of any protection to trip"
mode, same as P2;
- “trip of any protection" mode,
same as P2;
- "alarm (warning signal) of any
protection" mode, same as P2
- “Io> trip” mode: trip of Io>
protection .
Output relay P4 may be configured
to:
- "trigger of any protection to trip"
mode, same as P2;
- “trip of any protection" mode,
same as P2;
- "no protection alarm (warning
signal)" mode; when this option is
chosen then supply voltage
presence is monitored. P4
contacts are energised after
auxiliary supply voltage Vx is
applied. If auxiliary supply is
interrupted or if the device fails or
 tripping of any protection, which Binary inputs
is set to "alarm (warning signal)" Technical Data · S1-S2, T1-T2 input controlled by a
takes place, P4 contacts switch short
back to their original position; Measuring inputs · V1-C, V2-C inputs controlled by
- "relay healthy" indication; in this
(see Table 2 and 3) voltage applied
mode P4 contacts are energised
after auxiliary supply voltage Vx is · Control voltage range:
applied. If auxiliary supply is · Max. nominal network voltage (0.8 ¸ 1.1)Vx, where Vx is auxiliary
interrupted or if the device fails, applied directly to relay (without supply voltage
P4 contacts switch back to their external CT's) 1000V AC · Input burden:
original position; · Frequency range of 0.6 VA for 230V AC/DC
- “Io>> trip” mode: trip of Io>> phase current measurement 0.5 VA for 48V AC/DC
protection . 10 ¸ 1000Hz · PTC input:
P2 and P3 relays may be additionally · Frequency range of earthfault Max. resistance in cold state:
configured to operate in the following 1500W
current measurement 40 ¸ 70Hz
modes: Tripping resistance
· Phase current inputs capacity:
- "without latching"; in this mode if - continuously: 3xIN (3700 ¸ 4000)W
the relay contacts trigger or trip - for 1s: 100xIN Resetting resistance:
due to a fault, they switch back to - for 0.15s: 250xIN (but £10kA) (1900 ¸ 2100)W
their original position once the Max. number of PTC sensors
fault ceases, connected in series: 6
- "latching"; in this mode relay Protection features
contacts switch back to their (See Table 4 and 5)
original position only if trip or User interface
trigger state has been reset. - 4 digit LED display
Reset may be performed: · Inverse time characteristics
acc. to EN 60255-3: - 5 key keypad
- from the front panel keypad,
- standard inverse (SI) - 6 LED indicators
- or via S1-S2 input (if set to “reset
of LEDs and latchings" mode), - very inverse (VI)
- or via RS485 communication link - extremely inverse (EI) Software for setting
· Time delay setting: MiCOM S1 S&R Modbus 2.10.007 or
Communication - Ip>, I>, I>>, Io>, Io>> upper
Communication is performed using (independent settings):
Modbus RTU protocol via RS485 0.02 ¸ 99.90s; step 0.01s
Power supply
halfduplex port (2 wires: ‘Tr+’, ‘Tr-’). · TMS coefficient setting for IDMT
P111 does not incorporate a real time · Nominal auxiliary voltage Vx
characteristics:
clock, therefore all events transmitted via (options):
0.02 ¸ 9.90, step 0.01
RS485 may only be tagged with the (24 ¸ 48) V AC/DC
· Deviations: (60 ¸ 240) V AC/DC
date&time provided by a supervisory Current accuracy index:
control system.. - Ip>, I>: 5% · Voltage tolerance: (0.8 ¸1.1)Vx
Communication port enables: -I>>, Io>, Io>>: 10% · Burden: 4.5VA
· readout of phase and earthfault · Hold time on short auxiliary voltage
current values, interruption:
· readout of input and output states, Time measurement accuracy:
10ms+Tw 230V: AC - 2.2s ; DC - 1.3s
remote reset of LEDs and latched 110V: AC - 0.6s; DC - 0.3s
relays, Operating time Tw: 60ms at I=2xIset,
24V: AC - 0.03s; DC - 0.02s
· contactor or circuit-breaker control via Iset - current setting
RS485, Time index for IDMT: 10
· readout of protections' trigger and trip Communication
Relay outputs .
states, · RS485 halfduplex link
· Up to 4 output relays (3 NO, 1CO)
· readout and write settings, (2 wires "+", "-")
· Contact capacity:
· readout of fault record, · Protocol Modbus RTU
Making, continuously: 5 A
· reset of fault record, · Data rate (1200-19200) bps
· making maintenance state (out of Breaking:
order) or enable of P111, 5A (220V AC, cosj=0.4)
Weight
MiCOM S1 (S&R Modbus) is used for 0.1A (220V DC, L/R=40ms)
~0.5kg
local or remote changing of settings · Mechanical durability
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P111 may be applied as a stand Housing
· Switching capacity
alone device or integrated in a 5
35mm DIN rail or flush mounted
system. Ask for an individual 10
publication: “Modbus Mapping
of P111”.

