Short-Circuit and Earth Fault Indicators
Solutions for Varying Network Topologies
Fit for the Intelligent Substations of Tomorrow
Products
Quick Comparison: EOR-1DS vs. EOR-3DS
Find the Right short-circuit and earth fault indicator for Your Application.
EOR-1DS
The fault indicator for
analog secondary substations
EOR-3DS
The fault indicator for
digital secondary substations
qu2 transient algorithm
Transient earth fault methodDirectional short-circuit and earth fault detection
Pulse location
Wattmetric method cos(φ)
Reactive power direction sin(φ)
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Simple operation and parameterisation without software
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Extensive cyber security features✔️
Flash memory up to 32 GBCapacitive in parallel with VDS systems, low power sensors (two-wire technology) and classic transducers
Rogowski folding transducers, low power sensors (two-wire technology) and classic transducers
Modbus RTU
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qu2 transient algorithm
Transient earth fault methodDirectional short-circuit and earth fault detection
Pulse location
Wattmetric method cos(φ)
Reactive power direction sin(φ)
qui-Method
Restriking faultsHarmonics method
Open setup as required with »AEToolbox« software
Certificate handling, user/role concept and encrypted connections
Extensive cyber security features✔️
Flash memory up to 32 GBCapacitive in parallel with VDS systems, Low power sensors (two-wire technology or RJ45) and classic transducers
Low power sensors (two-wire technology or RJ45) and classic transducers
Modbus RTU/TCP (Incl. “Modbus Master”)
IEC 60870-5-101 / 104, IEC 60870-5-103 Including Fault Records, IEC 61850 GOOSE, DNP 3.0
MQTT Management&Operations
MQTT IoT
Patch- and Devicemanagement via MQTT
Mass remote parameterisation and firmware updatesvia MQTT Management&Operations-function
Our Short-Circuit and Earth Fault Indicators as an Essential Building-Block
In Substations & Secondary Substations
Our short-circuit and earth fault indicators make it possible to combine the advantages of different location methods. This makes it possible for the first time to prioritise and weight the methods in order to perfectly match them to the respective application.
This combination makes our devices particularly suitable for use in secondary substations. Of course, these advantages also come into play directly in the substation.