MiCOM P220

Motor Protection
Relay

MiCOM P220
Motor Protection Relay

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MiCOM P220
Motor Protection Relay
Description
The MiCOM P220 relay of
ALSTOM is made for motor
application. It is designed to offer
a wider range of functions related
to protection, supervision and
control of electrical motors
Application
This multi-functionality allows it to
adapt easily to different types of
motors associated to pumps, fans,
mills, compressors, crushers,
conveyors, etc.,to different kinds of
driven load and to the process
related to user activity.
It can be used in all branches of
industry :
Oil refinery, chemical plant,
metallurgy, glass and cement
manufacturing, paper mills,
electrical and mechanical
engineering, food production,
mining etc. It is also used for water
treatment and in pumping stations
as well as in steam power plants.
The MiCOM P220 relay provides a
full range of motor protection
functions based on load current
such as thermal overload, short-
circuit, excessive start time, locked
rotor, unbalance, earth fault, loss of
load, etc. In addition to these basic
functions the relay accomplishes
many other functions which provide
more effective control and
protection of the motor.
The optional monitoring of 6
temperature sensors or of two
thermistors with 4 RTD sensors
provides continuous monitoring of
the temperature inside the motor.
A temperature sensor can be used
in order to adapt the thermal
image to the ambient temperature.
The MiCOM P220 relay contains
programmable logic controls which
enable the user to limit the number
of starts, to restart the motor in an
emergency or to latch the output
contact after a tripping signal.
A speed switch input detects a
locked rotor condition during the
start-up phase.
Several communication protocols
are available (MODBUS™, CEI
60870-5-103, Courier) via a rear
communication port. All internal
information such as, measurements,
adjustments and settings or event
Busbars
52 Trip
86
P220
49 46 37
phases
3 50 51
CT
48 50S 51LR
terre
CT
50N 51N
RS 485
Communication
Motor 30 RS 232
Communication
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logging of the MiCOM P220 relay
are available via the
communication network.
Commands from the upper level
are immediately taken into account
by the relay. These commands can
be used to control the switch-gear.
The MiCOM P220 relay has an
easy user-friendly Human Machine
Interface. The relay's front plate
LEDs can be configured by the
user. A LCD screen shows all the
values measured by the relay as
well as the pre-set parameters.
The MiCOM P220 relay records a
maximum amount of information
very accurately. Therefore, the
phase current measurements are
given in true RMS values.
An optional analogue output makes
it possible to send information to a
PLC (measurement or information
related to the motor process).
The MiCOM P220 relay is built
into a compact, shallow, 4U case
and can be withdrawn with its
supply switched on. Its phase
current inputs and earth are dual
rating 1 and 5 Ampere.
66
Logical
inputs
14
38
Optional
6 RTD/2 thermistor
inputs
74 Logic outputs
WD
Optional analog
output
Remote control
Setting and control
software
Protections Functions
Thermal Overload (49)
The thermal image of the MiCOM
P220 relay allows for simultaneous
protection of the rotor and stator
windings of the motor, whatever the
operating conditions of the
machine: under and over-load
operating conditions, during start-
up, with locked rotor, or with the
motor off.
Classic thermal images under I2t
afford protection to stator windings,
but do not take into account the
over-heating that occurs in the rotor
during a current unbalance. The
P220 relay calculates the effects of
overheating by separating the
positive and negative components
of the line current which is
absorbed by the motor.
The result is better protection from
overloads resulting in a marked
decrease of the risks of damaging
the motor.
The thermal image can be corrected
by a RTD measuring the ambient
temperature.
The thermal image provides alarm
threshold, tripping threshold and a
thermal threshold beyond which a
re-start of the motor can be
forbidden.
Short-Circuit (50/51)
One phase Overcurrent element
allows for the detection of faults
between phases.
In addition to this short-circuit