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Table 2 Measuring inputs: Phase currents I
Housing Ordering Model Measuring Rated current Burden
(Options) range In
739000xxx31 A, B, C 40¸1000% 1A(5A)** <0.1VA at In
DIN rail* 739000xxx01 A, B, C 40¸1000% 5A (25A)** <0.2VA at In
Mounted 739000xxx11 A, B, C 80¸2000% 5A (50A)** <0.2VA at In
739000xxx21 A, B, C 160¸4000% 5A (100A)** <0.2VA at In
739100xxx41 E, F 50¸3000% 1A <0.2VA at In
739100xxx51 E, F 50¸3000% 5A <0.2VA at In
739001xxx31 A, B, C 40¸1000% 1A <0.1VA at In
Flush 739001xxx01 A, B, C 40¸1000% 5A <0.2VA at In
Mounted 739001xxx11 A, B, C 80¸2000% 5A <0.2VA at In
739001xxx21 A, B, C 160¸4000% 5A <0.2VA at In
739101xxx41 E, F 50¸3000% 1A <0.2VA at In
739101xxx51 E, F 50¸3000% 5A <0.2VA at In

Table 3 Measuring inputs: Earthfault current Io

Ordering Measuring range Model Rated current Burden
Number (options) Ion
739xxxxx0xx 1¸50% B, C, E, F 1A <0.1VA at In
7390xxxx1xx 1¸50% B, C 5A <0.5VA at In
7390xxxx3xx 1¸50% G 1A/5A**** <0.5VA at In
7390xxxx4xx 4¸200% B, C, G 5A <0.5VA at In
7391xxxx4xx 10¸1000% E, F 1A <0.5VA at In
7391xxxx5xx 10¸800% E, F 5A <0.5VA at In
Table 4 Protection features
Phase current protection settings
Ordering 739000xxx31 739000xxx01 739000xxx11 739000xxx21 739100xxx41 739100xxx51
number (A,B,C: In=1A) (A,B,C: In=5A) (A,B,C: In=5A) (A,B,C: In=5A) (E,F: In=1A) (E,F: In=5A)
Setting I>, Ip>
DT 40¸1000% 40¸1000% 80¸2000% 160¸4000% ¸ 50¸3000% 50¸3000%
IDMT***) 40¸100% 40¸100% 80¸200% 160¸400% 50¸300% 50¸300%
Setting step 10% 2% 2% 2% 10% 2%
Setting I>>
DT 40¸1000% 40¸1000% 80¸2000% 160¸4000% ¸ 50¸3000% 50¸3000%
Setting step 10% 2% 2% 2% 10% 2%
Table 5 Protection features
Earthfault overcurrent protection settings

Ordering number 739xxxxx0xx 7390xxxx1xx 7390xxxx2xx 7390xxxx3xx 7391xxxx4xx 7391xxxx5xx

Model: Ion B,C,E,F: Ion=1A B,C: Ion=5A G: Ion=1/5A B,C,G: Ion=5A E,F: Ion=1A E,F: Ion=5A
Measuring range 1¸50% 1¸50% 1¸50% 4¸200% 10¸1000% 10¸800%
DT 1¸50% 1¸50% 1¸50% 4¸200% 10¸1000% 10¸800%
IDMT***) 1¸5% 1¸5% 1¸5% 4¸20% 10¸100% 10¸80%
Setting step 1% 0.2% 1%/0.2% 0.2% 1% 0.2%

