Product Description: 2CDS200936R0001 S2C-H11L

1. Differential Protection:

   • Differential protection is crucial for detecting internal faults in power transformers or generators. The RET521 continuously compares the currents entering and exiting the protected zone (e.g., transformer windings) and detects any imbalance caused by faults such as short circuits or winding damage. It is highly sensitive, offering rapid fault detection.

2. Overcurrent Protection:

   • The RET521 supports both instantaneous and time-delayed overcurrent protection. This feature protects against both short circuits (through instantaneous tripping) and overload conditions (by providing a time-delay trip for sustained high current levels).

3. Earth Fault Protection:

   • The relay can detect earth (ground) faults in the system and respond accordingly. It provides protection against ground faults, which can be difficult to detect with conventional protection systems, particularly in high-impedance grounded systems.

4. Phase Fault Protection:

   • The RET521 offers protection against faults between the phases, helping to prevent damage to equipment caused by phase-to-phase short circuits.

5. Restricted Earth Fault Protection:

   • For sensitive transformer protection, the RET521 includes restricted earth fault protection, which focuses on detecting faults that may occur near the transformer’s star point or neutral.

6. Voltage and Frequency Protection:

   • The relay can monitor system voltage and frequency, providing protection for scenarios where voltage or frequency falls outside of acceptable ranges, which could indicate an issue with the grid or power supply.

7. Temperature Monitoring:

   • The RET521 can monitor the temperature of transformers or generators, which is crucial for detecting overheating conditions and preventing equipment damage.

8. Synchronization and Load Shedding:

   • In the event of a system disturbance, the relay can assist in managing synchronization between connected generators or sections of the power grid and can facilitate load shedding to maintain system stability.

Advanced Features:

• Communication Capabilities: The RET521 supports modern communication protocols such as IEC 61850, Modbus, and DNP3, allowing it to integrate easily into more extensive control and monitoring systems (e.g., SCADA).

• Human-Machine Interface (HMI): The relay features a user-friendly HMI, with a built-in display for easy access to real-time data, fault information, and relay settings. This interface is crucial for setting parameters, diagnostics, and fault analysis.

• Flexibility and Customization: The relay is highly configurable, allowing for tailored protection schemes for a wide variety of installations and applications. Users can set thresholds, timers, and other parameters to suit specific operational needs.

• Event and Fault Recording: The RET521 logs and stores fault events, which is critical for post-fault analysis and troubleshooting. The event logs can provide valuable insights into the nature of faults and help in preventing similar issues in the future.

Applications:

• Power Plants: Protection of generators, transformers, and associated equipment.
• Substations: Ensures the protection of transmission lines, buses, and transformers in electrical substations.
• Industrial Plants: Provides protection for motors, generators, and other critical equipment in industrial environments.
• Utility Distribution Networks: Protects the feeders and transformers in distribution networks, ensuring reliable power delivery to customers.

Features: 2CDS200936R0001 S2C-H11L

• Differential Protection (87):

  • Provides internal fault protection for transformers, generators, and other equipment by detecting discrepancies in current entering and leaving the protected zone (e.g., transformer windings).
  • Includes both simple and restricted differential protection for higher sensitivity and faster fault detection.

• Overcurrent Protection (50/51):

  • Supports both instantaneous (50) and time-delayed (51) overcurrent protection to safeguard against short-circuit and overload conditions.
  • Multiple inverse time characteristics can be configured for different fault scenarios.

• Earth Fault Protection (50N/51N):

  • Detects ground faults in the system, providing protection even in cases of high-impedance grounding.
  • Can be configured for both residual current and zero-sequence current detection.

• Phase Fault Protection (50/51):

  • Detects phase-to-phase faults and provides appropriate tripping based on the fault severity and duration.

• Restricted Earth Fault Protection (87N):

  • Specialized protection for detecting earth faults near the transformer or generator’s neutral point (star point), providing higher sensitivity for transformer protection.

• Thermal Overload Protection:

  • Protects equipment (e.g., motors or transformers) from overheating due to prolonged overloading.
  • Includes temperature monitoring functionality to prevent thermal damage.