threshold, a time-delayed signal
and an instantaneous signal are
available to provide better
selectivity.
Thermal constant times
- overload condition : Te1 = 12 minutes
Excessive Long Start (48/51)
10 000
- Startup condition : Te2 = 6 minutes
Whether the motor is unloaded or
coupled to a heavy load, this
function monitors the duration of the
1 000 motor start-up phase.
Cold curve The choice of the motor's start-up
Thermal status = 0 %
detection criteria makes it possible
Operating time (seconds)
100
to use this function whatever the
start-up mode of the motor: e.g.
direct-on-line, star-delta, auto-
10
transformer, electrolytic solution,
and primary resistor insertion.
Hot curve
Thermal status = 90 %
1
0
0,1 1 10
10 ➤ 0.21 n <I2<0.8I n ➤
Thermal equivalent current Ieq in terms of the current thermal
theshold Iθ>
Operating time
(seconds)
Figure 1:Thermal image characteristic curves
0.1
Earth Fault (50N/51N) 0.1 1 10
I2/In
Two Overcurrent elements for zero
phase sequences are available.
Each threshold disposes of Figure 2: Negative phase sequence protection
instantaneous and delayed Inverse time characteristic curve
information. The adjustment range
of the earth current threshold varies
from 0.002 to 1 Ion, which permits Blocked Rotor while running
maximum sensitivity for earth fault or at start-up (50S/51LR)
detection. During normal motor operation, an
The earth current input of the relay over current threshold detects rotor
can be wired to a core balanced stalling. During motor start-up, a
CT as well as to a summation of the locked rotor is detected with the
three phase CTs. help of a speed switch signal
(connected via the logic input no 2).
Unbalance, Loss of Phase and
Single Phasing (46)
Two Overcurrent elements based on
the negative sequence component
of the current are available. One is
associated with an IDMT
characteristic, while the other has a
definite time characteristic. These
two elements make it possible to
differentiate a short or a small
amplitude unbalance from a more
marked phenomenon such as a loss
of phase or single phasing.
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Loss of Load (37) If the motor is equipped with Logic Inputs
A loss of load, produced by a shaft thermistors, the P220 relay The total number of logic inputs is
rupture or the un-priming of a supervises the temperature with its 5, two of them are fixed inputs (see
pump, is detected by virtue of a two thermistor inputs. This option is fig.11), the other three are freely
minimum element of phase current, provided with 4 RTD sensors. programmable.
which can be timed. This function
Polarization: Only DC voltage,
can be deactivated during the start-
within the same range as the
up phase in order to permit the Thermistor 1 Thermistor 2 auxiliary supply of the relay.
motor to increase its load.
2c 2a
Configuration: the logic inputs can
Temperature supervision RTD be configured to be active on
4c 4a low/high LEVEL or on rising/falling
Sensors or Thermistors
EDGE depending of the dedicated
Optionally, 6 RTDs can be
option.
connected to the P220 relay, to
Orange Connector
supervise the motor's temperature.
Programmable Logic
For each of the 6 RTD’s channels,
two temperature thresholds with Equations
individual time-delay settings are Figure 4 :Thermistor Sensors The MiCOM P220 relay can
available. These 6 temperature achieve up to 4 “AND” logic
sensors allow separate monitoring equations by combining the
of the stator windings as well as the protection relay's internal and
spin bearings of the motor. Control Functions external information. A pick up and
drop off timer can be assigned to
each equation.
Start Number Limitation (66),
Time between starts These logical schemes result in
During a user-settable period, the savings in external relaying and in
number of start-ups of the motor can relay/process interactivity.
2c 2a
RTD1 RTD2 be limited. The P220 relay is able
common 4c 4a common to discriminate between a warm or Output Relays/
6c 6a
a cold status, which makes it Programmable LEDs
8c 8a
RTD3 RTD4
possible to optimize the number of All the output relays, (except of the
10c 10a
start-ups allocated to the motor over RL0 for Watch Dog), and the 4
common common
12c 12a a given period. lower LEDs in the front panel are
14c 14a
Setting a minimal delay between freely programmable.
RTD5 RTD6

