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MITSUBISHI Numerical Protection Relay

MELPRO -D Series
TM

MITSUBISHI Numerical Protection Relay

MELPRO -D Series
TM

MELPRO -D
TM

Mitsubishi ELectric corporation's PROtection relay for Distribution.

HEAD OFFICE

CAUTION
TO PREVENT IT FROM THE RISK OF DAMAGE AND MAL FUNCTION,
BE SURE TO READ OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE (SERVICING)
INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.

SE-E840-C(11.03-1.0)ROS

: 7-3 MARUNOUCHI 2-CHOME, CHIYODA-KU


TOKYO, 100-8310, JAPAN

We are waiting your technical contacts by FAX.


ATTN. Protective relay technical service
FAX NO. JAPAN +81-78-996-7074

"MELPRO" is a trademark of the Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.


This printed matter has been published March 2011. Please note that specifications are subject to change without notice.

Published Mar.2011

Relays suitable for advanced network


systems and strongly support power
distribution automation.

Safety section
This Safety section should be read before starting any work on the relay. Be sure to read the instruction
manuals and other related documents prior to commencing any work on the relay in order to maintain them
in a safe condition. Be sure to be familiar with the knowledge, safety information and all caution items of the
product prior to use.
CAUTION Caution means that failure to un-observe safety information, incorrect use, or improper use may endanger personnel and equipment and cause personnel injury or physical damage.
Items as classified to the caution may become to occur more sever results according to the circumstance. Therefore, all items described
in the safety section are important and to be respected without fail.

CAUTION
1. Items concerning transportation
(1) Be sure the equipment to be kept in normal direction
(2) Avoid the bumps, shock, and vibration, otherwise the product performance /life might be unfavorably affected.
2. Items concerning storage
(1) Environment shall be as below, otherwise the product performance/life might be unfavorably affected.
-Ambient temperature: -20+60(with no condensation nor freezing)
-Relative humidity: 3080% average of a day
-Altitude: Less than 2000m
-Avoid applying unusual shock, vibration or leaning or magnetic field
-Not expose to harmful smoke, gas, salty air, water, vapor, dust, powder, explosive material or wind, rain.
3. Items concerning mounting/wiring work
(1) Mounting and wiring work should be done correctly. Otherwise, damage, burning or erroneous operation might occur.
(2) Screw terminal should be tightened securely. Otherwise, damage and burning might occur.
(3) Grounding should be done correctly in case it is required. Otherwise, electric shock, damage, burning or erroneous operation might occur.
(4) Wiring should be done without mistake especially observing the correct polarity. Otherwise, damage, burning or erroneous operation might
occur.
(5) Wiring should be done without mistake especially observing the phase ordering. Otherwise, damage, or erroneous operation might occur.
(6) Auxiliary power source, measuring transformer and power source which have enough capacity for correct operation of product should be used.
Otherwise, an erroneous operation might occur.
(7) Be sure to restore the front cover, terminal cover, protection cover, etc to the original position, which have been removed during the mounting/
wiring work. Otherwise, electrical shock might occur at the time of checking.
(8) Connection should be done correctly using designated and right connectors. Otherwise, damage or burning might occur.
(9) Fully insert the sub unit into the case until you can hear a click while pressing the handles located on both sides of the sub unit front face.
Otherwise, incomplete inserting the sub unit might only establish a poor contact with the terminals located on the back side of unit, which might
cause erroneous operation or heating.
4. Concerning equipment operation and settings
(1) Operational condition should be as below. Otherwise, the product performance/life might be unfavorably affected.
-Deviation of auxiliary power: within +10%-15% of rated voltage
-Deviation of frequency: within 5%of rated frequency
-Ambient temperature: 0+40(-10+50 is permissible during couples of hour per day, with no condensation nor freezing)
-Relative humidity: 3080% average of a day
-Altitude: Less than 2000m
-Avoid to be exposed to unusual shock, vibration, leaning or magnetic field
-Not expose to harmful smoke, gas, salty air, water, vapor, dust, powder, explosive material, wind or rain.
(2) Qualified personnel may work on or operate this product, otherwise, the product performance/life might be unfavorably affected and/or
burning or erroneous operation might occur.
(3) Be sure to read and understand the instruction manuals and other related documents prior to commencing operation and maintenance work on
the product. Otherwise, electrical shock, injury, damage, or erroneous operation might occur.
(4) While energizing product, be sure not to remove any unit or parts without permissible one. Otherwise, damage, or erroneous operation might
occur.
(5) While energizing product, be sure to make short circuit of current transformer secondary circuits before setting change or drawing out the sub
unit. Otherwise, secondary circuit of live current transformer might be opened and damage or burning might occur due to the high level
voltage.
(6) While energizing product, be sure to open trip lock terminal before setting change or drawing out the internal unit of product. Otherwise,
erroneous operation might occur.
(7) Be sure to use the product within rated voltage and current. Otherwise, damage or erroneous operation might occur.
(8) While energizing product, be sure not to clean up the product. Only wiping a stain on the front cover of product with a damp waste might be
allowable. (Be sure to wring hardly the water out of the waste.)
5. Items concerning maintenance and checking
(1) Be sure that only qualified personnel might work on or operate this product. Otherwise, electrical shock, injury, damage, or erroneous operation
might occur.
(2) Be sure to read and understand the instruction manuals and other related documents prior to commencing operation and maintenance work on
the product. Otherwise, electrical shock, injury, damage, or erroneous operation might occur.
(3) In case of replacing the parts, be sure to use the ones of same type, rating and specifications, etc. If impossible to use above parts, be sure to
contact the sales office or distributor nearest you. Otherwise, damage or burning might occur.
(4) Testing shall be done with the following conditions.
-Ambient temperature: 2010
-Relative humidity: Less than 90%
-Magnetic field: Less than 80A/m
-Atmospheric pressure: 86106103 Pa
-Installation angle: Normal direction2
-Deviation of frequency: within 1%of nominal frequency
-Wave form (in case of AC): Distortion factor less than 2% (Distortion factor=100%effective value of harmonics/effective value of fundamental)
-Ripple (in case of DC): Ripple factor less than 3% (Ripple factor=100%(max-min)/average of DC)
-Deviation of auxiliary power: within 2% of nominal voltage
-Be sure not to inject the voltage or current beyond the overload immunity. Otherwise, damage or burning might occur.
-Be careful not to touch the energized parts. Otherwise, the electric shock might occur.
6. Items concerning modification and/or repair work
Be sure to ask any modification and/or repair work for product to the sales office or distributor nearest you.
Unless otherwise, any incidents occurred with modification or repair works (including software) done by any other entity than MITSUBIHI
ELECTRIC CORPORATION shall be out of scope on warranty covered by MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION.
7. Items concerning disposal
Particular regulations within the country of operation shall be applied to the disposal.

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Request when placing order


Thank you very much for your usual selecting the MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION products.
When ordering our products described in this catalogue, please read and agree the followings before ordering as long as any special condition are not
nominated in the offer document, contract document, catalogue other than this.
1. Guarantee period
The guarantee period of this product should be one year after delivery, unless otherwise specified by both parties.
2. Scope of guarantee
When any fault or defect is detected during the period of guarantee and such fault or defect is proved to be caused apparently at the responsibility of
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION, the defective unit concerned will be repaired or replaced by a substitute with free of charge. However, the fee
for our engineer dispatching to site has to be covered by the user. Also, site retesting or trial operation caused along with replacing the defect units should
be out of scope of our responsibilities. It is to be acknowledged that the following faults and defects should be out of this guarantee.
(1) When the faults or defects are resulted from the use of the equipment at the range exceeding the condition/environment requirements stated in the
catalogue and manual.
(2) When the faults or defects are resulted from the reason concerning without our products.
(3) When the faults or defects are resulted from the modification or repair carried out by any other entity than MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION.
(4) When the faults or defects are resulted from a phenomenon which can not be predicted with the science and technology put into practical use at the time
of purchase or contract.
(5) In case of integrating our products into your equipment, when damages can be hedged by the proper function or structure in the possession of your
equipment which should be completed according to the concept of the defact standard of industry.
(6) In case of that the faults or defects are resulted from un-proper application being out of instruction of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION.
(7) In case that the faults or defects are resulted from force majeure such a fire or abnormal voltage and as an act of God such as natural calamity or disaster.
3. Exclusion of loss in opportunity and secondary loss from warranty liability
Regardless of the gratis warranty term, MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION shall not be liable for compensation of damages caused by any cause
found not be the responsibility of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION, loss in opportunity, lost profits incurred to the user by failures of MITSUBISHI
ELECTRIC CORPORATION products, special damages and secondary damages whether foreseeable or not, compensation for accidents, and compensation
for damages to products other than MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION products and other tasks.
4. Applications of products
(1) The user is requested to confirm the standards, the regulations and the restrictions which should be applied, in case of utilizing products described in this
catalogue and another one in combination. Also, the user is requested to confirm the suitability of our products to your applied system or equipment or
apparatus by yourself. MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION shall not be liable for any suitability of our products to your utilization.
(2) This MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION products described in the catalogue have been designed and manufactured for application in general
industries, etc. Thus, application in which the life or an asset could be affected, such as medical system for life-sustaining, in nuclear power plants, power
plants, aerospace, and transportation devices (automobile, train, ship, etc) shall be excluded. In addition to above, application in which the life or an asset
could be affected by potentially chemical contamination or electrical interference and also in which the circumstances and condition are not mentioned in
this catalogue shall be excluded. Note even if the user wants to use for these applications with user's responsibility, the user to be requested to approve
the specification of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION products and to contact to the technical section of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
CORPORATION prior to such applications. If the user applies MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION products to such applications without any
contact to our technical section, MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION shall not be liable for any items and not be insured, independently from
mentioned in this clause.
(3) In using MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION product, the working conditions shall be that the application will not lead to a major accident even if any
problem or fault occur, and that backup or duplicate system built in externally which should be decided depend on the importance of facility, are
recommended.
(4) The application examples given in this catalogue are reference only and you are requested to confirm function and precaution for equipment and apparatus
and then, use our products.
(5) The user is requested to understand and to respect completely all warning and caution items so that unexpected damages of the user or the third party
arising out of un-correct application of our products would not be resulted.
5. Onerous repair term after discontinuation of product
(1) MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION shall accept onerous product repairs for 7(seven) years after production is terminated. (However, please
consider the replacement for the products being in operation during 15 years from ex-work.)
(2) Product supply (including repair parts) is not available after production is discontinued.
6. Changes in product specification
The specification given in the catalogue, manuals or technical documents are subject to change without prior to notice.
7. Scope of service
The technical service fee such as engineer dispatching fee is excluded in the price of our products. Please contact to our agents if you have such a
requirement.

How to order
Please check the specifications and be ready with the following information when placing order.
Sample of ordering
In case of COC4-A01D1

Optional specification

Fundamental specification

Items to be informed

Remarks

Type name

COC4A01D1

Refer to the specifications for detail.

Frequency

50Hz

Specify 50Hz or 60Hz.

Ratings

Phase current 5A, Zero phase current 1A

Refer to the specifications for detail.

Auxiliary power supply voltage AC/DC100220V

Refer to the Common Technical data for detail.

Languages

English language

Specify English or Japanese.

Communication
function

Communication card for CC-Link

The communication feature may be installed later through subsequent purchase of


the communication card. When communication feature is ordered at the same time
with relay itself, type CC-COM2 communication card will be supplied. However, in
case of subsequent purchase of the communication card, please include the
information in your ordering which are the type of relay and presence or absence of
connector for connecting PC located at the lower left corner of the relay front panel.
In case of presence of connector, type of communication card is CC-COM2. In case of
absence of connector, type of communication card is CC-COM.

Parts
Case

When ordering, please specify the type of case D1 or D2 and uses of case (for testing
purpose or not). Please note that CT circuits shorten mechanism is not equipped in
the dedicated case of testing purpose.

Cover

Please specify the type of case D1 or D2.

Terminal block (with cover)

Please specify the type of relay and terminal block arrangement(from the left side of
the back A,B,C,E). Please note ordering only cover is not accepted.

Please note that other specification than described in this catalogue is not applicable for manufacturing.

Relays suitable for advanced communication network systems


contribute to build the automated power distribution.
To improve the reliability of distribution system is quite
essential for the stable operation of all facilities installed in
the factories and buildings. In order to realize high reliable
distribution system, more functional protection relay as the
core for the protection and control systems is essentially
required. Through passing the age of the electric mechanical
type relay and the transistor type relay, today, the main
stream of protection relay has been moved to the numerical
type. The numerical type protection relay MELPRO-D series
have been developed based on the combination of the plenty
know how gained through numerical relay history in several
ten years and the latest electronics technology, and make
possible to respond to the recent age needs for more
functionality protection relay system.

Function

Multi function type

Single function type

Conformity with IEC/JEC


Protection for high voltage, extra high
voltage power receiving and distribution
Interconnection protection
Motor protection
Transformer protection
Generator protection

Matching to JIS/conformity with JEC


Protection for high voltage power receiving and distribution

Hardware size

High accuracy & High speed processing


The high speed digital computation realizes the high accuracy operating characteristics never before possible. The operating
characteristics are configured by the software, so that little deterioration and the stabilized operation can be realized.

Digital computation
The digital computation is also
applied to filter and then little
deterioration of filter characteristics
makes improving of reliability.

Analog digital

conversion
High degree of reliability

Dual output circuits

The self-diagnosis function which monitors continuously the input,


built-in power source and CPU is equipped. In the failures occurring
of the relay, they can be detected immediately by the self-diagnosis
function. Furthermore, dual output circuit makes possible to prevent
the occurrence of misoperation due to the hardware failures.

Adopt the structure to be resistant to the disturbances such as the


electric surge and noise, the harmonics, the radio noise from the
cellular phone, the temperature and the humidity.

X1

dual system

continuously monitored area

Self-diagnosis function

Dual system
Prevent the misoperation due
to the hardware failure.

Always protect the electrical network and at the same time,


detect the defects of relay and indicated them on the LED.

Suitable for advanced communication network system


PC

The communication network system enables the data


acquisition such as measurement value, operation
status and setting value as well as the remote
operation such as the setting changes from the central
control system. Thereby, efficient operation and
maintenance can be realized.

P L C

I/F

In consideration of future communication network


system variations and compatibility, communication
features are installed in the relay using a replaceable
card. Thereby, it is plenty flexible and extensible.

CPU SI/O Master


Field bus

Communication card (option)


CC-Link

By connecting PC with relay via the RS232C port


located on the relay panel, local operation and
monitoring are enabled as same as the remote
operation and monitoring. Thereby, the maintenance
work at site is strongly supported.
Special HMI software (option) is needed for local
operation and monitoring.
Please refer to the specification table for each type of
relay to confirm the capable of communication port
and cards.

RYMELPRO-D

RY

Other than RY

Case
Sub unit
RS-232C

Cover

MELPRO -D series
TM

Mitsubishi Numerical type protection relay

Programmable output contacts complying with requirements on the flexibility


The operating output contacts can be set by combing
the outputs of the protection relay element using OR
logic, thereby simplifying sequence design.
Also, it is possible to reduce the cost of switchboard as
reducing wiring works.

Output sequence
can be set freely
with usingORlogic

X0

Contacts for signaling


(4 circuits)

I
X3

X4

X5

Contacts for tripping


(2 circuits)

Schematic image of programmable output (Example: type COC4-A01)

Substantial measuring function


Possible to measure the steady state of the relay input values (Current,
Voltage, Power, Frequency, Power factor, Zero phase current and Zero
phase voltage), thereby possible to support the energy management.
Remark: Please note that measuring item is depended on the type of relay.
Refer to the specification table of each relay type for the detail on this regards.

In the event of system fault, input effective value and wave form data have been
measured and stored at the time when one of the protection elements operates to
issue an output signal. Data for up to five phenomena can be stored and displayed.
Therefore, analyze of phenomena becomes easy.

Upper Fig. : Image of waveform down loaded by the Direct PC HMI software

Replacement of existing relay

The dimension of the panel cutting is the same as the prior MULTICAP series. Replacing from the existing one to this new type is possible easily without using adaptor.
Also, as this relay has a high degree of compatibility with the existing relay, the design change of the existing system is minimized.Except for some types of relay

Easy maintenance
The draw-out unit mechanisms with automatic CT shorting is adopted, so that relay unit can be draw out without removing any parts
or wirings. Thereby, it is possible to improve maintenance ease.

contents
Safety section 2

CDG Series EARTH FAULT DIRECTIONAL RELAY 24

Request when placing order 3

CAC Series BIASED DIFFERENTIAL 30

How to order

RELAY FOR TRANSFORMER PROTECTION

Features of MELPRO-D series 4

CMP Series MOTOR PROTECTION RELAY 35

Type of MELPRO-D series 6

CPP Series SYSTEM LINKAGE PROTECTION RELAY 42

(listing of implemented elements)

CGP1 Series GENERATOR PROTECTION RELAY 47

Selection of type of relay (example) 7

CGP2 Series GENERATOR PROTECTION RELAY 53

Common Technical Data 8

MELPROD Series Dimensions 59

COC Series OVER-CURRENT RELAY 9

Suggestion from Mitsubishi Electric 60


(for improving reliability of system)

CBV, CUB Series VOLTAGE RELAY 20

CONTROL and OPERATION

CFP Series FEEDER PROTECTION RELAY 24

Display/Setting Operation 62

61

Series

CMP2A02D2

CGP1A01D2

CGP1A03D2

49

37

46

47

66

67S

67P

95L

95H

91L df/dt

84
87G

87T

64

CGP2A02D2

59

CGP2A01D2

CPP1A11D2

CMP1A02D1

CPP1A01D2

CMP1A01D1/2

CAC1A01D2

CDG1A01D1

CFP1A02D1

CFP1A01D1

CUB1A01D1

COC4A03D1

COC4A02D1

CBV4A01D1

COC4A01D1

CBV3A01D1

COC3A03D1

COC3A01D1

27

CBV2A01D1

50/51 50G/51G 67G

COC2A01D1

COC1A02D1

COC1A01D1

Type

Type of MELPRO-D series and implemented elements for each type are shown as below Table.