• Under/Over Voltage and Frequency Protection:

  • Monitors and trips the system in the event of abnormal voltage or frequency levels, protecting equipment from damage due to unstable grid conditions.

• 2. Advanced Communication and Integration

• IEC 61850 Support:

  • Fully compliant with IEC 61850, the international standard for substation automation, enabling seamless integration with SCADA, DCS, and other automation systems.

• Modbus and DNP3 Protocols:

  • Supports Modbus and DNP3 for easy communication with other protection devices and control systems.

• Ethernet Communication:

  • Facilitates Ethernet-based communication, which enhances remote monitoring and control capabilities.

• Serial Communication:

  • Includes RS-485 ports for serial communication with other devices or remote units.

• 3. User-Friendly Interface and Configuration

• Integrated HMI (Human-Machine Interface):
  • The RET521 features a built-in display with a graphical user interface (GUI) for easy setup, diagnostics, and monitoring.
  • Provides real-time information such as fault details, status indicators, system parameters (voltage, current, frequency), and event logs.
• Front-Panel Display and LEDs:
  • Clear front-panel LED indicators for the status of protection functions and equipment health (e.g., trip indication, alarm, healthy state).
• Configurable Protection Settings:
  • Protection parameters can be easily configured using the ABB ArcFlash Protection and REX software, or directly via the relay's interface.

• 4. Advanced Event and Fault Recording

• Fault Recording:

  • Records detailed fault events and system disturbances, including waveforms, current, voltage, and fault location data. This is essential for post-fault analysis and troubleshooting.

• Event Log Storage:

  • The RET521 stores a detailed log of all events and operations, which helps to analyze historical data for improved reliability and performance.

• Oscillography:

  • Captures high-resolution waveforms during faults to assist in root cause analysis.

• 5. Flexible and Scalable Protection

• Modular Protection:
  • Provides flexible, modular protection schemes, allowing for custom-tailored protection configurations based on the specific needs of the application.
• Scalability:
  • Suitable for a wide range of applications, from small feeders and transformers to large, complex power networks.

• 6. Self-Testing and Diagnostics

• Self-Diagnostics:
  • Features built-in self-test functionality to ensure the relay is operating properly at all times.
  • Periodic internal self-checks to detect any failures in hardware or software.
• Fault Isolation:
  • The relay can isolate faults and provide precise location information, which helps to reduce downtime and improve system reliability.

• 7. Versatile Application Coverage

• Transformer Protection:

  • The RET521 is optimized for protecting power transformers, including multi-winding transformers and wye-delta configurations.

• Generator Protection:

  • Ideal for the protection of generators, preventing damage from electrical faults, overheating, and overloading.

• Feeder and Line Protection:

  • Suitable for feeder and distribution line protection, including overcurrent, fault, and distance protection.

• Motor Protection:

  • Provides protection for large motors, with features like overload and underload protection, along with thermal monitoring.

• 8. Enhanced Security Features

• Password Protection:
  • Provides user-level password protection to restrict access to critical relay settings and configurations, ensuring security and preventing unauthorized changes.
• Cybersecurity Features:
  • Implements cybersecurity measures compliant with industry standards to ensure secure communication with other devices and control systems.

• 9. Extensive I/O Capabilities

• Multiple Inputs and Outputs:
  • Features multiple digital and analog inputs and outputs for extended control and monitoring capabilities.
• Relay Trip Contacts:
  • Offers configurable trip relay contacts that can be connected to circuit breakers or other protection equipment.

Technical Parameters: 2CDS200936R0001 S2C-H11L

• Auxiliary Power Supply:

  • Voltage Range: 19.2 to 60 V DC
  • Nominal Voltage: Typically 24 V DC or 48 V DC (depending on configuration)
  • Power Consumption: Approximately 15 W (depends on configuration and usage)

• Input Voltages (for Protection):

  • Phase Voltage Range:
    • 48 V to 480 V (adjustable range based on application).
    • Standard voltage levels depend on the system and transformer ratings.