common 16c 16a common

two starts will avoid exposing the This affects all logic signals
18c 18a motor and its start-up system to (instantaneous and time delayed).
20c 20a consecutive constraints, which might Each output relay and each LED
22c 22a be too severe. could be assigned to one or more
24c 24a
function or logic state, e.g.: “motor
Re-Acceleration Authorization running”, “successfully started”…etc
26c 26a

28c 28a Through this function the MiCOM

Analogue 30c P220 relay can permit the picking- Latching of the Output Relays
Output: 30a
Active
up of the motor's load after a (86)
32c 32a
source mode sudden voltage drop on the line. After tripping due to a major fault
This guarantees better continuity in (short-circuit, earth fault, loss of
the operating process. phase), the trip order can be
Note : The Shielding is bonded to
the earth point located next maintained in order to avoid the
to the connector Emergency Start-up risk of restarting on an electric fault.
When required by security
conditions or start-up processes, a
Figure 3: RTD Sensors logical input of the P220 relay can
(Orange connector) be used to allow motor start-up. All
start-up restrictions will then be
inhibited, and the thermal image
function will be disabled.

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Two Setting Groups
By virtue of its two setting groups,
the MiCOM P220 relay allows for
the protection of dual-speed motors
as well as motors operating under
environmental or operational
conditions, which are not time
constant.
Changing a group can be useful
when the source impedance is
modified. This provides better
selectivity.
Measurements and
Supervision
Measurement Menu
The MiCOM P220 relay provides
continuous measurements of a large
amount of electrical and motor
process related data:
• Phase current magnitude in true
RMS value : IA, IB, IC
• Neutral current magnitude in true
RMS value : IN
• Symmetrical components I1, I2
and I0 as well as the frequency
of the network.
• Maximum Phase current.
Process Menu
To provide the user with more
accurate information on the motor's
status and availability, the P220
relay keeps track of:
• Thermal status of the motor.
• Load value in relation to the full
load value.
• Time before thermal tripping
• Temperature on each RTD.
• Authorized Start Number
• Time before Starting
• Both last start current and last
start time values.
• Motor Start number
• Emergency start number
• Total motor running hours
So, In case of a motor start-up
inhibition, the delay before another
start-up authorization may be given.
In case of a thermal alarm, the
relay will indicate the time
preceding the thermal trip. All this
information allows the user to keep
track permanently of the status of
the motor's process.
All the values measured by the
relay are available on the front
panel LCD screen, via the
communication network or via the
front RS232 port.
Trip Statistics Menu
The MiCOM P220 relay provides
the user with trip statistics for every
protection function. The user can
thus keep track of the number of
trips, which have taken place as
well as their origin.
Analogue Output Option
An optional analogue output is
available. Certain information and
measurement values can be driven
through a current loop towards a
PLC.
Analogue output
passive source mode
30a
+
32a -
2 - 24V
(Orange Connector)
Figure 5: Analogue Output
Note that the analogue output
option shall be used either in active
source mode or in passive source
mode.
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Logs and Records
All events, faults and disturbance
records are time-stamped to 1ms by
the internal real time clock.
In the event of a loss of auxiliary
power, a lithium battery is used to
save all the records. Checked at
regular intervals, the battery can be
easily accessed from the front panel.
Event records
The last 75 status changes are
recorded by the MiCOM P220
relay in a non-volatile memory.
This covers all the status changes on
the logic inputs and outputs, the
modification of one or more
parameters, the alarm signals or the
operation of one of the output
contacts.
Fault Records
The MiCOM P220 relay records the
last 5 faults. For every fault, the
relay records and indicates:
• A fault number
• The date and the time
• The active setting group
• The phase or phases in fault
• The function which gave the
tripping order
• The magnitude of the value which
gave the tripping order
• The values of every phase current
and of the earth current.
All these information can be
restored locally, using MiCOM S1
software (RS 232) or remotely
(RS485).
Disturbance Records
5 disturbance records, of 3 seconds
each, can be stored in a non
volatile memory. The sampling
frequency is fixed at 32 samples
per cycle. The mechanism that
triggers the recording can be
configured on instantaneous or time
delayed signals. Disturbance
records can be uploaded via the
communication network or via the
RS232 port on the front plate.
Figure 6: Disturbance record analysis by
MiCOM S1
Shape of the Start up
Current
The MiCOM P220 relay records the
shape of the start-up current with a
resolution of one sample for every
period. This recording can be
uploaded to a PC via the
communication network or via the
RS232 port on the front plate.
Visualizing the shape of the start-up
current is very useful during
commissioning. This functionality of
the MiCOM P220 relay eliminates
the need for a plotter.
SW Monitoring and
Control
The position of the switchgear is
monitored via the logic input 1 this
connection is obligatory in the
detection criteria configuration of
the motor starting.
Switchgear Monitoring Communication RS232
The safety maintenance of the A RS232 front port is available in the
switchgear is provided by relay. It allows the user to download
monitoring the summated contact a new firmware (update, language
breaking duty, the number of changing,..). It is the link with the
switching operations as well as by setting software MiCOM S1.
controlling the opening and the
closing time. Setting and Control Software
Fully Windows™ compatible (98,
In the case of an abnormality or an
NT), the MiCOM S1 setting
overflow of a pre-settable threshold,
software has been designed so that
the P220 relay will generate an
all relay settings can be prepared in
alarm signal.
the office (“Off-line mode) and the
Communication configuration file created can then
be loaded on-site.
Communication RS485
The MiCOM P220 relay is
equipped with a RS485 port on its
rear plate. It supports MODBUS™,
Courier or CEI 60870-5-103
protocols
It is possible to transmit adjustment
values, measurement data, alarm
signals, fault values, events and
disturbance records, and start-up
current shape, to the Substation
Figure 8: Setting of MiCOM relay using
Control System (e.g. MiCOM S10) MiCOM S1
or to a SCADA (Supervisory
Control and Data Acquisition
System). Moreover MiCOM S1 can pull up
Commands coming from the upper measurement values, diagnostics,
level can be sent to the relay, e.g. a fault recordings, Disturbances, start-
stop motor command. up current shape, and event-
Communication parameters logging. All these information can
(equipment number, data rate, be retrieved and printed out.
parity, etc.) can be adjusted by the
push buttons on the front panel. A
communication failure does not
affect the MiCOM relay protection
functions.
User
interface S10
Figure 9: Event list display in
MiCOM S1
Printer
Figure 7: Supervision System (MiCOM S10)
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Hardware description
Housing
The figure 10 shows the hardware
configuration of MiCOM P220. The
relay is housed in a compact 4U
case. The case including the
connector, is only 140 mm deep.
This enables it to be used in any
kind of panel. The relay can be
withdrawn from its case with the
supply voltage on due to the
presence of internal shorting links
protecting the current circuits.
The connectors are of the same type
as used in MiDOS relays. Each
terminal has :
1) A 4mm screw outlet for ‘L’
shaped, pre-insulated crimp
terminals.
User interface
The user interface for MiCOM
P220 comprises :
• Back-lit, 2 x 16 characters LCD
display
• Four dedicated LEDs to provide
information such as “Trip”,
“Alarm”, “Warning” and
“Healthy”
• Four programmable LEDs: Each
one lights up when protection
information is displayed, or if a
logic input state changes.
• Five tactile keys for scrolling
through the menus: (
and entering settings ( ): the
pull-down structure of the menus
enables quick and easy access to
required information
• 1 key for reading ( ) and one
G
The operator dialogue language
should be specified at the time of
order.
Labels supplied with the relay can
be use to customise the captions of
the programmable LEDs.
The default display can be selected
by the user from the available list in
the menus.
Restricted access
All access to MiCOM P220 relay
setting is password-protected. A
default password is set on delivery,
but this password can be changed
)
at any time.
For easy operation, the alarms can
be cancelled without entering a
password.

