SEL-T4287

Traveling-Wave Test System

The SEL-T4287 is a simple-to-use, compact, and economical secondary pulse injection test set for testing traveling-wave fault locators and line protective relays. Traveling-wave fault locators and protection elements and schemes measure sharp changes in their input currents and voltages with rise times as fast as 1 microsecond. The fault locators and relays respond to relative polarities and relative timing of these sharp signal changes. The SEL-T4287 generates output current signals with the short rise time, adequately slow decay, and nanosecond precision necessary for testing standalone traveling-wave fault locators, traveling-wave protective relays, and traveling-wave fault locators embedded in line protective relays.

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Testing single-ended, double-ended, and multi-ended traveling-wave fault locators based on either currents or voltages.
Testing traveling-wave directional protection elements.
Testing traveling-wave current differential schemes.

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  USB port for firmware upgrades
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  View line and test parameters
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  View the selected test trigger source
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  Arm and initiate a test manually
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  Navigate to line and test parameters
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  Confirm new values of line and test parameters
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  Change the menu selection, and dial in new values of line and test parameters
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  Traveling-wave current outputs
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  Initiate a test using a 48 V binary input trigger
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  Transistor-transistor logic (TTL) cross-trigger outputs to other test sets
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  TTL cross-trigger input from other test sets
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  IRIG-B input from a satellite clock for synchronized testing
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  Power supply: 110–240 Vac
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Versatile Applications
The SEL-T4287 generates two 3-phase sets of secondary traveling-wave currents. An optional voltage module accessory (low-inductance resistors) allows you to convert one or both current output sets into traveling-wave voltage signals. Test current- or voltage-based fault locators or protection elements and schemes, including: single- and multi-ended fault locators, traveling-wave directional elements, and traveling-wave differential schemes. Time-synchronize or cross-trigger multiple SEL-T4287 sets to generate more than two three-phase traveling-wave signals with timing patterns as needed by the device under test.

Simple Test Parameter Configuration
Specify line and fault parameters, and let the SEL-T4287 calculate and apply the traveling-wave test signals. A simple and intuitive SEL-T4287 human-machine interface (HMI) allows you to specify test parameters and offers full control of tests without the need for a PC and software.

End-to-End Testing
Perform end-to-end testing of traveling-wave protection schemes and multi-ended fault locators with multiple SEL-T4287 test sets synchronized to satellite clocks via a standard IRIG-B input. Preconfigure each test set, schedule a test time, and let the multiple SEL-T4287 devices apply the right test signals at all terminals of the line. Test multi-ended traveling-wave fault locators for lines with more than two terminals. End-to-end testing is a standard feature included in the base price and can be used with any IEEE C37.118-compliant satellite clock with IRIG-B output.

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Price: $5,583.42

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Two sets of three-phase outputs for testing single- and multi-ended fault locators and protection schemes.
Current traveling-wave pulses calculated and generated automatically based on intuitive test parameters from the user—line length, propagation time, and fault type and location.
Voltage traveling-wave test signals through the use of external resistors.
End-to-end testing using satellite clocks for synchronization.
Trigger outputs and inputs for cross-triggering of multiple test sets.

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