• Input Current (for Protection):

  • Rated Current: Typically 1 A or 5 A for CTs (current transformers).
  • Input Range: The relay supports a wide range of current inputs depending on system ratings and the CTs used (e.g., 1A/5A, 0.2–1000 A for CT inputs).

• Burden on CTs:

  • Current Inputs: Low burden to minimize influence on the CTs' performance (typically ≤ 0.1 VA at rated current for the current inputs).

• Current Transformer (CT) Input Rating:

  • Nominal CT Ratio: Configurable for various CT ratios (e.g., 1/5 A, 0.2–5000 A), which allows flexibility in transformer protection.

• Voltage Measurement:

  • Nominal Voltage: Configurable based on system voltage, typically 230 V to 400 V (or higher depending on application).

• Frequency Measurement:

  • Range: 45 to 65 Hz (for grid-frequency protection).

• Overcurrent Protection (50/51):

  • Instantaneous Overcurrent: Adjustable from 0.5 to 20 x In (where In is the nominal CT current).
  • Time-Delayed Overcurrent: Adjustable time delay from 0.1 s to 1000 s with inverse, definite time, or IDMT (Inverse Definite Minimum Time) characteristics.

• Earth Fault Protection (50N/51N):

  • Pickup Range: Adjustable between 0.1 to 10 A (depending on system design).
  • Time Delay: Adjustable from 0.1 to 60 seconds.

• Differential Protection (87):

  • Pickup Setting: Adjustable based on current levels; typically designed for high-sensitivity applications (can be configured to protect transformers, generators, etc.).
  • Percent Differential: Provides high-sensitivity fault detection even for small differential currents, offering precise protection.

• Restricted Earth Fault Protection (87N):

  • Sensitivity: High sensitivity for detecting earth faults close to the transformer neutral point or generator.
  • Pickup Setting: Adjustable, typically between 0.05 A and 5 A.

• Voltage and Frequency Protection:

  • Voltage Protection: Adjustable under/over voltage protection with configurable thresholds (e.g., 80% to 120% of nominal).
  • Frequency Protection: Adjustable under/over frequency settings (typically 47.5–52 Hz or 57.5–62 Hz for power grids).

• Thermal Overload Protection:

  • Thermal Time Constant: Adjustable for different equipment, typically between 1 to 30 minutes.
  • Overload Settings: Adjustable based on application (e.g., for motors or transformers).

• Communication Protocols:

  • IEC 61850: Fully compliant with the IEC 61850 standard for substation automation and communication (client-server model, GOOSE messages, etc.).
  • Modbus: Supports Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP for integration with SCADA and other supervisory systems.
  • DNP3: Supports DNP3 communication for use in utility applications.
  • Ethernet Ports: Two Ethernet ports (10/100/1000 Mbps) for network communication and integration.

• Serial Communication:

  • RS-485: For serial communication with other protection devices or remote devices.

• Relay Trip Contacts:

  • Number of Outputs: Typically 4–6 digital outputs (configurable).
  • Type: Relay outputs (NO/NC) for controlling external devices like circuit breakers.

• Human-Machine Interface (HMI):

  • LCD Display: Color LCD display with a graphical interface for settings, fault reports, and monitoring.
  • Front Panel Buttons: For navigation and local configuration.
  • LED Indicators: Multiple LEDs for status indication (healthy, trip, alarm, etc.).

• Fault Recordings:

  • Waveform Capture: The RET521 captures high-resolution waveform data for fault analysis (e.g., current, voltage, and frequency waveforms).
  • Record Duration: Up to 2 seconds of pre-fault and 4 seconds of post-fault data (typically).

• Event Logging:

  • Event Log Capacity: Can store up to 1000 events, including faults, operations, and system status changes.
  • Timestamping: All events are time-stamped for accurate fault diagnosis.

• Data Logging:

  • Analog Data Logging: Can log analog signals such as current, voltage, and frequency for long-term system monitoring.