40
Remarks

CT2 phases currentFor EVT

CT2 phases currentFor EVT

VT3 line voltage

VT3 line voltage

VT1 line voltage

VT3 line voltage

CT3 phases currentWith 2nd harmonic current detection

CT3 phases current

CT3 phases current

CT3 phases current

CT3 phases current

CT2 phases current

CTphase current

CTphase current

CT3 phases current

P.47

Biased differential relay for Generator protectionP.53

CT2 phases currentFor EVT

For extra high voltage interconnectionFor EVT

For extra high voltage interconnectionFor EVT

CT3 phases current

CT3 phases current

CT2 phases currentFor EVT

Generator protection relay

Interconnection protection relay for


the dispersed generation system
P.42

P.35

Motor protection relay

Biased differential relay for (2 windings) transformer protectionP.28

Earth fault directional relayP.24

P.24

Feeder protection relay

P.20

Voltage relay

P.9

Overcurrent relay

Type of MELPRO-D series (listing of implemented elements)

NGR

CT

I I

CT

CB
CT
EVT
M
NGR
SC
TR
VT

I I

50/51

51G

VT

59

27

CT

CB

Id/I

87T

: Circuit Breaker
: Current Transformer
: Earthed type voltage Transformer
: Motor
: Neutral Grounded Resister
: Static Condenser
: Transformer
: Voltage Transformer

Abbreviation

SC

CB

51G

50/51

11kV/22kV

51G

50/51

51G

50/51

27

CB

CB

CT

Resistance grounded C T
neutral system

TR

CT

CT

CB

VT

33W 66kV

III
INSC
Its

50 51 51G 37 46 49 66

67G

CB
CT

ZCT

50/51

III
INSC
Its

50 51 67G 37 46 49 66

EVT

64

59

27

6.6kV/3.3kV

87T

51G

Id/I

51G

50/51

CT

27

50/51

CB

ZCT

CB

CT

CT

Isolated neutral system

TR

CT

CT

CB

VT

33W 22kV/11kV

50 51 67G
37 46 49 66

50/51
51G
50/51
51G
27
59
87T
50/51
51G
50/51
51G
50/51
27
59
64
50/51
67G
27
59
64
50 51 51G
37 46 49 66

27

Device number

TM

MELPRO -D

COC4-A01D1

COC4-A01D1
COC4-A02D1
COC4-A03D1

COC2-A01D1

CMP1-A01D1/CMP1-A01D2

CMP1-A02D1/CMP2-A02D2

CBV3-A01D1

CFP1-A01D1

CBV3-A01D1

3COC3-A01D1/COC3-A03D1
COC4-A01D1
1COC1-A02D1
COC3-A01D1/COC3-A03D1

3COC3-A01D1/COC3-A03D1
1COC1-A02D1
1CBV2-A01D1
2CBV3-A01D1
CAC1-A01D2
3COC3-A01D1/COC3-A03D1
1COC1-A02D1

3COC3-A01D1/COC3-A03D1
1COC1-A02D1

1CBV3-A01D1
3CBV2-A01D1

Remark 1: It is advisable to adopt the dual system or 2 out of 3 systems in order to improve the reliability of the important facilities.
Remark 2: In case of not available an uninterruptible power source, please use AC/DC converter type B-T1 manufactured by
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION or commercially available uninterruptible power source (UPS) instead of using AC
auxiliary power source such as derived from VT secondary circuit because of no guarantee against power interruption during
system faults.

High voltage
(secondary of
transformer)

Extra high voltage


(secondary of
transformer)

Incoming of
extra high voltage

Network

Selection of type of relay (example)

Common Technical Data


ITEM

Environment

Ratings

DESCRIPTION

IEC60255-6

Ambient storage and


transport temperature

25 to 70

IEC60255-6

Damp heat

40, 95RH, 4days

IEC60068-2-78

Auxiliary power supply

100, 110, 125, 220VDC


100,110,120,220VAC
(Applicable to any voltage above)

IEC60255-6

Operative range of
auxiliary power supply

DC: 15 to 10
(Temporarily 20 to 30)
AC: 15 to 10
(Temporarily 15 to 15)

IEC60255-6

Frequency

50 or 60Hz

IEC60255-6

Specified per relay type

Burden

VT
CT

Specified per relay type

Thermal
withstand

VT
CT

1.15VN, 3hours
40IN, 1second

Contact
capacity
For signalling and alarm

Circuit of 60V or below

IEC60255-6

Make

110V DC: 15A, 0.5s


220V DC: 10A, 0.5s

(L/R0)

IEC60255-0-20

Break

110V DC: 0.3A


220V DC: 0.15A

(L/R40ms)

IEC60255-0-20

Break

500VA
60W

(cos 0.4)
(L/R0.007s)

IEC60255-0-20

Max.
current

5A

IEC60255-0-20

Max.
voltage

380VAC/125VDC

IEC60255-0-20

For trip

500VAC, 1min.

Dielectric test

1) Between each circuit and the


exposed conductive parts, the
terminals of each independent
circuit being connected
together
2) Between independent circuits,
the terminals of each
independent circuit being
connected together

Circuit of more than 60V


and 500V or below

2000VAC, 1min.

Open contact

1000VAC, 1min.

Between open contact poles

5kV, 1.2s/50s

1) Between each circuit and the


exposed conductive parts, the
terminals of each independent
circuit being connected
together
2) Between independent circuits,
the terminals of each
independent circuit being
connected together

Common mode

2.5kV peak, 1MHz with 200


source impedance for 2second

Between independent circuits, and


between independent circuit and
earth

Differential mode

1.0kV peak, 1MHz with 200


source impedance for 2second

Across terminals of the same


circuit

8kV
15kV

Contact discharge
Air discharge

Impulse voltage test

Electrostatic discharge test

STANDARD

10 to 55

VT
CT
Auxiliary power supply

High-frequency
disturbance
test

CONDITION

Ambient operating
temperature

IEC60255-5

IEC60255-5

IEC60255-22-1
class 3

IEC60255-22-2
class 4

Radiated electromagnetic field


disturbance test
Fast transient disturbance test

38 to 87MHz 146 to 174MHz


420 to 470MHz

IEC60255-22-3
class 3

2.0kV, 5ns/50ns, 1min.

IEC60255-22-4

Vibration test

Refer to class 1

IEC60255-21-1
class 1

Shock response

Refer to class 2

IEC60255-21-2
class 2

Shock withstand

Refer to class 1

IEC60255-21-2
class 1

Bump

Refer to class 1

IEC60255-21-2
class 1

Enclosure protection

IP51

IEC60529

VN: Rated voltageIN: Rated current

COC Series OVER-CURRENT RELAY


COC

Type, rating and specification


Type name
Phase current
Rating Zero-phase current
Frequency
Protective element
Operation current
Operation time multiplier
TimeOperation time
delayed
characteristics
Reset time characteristics
Operation current
Setting
Instantaneous
Operation time
Output contact configuration
Operation indicator LED hold
CT primary

Display

Real time measurement


Max.record
Fault recordoperation value
Fault recordoperation item
Elapse of time-delayed timer
Self-diagnosis

Forced operation
Direct communication port
Communication
Remote communication port
Burden (at rating)
Mass
Sample of external connection diagram

Remarks

COC3A01D1
COC1A01D1
COC2A01D1
5A
5A
5A

50Hz or 60Hz
51/50 3 phases
51/50 2 phases
51/50 1 phase
LOCK112A0.1A step
LOCK0.10.8A0.05A step
0.250.550 0.5 step
Normal inverse time-delayed3 kinds, Very inverse time-delayed2 kinds,
Extremely inverse time-delayed3 kinds, Long inverse time-delayed3 kinds, Definite time-delayed1 kind
Normal inverse time-delayed 1 kind, Definite time-delayed 2 kinds
LOCK280A1A step
LOCK18A0.1A step
INST0.10.5s 0.1s step
Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts Default setting at ex-works
All LED self-hold Default setting at ex-works
15101212.5152025304050607580100120125150200250300400500600750800100012001250
150020002500300040005000600075008000[A] Positive phase rating : Applicable 1 A rating product only
Phase current 2 phases Phase current 3 phases
Phase current 1 phase
Phase current 2 phases Phase current 3 phases
Phase current 1 phase
Phase current 2 phases Phase current 3 phases
Phase current 1 phase
Record and indicate the operated elements
010 (The value 0 indicates the status of input current reaching the setting value or more and
the value 110 indicate the elapse time up to operating of the time delayed element.
Normal result: On the RUN LEDgreenStatus indication item No.400=No display.
Abnormal result: Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Each output contact
Standard equipmentPC software for Direct communication: option
Option For CC-LINK
Phase current circuit: Less than 0.5VA/phase
Auxiliary power supply circuit: at DC100V=Approx. 5W, at AC100V=Approx. 7VA, at DC220V=Approx. 6W,
at AC220V=Approx. 12VAIn case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit: Approx. 2.3kg, Including case: Approx. 3.0kg
Fig.157
Fig.135
Fig.1-8
Fig.1-9
The rated current 0.2A product can be made based on the 1A rating product.Also, the rated current 1A
product can be made based on the 5A rating product.
The setting value of time delayed element and instantaneous element of 0.2A product and 1A product are
calculated by performing a multiplication 1/5 of above mentioned value.
COC1A02D1
1A

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

COC
COC4A01D1
COC4A03D1
COC4A02D1
5A
5A
5A
1A
1A
5A
50Hz or 60Hz
51/50 3 phases, 51G/50GZero-phase
51/50 3 phases
Protective element
Operation current
LOCK112A0.1A step
LOCK0.58A0.1A step
Operation time multiplier
0.250.550 0.5 step
Phase fault
Operation time
Normal inverse time-delayed 3 kinds, Very inverse time-delayed 2 kinds,
time-delayed
characteristics
Extremely inverse time-delayed 3 kinds, Long inverse time-delayed 3 kinds, Definite time-delayed 1 kind
Reset time characteristics
Normal inverse time-delayed1 kind, Definite time-delayed 2 kinds
Phase fault Operation current
LOCK280A1A step
instantaneous Operation time
INST0.10.5s 0.1s step
Operation current

LOCK0.10.8A0.05A stepLOCK0.58A0.1A stepLOCK0.10.8A0.05A step


0.250.550 0.5 step

Earth fault Operation time multiplier


Normal inverse time-delayed (3 kinds) , Very inverse time-delayed (2 kinds),
Setting time-delayed Operation time
characteristics

Extremely inverse time-delayed (3 kinds) , Long inverse time-delayed (3 kinds),


Definite time-delayed (1 kind)
Reset time characteristics

Normal inverse time-delayed 1 kind, Definite time-delayed 2 kinds


Earth fault Operation current

LOCK18A0.1A step LOCK280A1A step LOCK18A0.1A step


instantaneous Operation time

INST0.10.5s 0.1s step


2nd harmonic blocking

1025%5% step
Operation indicator LED hold
Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts Default setting at ex-works
Output contact configuration
All LED self-hold Default setting at ex-works
CT primaryPhase current
15101212.5152025304050607580100120125150200250300400500600750800100012001250
CT primaryZero-phase current 150020002500300040005000600075008000[A] Positive phase rating : Applicable 1 A rating product only
Type name
Phase current
Rating Zero-phase current
Frequency

COC3A03D1
5A

Phase current 3 phases,


Zero-phase current Percentage of
2nd harmonic current content
Max.record
Phase current 3 phases
Phase current 3 phases, Zero-phase current
Fault recordoperation value Phase current 3 phases
Phase current 3 phases, Zero-phase current
Display
Fault recordoperation item
Record and indicate the operated elements
010 (The value 0 indicates the status of input current reaching the setting value or more and
Elapse of time-delayed timer
the value 110 indicate the elapse time up to operating of the time delayed element.
Normal result: On the RUN LEDgreenStatus indication item No.400=No display.
Self-diagnosis
Abnormal result: Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Each output contact
Forced operation
Direct communication port
Not applicable
Standard equipmentPC software for Direct communication: option
Communication
Remote communication port
Not applicable
Option For CC-LINK
Phase current circuit: Less than 0.5VA/phase, Zero phase circuit: Less than 0.5VA
Auxiliary power supply circuit: at DC100V=Approx. 5W, at AC100V=Approx. 7VA, at DC220V=Approx. 6W,
Burden (at rating)
at AC220V=Approx. 12VAIn case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit: Approx. 2.3kg, Including case: Approx. 3.0kg
Mass
Fig.19
Fig.11013
Fig.11012, 14
Fig.11013
Sample of external connection diagram
Real time measurement

Remarks

Phase current 3 phases

Phase current 3 phases, Zero-phase current

The rated current 1A product can be made based on the 5A rating product.
The setting value of time delayed element and instantaneous element of 1A product is calculated by
performing a multiplication 1/5 of above mentioned value.
The operation current setting range "LOCK-2130A (1A step)" for phase fault instantaneous element of
type COC4-A02D1 is also available.

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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COC

Characteristics
Items

Condition

Phase fault timedelayed element


Phase fault instantaneous element

Common condition1

Earth fault timedelayed element


Operation
current

Earth fault instantaneous element


In case of half-wave rectified current
superposing
IDCSetting tap value80
2f/1f blocking
COC4A03D1

2
I
If2
3 DC
100

If1
IDC
2 IAC
2
In case of harmonic current
superposing method

Phase fault timedelayed element

Reset value

Phase fault instantaneous element

Common condition1

Earth fault timedelayed element


Earth fault instantaneous element
2f/1f blockingCOC4A03D1
Phase fault timedelayed element

Operation time

Phase fault
instantaneous
element
Earth fault time
delayed element

Reset time
Overshoot
characteristic

Earth fault
instantaneous
element
All elements
Phase fault time
delayed element
Earth fault time-delayed element

Guaranteed performance
Setting 1.02.0A for 5A rating product
Setting 0.20.4A for 1A rating product
Setting value 10%
For setting of other range
Setting value 5%
Setting value 10%
Setting 0.10.2A for 5A rating product
Setting 0.020.04A for 1A rating product
Setting value 10%
For setting of other range
Setting value 5%
Setting value 10%

IAC254330
Setting value10%

10 Setting value
Setting value 15
1525 Setting value
Setting value 10
Setting 1.02.0A for 5A rating product
Setting 0.20.4A for 1A rating product
Operation value90% or more
For setting of other range
Operation value95% or more
Operation value95% or more
Setting 0.10.2A for 5A rating product
Setting 0.020.04A for 1A rating product
Operation value90% or more
For setting of other range
Operation value95% or more
Operation value95% or more
Operation value85% or more

Operation setting value:Minimum,


Operation time multiplier:10
Input :0Operation setting value300% or more
Operation setting value:Minimum
Input :0200% of setting value
Operation setting value:Minimum,
Operation time multiplier:10
Input :0Operation setting value300% or more
Operation setting value:Minimum
Input :0200% of setting value
300% of setting value0A
Time-delayed operation value: Minimum
Operation time multiplier:10
Operation characteristic:All characteristics
Input current :0ASetting value1000%
Same as the above

Refer to fig.1-1.2
Timing accuracy for I3Current setting value,
3.5% of reference at actual pick up
Setting value 25ms
In case of INST setting 40ms or less (except COC4-A03D1)

50ms or lessCOC4-A03D1
Refer to fig.1-1.2
Timing accuracy for I3Current setting valve,
3.5% of reference at actual pick up
Setting value 25ms
In case of INST setting 40ms or less (except COC4-A03D1)

50ms or lessCOC4-A03D1
Refer to table 1-1
No-operation limit time/Operation time=90% or more

Same as the above

1Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supply: Rating voltage

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COC

Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.
Input voltage
DC110V
DC220V
AC100V
AC220V

Inrush current Ip
Approx. 20A
Approx. 55A
Approx. 25A
Approx. 65A

3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contactopened) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to
output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.
Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power

of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the
phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system
requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit
Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in
case of the application of the communication facility as the card
necessary for communication (CC-Link ) is option. In case of retrofit
existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year,
d:Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.
7. Improvement of reliability of protection system
For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. The residual connection of 3 phases CT is needed for the earth fault
current elements of COC4-A01, A02, A03D1 types.
10. It is possible to use the COC3 and COC4 as the phase over current
protection provided with two phases. However, residual connection of
2 phases can not be applied to the earth fault over current element of
COC3 and COC4 types. The residual connection of 3 phases only can
be applied to the earth fault over current element. In case of only two
phase CTs being available for phase over current protection, ZCT or
one more CT is needed for earth fault over current element.

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

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3. The setting of measuring transformer ratio is applied only for the


measuring indication converted to the primary side, and is not
applied for protection element.

COC

Operation time and Reset time characteristics


The time-delayed element have 12 kinds of operation characteristics as shown on Fig.1-1 and Fig.1-2, and 3 kinds of reset time
characteristics as shown on table 1-1.
NI01Normal inverse time-delayed characteristic
0.14
M
t 0.02

I 1
10 (s)

500

VI01Very inverse time-delayed characteristic


13.5
M
t

I1
10 (s)

100

NI11Normal inverse time-delayed characteristic


0.0515
M
t 0.02
0.114
I 1
10 (s)

500

EI11Extremely inverse time-delayed characteristic


19.61
M
t 2
0.491
I 1
10 (s)

100

LI01Long inverse time-delayed characteristic


54
M
t

I1
10 (s)

10
LI02
LI01
NI01

EI12Extremely inverse time-delayed characteristic


28.2
M
t 2
0.1217
I 1
10 (s)

Operation time t (s)

Operation time t (s)

EI01Extremely inverse time-delayed characteristic


80
M
t 2

I 1
10 (s)

LI02Long inverse time-delayed characteristic


80
M
t

I
10 (s)

EI01

0.1

10

10
LI21
NI21

DT01Definite time-delayed characteristic


DT01
M
t 2
VI01
10 (s)

NI21Normal inverse time-delayed characteristic


2.4
M
t 0.4
1.2
I 1
10 (s)
VI21Very inverse time-delayed characteristic
16
M
t
0.4
I1
10 (s)

VI21 LI21Long inverse time-delayed characteristic


NI11

1
EI11

Operation time
Current
(Multiple of input current
against setting value)
Operation time multiplier

EI12

0.1

20

Current (Multiple of input current against setting value) I

10

20

60
M

I1
10 (s)

Operation time
Current
(Multiple of input current
against setting value)
Operation time multiplier
These curves show the operation
time characteristic for each type in
case of the time multiplier M=10.

Current (Multiple of input current against setting value) I

Fig.1-1Operation time characteristics1

Fig.1-2Operation time characteristics2

Table 1-1Reset time characteristic


InputSetting value3000
Output contact
Definite time delayed.200ms
Inverse time delayed.
Definite time delayed.50ms

Reset of operation timer inside relay


immediately

Approx.M10

or less

immediately

Inverse time-delayed characteristic for reset


Following the principle of resetting an electromagnetic mechanical type induction disc, the
inverse time-delayed characteristic given by the equation below is used for computing the
reset time of the internal operation timer, although the output contact will be reset after a
definite period of time (0.2 s). The inverse time-delayed characteristic may be useful for
detecting an intermittent overload, which typically occurs in starting a motor.