*) For DIN rail mounted version it is possible to widen measuring range of the relay downwards by multiple interleaves of phase wires through the guiding
channels in the relay housing. E.g. a range of 0.5 - 12.5A in the relay with a measuring range of 2 - 50A can be obtained by four interleaves of each of the
phase wires through the relevant channels in the relay housing. If external CT's are used it is possible to extend a measuring range upwards (for both
housing versions).
**) Rated current if primary circuits (up to 1 kV) are directly connected to the relay.
***) It is possible to set the same current range for DT and IDMT characteristics, but IDMT will be cut at the maximum current value within the range. This
means, that time delay for any current value greater than the maximum value within the range will be the same as for the maximum. In case of I>>
protection, the cut of IDMT characteristics is not critical, since I>> threshold is always set below the maximum value of measuring range.
****) Measuring range is switched in menu of relay (software switch)

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Connections
Threaded terminal ends M3, with wire
protection for conductor cross-sections
- up to 4mm2 single-core or
- up to 2.5mm2 finely stranded
Environmental Conditions
· Degree of device protection
- Case: IP 40
- Terminals: IP 20
- Front panel for flush
mounted case: IP54
· Ambient temperature:
Operating temp. (-20 ¸ +60)°C
Storage temp. (-25 ¸ 70)°C
· Ambient humidity range
Relative humidity to preclude any
condensation
95% at 40°C
Conformity statement
EC EMC Directive 89/336/EEC
EC Low Voltage Directive
73/23/EEC
International Standard
EN 60255-6
Electromagnetic Compatibility
(EMC)
Interface suppression
According to EN 55011, level A
Creepage distances
and clearances
Per IEC 255-5 group C
Immunity
Electrostatic discharge
EN 61000-4-2 level 3
Radiated electromagnetic energy
EN 61000-4-3 level 2
Radiotelephone radiated
electromagnetic energy
EN 50204 level 3
Electrical fast transient/burst
EN 61000-4-4 level 3
Surge test
EN 61000-4-5 level 3
1 MHz burst disturbance test
Acc. to IEC 255-22-1 level 3
Voltage dips and interruptions
Acc. to EN 61000-4-11
Conducted disturbance inducted by
radio frequency fields
Acc. to EN 61000-4-6 level 3
Insulation
Voltage test
Between independent circuits
2 kV AC, 50Hz, 60s
Between contact circuits
1 kV AC, 50Hz, 60s
Insulation resistance
>100MW
Impulse voltage withstand test between
independent circuits
5 kV
Mechanical Robustness
Vibration test:
Acc. to IEC 255-21-1 class 1
Frequency range during operation:
10 to 60Hz, 0.035mm
60 to 150Hz, 0.5g
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Frequency range during transport:
10 to 150Hz, 1g
Shock response and withstand test,
bump test:
Acc. to IEC 255-21-2 class 1
Acceleration 5g/15g
External CTs’ specification
P111 may co-operate with external CTs',
designed for protection applications.
The accuracy limit factor should be at
least P10 (eg. 5VA 5P10 or 30VA
10P10, etc.).
CT's power should be greater than a
sum of power of analogue inputs and
burden of current circuit at the relay's
terminals (resistance of wires, terminals,
etc.).
If a range greater than 10IN is used,
then a CT of rated power greater than
calculated should be matched, in order
for the accuracy limit factor at real load
to be sufficient (that is greater than
maximum setting).
Recommended CTs’ may be ordered
with the relay from the relay
manufacturer.
Dimensions

111.0

32.5
100.0 5.0 103.0

10.5
P111

L1 kA
23.0 23.0
L2
I>> L3 [S]

I>
75.0

Ip>
Io>
ZZ
PTC

Vx PTC
A1 A2 13 14 21 22 T1 T2 S2 S1

Fig. 1: 35mm DIN rail case

Fig. 2: Flush mounted case
106.5 113 5 101.5

P111

L1 [%]
L2
I>> L3 [S]
106.5

101.5
I>
Ip>
Io>
ZZ
PTC

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Connection Diagram

35 mm DIN rail case Flush mounted case

Binary Binary
inputs IL1 IL2 IL3 inputs

V1 V2 C 33 34 41 44 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 V1 V2 C 33 34 41 44 42
L3 L2 L1