2) Two blades : key for acknowledging ( C )

(4.8mm x 0.8mm cross section) to
accept snap-on connectors as
defined in BS5057.
Only the temperature sensors,
thermistors and the analogue output
are connected by terminal screws.
(orange connector)
alarm
• A top cover indicating the
product name. This cover can be
lifted for access to the technical
specifications of the relay
(ordering code, serial number,
communication protocol, etc.)
• A lower cover which protects the
RS232 serial port and the lithium
battery.
• An optional transparent front
cover for the front panel, to
prevent the settings from being
changed, and to prevent access
to the battery and the RS232
port.

Figure 10: MiCOM P220 Front view

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 Alternative :
The earth current input is connected to the summation of the three phase CTs.

P2 P1
A
B S2 S1 P2 P1
A 35
33
C
B S2 S1 Auxiliary + 37 Watch dog (4)
49 voltage 34 WD
1A
C
S2 S1
- 36

50
49
6
51 Programmable
1A 4
1A RL1 tripping
50 2
52 51 output relay
53 A
1A 1A 12
52 Programmable
54 10 output
55 53 RL2
8 relay
1A 1A
56 C B 54 18
41 55 Programmable
- Phase rotation 16 output
5A 1A RL3
42 14 relay
43
56
41
-
MiCOM
5A 5
5A Programmable
44 3
45 42 RL4 output
1
5A
46 5A
43
P220 11
relay

47 44 Programmable
45 9
5A RL5 output
7 relay
48 5A
46
47
Alternative : 5A
Connection to 2 phase CTs + a core balanced CT
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48
P2 P1 22+ Optionnal connector
A -
S2 S1
Switchgear status 52a (refer sheet 7)
B 24 --
Input L1 (obligatory)
C 26+
S2 S1
49 Speed switch signal
28 -- Case earth
Input L2
1A 13+

-
Case earth connection
50 Programmable input L3 29
51 15 -- Communication cable shield
1A 1 2 29 30 17+ *
* 30
31 32
52 3 4
Programmable input L4 31 _ RS 485
53 5 6 33 34 19 --
7 8 35 36 21+ Communication
1A
9 10 37 38 port
54 Programmable input L5 32
55
11 12 39 40 23 -- +
13 14 41 42
1A 15 16 43 44
56 17 18 45 46
Notes :
41 (1) CT shorting links make before (b) and (c) disconnect (Link terminals 30 and 32 if the relay
- 19
21
20
22
47 48
(a)
is connected at the end of the
5A 49 50

42 23 24 51 52
(b) Short terminals break before (c) RS 485 bus)
43 25 26 53 54

5A 27 28 55 56
(c) Long terminals
44 (d) Pins terminals (p c b type)
45
5A Module terminal blocks
46 viewed from rear (2) CT connection are typical only
47 (with integral
5A case earth link) (3) Earth connection are typical only
48 (4) The MiCOM P220 relay is shown with power supply off
-

Figure 11:Typical connection diagram of the MiCOM P220.The earth current input is connected to a core balanced CT
 Note : The shielding is bonded to the earth point located next to the connector.

2c 2a
Thermistor 1 Thermistor 2
4c 4a
6c 6a
8c 8a
RTD 1 RTD 2
10 c 10 a
Common Common
12 c 12 a
14 c 14 a
RTD 3 RTD 4
16 c 16 a
Common Common
18 c 18 a
20 c 20 a
22 c 22 a
24 c 24 a
26 c 26 a
28 c 28 a
Analogue output 30 c + 30 a
Active source mode { 32 c - 32 a

(Orange connector)

Figure 12: 2 thermistors and 4 RTD sensor connections (optional).

Typical application diagram: The MiCOM P220 relay is shown with power supply off

Vaux
Fuse Stator
Core balanced CT CT phase A
temperature
A
CT phase B
B Motor 14
CT phase C
C