• Digital Inputs:

  • Number of Inputs: Typically 4 to 8 digital inputs (for status signals, trip conditions, etc.).
  • Input Voltage: Suitable for 24V DC or 48V DC signals (depending on the model).

• Analog Inputs:

  • Number of Inputs: Typically 4 analog inputs for voltage, current, or temperature measurements.
  • Accuracy: ±0.5% of full scale for current and voltage measurements.

• Digital Outputs:

  • Relay Outputs: Typically 4–6 configurable digital outputs for external control or signaling.
  • Output Type: Typically Form C (SPDT) relay contacts for controlling circuit breakers or alarms.

• Control Inputs:

  • Remote Control: Supports remote control and operation, including resetting or initiating a trip from a remote location.

• Operating Temperature:

  • Range: -40°C to +70°C (allows for operation in extreme conditions).

• Storage Temperature:

  • Range: -40°C to +85°C.

• Humidity:

  • Range: 5% to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing).

• Ingress Protection:

  • Protection Class: Typically IP54 (front panel), offering protection against dust and water splashes.

• Mounting:

  • Type: Panel or rack-mounted depending on the installation requirements.

• Dimensions:

  • Size: Approx. 144 mm x 144 mm x 130 mm (W x H x D) for the basic unit.
  • Weight: Typically around 1.5 to 2.5 kg (depending on configuration).
• Compliance:
  • Complies with international standards such as IEC 60255 (measuring relays and protection equipment), IEC 61850 (communication for substation automation), IEEE C37.90 (electromagnetic compatibility), and others.

Applications: 2CDS200936R0001 S2C-H11L

The RET521 is commonly used to protect power transformers, which are among the most critical and expensive pieces of equipment in electrical systems. Key protection features include:

• Differential Protection (87): Detects internal faults within transformers, such as short circuits or winding damage.
• Restricted Earth Fault Protection (87N): Provides enhanced protection for faults near the transformer neutral point, preventing damage from ground faults.
• Overcurrent Protection (50/51): Provides protection against overloads and short circuits on the primary and secondary sides of the transformer.
• Thermal Overload Protection: Protects transformers from overheating due to prolonged overload conditions.

Applications:

• Power generation plants (generation transformer protection)
• Substations (distribution transformer protection)
• Industrial plants (protection of transformer connections in large facilities)

The RET521 can be used for the protection of generators, preventing damage from faults that could lead to costly repairs or system downtime. Protection features include:

• Overcurrent Protection (50/51): Detects faults such as short circuits in the generator windings or feeder circuits.
• Differential Protection (87): Protects the generator against internal faults, such as winding short circuits.
• Overvoltage and Undervoltage Protection: Prevents damage to the generator from abnormal voltage levels in the system.
• Frequency Protection: Ensures the generator operates within acceptable frequency limits, preventing damage from underfrequency or overfrequency conditions.

Applications:

• Power stations: Generator protection for large-scale power generation.
• Industrial plants: Protection for backup generators and critical load generators.
• Renewable energy: Protection for generators in wind or solar power plants.

The RET521 is well-suited for the protection of feeder lines, including overhead and underground transmission lines, and medium-voltage distribution networks. Key protection functions include:

• Overcurrent Protection (50/51): Provides short-circuit protection and overload protection to feeder lines.
• Phase Fault Protection (50/51): Detects and isolates faults between phases in the distribution system.
• Earth Fault Protection (50N/51N): Provides earth fault protection, particularly important for detecting faults in high-impedance grounded systems.
• Distance Protection: Can be applied for long-distance transmission lines in conjunction with other relay models.

Applications:

• Substations: Protection of outgoing feeders and distribution lines.
• Industrial plants: Protects feeder lines that connect plant electrical systems to the grid.
• Transmission networks: Ensures reliable operation of medium- and high-voltage lines.

The RET521 can also be used for the protection of large motors, such as those in pumps, compressors, and industrial machinery. Protection features for motors include:

• Overload Protection: Prevents motor damage due to excessive current draw over extended periods.
• Phase Loss and Unbalance Protection: Detects loss of phase or phase imbalance, which could lead to overheating and damage to motors.
• Earth Fault Protection: Protects motors against earth faults, particularly in systems where grounding issues are common.
• Temperature Monitoring: Monitors motor temperature to prevent overheating.

Applications:

• Industrial facilities: Protects motors in manufacturing plants, oil refineries, and chemical processing facilities.
• Mining: Protects motors used in mining equipment like crushers and conveyors.
• HVAC systems: Protection for large motors in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

The RET521 can also be used for busbar protection, a critical function in substations where multiple feeder lines and transformers are connected to a common busbar. Protection features include:

• Differential Protection (87): Detects internal faults in busbars, isolating the affected section without affecting the rest of the system.
• Overcurrent Protection (50/51): Provides backup protection for busbars, detecting fault conditions such as short circuits or overloads.
• Zone Selective Interlocking: Can be configured to coordinate protection between different zones in a substation.

Applications:

• Substations: Provides high-speed protection for busbars that interconnect multiple circuits, reducing downtime and minimizing fault propagation.
• Power plants: Protects busbars that connect generators, transformers, and auxiliary equipment.

In renewable energy installations, the RET521 is used to protect power generation equipment and ensure stable operation in conditions where fluctuations in voltage, frequency, and power output are common.

• Generator Protection: Ensures protection for the generators in wind or solar plants from faults such as overloads, short circuits, and ground faults.
• Frequency and Voltage Protection: Monitors and manages frequency and voltage fluctuations in renewable energy systems.
• Overcurrent Protection: Protects inverters and other critical components of renewable energy systems.

Applications:

• Wind farms: Protects wind turbines and associated power generation systems.
• Solar farms: Protects inverters and electrical equipment in large solar energy installations.

In large industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and campuses, the RET521 offers protection for critical electrical systems and equipment:

• Protection for large electrical networks: Overcurrent and differential protection for transformers, generators, and feeders.
• Motor and equipment protection: Overload, earth fault, and thermal protection for large motors and other industrial equipment.
• Power quality monitoring: Voltage and frequency protection ensure optimal power quality for sensitive equipment.
• Control and monitoring: Can be integrated into SCADA systems for remote monitoring and control.

Applications:

• Data centers: Protects backup generators, transformers, and switchgear.
• Manufacturing plants: Protection for motors, generators, and distribution equipment.
• Commercial buildings: Protects power supplies and critical loads.

The RET521 can be used in utility grid protection for large-scale electrical networks, especially in medium- and high-voltage transmission and distribution networks. It can provide:

• Overcurrent and Differential Protection: For protection of key equipment such as transformers, circuit breakers, and generators.
• Voltage and Frequency Regulation: Ensures stability in grid conditions by monitoring and controlling voltage and frequency parameters.
• Fault Isolation and Restoration: Can be configured to automatically isolate faults and restore service as quickly as possible.

Applications:

• Utility substations: Protection for transformers, feeders, and switchgear in transmission and distribution substations.
• Grid stability: Ensures reliable operation in the event of faults or disturbances in the power grid.

The RET521 is used for distribution network protection, ensuring the integrity and safety of electrical systems that deliver electricity to end users. Protection features include:

• Feeder Protection: Overcurrent, earth fault, and under/over voltage protection for distribution lines.
• Fault Detection: Includes fast fault detection and tripping to minimize the impact of faults on the rest of the system.
• Load Shedding: In the event of a fault, the relay can shed non-critical loads to ensure stability of the most vital parts of the system.

Applications:

• Urban and rural distribution networks: Protects medium-voltage feeders and distribution transformers.
• Microgrids: Protects isolated electrical systems used in remote areas or small-scale installations.

Customization: 2CDS200936R0001 S2C-H11L

• • Overcurrent (50/51): Configure the pickup settings (in terms of multiples of nominal current), time delay settings, and the time characteristic (e.g., inverse, definite time, or IDMT). You can define the instantaneous (50) or time-delayed (51) overcurrent protection for both phase and earth faults.
  • Earth Fault (50N/51N): Set the pickup thresholds and time delays for ground fault detection. This can be adjusted based on system grounding methods (e.g., solidly grounded or high-impedance grounded systems).