8
tr
1I2

M
10

(s)

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COC

Sample of external connection diagram

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

Instantaneous
I

B08
B09
A07
IA

A08

X1
For
signaling

B10
B11
X2
Time-delayed
I

B12
B13
X3
B14
B17

CT
X4

B18
B19

IOR I

For trip

X5

E A02

Communication card
(option)

B20
ED

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB

Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

Fig.13COC1A01D1Phase fault protection

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

B08
B09

Instantaneous
I

X1
For
signaling

B10
B11
X2
B12
B13

A07

Time-delayed
I

X3

IO

B14
B17

A08
X4

B18
B19

CT

IOR I

For trip

X5

E A02

Communication card
(option)

B20
ED

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.14COC1A01D1Solidly grounded neutral system, Earth fault protection

14

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

COC

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

A05

X1

A06

For
signaling

B10
B11

I0

Instantaneous
I

B08
B09

X2
Time-delayed
I

B12
B13
X3
B14
B17

COC3A01D1

CT

X4
B18
B19

IOR I

For trip

X5

E A02

Communication card
(option)

B20
ED

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB

Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

The terminal number A-05 is changed to A-07 and A-06 is changed to A-08 in case of COC1-A01D1 type

Fig.15COC1A01D1COC1A02D1Earth fault protection

Example: 100A grounding system


A

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
COC3A01D1

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

B08
B09
X1

Earth fault
Instantaneous
I
For
signaling

B10
B11
X2
B12
B13

Example:
400/5 or more

X3

CT

B14
B17

ED
A05
Example:
100/5

I0

Earth fault
Time-delayed
I

X4
B18
B19

A06

IOR I

For trip

X5
B20

E A02

Communication card
(option)

ED

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.16COC1A02D1Earth fault protection


The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

15

COC

Example: 100A grounding system


A

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

Earth fault
Instantaneous
I

B08
B09
X1

For
signaling

B10
B11
X2
A05
ZCT
Example: 100/5

IO

Earth fault
Time-delayed
I

B12
B13
X3
B14
B17

A06
X4

ED

B18
B19

IOR I

For trip

X5

E A02

Communication card
(option)

B20
Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB

Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

Fig.17COC1A02D1Earth fault protection

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

B08
B09
A07
IA

A08

X1

IC

A12

CT

For
signaling

B10
B11
X2
B12
B13

A11

Instantaneous
I

Time-delayed
I

X3
B14
B17
X4
B18
B19

IOR I

For trip

X5

E A02

Communication card
(option)

B20
ED

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.18COC2A01D1Phase fault protection

16

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

COC

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

Instantaneous
I

B08
B09
A07
IA

A08
A09

IB

X1
For
signaling

B10
B11
X2
Time-delayed
I

B12
B13
X3
B14
B17

A10
X4
A11
A12

CT

ED

E A02

IOR I

For trip

X5
B20
Communication card
(option)

IC

B18
B19

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB

Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

The serial communication facility is not available for type COC3-A03D1.

Fig.19COC3A01D1COC3A03D1Phase fault protection

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

IA

A08

X0
B08
B09
X1
B10
B11

A09
IB

X2

IC

X3
B14
B17

A12
A05

I0

B12
B13

A10
A11

A06

X4
B18
B19
X5

Earth faultInstantaneous
I
Earth faultTime-delayed
I
Phase faultInstantaneous
I

For
signaling

Phase faultTime-delayed
I

IOR I
OR IOR I

For trip

B20

ED
Tr

E A02

Communication card
(option)

CT

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03
A07

B05

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.110COC4A01D1COC4A02D1COC4A03D1
The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

17

COC

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

IA

A08

B08
B09

IC

Earth faultTime-delayed
I

X1
B10
B11

Phase faultInstantaneous
I

X2
B12
B13

A10
A11

CT

Earth faultInstantaneous
I

X0

A09
IB

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03
A07

B05

Phase faultTime-delayed
I

X3
B14
B17

A12
X4

ED

IOR I

B18
B19
I0

A06

ED
E A02

OR IOR I

X5

For trip

B20
Communication card
(option)

A05
ZCT
Example: 100/5

For
signaling

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB

Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

Fig.111COC4A01D1COC4A02D1COC4A03D1

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

IA

A08

X0
B08
B09
X1
B10
B11

A09
IB

X2

IC

B12
B13

A10
A11

Example:
400/5 or more

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03
A07

B05

X3
B14
B17

A12
X4

B18
B19

ED
A05

Example:
100/5

I0

A06

ED
E A02

X5

Earth faultTime-delayed
I
Phase faultInstantaneous
I

For
signaling

Phase faultTime-delayed
I

IOR I
OR IOR I

For trip

B20
Communication card
(option)

CT

Earth faultInstantaneous
I

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.112COC4A01D1COC4A02D1COC4A03D1

18

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

COC

Example: 100A grounding system


A

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

IA

A08

B08
B09

IC

Earth faultTime-delayed
I

X1
B10
B11

Phase faultInstantaneous
I

X2
B12
B13

A10
A11

CT

Earth faultInstantaneous
I

X0

A09
IB

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03
A07

B05

Phase faultTime-delayed
I

X3
B14
B17

A12
X4

I0

A06

ZCT
Example: 100/5
E A02
ED

OR IOR I

X5

For trip

B20
Communication card
(option)

A05
Tr

IOR I

B18
B19

ED

For
signaling

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB

Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

Fig.113COC4A01D1COC4A03D1

Example: Solidly grounded neutral system


A

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

IA

A08

X0
B08
B09
X1
B10
B11

A09
IB

X2

IC

B12
B13

A10
A11

CT

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03
A07

B05

X3
B14
B17

A12
X4

B18
B19

ED

I0

Tr

A06

CT
E A02
ED

Earth faultTime-delayed
I
Phase faultInstantaneous
I

For
signaling

Phase faultTime-delayed
I

IOR I
OR IOR I

For trip

B20
Communication card
(option)

A05

X5

Earth faultInstantaneous
I

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.114COC4A02D1
The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

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CBV, CUB Series VOLTAGE RELAY


Type, rating and specification
Type name
Voltage
Rating Zero-phase voltage
Frequency

CBV
CUB

CBV2A01D1
57120V

CBV3A01D1
57120V
110V/190V

CBV4A01D1
57120V
110V/190V

CUB1A01D1
57120V

50Hz or 60Hz
27 1 phase, 59 1 phase,
27 3 phases,
27 3 phases,
Protective element
64 Zero-phase
64 Zero-phase
2
59 3 phases, 47
LOCK10110V1V step
Under Operation voltage
voltage Operation time
INST0.110s 0.1s step
Operation voltage
LOCK60155V1V step

LOCK60155V1V step
Over
voltage Operation time
INST0.110s 0.1s step

INST0.110s 0.1s step


LOCK560V1V step

Earth fault Operation voltage


over voltage Operation time
INST0.110s 0.1s step

LOCKUSE
Reverse Changeover Lock/Use
phase Operation time

0.110s 0.1s step

LOCK1050V1V step
Setting Open Operation voltage
phase Operation time

0.110s 0.1s step


Output contact configuration
Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts Default setting at ex-works
Operation indicator LED hold
All LED self-hold Default setting at ex-works
VT primary
100999V1V step10009990V10V step10.0k99.9kV0.1kV step100k300kV1kV step
VT secondary
100/3110/3115/3120/3100110115120V
100999V1V step,10009990V10V step,
EVT primary

10.0k99.9kV0.1kV step,100k300kV1kV step


EVT tertiary
1001101151201003110311531203V

Line voltage,
Line voltage3,
Real time measurement
Line voltage3
Line voltage3
Zero-phase voltage
Zero-phase voltage
Line voltage,
Line voltage3,
Max.record
Line voltage3
Line voltage3
Zero-phase voltage
Zero-phase voltage
Line voltage,
Line voltage3,
Line voltage3,
Display
Fault record (operation value)
Line voltage3
Zero-phase voltage
Zero-phase voltage
Negative sequence voltage
Fault record (operation item)
Record and indicate the operated elements.
Normal result:On the RUN LED (green) Status indication item No.400=No display.
Self-diagnosis
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Each output contact
Forced operation
Standard equipmentPC software for Direct communication: Option
Direct communication port
Not applicable
Communication
Option For CC-LINK
Remote communication port
Not applicable
Voltage circuit:Less than 1 VA, Zero-phase voltage circuit:Less than 0.15 VA
Auxiliary power supply circuit:at DC100V=Approx. 5W, at AC100V=Approx. 7VA,
Burden (at rating)
at DC220V=Approx. 6W, at AC220V=Approx. 12VAIn case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit:Approx. 2.3kg, Including case:Approx. 3.0kg
Mass
27 3 phases,
59 3 phases

Sample of external connection diagram

Fig.21

Fig.22

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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Fig.23

Fig.24

Characteristics
Condition
Items
Under voltage element
Over voltage element Common condition1
Earth fault over voltage element
Operation value Reverse phase element Impress 3 phases negative sequence voltage
Impress 3 phases negative sequence voltage
Open phase element However, in case of applying single phase power source,
impress the voltage of setting value3
Under voltage element
Over voltage element
Reset value Earth fault over voltage element Common condition1
Reverse phase element
Open phase element
Under voltage element Rated voltagesetting value70%
Over voltage element 0Vsetting value120%
Earth fault over voltage element 0Vsetting value150%
Operation time
Reverse phase element 0V3 phases negative sequence voltage
Open phase element

Reset time

Under voltage element


Over voltage element
Earth fault over voltage element
Reverse phase element
Open phase element

Do it by single phase power source


0V setting value3120%
Setting value70%Rated voltage
Setting value120%0V
Setting value150%0V
3 phases negative sequence voltage 0V
Do it by single phase power source.
Setting value3120% 0V

Guaranteed performance
Setting value5%

CBV
CUB

Operates from about 1V or more


Setting value5%
However, minimum permissible error is 1V
Operation value105% or less
Operation value95% or more
Reset from about 1V or more
Operation value95% or more
Setting INST 40ms or less
50ms only for Over voltage element
Setting 0.4s or lesssetting value25ms
Setting 0.5s or moresetting value5%
Setting 0.4s or lesssetting value25ms
Setting 0.5s or moresetting value5%
Setting 0.4s or lesssetting value25ms
Setting 0.5s or moresetting value5%
60ms or less CBV2, 3, 4A01D1
200ms25ms CUB1A01D1

200ms25ms

1Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supply: Rating voltage
2Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.
Input voltage
DC110V
DC220V
AC100V
AC220V

Inrush current Ip
Approx. 20A
Approx. 55A
Approx. 25A
Approx. 65A

3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contactopened ) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to

output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.


Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power
of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the
phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system
requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit
Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in
case of the application of the communication facility as the card
necessary for communication (CC-Link ) is option. In case of retrofit
existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year,
d:Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.
7. Improvement of reliability of protection system
For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. Make a wiring between EVT a terminal and A-06 terminal of
relay and EVT f terminal and A-05 terminal of relay. Also, the
grounding of EVT tertiary circuit has to be configured by the
connection betweenfterminal of EVT and earth terminal.

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.
3. The setting of measuring transformer ratio is applied only for the
measuring indication converted to the primary side, and is not
applied for protection element.

4. The EVT tertiary voltage ratio should be set as output nominal


voltage between terminalaandfof EVT.
Example: 190/3190V, 110/3110V
5. The UV test function will be used for single phase test for under
voltage element. (UV test LED (yellow color) will turn on during
selecting UV TEST). UV TEST should be set as OFF in the
operational condition.

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

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Sample of external connection diagram


CBV
CUB

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01

B05

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03
X0

Under voltage
U

B08
B09

VT

X1

A07
A08

X2

VAB
X3

B14
B17

A10

VBC

X4

A11

VCA

Over voltage
U

B12
B13

A09
ED

For
signaling

B10
B11

B18
B19

UOR U

For trip

X5

A12

Communication card
(option)

B20

E A02

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.21CBV2A01D1Input line voltage

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

B
C

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

B08
B09

EA

Earth fault over voltage


U

X1
B10
B11

EVT
X2

B12
B13

ED
X3

A07

B14
B17

VAB
A08

Under voltage
U

For
signaling

Over voltage
U

X4
B18
B19

UOR
UOR U

For trip

X5
B20

A05

R
ED

V0

A06

E A02

Communication card
(option)

B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

A resistance is necessary for the isolated neutral system.

Fig.22CBV3A01D1

22

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

B
C

A01
Y

CBV
CUB

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

B08
B09

EA

X1

A07

EVT
VAB

B10
B11
B12
B13

A09
VBC

Earth fault over voltage 2


For
U
signaling

X2

A08

ED

Earth fault over voltage 1


U

Under voltage
U

X3
B14
B17

A10
X4
A11

VCA

A12

f
ED

V0

For trip

B20

A05

UOR
UOR U

X5
Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

Communication card
(option)

B18
B19

A06

E A02

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED
A resistance is necessary for the isolated neutral system.

Fig.23CBV4A01D1

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

A01
Y

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

B08
B09

VT
A07
A08

X1
B10
B11
X2
B12
B13

VAB
A09

X3
B14
B17

A10

Under voltage
U
Over voltage
U
Reverse phase
RV

For
signaling

Open phase
UNSV

X4

VBC

A11

VCA

A12

B18
B19

UOR UOR
For trip
RVOR UNSV

X5
B20
Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

E A02
ED

Fig.24CUB1A01D1
The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

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CFP Series FEEDER PROTECTION RELAY


CDG Series EARTH FAULT DIRECTIONAL RELAY
Type, rating and specification
CFP1A02D1
CDG1A01D1
5A
2A
1A
110/190V
100208V
50Hz or 60Hz
51/50 2 phases, 67G
51/50 2 phases, 67G
67G
Commercially available ZCTConformity with JEC-1201200/1.5mA
Commercially available EVTConformity with JEC-1201
Commercially available EVT(Conformity with JEC1201)
LOCK112A0.1A step
0.250.550 0.5 step
Normal inverse time-delayed3 kinds, Very inverse time-delayed2 kinds,
Extremely inverse time-delayed3 kinds,
Long inverse time-delayed3 kinds, Definite time-delayed1 kind
Reset time characteristics Normal inverse time-delayed 1 kind, Definite time-delayed 2 kind
Operation current
LOCK280A1A step
Instantaneous
Operation time
INST0.10.5s 0.1s step
I0 operation current 10mAZCT secondary current
0.051.0A0.05A step
0.5mA step 0100mAZCT secondary current
5mA step
V0 operation voltage
LOCK560V1S step
LOCK560VEVT tertiary
1V step
Operation time
0.110s0.1s step
INST0.110s0.1s step
Lead 030
5
step
Lead 090
5
step

Type name
Phase current
Zero-phase current
Rating
Zero-phase voltage
Frequency
Protective element
Combined
Zero-phase current
instrument
Zero-phase voltage
transformer
Operation current
Operation time multiplier
Timedelayed Operation time
characteristics

CFP
CDG

CFP1A01D1
5A
2A
110/190V

V0

Earth fault
directional

I0

Lead

I0

Lag

V0
Maximum
sensitive angle

Maximum
sensitive angle

Maximum
sensitive angle
Operation area

Setting

Operation area

15

Non-operation area
15

Output contact configuration


Operation indicator LED hold
CT primaryPhase current)

EVT primary

EVT tertiary
ZCT error correction on/off
ZCT error adjustment

Display

Real time measurement


Max.record
Fault record (operation value)
Fault record (operation item)
Elapse of time-delayed timer
Self-diagnosis

Forced operation
Direct communication port
Communication
Remote communication port

Burden (at rating)

Mass
Sample of external connection diagram
Remarks

Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts Default setting at ex-works
All LED self-hold Default setting at ex-works
15101212.515202530405060758010012012515020025030040050060075080010001200
1250150020002500300040005000600075008000[A]Applicable 1 A rating product only.
100999V1V step,
100999V1V step,10009990V10V step,
10009990V10V step,
10.0k99.9kV0.1kV step, 100k300kV1kV step
10.0k99.9kV0.1kV step,
100k300kV1kV step
1001101151201003
1001101151201003110311531203V
100311531203V
OFFON
When the actual measured transforming ratio is within range of 200/
1.54.1mA, the deviation from the ZCT nominal transforming ratio 200/1.5mA can be corrected.
Phase current2, Zero-phase current, Zero-phase voltage, Characteristic angle Zero phase current, Zero phase voltage, Phase
Phase current2, Zero-phase current, Zero-phase voltage
Zero phase current, Zero phase voltage
Phase current2, Zero-phase current, Zero-phase voltage, Characteristic angle Zero phase current, Zero phase voltage, Phase
Record and indicate the operated elements
010(The value 0 indicates the status of input current reaching the setting value or more and
the value 110 indicate the elapse time up to operating of the time delayed element.)

Normal result:On the RUN LED (green) Status indication item No.400=No display.
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Each output contact
Standard equipmentPC software for Direct communication:Option
Not applicable
Option For CC-LINK
Not applicable
Phase current circuitLess than 0.5VA, Zero-phase current circuitLess than 10,
Zero-phase voltage circuitLess than 0.15VA,
Auxiliary power supply circuitat DC100V=Approx. 5W, at AC100V=Approx. 7VA, at DC220V=Approx. 6W,
at AC220V=Approx. 12VAIn case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit:Approx. 2.3kg, Including case:Approx. 3.0kg
Fig.31
Fig.3-2,3-3
The rated current 1 A product can be made based on the 5A rating product.
The setting value of time delayed element and instantaneous element of
1A product is calculated by performing a multiplication 1/5 of above mentioned value.