Bearings
temperature
52a
55 56 49 50 51 52 53 54 1A
47 48 41 42 43 44 45 46 5A
Contactor coil 33 + Ambient
Vaux 34 - Auxiliary power temperature
Auxiliary
6 RTD inputs
voltage 22 Contactor
2 thermistors and 4 RTD
24 status 52 a
Vaux (orange connector)
Input L1
6 Programmable
On 4 +
Off tripping Communication 31 PC/PLC
2 output relay - 32
RS485 supervisor
Emergency
stop Speed switch
MiCOM P220 26
12 signal
Input L2 28
Programmable
Klaxon 10 Output + 30 a/c
8 Analogue output
RL2 relay 32 a/c
Signalling lamp (orange connector) - PLC
5
Vaux : Programmable
3
for logic 1 Output
37
RL4 relay Signalling
inputs Emergency 35
startup Watchdog
Vaux in 13 36
Programmable
only dc Input L3 Programmable 18 Signalling
15 16
voltage External reset Output
17 Programmable RL3 relay 14
Input L4 11 Signalling
19 Programmable
Fuse blown 21 Programmable Output 9
RL5 relay 7
Input L5
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Technical specifications CT data Short-circuit protection
Phases CT primary Current threshold I>>
Inputs 1 to 3000 by steps of 1 1 to 12 In by steps of 0.1 In
Phase current In Earth CT primary Time-delays tI>>
1 and 5 Ampere 1 to 3000 by steps of 1 0 to 100 s by steps of 0.01 s
Earth current Ion Phases CT secondary Operating time
1 and 5 Ampere 1 or 5 < 30 ms
Frequency Earth CT secondary Drop-off time
50/60 Hz 1 or 5 < 30 ms
Recommended phases CT Hysteresis
Auxiliary voltage supply Vaux 5P10 - 5VA (typical) 95%
3 ranges Recommended earth CT
24–60 Vdc, 48–150 Vdc, 130–250 Residual connection or core Earth fault protection
Vdc /110-250 Vac balanced CT (preferred in isolated Current thresholds Io>, Io>>
Variation neutral systems) 0.002 to 1 Ion by steps of 0.001 Ion
-20% / +20% Time-delays tIo>, tIo>>
Residual peak to peak ripple Optional analogue output 0 to 100 s by steps of 0.01 s
12 % Rating
Operating time
0-20 mA, 4-20 mA
Power off withstand < 30 ms
50 ms Insulation
Drop-off time
2 kV
< 30 ms
Burdens Maximum load with active source mode
Hysteresis
Phase currents 500 Ω for ratings 0-20 mA,
95%
< 0.3 VA (5A) / <0.025 VA (1A) 4-20 mA
Earth current Maximum voltage with passive source Unbalance protection
< 0.01 VA at 0.1Ion (5A) / mode
Negative sequence current threshold Ii>
< 0.004 VA at 0.1Ion (1A) 24 Volt
0.05 to 0.8 In by steps of 0.025 In
Auxiliary voltage supply Accuracy
Time-delays tIi>
<3 W + 0.25 for each output relay +/- 1% full scale
0.04 to 200 s by steps of 0.01 s
energized in Vdc
Negative sequence current threshold Ii>>
< 6 VA in Vac Thermal image settings
0.2 to 0.8 In by steps of 0.05 In
Logic inputs 10 mA for each input Thermal current threshold Iθ>
0.2 to 1.5 In by steps of 0.01 In IDMT time-delay
operating time t = 1.2 / (I2/In)
Thermal withstand Overload time-constant Te1
1 to 180 min by steps of 1min Operating time
Phase current and earth current inputs < 30 ms
100 In – 1 s Start-up time-constant Te2
40 In – 2 s 1 to 360 min by steps of 1min Drop-off time
4 In - continuous < 30 ms
Cooling time-constant Tr
1 to 999 min by steps of 1min Hysteresis
Accuracy 95%
Negative sequence current recognition
Protection thresholds +/- 2 % factor Ke
Too long start-up protection
Time-delays 0 to 10 by steps of 1
+/- 2 % with a minimum of 10 ms Start-up detection criteria
Thermal alarm threshold
Note: (the operating time of (Closing 52) or (closing 52 +
20 to 100% θ by steps of 1% θ
protection function is 30ms) current threshold) optional
Start-up inhibition
Measurements Current threshold Istart
20 to 100% θ by steps of 1% θ
+/- 2 % at In for currents 1 to 5 Iθ by steps of 0.5 Iθ
Thermal Trip and Alarm Hysteresis
+/- 2 °C for temperatures Time-delays t Istart
97%
Pass band for measurements of true 1 to 200 s by steps of 1 s
RMS values 500Hz