P3 P4 Ver. C, E, F P3 P4 Ver. C, E, F
A1 A1
I / O card I / O card
Vx Vx

A2 Version B, C, E, F A2 Version B, C, E, F
P1 P2 Io RS485 P1 P2 Io RS485

13 14 23 24 T1 T2 S1 S2 K L Tr + Tr - 13 14 23 24 T1 T2 S1 S2 K L Tr+ Tr -

Binary Binary RS 485 Binary Binary RS 485

Io input Io input
contact contact contact contact
or PTC input or PTC input
input input

Fig. 3: Connection Diagram for Model A, B, C, E, F

Fig. 4: Connection Diagram for Model G

35 mm DIN rail and flush mounted case

33 34 41 44 42

P3 P4
A1

Vx

A2
P1 P2 Io RS485
13 14 23 24 S1 S2 K L Tr + Tr -

Binary RS 485
Io input
contact
input

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Application examples

"RESET" - Reset of protection trips and triggers

"PW" - Contactor switch-off contact
"PZ" - Contactor switch-on cotact
"Aw" - Protection trip indication

PTC
N

L1 L2 L3
PW

PZ

IZ K S1

IZ K S2 Aw
S1

IZ K S1
S2

1 3 5 13 14 21 22 A1 A2
S2

P1 P2
T1
T2

2 4 6 K L S1 S2

k
RESET
l

Fig. 5: P111 model B in flush mounting case, with earthfault protection, without communication, to co-operate with a contactor.

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 "RESET" - Reset of protection trips and triggers
"PW" - Contactor switch-off contact
"PZ" - Contactor switch-on cotact
"Aw" - Protection trip indication
"AL" - Alarm or relay not healthy signal

PTC
N

L1 L2 L3
PW

PZ

Aw AL

13 14 23 24 42 41 V2 V1 C

P1 P2 P3 P4

K L S1 S2 T2 T1 A2 A1

k
l RESET

Fig. 6: P111 model C in DIN rail mounting case, with communication via RS485, to co-operate with a contactor.

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 L1

L2

L3

Circuit-breaker WY ZA

PW

S1
PZ
S2
S1

S2
+AwUp
S1 Aw AL
1 3 5 13 14 23 24 33 34 42 41 V2 V1 C
S2

P1 P2 P3 P4

2 4 6 K L S1 S2 T2 T1 A1 A2

k
RESET
l

Close if PTC is missing

PTC

Close in case of lack

of temperature protection TK II

TK

"RESET" - Reset of protection trips and triggers

"PW" - Circuit-breaker switch-off contact
"PZ" - Circuit-breaker switch-on contact
"Aw" - Protection trip indication
"AL" - Alarm or relay not healthy signal

Fig. 7: P111 model E in flush mounting case, with communication via RS485, to co-operate with a circuit-breaker.

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Ordering information P111
Variants Order No.
739 0 1

Model
A, B, C, G 0
E, F 1
Mounting
35mm DIN rail 0
flush 1
Relay type
A, base model 1
B, base model plus additional input Io, RS485 2
C, base model plus additional input Io, RS485 and I/O board 3
E, base model plus additional input Io, RS485, I/O board, extended measuring range 5
F, base model plus additional input Io, I/O board, extended measuring range 6
G, earthfault protection only, limited model C (without inputs: T1-T2, V1-C, V2-C) 7

Auxiliary supply Vx
60 ¸ 240V AC/DC 0
24 ¸ 48V AC/DC 1

Rated current Ion (earth current)

Model B, C, E, F
1A; measuring range Io: 1 ¸ 50% 0
5A ; measuring range Io: 1 ¸ 50% 1
Model A
Without Ion input 2
Model G
1A/5A; measuring range Io: 1 ¸ 50% 3
Model B, C, G
5A; measuring range Io: 4 ¸ 200% 4
Model E, F
1A; measuring range Io: 10 ¸ 1000% 4
5A; measuring range Io: 10 ¸ 800% 5
Rated current In (phase current)
Model A, B, C
5A; measuring range I: 40 ¸ 1000% 0
5A; measuring range I: 80 ¸ 2000% 1
5A; measuring range I: 160 ¸ 4000% 2
1A; measuring range I: 40 ¸ 1000% 3
Model E
1A; measuring range I: 50 ¸ 3000% 4
5A; measuring range I: 50 ¸ 3000% 5
Model G
Without phase current measurment 9

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