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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Characteristics
Items
Phase fault timedelayed element

Condition

Common condition

Operation
value

Earth fault
directional element

Phase fault instantaneous element


Zero-phase
current
(CFP1-A01/A02D1)

Setting: Zero phase voltage=minimum


Input: Zero phase voltage=Rating voltage30%,
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle

Setting 1.0 or 1.5mA: Setting value10


For setting of other rangeSetting value 5%

Zero-phase
current
(CDG1-A01D1)

Input: Zero phase voltage=rating voltage


Phase: Maximum sensitive angle

Setting 0.05A: Setting value 10%


For setting other range: Setting value 5%

Zero-phase
voltage
(CFP1-A01/A02D1)

Setting: Zero phase current=minimum


Input: Zero phase voltage=Setting valve1000%,
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle

Setting value 5%

Zero-phase
voltage
(CDG1-A01D1)

Input: Setting value200%


Phase: Maximum sensitive angle

Setting value 5%

Phase fault timedelayed element

Common condition

Earth fault
directional element

Phase fault instantaneous element

Reset
value

Setting: Zero phase voltage=minimum


Input: Zero phase voltage=Rating voltage30%,
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle

Operation value90% or more

Zero-phase
current
(CDG1-A01D1)

Input: Zero phase voltage=rating voltage


Phase: Maximum sensitive angle

Setting 0.05A: Operation value90% or more


For setting other range: Operation value95% or more

Zero-phase
voltage
(CFP1-A01/A02D1)

Setting: Zero phase current=minimum


Input: Zero phase voltage=Setting valve1000%,
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle

Operation value90% or more

Zero-phase
voltage
(CDG1-A01D1)

Input: Setting value200%


Phase: Maximum sensitive angle

Operation value95% or more

Phase fault
instantaneous element
Earth fault
Operation
directional element
time
(CFP1-A01/A02D1)

Earth fault
Directional element
(CDG1-A01D1)
Phase fault time-delayed element
Phase fault instantaneous element
Earth fault
directional element
(CFP1-A01/A02D1)

Earth fault
Directional element
(CDG1-A01D1)

Operation setting value: Minimum


Operation time multiplier: 10
Input:0Operation setting value300,500,1000%
Operation setting value:Minimum value
Input:0200% of setting value
Setting: Zero phase current, voltage=minimum
Input: Zero phase current=0Setting value1000%,
Zero phase voltage=0Rating voltage30%
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle
Input: Zero phase current and voltage to be changed
quickly at the same time.
Zero phase current: 0ASetting value300%
Zero phase voltage: 0VRating voltage
Phase: Maximum sensitive angle

Refer to fig.1-1.2
Timing accuracy for I3Current setting value,
3.5% of reference at actual pick up
Setting value25ms
In case of INST setting 40ms or less

300% of setting value0A

Refer to COC series table 1-1

Setting: Zero phase current, voltage=minimum


Input: Zero phase current=Setting value1000%0,
Zero phase voltage=Rating voltage30%0
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle
Input: Zero phase current and voltage to be changed
quickly at the same time.
Zero phase current: Setting value300%0A
Zero phase voltage: Rating voltage0V
Phase: Maximum sensitive angle

CFP
CDG

Setting 1.02.0A for 5A rating product


Operation value90% or more
Setting 0.20.4A for 1A rating product
Operation value90% or more
For setting of other range
Operation value95% or more
Operation value95% or more

Zero-phase
current
(CFP1-A01/A02D1)

Phase fault timedelayed element

Reset
time

Guaranteed performance
Setting 1.02.0A for 5A rating productSetting value 10%
Setting 0.20.4A for 1A rating productSetting value 10%
For setting of other rangeSetting value 5%
Setting value 10%

INST Setting 80ms or less


0.10.4s Setting: Setting value25ms
0.51.0s Setting: Setting value5%

0.10.4s setting: Setting value25ms


0.5s or more setting: Setting value5%

200ms25ms

200ms25ms

17. Type CDG1 is applicable for earth fault directional relay in the resistance grounded neutral system.
Refer to the Fig 3-2 and Fig. 3-3 on the combination with the Overcurrent relay.
Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supplyRating voltage

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Characteristics
Items
Overshoot
characteristic

CFP
CDG

Phase
characteristic

Phase fault timedelayed element


Earth fault
directional element
(CFP1-A01/A02D1)
Earth fault
Directional element
(CDG1-A01D1)

Condition
Time-delayed operation value: Minimum
Operation time multiplier: 10
Operation characteristic: All characteristics
Input current:0ASetting value1000%
Setting: Zero phase current, voltage=minimum
Input: Zero phase current=Setting value1000%,
Zero phase voltage=Rating voltage30%
Operation time: Minimum
Input: Zero phase current=Setting value1000%
Zero phase voltage=30V

Guaranteed performance

No-operation limit time/Operation time=90% or more

Maximum sensitive angle5

Setting value5

17. Type CDG1 is applicable for earth fault directional relay in the resistance grounded neutral system.
Refer to the Fig 3-2 and Fig. 3-3 on the combination with the Overcurrent relay.
Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supplyRating voltage

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Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.
Input voltage
DC110V
DC220V
AC100V
AC220V

Inrush current Ip
Approx. 20A
Approx. 55A
Approx. 25A
Approx. 65A

3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contactopened ) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to
output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.
Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power
of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the
phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system
requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit
Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in
case of the application of the communication facility as the card

necessary for communication (CC-Link) is option. In case of retrofit


existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year, d:
Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.
7. Improvement of reliability of protection system
For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. Make a wiring between EVT a terminal and A-06 terminal of
relay and EVT f terminal and A-05 terminal of relay. Also, the
grounding of EVT tertiary circuit has to be configured by the
connection betweenfterminal of EVT and earth terminal.
10. The test terminal ktand ltof ZCT should be no wiring in the
operational condition of relay as the test terminal may be allowed to
use only for the artificial fault current injection test. (Relay will not
operate with these terminals short-circuited.)
11. To prevent the influence from noise or surge, a shielded 2 cores (size
is 0.751mm2) cable should be used for the connection between ZCT
or EVT and relay, and shield wire should be connected to the earth
terminal of the relay or the earth terminal located inside of the
switchboard. (Grounding resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
Further more, the go and return burden of the cable should be less
than 5 ohms which is almost equal to 100m distance in case of core
size 0.75mm2.
12. The power cable should be applied for the primary conductor of
ZCT. The earth of shield wire of cables should be done according to
the regulation.
13. The wiring between ZCT, EVT and relay should be according to the
connection diagram of each relay with a precaution on the polarity.
14. A commercially available ZCT conformity with JEC1201 (type BZ in
case of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION) may be applicable
for the type CFP1-A01D1 and CFP1-A02D1.
15. No wiring to the terminal concerning to the elements without use
for protection is acceptable. Also, regarding the setting of protection
elements without use, to set the LOCK position is recommended.
Please note that the setting LOCK of 67G element means the loss of
all function of 67G which includes the 51G element, 64 element and
fault direction element.
16. Only one number of ZCT can be connected to one number of the
type CFP1. Correct operation of the relay can not be guaranteed
against two or more numbers of ZCT to connect to one number of
the type CFP1.

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.
3. The setting of measuring transformer ratio is applied only for the
measuring indication converted to the primary side, and is not
applied for protection element.
4. The EVT tertiary voltage ratio should be set as output nominal
voltage between terminal a and f of EVT. Example: 190/3
190V, 110/3110V

5. The UV test function will be used for single phase test for under
voltage element. (UV test LED (yellow color) will turn on during
selecting UV TEST). UV TEST should be set as OFF in the
operational condition.
6. The function of the ZCT error correction installed in the relay is
applied for the purpose of correcting ZCT transformation error, so
that improving the composite characteristics is achieved. The ZCT
error correction range is 200mA/1.5mA4.1mA(0+2.6mA) for the
nominal transformation ratio 200mA/1.5mA specified with JEC-1201.

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

27

CFP
CDG

Sample of external connection diagram


+ A01

A
B
C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

CFP
CDG

EA

A09
IA A10
A11

CT

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03

CB

EVT

Y
X0

Earth fault directional


I

B08
B09
X1
B10
B11

For
Phase faultInstantaneous signaling
I

X2
B12
B13

IC A12

Phase faultTime-delayed
I

X3
a

f
R

K
ZCT
(200/1.5mA) L

ED+ A07
I0
A08

r
ED

+ A05

B14
B17
X4

For trip

X5
B20

ED V0 A06

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

Communication card
(option)

E A02

IOR
IOR I

B18
B19

B01 DA
B02 DB
Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED
A resistance is necessary for the isolated neutral system.

Fig.31CFP1A01D1CFP1A02D1

+ A01

A
B
C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
EA

A07
I0 A08

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03

CB

EVT

Y
X0

B08
B09
X1
B10
B11

Earth fault directional


I

For
signaling

For trip

X2

CT

B12
B13

COC3-A01D1

X3
B14
B17
X4

ED

+ A05

ED V0 A06

B18
B19
X5
B20

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

E A02
ED

Fig.32CDG1A01D1

28

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

+ A01

A
B
C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

B05
Self diagnosis output
B06
B07

A03
X0

EA

CFP
CDG

B08
B09

CB

EVT

X1
B10
B11

Earth fault directional


I

For
signaling

For trip

X2
CT

B12
B13

COC3-A01D1
ED

X3

I0

ED

B14
B17

A07
A08

X4

+ A05

X5

ED V0 A06

B18
B19
B20

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

E A02
ED

Fig.33CDG1A01D1

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

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CAC Series BIASED DIFFERENTIAL RELAY FOR TRANSFORMER PROTECTION


Type, rating and specification
Type name
Phase current
Rating
Frequency
Protective element

CAC1A01D2
5AAllowable continuous current: 8.7A
50Hz or 60Hz
87Tfor 2 windings transformer
2.212.5A0.1A step
Tr primary side CT matching tap IT1
2.212.5A0.1A step
Tr secondary side CT matching tap IT2
IT
LOCK203040%
Operation Current
203040%
Bias
Setting
1025%5% step
2nd harmonic blocking
IT512 times 1time step
Differential overcurrent multiplier
Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts Default setting at ex-works
Output contact configuration
All LED self-hold Default setting at ex-works
Operation indicator LED hold
Restraining current, Differential current, Percentage of 2nd harmonic current content
Real time measurement
Restraining current, Differential current
Max.record
Restraining current, Differential current, Percentage of 2nd harmonic current content
Fault record (operation value)
Display
Record and indicate the operated elements.
Fault record (operation item)
Normal result:On the RUN LEDgreenStatus indication item No.400=No display.
Self-diagnosis
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Forced operation
Each output contact
Direct communication port
Standard equipmentPC software for Direct communication:Option
Communication
Remote communication port
Option For CC-LINK
Phase current circuit:Less than 0.5VA/phase
Auxiliary power supply circuit:at DC100V=Approx. 7W, at AC100V=Approx. 25VA, at DC220V=Approx. 9W,
Burden (at rating)
at AC220V=Approx. 30VAIn case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Mass
Net weight of relay unit:Approx. 3.8kg, Including case:Approx. 5.0kg
Sample of external connection diagram
Fig.415
Remarks
Possible to make 1A rating

CAC

Characteristics
Operation
current
Reset
value
Operation
time
Reset
time

Items
Biased differential element
Differential overcurrent element
Biased differential element
Differential overcurrent element
Biased differential element
Differential overcurrent element
Biased differential element
Differential overcurrent element

Biased differential characteristic

Condition
Iop=ITOperation current%
Iop=ITDifferential overcurrent
Iop=ITOperation current%
Iop=ITDifferential overcurrent
0[A]Iop300%
0[A]Iop300%
Iop300%0[A]
Iop300%0[A]
Matching tapIT1 = IT2 = IT
At minimum matching tap setting I1
I2 = IT200%
I1I2
CT
Bias
Whichever is greater

Guaranteed performance
Within Iop5%
95% or more of operations current
50ms or less
40ms or less
within 20025ms

I2
CT

Tr

Internal fault side


I1

Phase characteristic

Matching tapIT1 = IT2 = IT


At minimum matching tap setting
I1=I2= IT200%

Operating zone

I2
Through fault side

2nd harmonic blocking


characteristic

Both lead and lag operation phase angle between I1 and I2 are shown below table.
Nominal bias ratio

20[%]
168.55
30[%]
162.75
40[%]
156.95

Matching tapIT1 = IT2 = IT


At minimum matching tap setting
2
IDC=80% of setting value
IDC
If2
3
IDC=Half wave rectifier current
=100

If1

2 IACIDC
IAC=Sine wave current
2
Percentage of 2nd harmonic current content

IAC=254330[%]setting:10%
IAC=137188[%]setting:15%
IAC=81119[%]setting:20%
IAC=4777[%]setting:25%

In case of the method of harmonic superposing,


If1 is equal to 300% of the matching tap value.

2nd harmonic blocking ratio: Setting value 10

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

30

=20 setting: 1525%


=30 setting: 2535%
=40 setting: 3545%

Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.
Input voltage
DC110V
DC220V
AC100V
AC220V

Inrush current Ip
Approx. 20A
Approx. 55A
Approx. 25A
Approx. 65A

3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contact opened) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to
output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.
Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power
of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the
phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system
requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit
Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in
case of the application of the communication facility as the card

necessary for communication (CC-Link ) is option. In case of retrofit


existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year,
d:Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.
7. Improvement of reliability of protection system
For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. The external wiring should be done according to Connection diagram.
There is some possibility to detect differential current in case of
wrong wiring.
10. The wiring of CT circuit is depended on the connection of the
transformer winding (yd1, yd11, dy1, dy11, etc). Therefore, special
attention on this regard is requested.
11. Regarding the CT sircuits on the transformer primary side, the
incoming wiring should be connected to lower number of terminals
and the outgoing wiring of them should be connected to higher
number of terminals. Also, regarding the CT circuits on the
transformer secondary side, the incoming wiring should be connected
to higher number of terminals and outgoing wiring of them should be
connected to lower number of terminals.
12. When the differential current check (defect code 0017) is detected,
careful checking of wiring connection and setting value are requested
as there are some possibilities to have some mistake of the wiring or
improper setting of matching tap.
13. At the time of site testing or commissioning, please confirm if
external wiring of CT circuits is correct or not by using the CT
polarity check function(item number 905) of relay.
14. If the 2nd harmonic blocking elements (the digit number 7 to 9) are
set to ON for a contact arrangement, the contact will make when
the 2nd harmonic blocking element operate. Therefore, set them to
OFF for the trip contact arrangement to prevent from incorrect
operation. (Example of ON setting: The CB of primary side of
transformer is closed and then, trip contact will make by the
operation of the 2nd harmonic blocking element. Finally, CB will be
tripped.) Please note that in the default setting at the time of ex-work,
the 2nd harmonic blocking elements are not set to ONfor contact
arrangement on the trip circuit.
15. Another relays and load such as OCR or Aux-CT should not be
connected in the same CT secondary circuits of differential relay for
the primary and secondary of transformer because differential
current will be caused due to the unbalance of the burden between
both circuits.

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.
3. The setting item ofDIF test (515)should be setONwhen carry

out characteristic test. Because this relay has continuously monitoring


function of differential current, so that the monitoring abnormality
(0017) will occur when current applied on. The DIF test LED (yellow)
will become on when setting. And do not forget to set the DIF test
(515)OFFafter finishing the characteristic test.

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

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CAC

Sample of external connection diagram


B C
IB IC

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
k

A17

IA
IB
IC

A18
A19
A20

A21
A22

Transformer

Dd0
L

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent A phase

B08
B09

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent B phase

X1
B10
B11

For
signaling
Biased differential
Differential overcurrent C phase

X2
B12
B13
X3
B14
B17

2f blocking
A,B,C phase

X4

A12

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent
A phase OR B phase OR For trip
C phase

B18
B19

A11

IA

Self diagnosis output

X0

ED

CT2

B05
B06
B07

A03

CT1

CAC

A01

X5
B20

A13

IB

A14
A15

IC
k

A16
E A02

ED

Communication card
(option)

A
IA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works
B01 DA
B02 DB
Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

Fig.41CAC1A01D2TransformerDd0

B C
IB IC

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
k

A17

IAIC
IBIA
ICIB

A18
A19
A20

CT1

A21
A22

Transformer
Y
Yd1
CT2

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent A phase

B08
B09

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent B phase

X1
B10
B11

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent C phase

X2
B12
B13
X3
B14
B17
B18
B19

A11
A12

X5

A14
A15

ICIB
k

A16
E A02

ED

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent For trip
A phase OR B phase OR
C phase

B20

A13

IBIA

For
signaling

2f blocking
A,B,C phase

X4
IAIC

Self diagnosis output

X0

ED
r

B05
B06
B07

A03

A01

Communication card
(option)

A
IA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works
B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.42CAC1A01D2Transformer YYd1

32

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

A
IA

B C
IB IC

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
k

K
L

A01
Y

B10
B11

For
Biased differential
signaling
Differential overcurrent C phase

X2

A21

B12
B13

A22

B14
B17

X4

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent
For trip
A phase OR B phase OR
C phase

B18
B19

A11

IAIB

X5

A12

B20

A14
A15

ICIA
k

A16
E A02

ED

Communication card
(option)

A13

IBIC

CAC

2f blocking
A,B,C phase

X3

ED

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent B phase

X1

A19
A20

CT2

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent A phase

B08
B09

A18

CT1

Self diagnosis output

X0

A17

B05
B06
B07

A03

IAIB
IBIC
ICIA

Transformer
Y
Yd11
L

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works
B01 DA
B02 DB
Serial communication bus

B03 DG
B04 SLD

ED

Fig.43CAC1A01D2Transformer YYd11

C
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
k

K
L

A01
Y

A17
A18
A19

CT1

A20
r

A21
A22

Transformer
Y
Dy1

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03

IAIB
IBIC
ICIA

B05

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent A phase

X0
B08
B09

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent B phase

X1
B10
B11

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent C phase

X2
B12
B13
X3
B14
B17

ED

2f blocking
A,B,C phase

X4
r

CT2

A11
A12

A14

IBIC

A15
IB

IC

X5

A16

ICIA
k

E A02

ED

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent For trip
A phase OR B phase OR
C phase

B20

A13

IAIB

IA

B18
B19

Communication card
(option)

For
signaling

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works
B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.44CAC1A01D2TransformerYDy1
The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

33

+
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
k

K
L

CAC

A01
Y

A17

IAIC
IBIA
ICIB

A18
A19

CT1

A20
r

A21
A22

Transformer
Y
Dy11
L
CT2
K

Self diagnosis output


Biased differential
Differential overcurrent A phase

X0
B08
B09

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent B phase

X1
B10
B11

For
signaling
Biased differential
Differential overcurrent C phase

X2
B12
B13
X3
B14
B17

ED

2f blocking
A,B,C phase

X4
r

IAIC

A11

IBIA

A12

ICIB

A13

A14
A15

IA

B05
B06
B07

A03

IB

A16

IC

E A02

ED

B18
B19
X5

Biased differential
Differential overcurrent
For trip
A phase OR B phase OR
C phase

B20
Communication card
(option)

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works
B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.45CAC1A01D2TransformerYDy11

34

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

CMP Series MOTOR PROTECTION RELAY


Type, rating and specification

Rating

Type name
Phase current
Zero-phase current
Zero-phase voltage

CMP1A01D2
5A
2A
100208V
DC110V (Permissible variable range 77143V) or
DC24V(Permissible variable range DC19.2V31.2V)
Input voltage 24V is applicable only for the case that auxiliary

power supply voltage is 24V.


In any other cases, only DC110V is applicable as for photo
coupler input voltage.
50Hz or 60Hz
50/51
2 phases
, 49, 46, 37, 66, 67G
Commercially available ZCT
Conformity with JEC-1201200/1.5mA
Commercially available EVT
Conformity with JEC-1201
25A
0.1A step
LOCK10100A
1A step
INST0.11.0s
0.1s step
LOCKIM130300%
10% step
45681012162024324048648096112128160200240

CMP1A01D1

Photo coupler input voltage


D2 type only

Frequency
Protective element
Combined
Zero-phase current
instrument
Zero-phase voltage
transformer
Motor rated currentIM
Operation current
Overcurrent
instantaneous Operation time
Operation current
Operation timeKoct
Overcurrent
time-delayed Operation time
characteristics
equation
Negative
Operation current
sequence
overcurrent Operation time
Operation current
Operation timeKTH

Koct
Toct3s
I

KoctOperation time setting


IPhase current
unit: multiple to IM

The selected Koct valve is equal to the operating time of time-delayed element in case of I3.
LOCKIM0.58 times
0.5 times step
0.110s
0.1s step
LOCKIM105125%
5% step
812162024324048648096112128160200240
Operation time characteristics for HOT

IP12KIP22
I12KI22
TTH8.49KTHloges
I12KI22
1

Overload

CMP

Operation time
characteristics
equation

KTHOperation time settingKNegative-sequence heat multiplying factor


I1Positive sequence current of present inputunit: multiple to IM
I2Negative sequence current of present inputunit: multiple to IM
IP1Positive sequence current before overloadunit: multiple to IM
IP2Negative sequence current before overloadunit: multiple to IM

Setting

Operation time for COLD characteristics, in the above equation, becomes equal to case conditioned as follows :IP12KIP22
0
Selected value of KTH, when input is provided so as to meet the conditions of I12KI2232 and IP12KIP220,
becomes equal to the time (sec) that will be taken until operation.
Negative-sequence heat
multiplying factorK

110
1 step

Changeover characteristic
Operation current
Operation time
Number of start-up
Limit the
number of
Start-up time
start-up times Countdown rate
Io Operation current
Earth fault Vo Operation voltage
directional Operation time
Maximum sensitive angle
Output contact configuration
Operation indicator LED hold

0
COLD
1
HOT
LOCK1.04.0A
0.1A step
1600s
1s step
LOCK15
1 step
2120s
1s step
2250s/h
0.5s/h step
110mA
ZCT secondary current
0.5mA step
LOCK560V
1V step
INST0.110s
0.1s step
Lead 0
90
5
step
Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts
Default setting at ex-works
All LED self-hold
Default setting at ex-works
15101212.5152025304050607580100120125150200250300400500600750800100012001250
CT primaryPhase current
150020002500300040005000600075008000[A]Applicable only 1 A
Undercurrent

100999V
1V step
,10009990V
10V step
,
10.0k99.9kV
0.1kV step
,100k300kV
1kV step
EVT tertiary
1001101151201003110311531203V
ZCT error correction on/off
OFFON
When the actual measured transforming ratio is within range of 200/1.54.1mA,
ZCT error adjustment
the deviation from the ZCT nominal transforming ratio 200/1.5mA can be corrected.
Real time measurement
Phase current, Zero-phase current, Zero-phase voltage, Characteristic angle, Negative sequence current
Max.record
Phase current, Zero-phase current, Zero-phase voltage
Fault recordoperation value
Phase current, Zero-phase current, Zero-phase voltage, Characteristic angle, Negative sequence current
Fault recordoperation item
Record and indicate the operated elements.
Normal result:On the RUN LED
green
Status indication item No.400=No display.
Self-diagnosis
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Forced operation
Each output contact
Direct communication port
Standard equipment
PC software for Direct communication:Option
Communication
Remote communication port
Option
For CC-LINK
Phase current circuitLess than 0.5VA, Zero-phase current circuitLess than 10, Zero-phase voltage circuitLess than 0.15VA
Auxiliary power supply circuitat DC100V=Approx. 4W, at AC100V=Approx. 8VA, at DC220V=Approx. 5W,
Burden (at rating)
at AC220V=Approx. 15VA
In case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit:Approx. 2.1kg
D1 type
, Including case:Approx. 2.8kg
D1 type
,
Mass
Net weight of relay unitApprox. 3.1kg
D2 type
, Including case:Approx. 4.3kg
D2 type

Display

EVT primary

Sample of external connection diagram


Remarks

Fig.51,2
The rated current 1A product can be made based on the 5A rating product. The setting value of current elements
on 1A product is calculated by performing a multiplication 1/5 of above mentioned value. The DI input facility is
available for CMP1-A01D2, CMP1-A02D2 and not available for type CMP1-A01D1 and CMP2-A01D1.

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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Rating

Type name
Phase current
Zero-phase current

CMP2A02D2
5A
5A
DC110V (Permissible variable range 77143V) or
DC24V(Permissible variable range DC19.2V31.2V)
Input voltage 24V is applicable only for the case that auxiliary

power supply voltage is 24V.


In any other cases, only DC110V is applicable as for photo
coupler input voltage.
50Hz or 60Hz
50/51
3 phases
, 49, 46, 37, 66, 51G
25A
0.1A step
LOCK10100A
1A step
INST0.11.0s
0.1s step
LOCKIM130300%
10% step
45681012162024324048648096112128160200240

CMP1A02D1

Photo coupler input voltage


D2 type only

Frequency
Protective element
Motor rated currentIM
Overcurrent Operation current
instantaneous Operation time
Operation current
Operation timeKoct

CMP

Overcurrent
time-delayed Operation time
characteristics
(1)
equation

Setting

Overcurrent
time-delayed
(2)
Negative
sequence
overcurrent

Operation current
Operation time
Operation current
Operation time
Operation current
Operation timeKTH

Koct
Toct3s
I

KoctOperation time setting


IPhase current
unit: multiple to IM

The selected Koct valve is equal to the operating time of time-delayed element in case of I3.

LOCKIM115450%
5% step
0.55.0s
0.5s step
LOCKIM0.58 times
0.5 times step
0.110s
0.1s step
LOCKIM105125%
5% step
812162024324048648096112128160200240

Operation time characteristics for HOT

IP12KIP22
I12KI22
TTH8.49KTHloges
I12KI22
1
Overload

Operation time
characteristics
equation

KTHOperation time settingKNegative-sequence heat multiplying factor


I1Positive sequence current of present inputunit: multiple to IM
I2Negative sequence current of present inputunit: multiple to IM
IP1Positive sequence current before overloadunit: multiple to IM
IP2Negative sequence current before overloadunit: multiple to IM

Operation time for COLD characteristics, in the above equation, becomes equal to case conditioned asIP12KIP220
Selected value of KTH, when input is provided so as to meet the conditions of I12KI2232 and IP12KIP220,
becomes equal to the time (sec) that will be taken until operation.
Negative-sequence heat
multiplying factorK

110
1 step

Changeover characteristic
Operation current
Undercurrent
Operation time
Number of start-up
Limit the
number of
Start-up time
start-up times Countdown rate
Earth fault Operation current
overcurrent Operation time
Output contact configuration
Operation indicator LED hold

Display

0
COLD
1
HOT
LOCK1.04.0A
0.1A step
1600s
1s step
LOCK15
1 step
2120s
1s step
2250s/h
0.5s/h step
LOCK0.052.50A
0.05A step
INST0.110s0.1s step
Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts
Default setting at ex-works
All LED self-hold
Default setting at ex-works
1#5101212.5152025304050607580100120125150200250300400500600750800100012001250
CT primaryPhase current
150020002500300040005000600075008000[A]#Applicable only 1 A product
CT primaryZero-phase current
Real time measurement
Max.record
Fault recordoperation value
Fault recordoperation item
Self-diagnosis

Forced operation
Direct communication port
Communication
Remote communication port
Burden (at rating)

Mass
Sample of external connection diagram
Remarks

Same as phase current


Phase current3, Zero-phase current, Negative sequence current
Phase current3, Zero-phase current
Phase current3, Zero-phase current, Negative sequence current
Record and indicate the operated elements.
Normal result:On the RUN LED
green
Status indication item No.400=No display.
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Each output contact
Standard equipment
PC software for Direct communication:Option
Option
For CC-LINK
Phase current circuitLess than 0.5VA, Zero-phase current circuitLess than 10, Zero-phase voltage circuitLess than 0.15VA
Auxiliary power supply circuitat DC100V=Approx. 4W, at AC100V=Approx. 8VA, at DC220V=Approx. 5W,
at AC220V=Approx. 15VAIn case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit:Approx. 2.1kg
D1 type
, Including case:Approx. 2.8kg
D1 type
,
Net weight of relay unitApprox. 3.1kg
D2 type
, Including case:Approx. 4.3kg
D2 type
Fig.53

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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Fig.54

The rated current 1A product can be made based on the 5A rating product. The setting value of current elements
on 1A product is calculated by performing a multiplication 1/5 of above mentioned value. The DI input facility is
available for CMP1-A01D2, CMP2-A02D2 and not available for type CMP1-A01D1 and CMP1-A02D1.

Characteristics

Earth fault
directional element
CMP1-A01

Condition
Items
Overload element
Positive sequence current
Overcurrent time-delayed element (1)
Overcurrent time-delayed element (2)
Common condition1
Overcurrent instantaneous element
Under current element
Negative sequence overcurrent element Negative sequence current
Setting: Zero phase voltage=minimum
Operation
Zero-phase
value
Input: Zero phase voltage=Rating voltage30%,
current
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle
Setting: Zero phase current=minimum
Zero-phase
Input: Zero phase current=Setting value1000%,
voltage
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle

Guaranteed performance

Setting value 5%

Earth fault overcurrent element


Common condition1
CMP1A02

Reset
value

Earth fault
directional element
CMP1-A01

Overload element
Overcurrent time-delayed element (1)
Overcurrent time-delayed element (2) Common condition1
Overcurrent instantaneous element
Negative sequence overcurrent element
Zero-phase
current
Zero-phase
voltage

Setting: Zero phase voltage=minimum


Input: Zero phase voltage=Rating voltage30%,
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle
Setting: Zero phase current=minimum
Input: Zero phase current=Setting value1000%,
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle

Earth fault overcurrent element


CMP1A02
Common condition1
Under current element
Phase

Earth fault
directional element
CMP1-A01
Overload element

Overcurrent timedelayed element (1)


Overcurrent timedelayed element (2)

Operation
time

Setting: Zero phase current=minimum


Input: Zero phase current=Setting value1000%,
Zero phase voltage=Rating voltage30%
SettingOperation time setting KTH=8
Input: Positive sequence current=0A
150% and 300% of motor rated current

Negative sequence
overcurrent element
Earth fault
directional element
CMP1-A01
Earth fault
overcurrent element
CMP1A02

Operation value95% or more

Operation value90% or more

Operation value95% or more


Operation value105% or less
Setting value 5

Input 150%Error against normal 17 or less


Input 300%Error against normal 12 or less

Input 300%Error against normal 12 or less


SettingOperation time setting Koct=4
Input 500%Error against normal 7 or less
Input: Phase current=0A
300%,500% and 1000% of motor rated current (IM) Input 1000%Error against normal 7 or less
Setting: minimum
Setting value 5
Input: Phase current=0A300%

Setting: minimum
Overcurrent
instantaneous element Input:0setting value200%
Under current element

CMP

Setting: maximum
Input:Setting value300%IM12%
Setting: minimum
Input:Negative sequence current=0Setting value200%
Setting: Zero phase current=minimum
Input: Zero phase current=0Setting value1000%
Zero phase voltage=0Rating voltage30%
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle
Setting: minimum
Input: Zero phase current=0Setting value200%

In case of INST setting40ms or less


0.10.4s settingSetting value 25ms
0.51.0s settingSetting value 5%
Setting value 5%
0.10.4s settingSetting value 25ms
0.51.0s settingSetting value 5%
In case of INST setting80ms or less
0.10.4s settingSetting value 25ms
0.510s settingSetting value 5%
In case of INST setting40ms or less
0.10.4s settingSetting value 25ms
0.510s settingSetting value 5%

1Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supply: Rating voltage

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Items

Overload element

Condition
SettingOperation time settingKTH=8
Input: Positive sequence current=Setting value300%0A

Overcurrent time-delayed element (1)


Setting: minimum
Overcurrent time-delayed element (2)
Input: Setting value300%0A
Overcurrent instantaneous element
Setting: maximum
Reset
Under current element
Input: IM12%Setting value200%
time
Setting: minimum
Negative sequence
Input: Negative sequence current=Setting value300%0A
overcurrent element
Setting: Zero-phase current, voltage=minimum
Earth fault
Input: Zero-phase current=Setting value1000%0A
directional element
Zero-phase voltage=Rating voltage30%0V
CMP1-A01
Phase=Maximum sensitive angle
Earth fault overcurrent element Setting: minimum
CMP1A02
Input: Zero-phase current Setting value300 %0A
Setting: Number of start-up times=1,
Start-up time=2s
Restriction Limit of the number of
start time start-up times element
Countdown rate of start-up time counter=2s/h
Input: A-phase current=0AIM300%
Setting: Number of start-up times=1,
Start-up time=2s
Restriction Limit of the number of
end time
start-up times element
Countdown rate of start-up time counter=250s/h
Input: A-phase current=0AIM300%for 2s0A

CMP

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Guaranteed performance
HOT characteristic300% input is applied for 5
minutes or more and then input is turned to zero.
149.2s15%
COLD characteristic: 20025ms

20025ms

1s5%

10%
0%

14.4s

Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.
Input voltage
DC110V
DC220V
AC100V
AC220V

Inrush current Ip
Approx. 20A
Approx. 55A
Approx. 25A
Approx. 65A

3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contact opened) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to
output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.
Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power
of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the
phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system
requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit

Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in


case of the application of the communication facility as the card
necessary for communication (CC-Link ) is option. In case of retrofit
existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year, d:
Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.
7. Improvement of reliability of protection system
For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. It is possible to input the equipment fault signal and the operation
signal (under voltage, etc.) of external protection relay etc to the DI(1)
and DI(2). These input signals can initiate the related operation
output signals.
10. Make a wiring between EVT a terminal and A-06
( A-16 for
CMP1-A01D2) terminal of relay and EVT f terminal and A-05

( A-15 for CMP1-A01D2) terminal of relay. Also, the grounding of


EVT tertiary circuit has to be configured by the wiring between f
terminal of EVT and earth terminal. Any other wiring than above
will not realize the correct detection on the earth fault directional.
11. A commercially available ZCT conformity with JEC1201 (type BZ in
case of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION) may be applicable
for the type CMP1-A01D1/2.
12. Only one number of ZCT can be connected to one number of the
type CMP1-A01D1/D2. Correct operation of the relay can not be
guaranteed against two or more numbers of ZCT to connect to one
number of the type CMP1-A01D1/2.
13. It is possible to use the CMP1-A02 type as the phase over current
protection provided with two phases. However, residual connection of
2 phases can not be applied to the earth fault over current element.
The residual connection of 3 phases only can be applied to the earth
fault over current element. In case of only two phase CTs being
available for phase over current protection, ZCT or one more CT is
needed for earth fault over current element. Also. the negative
sequence over current element is not operated properly by the CT
circuits provided with two phases. Therefore, in this case, please
make a setting of negative sequence of over current element to
LOCK position.
14. The DI input of CMP1-A01D2 and CMP2-A02D2 has a polarity.
Therefore, please pay attention to polarity as DI input can not be
detected properly due to the wrong connection of DI circuit.

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.
3. The setting of measuring transformer ratio is applied only for the
measuring indication converted to the primary side, and is not
applied for protection element.
4. The EVT tertiary voltage ratio should be set as output nominal

voltage between terminal a and f of EVT. Example: 190/3


190V, 110/3110V
5. The function of the ZCT error correction installed in the relay(CMP1A01D1/D2 type only, item No. 904,905) is applied for the purpose of
correcting ZCT transformation error, so that improving the composite
characteristics is achieved. The ZCT error correction range is
200mA/1.5mA4.1mA(0+2.6mA) for the nominal transformation
ratio 200mA/1.5mA specified with JEC-1201.

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

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CMP

Sample of external connection diagram


+ A01

A
B
C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
EA

f
R 1

B08
B09

IA A10

X1

A11

X2

K
ZCT
200/1.5mA
L

Negative sequence
For
overcurrent element
signaling
INSC
Earth fault directional element
I

B12
B13
X3
B14
B15

+ A07

Limit of the number


of start-up times element
ts

X4
A08

r
ED

Overload element

B10
B11

IC A12
k ED
I0

Overcurrent
under current element
I
II

X0

A09

CT

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03

CB

EVT

CMP

B05

B16
B17

IOR IOR

X5

+ A05

ED V0 A06

IOR OR

For trip

B18
B19

INSCOR I

B20
B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

Communication card
(option)

X6

M
E A02

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED
1 A resistance is necessary for the isolated neutral system.

Fig.51CMP1A01D1

A
B
C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit
EA

R 1

ED

A21

X2

ED

X3
B14
B15
X4

ED V0 A16

B16
B17
B18
B19
X6
B20

DI input1E03
+ E02

M
2

DC110V

DI input2E04
E A02

1 A resistance is necessary for the isolated neutral system.


2 In case of auxiliary power supply voltage 24V,
input voltage E-01, 03 and E-02, 04 should be DC 24V.

Communication card
(option)

DC110V

Limit of the number


of start-up times element
ts
IOR IOR

X5

+ E01
2

Negative sequence
For
overcurrent element signaling
INSC
Earth fault directional element
I

B12
B13

+ A17

+ A15

Overload element

B10
B11

A18
r

Overcurrent
under current element
I
II

B08
B09
X1

I0

ZCT
200/1.5mA
L

Self diagnosis output

X0

IA A20

IC A22

B05
B06
B07

A19

CT

A03

CB

EVT

+ A01

IOR OR

For trip

INSCOR I
OR DI1OR DI2

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial
communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.52CMP1A01D2

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The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

A
B
C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

+ A01

B05

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

A03

B08
B09

A07

CB

IA A08

X1

A09

X2

Overload element

B10
B11

Negative sequence For


overcurrent element signaling
INSC

B12
B13

IB A10

Earth fault overcurrent element


I

X3
B14
B15

A11

CT

Overcurrent
under current element
I
II

X0

B16
B17
X5

+ A05
I0
A06

CMP

Limit of the number


of start-up times element
ts
IOR IOR

X4

IC A12

IOR

OR

For trip

B18
B19

INSCOR I

B20
B01 DA

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

Communication card
(option)

X6

ED
M
E A02

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.53CMP1A02D1

A
B
C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

+ A01

A03

X0
B08
B09

A17
IA A18

X1

A19

X2

B10
B11
B12
B13

IB A20

X3
B14
B15

A21

CT

X4

IC A22
+ A15

X5

A16

X6

I0

ED

DC110V

DI input1E03
+ E02
DI input2E04

E A02
1 In case of auxiliary power supply voltage 24V,
input voltage E-01, 03 and E-02, 04 should be DC 24V.

