LITTELFUSE SE-701-0U GRO UND-FAULT MONITOR - UNIVERSAL
LITTELFUSE SE-701-0U GRO UND-FAULT MONITOR - UNIVERSAL
Stanion #SE7010ULIT
MFG #SE-701-0U
UPC #79458989076
Product Overview
The SE-701 is a microprocessor based ground fault relay for resistance and solidly grounded systems. In addition to common systems, it is uniquely suited for use on systems with significant harmonic content. The SE-701 can provide main plant protection, feeder level protection or individual load protection. Proper current transformer selection provides the desired pickup range. The output contacts can be connected for use in protective tripping circuits or in alarm indication circuits. The analog output can be used with a PLC or a meter.
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BrandLittelfuse®
Analog Output0 to 5 V
Country of OriginMX
Dimensions3 in H x 2.2 in W x 4.5 in D
Manufacturer NameLittelfuse
Mounting TypeSurface
Response Delay0.05 to 2.5 s
SeriesSE-701
Specifications1 to 99% CT Primary Rating Trip Level Settings
TypeMicroprocessor Based
Voltage Rating120/240 VAC
- Adjustable pickup - trip setting based on input CT primary, allows use with any CT, minimum 50 mA with EFCT series
- Adjustable time delay - adjustable trip delay for quick-protection and system coordination
- Output contacts form a and form B ground fault output contacts for operation of separate annunciation and trip circuits
- Analog output allows for connecting an optional meter (PGA-0500) or a control system
- CT-loop monitoring alarms when CT is not connected
- Selectable DFT or peak detection filtering compatible with variable speed drives
- Harmonic filtering eliminates nuisance tripping
- Non-volatile trip memory retains trip state while de-energized to simplify troubleshooting
- Microprocessor based - no calibration required, saves on maintenance cost
- Universal power supply allows operation in application where one side of PT is faulted, provides flexibility for numerous applications
PROP65: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer