GE 12SBD11B1A

Product Brief The GE 12SBD11B1A is a static bus differential relay from General Electric’s SBD series. This relay is specifically designed to provide bus differential protection for electrical power systems, and may also be used for differential protection of shunt reactors. It utilizes a high impedance, voltage measuring circuit with overcurrent supervision for fault detection. The static circuitry design results in very short operating times, ensuring rapid isolation of faulted bus sections to minimize equipment damage and system disruption.

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Description

GE 12SBD11B1A

Technical Specifications

  • Part Number: 12SBD11B1A
  • Manufacturer: General Electric
  • Series: SBD Static Differential Relays
  • Product Type: Static Bus Differential Relay
  • Phase: Single-phase
  • Speed: High-speed operation
  • Operating Voltage: Selectable 48, 125, or 250 VDC via voltage selecting link
  • Case Type: S-2 drawout case
  • Auxiliary CTs: Not required
  • Output Isolation: Telephone relay
  • Target Seal-In: Provided

Key Features

  • High impedance voltage measuring circuit for sensitive fault detection
  • Overcurrent supervision for secure operation
  • Static circuitry for very short operating times
  • Output isolation via telephone relay
  • Target seal-in unit for operation indication
  • Voltage selecting link for 48, 125, or 250 VDC operation
  • S-2 drawout case for easy maintenance and testing
  • No auxiliary CTs required

Application Scenarios Bus differential protection schemes, shunt reactor differential protection, substation protection systems, power distribution network protection, industrial power system protection

Performance Parameters

  • Operating Voltage: 48/125/250 VDC selectable
  • Case: S-2 drawout
  • Auxiliary CTs: Not required
  • Output: Telephone relay with target seal-in

Material Composition High-reliability static electronic components housed in a robust S-2 drawout case. The static circuitry eliminates mechanical wear associated with electromechanical relays. Components are selected for reliable operation in power system environments.