Overcurrent
under current element
I
II
Overload element
Negative sequence overcurrent element For
signaling
INSC
Earth fault overcurrent element
I
Limit of the number
of start-up times element
ts

B16
B17

IOR IOR

B18
B19

INSCOR I

B20
Communication card
(option)

+ E01

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

P
CB

B05

B01 DA

IOR

OR

For trip

OR DI1OR DI2

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

B04 SLD

ED

Fig.54CMP2A02D2
The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

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CPP Series SYSTEM LINKAGE PROTECTION RELAY


Type, rating and specification
Type name
Phase current
Voltage
Zero-phase voltage
Rating

Photo coupler input


voltageD2 type only

Frequency
Protective element
Combined instrument transformer Zero-phase voltage

CPP1A11D2
5A
57120V
100208V
DC110VPermissible variable range 77143Vor DC24VPermissible variable range DC19.2V31.2V
Input voltage 24V is applicable only for the case that auxiliary power supply voltage is 24V.
In any other cases, only DC110V is applicable as for photo coupler input voltage.
50Hz or 60Hz
64,59,27,67S,95L,95H,67P,91L,df/dt Applicable only for A11
Commercially available EVTConformity with JEC-1201
CPP1A01D2

LOCK560V1V step
Earth fault Operation voltage
over voltage
0.050.115s 0.1s step
Operation time
LOCK110150V1V step
Operation voltage
Over
voltage Operation time
0.050.115s 0.1s step
LOCK20110V1V step
Operation voltage
Under
voltage Operation time
0.050.115s 0.1s step
LOCKRated current5A
120%1% step
L element operation value
0.050.115s 0.1s step
L element operation time
Phase fault
LOCKRated current5A
20100%1% step
directional H element operation value
0.050.115s 0.1s step
H element operation time
NO USE20100V1V step
UV element for DS operation value
Operation value
Rated frequency:50HzLOCK49.545Hz0.1Hz step,Rated frequency:60HzLOCK59.555Hz0.1Hz step
Under
frequency Operation time
0.050.115s 0.1s step
LOCKRated current5A
0.230%0.21%:0.1% step,130%:1% step
Reverse Operation value
power
Operation time
0.050.115s 0.1s step
Operation value
Rated frequency:50HzLOCK50.555Hz0.1Hz step,Rated frequency:60HzLOCK60.565Hz0.1Hz step
Over
Setting frequency Operation time
0.050.115s 0.1s step
Operation value
LOCKRated current5A
130%1% step
Under
Operation time
0.050.115s 0.1s step
power
Open circuit detecting function lock
OFFONSet ON in case of open circuit detecting function lock
Lock at uninterconnected condition
010s 0.1s step
LOCK0.0252Hz/s
Islanding Operation value

detection
0.025Hz/s step
df/dt Operation time
0.21s 0.1s step

Output contact configuration


Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts Default setting at ex-works
Operation indicator LED hold
All LED self-hold Default setting at ex-works
5101212.51520253040506075801001201251502002503004005006007508001000120012501500
CT primary
20002500300040005000600075008000[A]
VT primary
100999V1V step10009990V10V step10.0k99.9kV0.1kV step100k300kV1kV step
VT secondary
100/3110/3115/3120/3100110115120V
100999V1V step,10009990V10V step,
EVT primary
10.0k99.9kV0.1kV step,100k300kV1kV step
EVT tertiary
1001101151201003110311531203V
Real time measurement
Phase current3, voltage, Zero-phase voltage, Active power, Reverse power, Power factor, Frequency
Max.record
Phase current3, voltage, Zero-phase voltage, Active power, Reverse power
Fault recordoperation value
Phase current3, voltage, Zero-phase voltage, Active power, Reverse power, Power factor, Frequency
Display
Fault recordoperation item
Record and indicate the operated elements.
Normal result:On the RUN LEDgreenStatus indication item No.400=No display.
Self-diagnosis
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Forced operation
Each output contact
Direct communication port
Standard equipmentPC software for Direct communication:Option
Communication
Remote communication port
Option For CC-LINK
Phase current circuit:Less than 0.5VA, voltage circuit:Less than 1.0VA,
Zero-phase voltage circuit:Less than 1.5VA
Burden (at rating)
Auxiliary power supply circuit:at DC100V=Approx. 6W, at AC100V=Approx. 12VA, at DC220V=Approx. 6W,
at AC220V=Approx. 14VAIn case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit:Approx.3.5kg, Including case:Approx.4.5kg
Mass

CPP

Sample of external connection diagram


Remarks

Fig.61
The island detection facility is available for CPP1-A11D2 and not available for type CPP1-A01D2

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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Characteristics
Items
Earth fault over
voltage element
Over voltage element
Under voltage element
Phase fault directional element
L,H element

Operation
value

Condition

Common condition1

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Set UV element for the NO USE position

Under frequency element

Input voltage: Rated voltage

Reverse power
element

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle

Over frequency element

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Input voltage: Rated voltage
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Change frequency quickly from rated frequency
In case of operation time setting is 1s, frequency should be swept.

Islanding detection
element
CPP1-A11D2
Earth fault over
voltage element
Over voltage element
Under voltage element
Phase fault directional element
L,H element

Input voltage: Rated voltage

Reverse power
element

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle

Over frequency
element

Input voltage: Rated voltage

Earth fault over


voltage element
Over voltage element
Under voltage element
Phase fault
directional element
L,H element

Under frequency
element

Reverse power
element

Over frequency
element

Under power
element

Setting value 5%
[Value for full operation]
Setting value: 0.0125Hz/s

CPP

operation value95% or more


operation value105% or less

Input voltage: Rated voltage


operation value95% or more
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angleSet UV element for the NO USE position

Under frequency
element

Under power
element

Setting value 0.05Hz


For 0.20.5% setting: Setting value1.5mA
For 0.60.9% setting: Setting value7%
For another setting: Setting value5%
Setting value 0.05Hz

operation value95% or more


Common condition1

Phase fault directional element


Common condition1
U,V element

Operation
time

Setting value 5%

Phase fault directional element


Common condition1
U,V element

Under power
element

Reset value

Guaranteed performance

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input: Operation setting value150%
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input: Operation setting value120%
Operation setting value: 100V
Input: rated voltageoperation setting value70%
Operation setting value: minimum, UV setting for DS: NO USE
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: 0setting value200%
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: Rated frequency
setting value1Hz with moving down rate df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: 0setting value200%
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: Rated frequency
setting value+1Hz with moving up rate df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: Maximum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: setting value200%0
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle

operation value105% or less


Difference between operation value and reset value is
0.05Hz or less
For 0.20.5% setting: Operation value80% or more
For 0.60.9% setting: Operation value93% or more
For another setting: Operation value95% or more
Difference between operation value and reset value is
0.05Hz or less
operation value105% or less

Setting value 20ms or 5% whichever is greater

1Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supply: Rating voltage

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Items

Operation
time

Islanding detection
element
CPP1-A11D2

Lock reset time of lock function at


un-interconnected condition
Earth fault over
voltage element
Over voltage
element
Under voltage
element
Phase fault
directional element
L,H element

CPP
Reset time

Under frequency
element

Reverse power
element

Over frequency
element

Under-power
element

Condition
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency:Rated frequency
Rated frequency+setting value
500%
Change abruptly at the same phase.
DI input voltage: Rated voltage0
Measuring the time between contact open statusclose status.
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input: Operation setting value150%0
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input: Operation setting value120%0
Operation setting value: 100V
Input: operation setting value70%rated voltage
Operation setting value: minimum, UV setting for DS: NO USE
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: setting value200%0
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: setting value+1Hz
Rated frequency with moving up rate df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: setting value200%0
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Operation setting value: Minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: setting value1Hz
Rated frequency with moving down rate df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: Maximum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: 0setting value300%
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle

Guaranteed performance

Setting value: 40ms

Setting value 50ms or 5% whichever is greater

200ms20ms

Islanding detection
Output contact
element
Common condition1
latching time
CPP1-A11D2

55
5

Phase fault
directional element
L,H element

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Input current: setting value200%
USE UV setting for DS: NO USE

305
5

Operation side

35

Reverse power
Phase
characteristic element

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Input current: setting value200%

Operation side

Maximum sensitive angle=05

Under power
element

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Input current: setting value200%

Operation side

Maximum sensitive angle=1805

1Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supply: Rating voltage

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Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.
Input voltage
DC110V
DC220V
AC100V
AC220V

Inrush current Ip
Approx. 20A
Approx. 55A
Approx. 25A
Approx. 65A

3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contactopened ) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to
output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.
Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power
of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the

phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system


requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit
Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in
case of the application of the communication facility as the card
necessary for communication (CC-Link ) is option. In case of retrofit
existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year,
d:Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.
7. Improvement of reliability of protection system
For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. Lock at un-interconnected condition (Terminal number E-01,E03) Operation of each element (DS, RP, UF, OF, UP and df/dt) are
locked for the determined time after interconnection (set by the timer
element of un-interconnected condition) in order to prevent
unnecessary operations due to the power fluctuation. The lock
condition will be released in the determined time.
10. The DI input of un-interconnected condition (Terminal number E01,E-03) has a polarity. Therefore, please pay attention to polarity
as the DI input can not be detected properly due to the wrong
connection of DI circuit.
11. Make a wiring between EVT a terminal and A-12 terminal of
relay and EVT f terminal and A-11 terminal of relay. Also, the
grounding of EVT tertiary circuit has to be configured by the wiring
betweenfterminal of EVT and earth terminal.

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.
3. The setting of measuring transformer ratio is applied only for the
measuring indication converted to the primary side, and is not
applied for protection element.
4. The EVT tertiary voltage ratio should be set as output nominal
voltage between terminal a and f of EVT. Example: 190/3
190V, 110/3110V
5. The UV test function (item No. 533) will be used for single phase test

for under voltage element. (UV test LED will turn on during selecting
UV TEST). UV TEST should be set as OFF in the operational
condition.
6. The DS test function (item No. 546) will be used for single phase test
for the phase fault directional element. (DS test LED will turn on
during selecting DS TEST). DS TEST should be set as OFF in the
operational condition.
7. The 67P and 91L elements detect 3 phases active power(3EIcos).
100% of 3 phases power equal to that when nominal voltage (110V)
and nominal current (5A) are impressed.

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

45

CPP

Sample of external connection diagram


Main power network

+ A01

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

B05
Y

A03

B07

A18

52R

Self diagnosis output


B06

X0
IA A17
A20

B08
B09
X1

A22

Over voltage element


U

B10

IB A19
CT

Earth fault over voltage element


U

B11
X2

Under voltage element


U

B12

IC A21

B13
X3

ED

Phase fault directional element


I

B14

CPP

C07
X4
EA

C08

EVT

A13
VAB
VBC

Tr

Under frequency element For


f
signaling

C09
X5

Reverse power element


P

C10
A14
A15

C11
X6

Over frequency element


f

C12

ED

C13
X7

Under-power element
P

C14
a

C15

R 3
ED

+
Un-interconnected
condition
4

DC110V

+ A11

X8

A12

V0

C16
X9
X8
2

Xa
X9
+ E01
52Rb52Gb etc

E03

Xb
Xa
2

Xc
Xb

52G

Islanding detection element


df/dt

B17

Under voltage element


U

B18
B19

Under-power element
P

B20
1

C17
C18

For trip

UOR UOR I
OR fOR POR f
OR df/dt

C19
C20
Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

Communication card
(option)

Consumer-owned
dispersed generator

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

A02
B04 SLD

ED
1
2
3
4

The island detection facility is not available for CPP1-A01D2.


The output contact device number for CPP1-A01D2 is the number inside the parentheses.
A resistance is necessary for the isolated neutral system.
The application voltage for terminal E-01, E-03 is 24V in case that the supplied auxiliary power voltage is 24V.

Fig.61CPP1A01D2, CPP1A11D2

46

The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

CGP1 Series GENERATOR PROTECTION RELAY


Type, rating and specification
Type name
Phase current
Line voltage
Zero-phase voltage

CGP1A03D2

CGP1A01D2
5A
57120V

100208V
DC110V
Permissible variable range 77143Vor DC24V
Permissible variable range DC19.2V31.2V
Input voltage 24V is applicable only for the case that auxiliary power supply voltage is 24V.
Photo coupler input voltage
In any other cases, only DC110V is applicable as for photo coupler input voltage.
50Hz or 60Hz
Frequency
Protective element
51,50,462,84,59,27,95L,95H,67P,51G
51,50,462,84,59,27,95L,95H,67P,67G,64
Combined instrument Zero phase current Commercially available ZCTConformity with JEC-1201 200/1.5mA

transformer
Zero-phase voltage Commercially available EVT
Conformity with JEC-1201
2.55A
IG Generator rating current
0.1A step
Operation current
LOCKIG100120%1% step
Operation time multiplier
0.250.5100.5 step
Rating

Overcurrent
time-delayed

Operation time
characteristics

Operation current
Overcurrent
instantaneous Operation time
Operation current
Operation time multiplier
Unbalance
current 1
Operation time
characteristics
Unbalance Operation current
current 2
Operation time
Operation
Voltage
detecting Operation time
Operation
Over
voltage
Operation time
Operation
Under
voltage
Operation time
Operation
Under
frequency Operation time
Operation
Over
Setting frequency Operation time
Operation
Reverse
power
Operation time
Operation currentI0
Earth fault OperationV0
directional Operation time
Maximum sensitive angle
Operation
Earth fault
over voltage Operation time
Operation
Earth fault
overcurrent Operation time
Output contact configuration
Operation indicator LED hold
CT primary
VT primary
VT secondary
EVT primary
EVT tertiary
ZCT error correction on/off
ZCT error adjustment
Real time measurement
Max.record
Fault record (operation value)
Display
Fault record (operation item)
Self-diagnosis
Forced operation
Direct communication port
Communication
Remote communication port

Burden (at rating)

Mass
Sample of external connection diagram

0.14
M
NI
t

s tOperation time
s
Normal inverse time-delayed
I0.021
10
IMultiple of input current against setting
150
M
EI
t

s
Extremely inverse time-delayed
I21
10
value
IG100%120%
M
DT
MOperation time multiplier
times
t2
s
Definite time-delayed
10

LOCKIG100%1200%50% step
INST0.10.5s0.1s step
LOCKIG5%30%
1% step
10501 step
M
t
s
I22

tOperation time
s
I2Multiple of input negative sequence current against IG
MOperation time multiplier
times

LOCKIG5%30%
1% step
110s
0.1s step
LOCK80110V
1V step
0.510s
0.1s step
LOCK110155V
1V step
0.110s
0.1s step
LOCK20110V
1V step
0.110s
0.1s step
Rating50Hz
LOCK49.5Hz45Hz
0.1Hz step
,Rating60Hz
LOCK59.555Hz
0.1Hz
0.110s
0.1s step
Rating50Hz
LOCK50.5Hz55Hz
0.1Hz step
,Rating60Hz
LOCK60.565Hz
0.1Hz
0.110s
0.1s step
LOCKIG0.5130%
1% step
0.120s
0.1s step

10mA
ZCT secondary
0.5mA step

LOCK560V
1V step

INST0.110s
0.1s step

Lead 0
90
5 step

LOCK560V
1V step

0.120s0.1s step
LOCK0.12.0A0.1A step

INST0.10.5s0.1s step

CGP1

Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts


Default setting at ex-works
All LED self-hold
Default setting at ex-works
5101212.5152025304050607580100120125150200250300400500600750800100012001250
150020002500300040005000600075008000[A]
100999V
1V step
10009990V
10V step
10.0k99.9kV
0.1kV step
100k300kV
1kV step
100/3110/3115/3120/3100110115120V
100999V
1V step
,10009990V
10V step
,

10.0k99.9kV
1kV step
,100k300kV
1kV step
10011011512010031103

11531203V

OFFON
When the actual measured transforming ratio is within

range of 200/1.54.1mA, the deviation from the ZCT


nominal transforming ratio 200/1.5mA can be corrected.
Phase current3, voltage, Zero-phase voltage#, Active power, Reverse power, Power factor, Frequency
Phase current3, voltage, Zero-phase voltage#, Active power, Reverse power
Phase current3, voltage, Zero-phase voltage#, Active power, Reverse power, Power factor, Frequency
Record and indicate the operated elements.
Normal result:On the RUN LED
green
Status indication item No.400=No display.
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Each output contact
Standard equipment
PC software for Direct communication:Option
Option
For CC-LINK
Phase current circuit:Less than 0.5VA, Voltage circuit:Less than 1.0VA,
Zero-phase voltage circuit:Less than 0.15VA
A01 type
Zero-phase current circuit: Less than 10
A01 type
Auxiliary power supply circuit:at DC100V=Approx. 6W, at AC100V=Approx. 12VA, at DC220V=Approx. 6W,
at AC220V=Approx. 14VA
In case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit:Approx. 3.5kg, Including case:Approx. 4.5kg
Fig.72
Fig.71

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.
# Not applicable for CGP1-A03D2

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Characteristics

Operation
value

CGP1

Reset value

Operation
time

Condition
Guaranteed performance
Items
Setting value 5%
Overcurrent time-delayed element
Common condition
1
Setting value 10%
Overcurrent instantaneous element
Unbalance current element 1
Negative sequence current
Unbalance current element 2
Setting value 5%
Voltage detecting element
1
Over voltage element Common condition
Under voltage element
Under frequency element Input voltage: Rated voltage
Setting value 0.05Hz
Over frequency element Input voltage: Rated voltage
0.5, 13% setting: Setting value5mA
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Reverse power
For another setting: setting value 5%
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
element
Setting: Zero phase voltage: minimum
1.0 and 1.5mA setting: setting value10%
Zero phase
Input: Zero phase voltage=rated voltage30%
current
For another setting: setting value 5%
Earth fault
Phase: maximum sensitive angle
directional element
Setting: Zero phase current: minimum
CGP1A01D2
Zero phase
Input: Zero phase current=setting value1000% Setting value 5%
voltage
Phase: maximum sensitive angle
Earth fault overcurrent
Setting value 5%
Common condition
1
CGP1A03D2
Earth fault over voltage element
Setting value 5%
Common condition
1
CGP1A01D2
Overcurrent time-delayed element
Common condition
1
Overcurrent instantaneous element
Unbalance current element 1
Setting value95% or more
Negative sequence current
Unbalance current element 2
Voltage detecting element
Over voltage element Common condition
1
Setting value105% or less
Under voltage element
Difference between operation value and reset value is
Under frequency element Input voltage: Rated voltage
0.05Hz or less
Over frequency element Input voltage: Rated voltage
0.5, 13% setting: operation value80% or more
Reverse power
Input voltage: Rated voltage
For another setting: setting value95% or more
element
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Setting: Zero phase voltage: minimum
Zero phase
Input: Zero phase voltage=rated voltage30%
current
Earth fault
Phase: maximum sensitive angle
Operation value90% or more
directional element
Setting: Zero phase current: minimum
Zero phase
CGP1A01D2
Input:
Zero
phase
current=setting
value1000%
voltage
Phase: maximum sensitive angle
Earth fault overcurrent
Setting value95% or more
Common condition
1
CGP1A03D2
Earth fault over voltage element
Setting value95% or more
Common condition
1
CGP1A01D2
NI,EI Input: 300%: nominal value12% or less
Operation setting value: minimum
Input: 500%: nominal value12% or less
Operation time multiplier: 10
Input: 1000%: nominal value7% or less
Input: 0setting value300.500.1000%
0.14
M
DT Nominal value5% or less
NINormal inverse time delayed
t

s
Overcurrent
characteristics
I0.021
10
time-delayed
M
150
EIExtremely inverse
t

s
element
time-delayed characteristic
10
I21
M
DTDefinite time-delayed
t2
s
characteristic
10
t: operation time(s)
I: Multiple of input current against operation value
(Ig100120%)
M: Operation time multiplier
times