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Locked rotor protection
Current threshold Istall
1 to 5 Iθ by steps of 0.5 Iθ
Time-delays t Istall
0.1 to 60 s by steps of 0.1 s
Locked rotor at start-up detection
Yes/No
Hysteresis
95%
Under current protection
Current threshold I<
0.1 to 1 In by steps of 0.01 In
Time-delays tI<
0.2 to 100 s by steps of 0.1 s
Inhibition time at start-up Tinhib
0.05 to 300 s by steps of 0.1 s
Operating time
< 30 ms
Drop-off time
< 30 ms
Hysteresis
105%
Optional 6 RTD inputs
RTD type
PT100, Ni120, Ni100, Cu10
Connection type
3 wires + 1 shielding
Insulation
2 kV, active supply
Setting of thresholds
0 to 200 °C by steps of 1 °C
Settings of timings
0 to 100 s by steps of 0.1 s
Influence of thermal image
Yes/No
Optional 2 thermistors inputs
Thermistor type
PTC or NTC
Setting of thresholds
100 to 30 000Ω by steps of 100Ω
Time-delay
Set to 2 seconds
Limitation of the number of
start-ups
Reference period Treference
10 to 120 min by steps of 5 min
Number of cold starts
0 to 5 by steps of 1
Number of hot starts
0 to 5 by steps of 1
Restart inhibition time Tinterdiction
1 to 120 min by steps of 5 min
Time between two start-ups
Inhibition time Tbetw 2 start
1 to 120 min by steps of 5 min
Re-acceleration authorization
Voltage collapse duration Treacc
0.2 to 10 s by steps of 0.05 s
Logic Inputs/Auxiliary Timers
Recognition time
= 2.5ms
Polarization
DC voltage only (within the same
range as the auxiliary voltage)
Configuration
on High/Low LEVEL or on
Rising/Falling EDGE
Logic input with alarm message
2 external signals, EXT1 and EXT2
Logic input without alarm message
2 external signals, EXT3 and EXT4
Timers tEXT1,tEXT2,tEXT3,tEXT4
0 to 200s by step of 0.01s
AND Logic Equations
4 “AND” logic schemes
Time delay
0 to 60 min by steps of 0.1 s
Reset time
0 to 60 min by steps of 0.1 s
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Output relays
1 trip Output Relay (RL1)
Programmable
4 Auxiliary output relays (RL2,RL3,RL4,RL5)
Programmable
1 Watchdog relay
for equipment default
Commutation capacity
Make and carry : 30 A for 3 s
Carry continuously : 5 A
Break : 0.3 A at 135 Vdc (L/R = 30 ms)
5 A at 220 Vac (50/60Hz - cos ϕ = 0.6)
Mechanical withstand
> 10000 operations
Latching output relays
Latching of the trip output relay RL1
Latching by function: (Short-circuit,
earth fault, unbalance..)
Latching of auxiliary output relays
Latching by relay (RL2, RL3, RL4, RL5)
Controlling and monitoring of
the switchgear
Operating time alarm
0.05 to 1 s by steps of 0.05 s
Number of operations alarm
0 to 50 000 operations by steps of 1
Summated contact breaking duty
106 to 4 000.106 by steps of 106
Adjustment of the exponent "n"
1 or 2
Close command hold
0.2 to 5 s by steps of 0.1 s
Open command hold
0.2 to 5 s by steps of 0.1 s
Oscillography
Capacity
5 records of 3 s each
Sampling rate
32 samples per frequency cycle
Pre-time setting
0.1 to 3 s by steps of 0.1 s
Post-time setting
0.1 to 3 s by steps of 0.1 s
Triggering
Any protection threshold overreach
trip order, via logic input, or by
Remote control
Fault Records Serial port Environmental withstand
Capacity Connection Temperature
5 records Peer to peer IEC 60255-6
Time tag Type of cable Storing and transportation -25°C
1ms multi-core to +70°C
Operation -10°C to + 55°C
Triggering Cable length
Any trip order 15m max Humidity
IEC 60068-2-3
Data Connectors
56 days at 93% RH and 40°C
Fault date, active setting group, RS232 DTE, 9-pin, female
faulty phase(s), Fault type, protection Enclosure protection
Link
threshold IEC 60529
RS232
Magnitude of fault current, Phases IP 52, IK 07
Isolation
and earth currents magnitudes Vibration
ELV
IEC 60255-21-1
Back up battery Response and endurance, class 2
Event Records
Capacity Battery Type Shock and bump
1/ AA, 3.6 V, 850 mAh,
75 records 2 IEC 60255-21-11
Time tag Response and withstand, class 1
High voltage withstand
1ms Seismic withstand
Dielectric withstand (50/60Hz) IEC 60255-21-3
Triggering
IEC 60255-5 Class 2
Any protection alarm and threshold
2 kV in common mode
Any logic input change of state
BS 142
Self test events
1 kV in differential mode
Any setting changes.
ANSI C37.90
Impulse voltage (1.2/50 µs)
Communication Ports
IEC 60255-5
5 kV in common mode
Rear port:
BS 142
Connection
1 kV in differential mode
Multidrop (32units)
Insulation resistance
Type of cable
IEC 60255-5
twisted shielded pair
> 1000 MΩ
Cable length
1000m max Electrical environment
Connectors High frequency disturbance
screw terminals IEC 61000-4-12
Link 2.5 kV in common mode, class 3
RS485 1 kV in common mode, class 3
Isolation Fast transient disturbance
SELV IEC 61000-4-4
4 kV auxiliary supply, class 4
ANSI C37.90.1
2 kV other, class 4
Electrostatic discharge
IEC 61000-4-2
8 kV, class 4
Radio frequency impulse
ANSI C37.90.2
35 V/m
IEC 61000-4-3
10 V/m

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 129.6 (5.10) 11.2 (0.44)
4 holes 3.4 (0,134)
103.6 (4.08) 24.2 (0.95)
148.1 (5.83)

168 158
(6.61) (6.22)

Flush mounting

(Top view) +0,8

150 - 0 (5.92)
Front panel (Panel cut-out)
4 holes 4.4 (0,173)

30 TE
155 (6.10) 25.1 (0.99) 139.8 (5.51)

MiCOM P220

Température
RTD1= 113°C
Déclenc
h

Alarme

Défau 177 155.2

équip

Alim. (6.97) (6.11)

Aux.

Déc.
1

Déc.
2
Flush mounting
Déc.
3

Déc.
4

10 (0.39) Figure 14: case size

(Frontal view) (Right side view) Dimensions are in mm.
Dimensions inside brackets are in inch.

Outline description • Monitoring of 2 thermistors PTC • Fault records (5 faults)

or NTC type (optional)
Numerical motor protection: • Integrated oscillography (5
• Limitation of number of start-ups recordings)
• Thermal image for both stator and
(66)
rotor protection, 2 thresholds (49) • Start-up current shape recording
• Minimum time between two start-
• Thermal image controlled by • Analog output (optional)
ups
external temperature • 2 setting groups
• Thermal criteria for start-up
• Short-circuit protection (50/51) • Programmable logic inputs and
inhibition
• Earth fault protection, 2 output relays
• Speed switch input
thresholds (50N/51N) • Four Programmable LEDs
• Emergency start-up
• Unbalance protection, loss of • Withdrawable relay with supply
phase, single phase, 2 thresholds • Re-acceleration permission
voltage on, reduced depth (140
(46) • Latching of the trip output relay mm)
• Excessive start time protection and of auxiliary output relay (86)
• Communication protocol :
(48/51) • External reset MODBUSTM, Courier and CEI
• Locked rotor while running or at 60870-5-103 (via rear port
• Four programmable “AND” logic
start-up (50S/51LR) RS485 )
equations
• Under current protection, loss of • Port RS232 on front plate
• True RMS measurements, 10th
load (37) harmonic (50 Hz network) • Setting and control software
• Temperature protection (49/38) operating under WindowsTM
• Control and command of the
• Monitoring of 6 RTDs : PT100, switchgear • Commissioning aid tools (process
Ni100, Ni120 or Cu10 type menu)
• Event records (75 events)
(optional)
• Time tag 1 ms

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CORTEC P220: Purchase-order information

2 2 0 C XX X
MiCO M P 2 2 0
MiCOM
Earth current input
0.002-1 Ion C

Auxiliary supply voltage

24-60Vdc A
48-150 Vdc F
130-250 Vdc/100-250 Vca M

Communication protocol
MOBDUS 1
K-BUS/Courrier 2
870-5-103/VDEW 3
HMI language
French 0
English 1
Spanish 2
German 3
Italian 4
Russian 5
Polish 6
Portuguese 7
Dutch 8
American A
Optional temperature monitoring
No 0
2 thermistors monitoring + 4 RTDs monitoring 2
6 RTDs monitoring 6

Optional analogue output

No 0
Yes 1

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