Operation setting value: minimum


Overcurrent
instantaneous element Input: 0200% of setting value

Unbalance current
element 1

Operation setting value: minimum


Operation time multiplier: 10
Input: 030,50,100% of Generator rated current Ig

Setting value25ms or less and at the time of INST


setting: 40ms or less

Input: 300%: nominal value20% or less


Input: 500%: nominal value15% or less
Input: 1000%: nominal value10% or less

t: operation time(s)
I2: Multiple of input negative sequence
M
t
s
current against Ig
I22
M: Operation time multiplier
times

Setting: minimum
Input: negative sequence current=0setting value200%
Voltage detecting element Operation setting value: minimum
Over voltage element Input: 0operation setting value120%
Operation setting value: 100V
Under voltage
element
Input: rated voltageoperation setting value70%
Unbalance current
element 2

Setting value 5% or less

0.10.5s setting: setting value25ms or less


For 0.610s setting: Within setting value5%

1Common condition
1Rating Frequency2Ambient temperature203Auxiliary power supply: Rating voltage

48

Items
Under frequency
element

Over frequency
element

Operation
time

Reverse power
element

Earth fault
directional element
CGP1A01D2
Earth fault overcurrent element
CGP1A03D2
Earth fault over voltage element
CGP1A01D2
Overcurrent time-delayed element
Overcurrent instantaneous element
Unbalance current element 1
Unbalance current element 2
Voltage detecting element
Over voltage element

Under voltage
element
Under frequency
element

Reset time

Over frequency
element

Reverse power
element

Earth fault
directional element
CGP1A01D2
Earth fault overcurrent element
CGP1A03D2
Earth fault over voltage element
CGP1A01D2

Condition

Operation setting value: minimum


Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: Rated frequencysetting value1Hz with
moving down rate df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: maximum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: Rated frequencysetting value+1Hz with
moving up rate df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: 0setting value200%
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Setting: Zero phase current, voltage=minimum
Input: Zero phase current=0setting value1000%
Zero phase voltage=0rated voltage30%
Phase: maximum sensitive angle
Operation setting value: minimum
Input: Zero phase current=0setting value1000%
Operation setting value: minimum
Input: Operation setting value150%
Operation setting value: minimum
Input: Operation setting value300%0
Setting: minimum
Input: negative sequence current=setting value300%0A
Operation setting value: minimum
Input: Operation setting value120%0
Operation setting value: 100V
Input: Operation setting value70%rated voltage
Operation setting value: minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: Setting value1Hzrated frequency with
moving up rate ,df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: maximum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Frequency: Setting value+1Hzrated frequency with
moving down rate ,df/dt=5Hz/s
Operation setting value: minimum
Input voltage: Rated voltage
Input current: setting value200%0
Phase of current: Maximum sensitive angle
Setting: Zero phase current, voltage=minimum
Input: Zero phase current=setting value1000%0
Zero phase voltage=rated voltage30%0
Phase: maximum sensitive angle
Operation setting value: minimum
Input: Zero phase current=setting value1000%0
Operation setting value: minimum
Input: operation setting value150%0

Input voltage: Rated voltage


Current input: setting value200%
Phase
Setting: Zero phase current, voltage=minimum
characteristic Earth fault
directional element Input: Zero phase current=setting value1000%
CGP1A01D2
Zero phase voltage=rated voltage30%
Settings: Time-delayed operation value=minimum,
operation time multiplier=10,
Overcurrent
time-delayed element operation characteristic=all characteristics
Overshoot
Current input: 0A setting value1000%
characteristic
Settings: Time-delayed operation value=minimum,
Unbalance current
operation time multiplier=10
element 1
Current input: 0A setting value1000%
Reverse power
element

Guaranteed performance

0.10.5s setting: setting value25ms or less


For 0.610s setting: Within setting value5%

In case of INST setting: 80ms or less


0.10.5s setting: within25ms of setting value
0.61.0s setting: within5% of setting value
Within setting value 25ms
0.10.5s setting: setting value25ms or less
For 0.610s setting: Within setting value5%

CGP1

200ms25ms

Maximum sensitive angle=0


5

Maximum sensitive angle5

No-operation limit time/operation time=90% or more

49

Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.

CGP1

Input voltage Inrush current Ip


Approx. 20A
DC110V
Approx. 55A
DC220V
Approx. 25A
AC100V
Approx. 65A
AC220V
3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contact opened) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to
output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.
Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power
of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the
phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system
requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit
Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in
case of the application of the communication facility as the card
necessary for communication (CC-Link ) is option. In case of retrofit
existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year,
d:Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.

7. Improvement of reliability of protection system


For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. Make a wiring between EVT a terminal and A-10 terminal of
relay and EVT
f terminal and A-09 terminal of relay. Also, the
grounding of EVT tertiary circuit has to be configured by the wiring
between f terminal of EVT and earth terminal. Any other wiring
than above will not realize the correct detection on the earth fault
directional.
10. Lock function by external control input
Two DI circuits are installed for the interlock by external control signals,
and a relay element can be locked by DI input. Moreover, the relay element
locked at the time of DI input arising can be set up to each DI circuit.
11. A commercially available ZCT conformity with JEC1201 (type BZ in
case of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION) may be applicable
for the type CGP1-A01D2.
12. Only one number of ZCT can be connected to one number of the
type CGP1-A01D2. Correct operation of the relay can not be
guaranteed against two or more numbers of ZCT to connect to one
number of the type CGP1-A01D2.
13. It is possible to use the type CGP1-A03 as the phase over current
protection provided with two phases. However, residual connection of
2 phases can not be applied to the earth fault over current element.
The residual connection of 3 phases only can be applied to the earth
fault over current element. In case of only two phase CTs being
available for phase over current protection, ZCT or one more CT is
needed for earth fault over current element. Also. The unbalance
current elements are not operated properly by the CT circuits
provide with two phases. Therefore, please make a setting of
unbalance current elements as LOCK position.
14. The DI input for interlock (Terminal number E-01,E-03 and
E-02,E-04) has a polarity. Therefore, please pay attention to
polarity as the input signals can not be detected properly due to the
wrong connection of DI circuit.
15. According to the connection diagram, ZCT terminalKis assigned
as utility side and terminalLis assigned as load (generator) side.
However, it is possible to assign the ZCT terminal K as load
(generator) side and the ZCT terminalLas utility side. In this case,
make a wiring between ZCT secondary terminal k and relay
terminal A-16 and between ZCT terminal l and relay terminal
A-15. Regarding a CT connection, make wiring as R phase current
flows into the terminal A-18 of relay and T phase current flows
into the terminal A-22 of relay in case of normal operation. Please
note allow marks indicated in the connection diagram shows the
direction of current in case of faults occurrence in the generator.
16. To prevent the influence from noise or surge, a shielded 2 cores (size
is 0.751mm2) cable should be used for the connection between ZCT
or ZVT and relay and shield wire should be connected to the earth
terminal of the relay or the earth terminal located inside of the
switchboard. Further more, the go and return burden of the cable
should be less than 5 ohms which is almost equal to 100m distance in
case of 0.75mm2 .

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.
3. The setting of measuring transformer ratio is applied only for the
measuring indication converted to the primary side, and is not
applied for protection element.
4. The EVT tertiary voltage ratio should be set as output nominal
voltage between terminal a and f of EVT. Example: 190/3
190V, 110/3110V
5. The function of the ZCT error correction installed in the relay (CGP1A01D2 type only, item No. 906,907) is applied for the purpose of

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

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correcting ZCT transformation error, so that improving the composite


characteristics is achieved. The ZCT error correction range is
200mA/1.5mA4.1mA(0+2.6mA) for the nominal transformation
ratio 200mA/1.5mA specified with JEC-1201.
6. The UV test function (item No. 533) will be used for single phase test
for under voltage element. (UV test LED will turn on during selecting
UV TEST). UV TEST should be set as OFF in the operational
condition.
7. The 67P element detect 3 phases active power(3EIcos). 100% of 3
phases power equal to that when nominal voltage (110V) and nominal
current (5A) are impressed.

Sample of external connection diagram


A
B
C

+ A01
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

B05
Y

A03

Self diagnosis output


B06

EA

B07

EVT

X0

Over current element


IORI

B08
B09
X1
CB

Earth fault over voltage element


U

B10
B11
a

X2

R 1

67G
trip
direction K
ZCT
(200/1.5mA) L

B12

+ A09
ED

B13

V0 A10

X3

+ A15

X4

B15

IA 3

X6
C11
X7

A22

VAB

C13
X8

ED

Under voltage element


U
Under frequency element
f

C14

A12

C15
VBC

Over voltage element


U

C12

A11

VT

CGP1

C10

A21
IC 3

67P
protection
direction

C09

A18

Voltage detecting element For


signaling
U

C08

A17

CT
K

C07
X5

ED

ED

Unbalance current element 2


INSC

B16
A16

Unbalance current element 1


INSC

B14

I0
r
ZCT

Earth fault directional element


I

X9

A13

Over frequency element


f

C16
C17
Xa

Reverse power element


P

C18
B17
Xb
+
DC110V

DI1

B19
Xc

E03

B20

Lock function by external control input + E02


+
DI2
DC110V
E04
2

Generator

IOR INSCOR INSC


OR

Communication card
(option)

B18

+ E01

IOR IOR UOR


UOR UOR

For trip

fOR fOR P
Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

A02
B04 SLD

ED
1 A resistance is necessary for the isolated neutral system.
2 The application voltage for terminal E-01, E-03 and terminal E-02, E-04 is 24V in case that the supplied auxiliary power voltage is 24V.
3
Indicates the direction of current flowing into the generator side during generator failure occurrence.
Indicates the direction of current being output from the generator side when the system is healthy.

Fig.71CGP1A01D2
The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

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+ A01
Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

B05
Y

A03

Self diagnosis output


B06
B07

Overcurrent time-delayed element


I

X0
B08
B09
X1
CB

B10

A17
IA 2

Overcurrent instantaneous element


I

B11

A18

X2

Earth fault overcurrent element


I

B12
A19

ED

B13
IB 2

67P
trip
direction

X3

A20

B14

A21

CT

IC 2

B15
X4

Unbalance current element 2


INSC

B16

A22

C07

+ A15

CGP1

Unbalance current element 1


INSC

X5

I0

Voltage detecting element For


signaling
U

C08

A16

C09
X6

Over voltage element


U

C10
C11
X7
A11

VT
VAB
VBC

ED

Under voltage element


U

C12
C13

A12

X8

Under frequency element


f

C14

A13

C15
X9

Over frequency element


f

C16
C17
Xa
+ E01

+
DC110V

DI1

Lock function by external control input


+
DC110V
1

B17

E03

Xb

IOR IOR I
I OR INSC

OR NSC

B18

OR

B19
Xc

E04

B20

UOR UOR

For trip

fOR fOR P
Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

Generator
Communication card
(option)

C18

+ E02
DI2

Reverse power element


P

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

A02
B04 SLD

ED
1 The application voltage for terminal E-01, E-03 and terminal E-02, E-04 is 24V in case that the supplied auxiliary power voltage is 24V.
2
Indicates the direction of current flowing into the generator side during generator failure occurrence.
Indicates the direction of current being output from the generator side when the system is healthy.

Fig.72CGP1A03D2

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The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

CGP2 Series GENERATOR PROTECTION RELAY


Type, rating and specification
CGP2A02D2
5A
100120V
DC110VPermissible variable range 77143Vor DC24VPermissible variable range DC19.2V31.2V
Rating
Photo coupler input voltage
Input voltage 24V is applicable only for the case that auxiliary power supply voltage is 24V.
In any other cases, only DC110V is applicable as for photo coupler input voltage.
Frequency
50Hz or 60Hz
87G
87G,40
Protective element
LOCK0.41.0A0.2A step
Minimum operation current
Biased
1020%5% step
Bias
differential
INST60ms or less
0.10.5s 0.1s step
Operation time
Impedance ZF
LOCK5.050.0
0.5 step
Loss of
0.44.0
0.04 step
excitation Impedance ZB
Operation time
0.210s 0.1s step
DI lock time
0.15.0s 0.1s step
Setting
Output contact configuration
Refer to the external connection diagram/Auto reset for all contacts Default setting at ex-works
Operation indicator LED hold
All LED self-hold Default setting at ex-works
5101212.5152025304050607580100120125150200250300400500600750800100012001250
CT primary
150020002500300040005000600075008000[A]
100999V1V step10009990V10V step10.0k
VT primary

99.9kV0.1kV step100k300kV1kV step


VT secondary
100/3110/3115/3120/3100110115120V

Real time measurement


Phase current3, Differential current, Line voltage, Phase, Frequency
Max.record
Phase current3, Differential current, Line voltage
Fault record (operation value)
Phase current3, Differential current, Line voltage, Phase
Display
Fault record (operation item)
Record and indicate the operated elements.
Normal result:On the RUN LED (green) Status indication item No.400=No display.
Self-diagnosis
Abnormal result:Off the RUN LEDStatus indication item No.400=Display defects code
Forced operation
Each output contact
Direct communication port
Standard equipmentPC software for Direct communication:Option
Communication
Remote communication port
Option For CC-LINK
Phase current circuit:Less than 0.5VA,
Phase current circuit:Less than 0.5VA,
Auxiliary power supply circuit:
Voltage circuit:Less than 1.0VA,
at DC100V=Approx. 6W,
Auxiliary power supply circuit:
at AC100V=Approx. 12VA,
at DC100V=Approx. 6W,
Burden (at rating)
at DC220V=Approx. 6W,
at AC100V=Approx. 12VA,
at AC220V=Approx. 14VA
at DC220V=Approx. 6W,
In case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
at AC220V=Approx. 14VA
In case of installing communication card, add 2 VA.
Net weight of relay unit:Approx. 3.5kg, Including case:Approx. 4.5kg
Mass
Fig.8-1
Fig.8-2, 3
Sample of external connection diagram
Type name
Phase current
Line voltage

CGP2A01D2

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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CGP2

Characteristics
Items
Biased differential
characteristic
Minimum operation
Operation current
value
Loss of excitation element
ZF operation value
Loss of excitation element
ZB operation value
Loss of excitation element
ZF reset value
Loss of excitation element
Reset value ZB reset value
Biased differential
characteristic
Reset value
Biased differential
characteristic
Operation
time

Loss of excitation
element

Biased differential
characteristic
Reset time

CGP2

Loss of excitation
element

Biased differential characteristic


Bias characteristic

Biased differential
characteristic
Phase
characteristic
Loss of excitation element

Loss of excitation element ZF V-I characteristic


Loss of excitation element ZB
V-I characteristic
Loss of excitation element, 51 stopper operation value

Condition
Setting: Minimum operation value,
Bias and operation time for all elements = minimum
Input: One terminal feeding for neutral side or load side
( called "one terminal feeding" in afterward)
Setting: All settings operation time = minimum
Input: Current=rated current12 constantly 10A
Ia=5A, Ib5A, Ia-Ib=10A
Current phase: lag 270
against voltage
When measuring operation values, if voltage reaches 110V
or more with the 2rated current being constant,
measurement is realized by reducing the current with
voltage being constant at 110V.

Setting value 5%

Setting value 5%
Setting value 5%
105% or less of operation value
95% or more of operation value

Setting: Minimum operation value,


Bias and operation time for all elements = minimum
95% or more of operation value
Input: One terminal feeding
Setting: Minimum operation current=minimum,
At INST setting: 60ms or less
Bias=minimum, all operation time settings
At 0.10.5s setting: setting value 20ms
Input: One terminal feeding condition 0(A) minimum operation current300%.
Setting: ZF,ZB=minimum, all operation time settings
Input: Current=0 Arated current12 constantly 10A,
Voltage=110V40 V
Current phase: lag 270
against voltage
Setting: Minimum operation current=minimum,
Bias=minimum, all operation time settings
Input: One terminal feeding condition,
minimum operation current300%0 A.
Setting: ZF,ZB=minimum, all operation time settings
Input: Current=rated current12 constantly 10A0 A,
Voltage=40V110 V
Current phase: lag 270
against voltage
Setting: Minimum operation value, Bias and operation time for
all elements
Input: Fixed I1 according to right side table and vary I2

In case of setting value 0.2s0.4s, setting value20ms


In case of setting value 0.5s or more, setting value5%

200ms20ms

200ms20ms

Bias setting
10%
15%
20%

I1
11A
11.5A
12A

Input: Fixed I1 to 30A and vary I2


Setting: Minimum operation current = minimum,
Bias and operation time for all elements = minimum
Input: Fixed I1 and I2 to 10A and vary the phase between
I1 and I2, measure operating angle.
Setting: ZF, ZB=minimum, operation time=minimum
Input current=rated current2 constantly10AIA=5A,IB=5A, IAIB=10A
The characteristics control points: 2 pointslag 240
and 300
against voltage.
For the method of seeking the operation theoretic value,
refer to the instruction manual.

I2:15A10%

Setting: Minimum operation time for all elements


Input current=0.8A40ANo operation below 0.8A
Current=lag 270
against voltage
Common condition

Setting value 5%

Please refer to the instruction manual regarding the details on this specification.

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Guaranteed performance

Bias
I2=10A
5%

Bias10%:174.35
Bias15%:171.45
Bias20%:168.55
In the inputting theoretic operation value,
theoretic phase angle value5% and theoretic
operation value5% at the characteristic
control point.

Setting value 5%
0.8A5%

Precaution for application


1. Guarantee against interruption of AC power supply
When an uninterruptible AC power source is not available in your
system for the auxiliary power supply, use the type B-T1 AC/DC
converter or commercially available uninterruptible power supply
(UPS). In addition, possible duration of the power supply type B-T1
AC/DC converter is confirmed as about 2 seconds in combination
with one MELPRO-D series relay. Therefore, in the case that the
required duration of power supply after power source loss exceeds 2
seconds, please use a suitable commercial uninterruptible power
supply. When power supply back up for the circuit breaker is
required, it is necessary to prepare the power supply independent
from the type B-T1 AC/DC converter.
2. Inrush current of power supply
Since inrush current (about 2ms duration) as below may flow into the
relay when the power supply is turned on, please make a
consideration on this regard for selection of power circuit breaker.
Input voltage
DC110V
DC220V
AC100V
AC220V

Inrush current Ip
Approx. 20A
Approx. 55A
Approx. 25A
Approx. 65A

3. Trip circuit
Only the dedicated contacts can be used for the circuit breaker trip
circuit. Please keep in mind that the contacts for signaling can not be
used for the trip circuit. (If used, the contact may burn). Also, connect
the pallet contact (52a) of the circuit breaker to the trip coil circuit in
series.
4. Self-diagnosis output circuit
The self-diagnosis output contact is so configured that the auxiliary
relay is energized
( break contact opened ) when normal result of
self-diagnosis is received. This type of contact will allow the relay to
output abnormal result even after the built-in power failures.
Therefore, the break contact is still closed in the aftermath of the
power applying and will be opened after 50ms. If the auxiliary power
of the relay and the self-diagnosis output contact feed from a same
power source, the break contact will be closed temporarily after
auxiliary power supply is turned on. In this case where the
phenomenon stated in the above would conflict with your system
requirement, it is recommended that the self-diagnosis output contact
should be connected via the time-delay timer.
5. Grounding circuit
Be sure to make a wiring to the earth terminal located on the back of
the relay according to the Class D earth wiring method (Grounding
resistance should be less than 100 ohm).
6. CC-Link communication circuit
Please include the communication card into your purchasing order in
case of the application of the communication facility as the card

necessary for communication (CC-Link) is option. In case of retrofit


existing relay with communication card, please inform the followings
of existing relay. a:Type, b:Style number, c:Manufacturing year,
d:Serial number, e:Date of stamp on the checking seal (The above
mentioned items a.d. are indicated on the bottom right of front face
of the relay and item e. is indicated on the upper of back side of the
relay.) The version number of CC-Link is 1.00.
7. Improvement of reliability of protection system
For the important facilities, multiplex system such as dual should be
provided to improve reliability.
8. Effects of external surge
Some type of surge with a certain condition may inversely affect the
relay. If so, take it into account to install surge absorbers.
9. The external wiring should be done according to the connection
diagram of each relay. If a wrong wiring would be made, there are
some possibilities that causing of the differential current and
improper operation of loss of excitation element.
10. Lock function by external control input
Two DI circuits are installed for the interlock by external control
signals, and a relay element can be locked by DI input. Moreover, the
relay element locked at the time of DI input arising can be set up to
each DI circuit.
11. In case of application of the loss of excitation element only, wiring
should be made for the VT circuit Vab, CT circuits Ia (terminal
numberA17-A18), Ib ( terminal numberA19
- A20) and not
necessary to make a wiring for other terminals.
12. The DI input for interlock (Terminal number E-01,E-03 and
E-02,E-04) has a polarity. Therefore, please pay attention to
polarity as the input signals can not be detected properly due to the
wrong connection of DI circuit.
13. The differential current, caused by the flow-through current ( due to
inrush current of transformer or faults current) of CT which has
different saturated characteristics for each other and are located in
the neural point and load side of generator, will become cause of missoperation of the relay. To prevent from such an incorrect operation, it
is recommended to apply the CT in which accuracy limit factor is
more than 20 and accuracy is 1P class or 1PS class.
14. Despite of no faults in the excitation circuit, the calculated
impedance in the relay will be closed to the operation area and the
loss of excitation element will operate due to unbalance of 3 phases
PT circuit voltage (caused by a broken wire for example) or
unbalance of burden for each phase. To prevent from such incorrect
operation, it is recommended to apply the voltage balance relay.
15. When the differential current check is detected (contact X4 is in
operation and differential check LED is in lit condition), careful
checking of external wiring is requested as there are a possibility to
have some mistake of the wiring.

Precaution for using


1. When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is
LOCK (for element with LOCK position) or minimum setting
value(for element without LOCK position)
2. To set as [LOCK] position means to set the element out of use.

3. When current input for the loss of excitation element is derived from
the generator neutral point side, the phase current measuring does
not indicate outgoing current but incoming current.

Precaution for safety


Please refer to page2 and 3 regarding the safty information and request
when placing order.

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CGP2

Sample of external connection diagram


A B C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

+ A01
A03

B05
Y
B15

A09

VT

Self diagnosis output


B06
Differential current check

X4
VAB

B16

A10

B07
X0

ED

A18

Biased differential A phase


B08

A17

B09
X1

Biased differential B phase


B10

IA

For
signaling

A19
B11
A20

IB

X2

Biased differential C phase


B12

A21

B13
X3

CT

Loss of excitation
B14

A22

B17

IC

X5
B18
B19

ED
CGP2

X6
Generator

B20

Biased differential or
Loss of excitation
For trip
Biased differential or
Loss of excitation
Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

ED
CT

A15
A16
IC

A13
A14
A11

IB

A12
IA
+ E01
DI1

E03

DI operation lock function


+ E02
+
DC110V DI2
E04
1

N.G.R

Communication card
(option)

+
DC110V

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

A02
B04 SLD

ED

1 The application voltage for terminal E-01, E-03 and terminal E-02, E-04 is 24V in case that the supplied auxiliary power voltage is 24V.

Fig.81CGP2A01D2

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The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

A B C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

+ A01
A03

B05
Y
B15

A09

VT

Self diagnosis output


B06
Differential current check

X4
VAB

B16

A10

B07
X0

ED

A18

Biased differential A phase


B08

A17

B09
X1

Biased differential B phase


B10

IA

For
signaling

A19
B11
A20

IB

X2

Biased differential C phase


B12

A21

B13
X3

Loss of excitation
B14

A22
CT

B17
X5
B18
B19

ED
X6
Generator

B20

Biased differential or
Loss of excitation
For trip
Biased differential or
Loss of excitation

CGP2

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

A15
A16
A13
A14
A11
A12

+ E01
DI1

E03

DI operation lock function


+ E02
+
DC110V DI2
E04
1

N.G.R

Communication card
(option)

+
DC110V

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

A02
B04 SLD

ED

1 The application voltage for terminal E-01, E-03 and terminal E-02, E-04 is 24V in case that the supplied auxiliary power voltage is 24V.

Fig.82CGP2A01D2Apply only 40 element


The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

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A B C

Auxiliary
power supply
circuit

+ A01

B05
Y

A03

Self diagnosis output


B06
B15
Differential current check

X4
B16
B07
X0

A18

Biased differential A phase


B08

A17

B09
X1

Biased differential B phase


B10

IA

For
signaling

A19
B11
A20

IB

X2

Biased differential C phase


B12

A21

B13
X3

CT

Biased differential for all phases OR


B14

A22

B17

IC

X5

Biased differential for all phases OR


B18

CGP2

X6
Generator

For trip

B19

ED

Biased differential for all phases OR


B20

Programmable output
Default setting at ex-works

ED
CT

A15
A16
IC

A13
A14
A11

IB

A12
IA
+ E01
DI1

E03

DI operation lock function


+ E02
+
DC110V DI2
E04
1

N.G.R

Communication card
(option)

+
DC110V

B01 DA
B02 DB
B03 DG

Serial communication bus

A02
B04 SLD

ED

1 The application voltage for terminal E-01, E-03 and terminal E-02, E-04 is 24V in case that the supplied auxiliary power voltage is 24V.

Fig.83CGP2A02D2

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The connection diagram shows concepts of the wiring only. Therefore, please note that there will have some difference
between the connection diagram and actual installation status of CT,VT and safety devices such as fuse, etc.

MELPROD Series Dimensions


C
(18)

184

205

(185)

46 holes

Case type

D 1

151 114 130

D 2

251 214 230

2 out of 3
relay case

351 314 330

194

203

150

35

M3.5 screws
4M5 screws

Dimension in mm

CPS1

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Suggestion From Mitsubishi Electric


(for improving reliability of system)

As a way to improve the realiability of Protection system,


MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC also provides customers the following products.
Reduntant fault detection system
2 out of 3 methodThe method that the power system faults are detected by at least 2 relays among 3relay set.
In this way, the power system faults can be detected when 2 relays operate, even if
the other relay is in failure. (refer to the following concept diagram)
COFIGURATION CONCEPT

Ry 1
Ry 2

Ry 1

Ry 2

Ry 3

Ry 2

Ry 3

Ry 1

Trip

Ry 3
Trip

We provide a compact unit integrating 3 relays in one case.

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Control and Operation


Item Data LED

Item No. indicator LED

RUN LED
Communication LED
Unit LED
Phase LED

Setting/Cancel switch

Select/Set switch

Setting/Cancel indicator LED

UP switch

Setting End/Trip switch

DOWN switch
Indication/
Indication End switch

Setting End/Trip LED

Operation Indicator
Reset switch
Operation Indicator LEDs

Direct communication port

Explanation of Front panel


Designation

Setting/Cancel

Operational key switches

No.

Symbol
SETTING/CANCEL

SELECT/SET

Select/Set

Setting End/Trip

SET.END/TRIP
UP

UP select
DOWN select

DOWN

Indication/Indication End

Reset

Item No.

Item Data

Indicator LEDs

IND./IND.END

RESET
Green

Red

RUN

Green

Communication

Green

Unit
Phase
Setting/Cancel
Setting End/Trip

Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow

Red

Operation
Direct communication port

Description
Pressing this switch will start the procedure for setting, forced operation or option.
When this switch is pressed again instead of the SET.END/TRIP switch, data that
has been programmed will be all cleared to terminate the selected procedure.The
SETTING/CANCEL indicator LED is lit during the procedure.
This switch is used to select an item number and program item data
during setting, forced operation or option procedure.
When data is programmed to be ready for replacing the currently used
setting, the SET.END/TRIP LED will blink.
When the SET.END/TRIP switch is pressed with its LED blinking during
setting, forced operation or option procedure, the current setting will be
replaced by data given by programming. The new setting will be thus enabled.
These switches are used for selecting data elements. Pressing these
switches for a while will allow fast forward.
With the cover operating button, you can use the switches without
removing the cover.
Pressing this switch will start or end the display of settings and
measurements. With the cover operating button, you can use the switches
without removing the cover.
Pressing this switch will reset output contacts after the relay operated and
extinguish the operation indicator LEDs. With the cover operating button,
you can use the switches without removing the cover.
A number allocated to the selected setting, forced operation or option item
is indicated here.
Data that corresponds to the item number selected is displayed here. For
the indication of individual letters, see the instruction manual specifically
prepared for each model.
Indicate the result of the auto self-check. The lamp will be lit for normal
conditions while off for abnormal conditions.
Indicate the operational status of the communication card.
With a communication card installed: the lamp will be lit for normal
conditions, blinking during communication and off for abnormal conditions.
With a communication card not installed: the lamp will be off.
Indicate the unit used for the item data.
Indicate the phase that corresponds to the item data.
This lamp will be lit during setting, forced operation or option procedure.
This lamp will blink when new data is programmed to be ready for
replacing the current setting.
Indicate the applicable operation elements and phases of the relay.
This port is used for connecting PC and relay with the dedicated cable
(option). The measuring values, operating conditions and setting changes
can be done by PC with the dedicated software (option).

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DISPLAY

CANSEL

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

Nothing displayed at windows


of ITEM No. and ITEM DATA

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

IND.
END

IND.

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

UP

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

UP

DOWN

ITEM DATA

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM No.

ITEM
No.

Start setting

Initial status

ITEM
No.

Start to display the ITEM No. and


ITEM DATA by pushing IND/IND END

RESET

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

RESET

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

OPERATION INDICATOR

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

SETTING

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

Start display

Nothing displayed at windows


of ITEM No. and ITEM DATA

ITEM
No.

Initial status

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

IND.
END

IND.

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

UP

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

UP
DOWN

ITEM DATA

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM No.

ITEM
No.

Set ITEM No.

Exit the display status by


pushing IND/IND END

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

Exit display status

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

Select setting value by UP or


DOWN.
(ITEM DATA LED blinking)

ITEM
No.

Release

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

ITEM
No.

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

UP

IND.
IND.
END

DOWN

ITEM DATA

Set the selected setting value.


Please note that selected setting
value is not effective at this moment.

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

Release

2) Plural items can be


set at one time.
(same setting
group only)

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

ITEM DATA

IND.
END

IND.

DOWN

UP

All indications are changed to


turning off condition.

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

All selected setting value are


effective by this operation.

ITEM
No.

Make setting value effect

Press and hold (1s)

Admit setting value


ITEM
No.

(to display the


last number of
beginning group)

Select setting value

DOWN

UP

1) In setting status, to change the group of ITEM No. (500700800)

Note:

Please repeat the same operation in case of two or more items setting
(The above is applicable only for the same group classified with the same number of top digit.)

Select ITEM No. by UP or DOWN.


(ITEM No. LED blinking)

ITEM
No.

Select ITEM No.

Select ITEM No. by UP or DOWN,


ITEM DATA displayed.

RESET

OPERATION INDICATOR

TRIP

SET.END

SET

SELECT

CANSEL

SETTING

Select ITEM No.

Display/Setting Operation

When the product is shipped from the factory, each setting value is "LOCK" (for element with LOCK position) or "minimum setting value" (for element without LOCK position), therefore, please
make new setting as you wish according to the above mentioned procedure for each element.

SETTING

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Safety section
This Safety section should be read before starting any work on the relay. Be sure to read the instruction
manuals and other related documents prior to commencing any work on the relay in order to maintain them
in a safe condition. Be sure to be familiar with the knowledge, safety information and all caution items of the
product prior to use.
CAUTION Caution means that failure to un-observe safety information, incorrect use, or improper use may endanger personnel and equipment and cause personnel injury or physical damage.
Items as classified to the caution may become to occur more sever results according to the circumstance. Therefore, all items described
in the safety section are important and to be respected without fail.

CAUTION
1. Items concerning transportation
(1) Be sure the equipment to be kept in normal direction
(2) Avoid the bumps, shock, and vibration, otherwise the product performance /life might be unfavorably affected.
2. Items concerning storage
(1) Environment shall be as below, otherwise the product performance/life might be unfavorably affected.
-Ambient temperature: -20+60(with no condensation nor freezing)
-Relative humidity: 3080% average of a day
-Altitude: Less than 2000m
-Avoid applying unusual shock, vibration or leaning or magnetic field
-Not expose to harmful smoke, gas, salty air, water, vapor, dust, powder, explosive material or wind, rain.
3. Items concerning mounting/wiring work
(1) Mounting and wiring work should be done correctly. Otherwise, damage, burning or erroneous operation might occur.
(2) Screw terminal should be tightened securely. Otherwise, damage and burning might occur.
(3) Grounding should be done correctly in case it is required. Otherwise, electric shock, damage, burning or erroneous operation might occur.
(4) Wiring should be done without mistake especially observing the correct polarity. Otherwise, damage, burning or erroneous operation might
occur.
(5) Wiring should be done without mistake especially observing the phase ordering. Otherwise, damage, or erroneous operation might occur.
(6) Auxiliary power source, measuring transformer and power source which have enough capacity for correct operation of product should be used.
Otherwise, an erroneous operation might occur.
(7) Be sure to restore the front cover, terminal cover, protection cover, etc to the original position, which have been removed during the mounting/
wiring work. Otherwise, electrical shock might occur at the time of checking.
(8) Connection should be done correctly using designated and right connectors. Otherwise, damage or burning might occur.
(9) Fully insert the sub unit into the case until you can hear a click while pressing the handles located on both sides of the sub unit front face.
Otherwise, incomplete inserting the sub unit might only establish a poor contact with the terminals located on the back side of unit, which might
cause erroneous operation or heating.
4. Concerning equipment operation and settings
(1) Operational condition should be as below. Otherwise, the product performance/life might be unfavorably affected.
-Deviation of auxiliary power: within +10%-15% of rated voltage
-Deviation of frequency: within 5%of rated frequency
-Ambient temperature: 0+40(-10+50 is permissible during couples of hour per day, with no condensation nor freezing)
-Relative humidity: 3080% average of a day
-Altitude: Less than 2000m
-Avoid to be exposed to unusual shock, vibration, leaning or magnetic field
-Not expose to harmful smoke, gas, salty air, water, vapor, dust, powder, explosive material, wind or rain.
(2) Qualified personnel may work on or operate this product, otherwise, the product performance/life might be unfavorably affected and/or
burning or erroneous operation might occur.
(3) Be sure to read and understand the instruction manuals and other related documents prior to commencing operation and maintenance work on
the product. Otherwise, electrical shock, injury, damage, or erroneous operation might occur.
(4) While energizing product, be sure not to remove any unit or parts without permissible one. Otherwise, damage, or erroneous operation might
occur.
(5) While energizing product, be sure to make short circuit of current transformer secondary circuits before setting change or drawing out the sub
unit. Otherwise, secondary circuit of live current transformer might be opened and damage or burning might occur due to the high level
voltage.
(6) While energizing product, be sure to open trip lock terminal before setting change or drawing out the internal unit of product. Otherwise,
erroneous operation might occur.
(7) Be sure to use the product within rated voltage and current. Otherwise, damage or erroneous operation might occur.
(8) While energizing product, be sure not to clean up the product. Only wiping a stain on the front cover of product with a damp waste might be
allowable. (Be sure to wring hardly the water out of the waste.)
5. Items concerning maintenance and checking
(1) Be sure that only qualified personnel might work on or operate this product. Otherwise, electrical shock, injury, damage, or erroneous operation
might occur.
(2) Be sure to read and understand the instruction manuals and other related documents prior to commencing operation and maintenance work on
the product. Otherwise, electrical shock, injury, damage, or erroneous operation might occur.
(3) In case of replacing the parts, be sure to use the ones of same type, rating and specifications, etc. If impossible to use above parts, be sure to
contact the sales office or distributor nearest you. Otherwise, damage or burning might occur.
(4) Testing shall be done with the following conditions.
-Ambient temperature: 2010
-Relative humidity: Less than 90%
-Magnetic field: Less than 80A/m
-Atmospheric pressure: 86106103 Pa
-Installation angle: Normal direction2
-Deviation of frequency: within 1%of nominal frequency
-Wave form (in case of AC): Distortion factor less than 2% (Distortion factor=100%effective value of harmonics/effective value of fundamental)
-Ripple (in case of DC): Ripple factor less than 3% (Ripple factor=100%(max-min)/average of DC)
-Deviation of auxiliary power: within 2% of nominal voltage
-Be sure not to inject the voltage or current beyond the overload immunity. Otherwise, damage or burning might occur.
-Be careful not to touch the energized parts. Otherwise, the electric shock might occur.
6. Items concerning modification and/or repair work
Be sure to ask any modification and/or repair work for product to the sales office or distributor nearest you.
Unless otherwise, any incidents occurred with modification or repair works (including software) done by any other entity than MITSUBIHI
ELECTRIC CORPORATION shall be out of scope on warranty covered by MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION.
7. Items concerning disposal
Particular regulations within the country of operation shall be applied to the disposal.

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MITSUBISHI Numerical Protection Relay

MELPRO -D Series
TM

MITSUBISHI Numerical Protection Relay

MELPRO -D Series
TM

MELPRO -D
TM

Mitsubishi ELectric corporation's PROtection relay for Distribution.

HEAD OFFICE

CAUTION
TO PREVENT IT FROM THE RISK OF DAMAGE AND MAL FUNCTION,
BE SURE TO READ OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE (SERVICING)
INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.

SE-E840-C(11.03-1.0)ROS

: 7-3 MARUNOUCHI 2-CHOME, CHIYODA-KU


TOKYO, 100-8310, JAPAN

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ATTN. Protective relay technical service
FAX NO. JAPAN +81-78-996-7074

"MELPRO" is a trademark of the Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.


This printed matter has been published March 2011. Please note that specifications are subject to change without notice.

Published Mar.2011

Relays suitable for advanced network


systems and strongly support power
distribution automation.

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