• Differential Protection (87):

  • Set pickup thresholds for differential protection based on the current transformer (CT) ratios used in the system. The relay can be configured to detect both simple and restricted differential protection based on system needs (e.g., for transformers or generators).
  • Customize the sensitivity to minimize false trips and ensure fast detection of faults.

• Thermal Overload Protection:

  • The relay allows you to define the thermal time constant and overload settings, which helps in protecting transformers, motors, and other critical equipment from prolonged overload conditions.
  • The thermal model can be adjusted based on the type of load (e.g., motors, transformers) and expected operating conditions.

• Voltage and Frequency Protection:

  • Set custom under-voltage and over-voltage protection thresholds.
  • Configure under-frequency and over-frequency settings based on the grid frequency tolerance and the equipment's operating requirements.

• Restricted Earth Fault Protection (87N):

  • Sensitivity and fault detection near the transformer or generator’s neutral point can be adjusted for higher accuracy and lower fault detection thresholds.

• Time Delays:

  • Protection time delays for overcurrent, earth fault, and differential protection functions can be configured based on system protection coordination requirements.

The RET521 supports a variety of communication protocols and standards, enabling it to be seamlessly integrated into existing control, monitoring, and automation systems. Customizing these communication settings ensures compatibility with SCADA systems, remote monitoring, and other protection relays.

• IEC 61850 Compliance:

  • GOOSE messaging (Generic Object Oriented Substation Event): Customize GOOSE messages for fast, peer-to-peer communication within a substation.
  • Configure Report Control Blocks (RCBs) and Sampled Values to integrate the relay with other protection and control devices in the substation.
  • Set logical nodes and data attributes to tailor the relay’s communication behavior for system-specific requirements.

• Modbus RTU/TCP and DNP3:

  • Set up Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP communication for data exchange with SCADA and other monitoring systems.
  • Configure DNP3 (Distributed Network Protocol) for remote monitoring and control, which is commonly used in utility and industrial networks.

• Ethernet Configuration:

  • Customize Ethernet settings, including IP addresses, subnet masks, gateway settings, and communication ports to align with the network infrastructure.
  • Use SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) to synchronize the relay’s internal clock with the system’s time reference.

The RET521 has multiple digital and analog I/O options that can be customized to meet the control and monitoring requirements of your system.

• Digital Inputs:
  • Configure up to 8 digital inputs, which can be assigned to different purposes such as alarm triggers, fault indications, trip signals, and status monitoring. These inputs can be linked to external devices like switches or breakers.
  • Define the input voltage range for these digital inputs (e.g., 24 V DC, 48 V DC).
• Digital Outputs:
  • Customize up to 6 digital outputs to send trip signals, alarms, or other control commands to external devices like circuit breakers or visual indicators.
  • These outputs can be configured to activate based on specific protection triggers (e.g., overcurrent, earth fault).
• Analog Inputs:
  • You can customize analog inputs for measuring parameters like current, voltage, temperature, or other system variables. Typically, 4 analog inputs are available.
  • Set the scaling factor and the corresponding ranges for voltage and current measurements based on system ratings and CT/PT ratios.
• Relay Trip Contacts:
  • Configure the trip contact logic based on protection needs (e.g., delayed or immediate tripping) and choose between normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) contacts.

The RET521 provides a Human-Machine Interface (HMI) that can be customized to suit the needs of the end user. This can improve operational efficiency and allow operators to access critical system data.

• Display Settings:
  • Customize the information displayed on the front panel LCD screen (e.g., fault details, protection settings, system status).
  • Define status LEDs for easy visualization of trip and alarm conditions (e.g., healthy, trip, warning).
• Password Protection:
  • Set password protection for different user levels to restrict access to critical settings (e.g., settings modification, fault reset, or trip acknowledgment). This ensures security and prevents unauthorized changes.
• Event Logging and Fault Recording:
  • The event log can be customized to include detailed timestamped records of events such as trips, alarms, and changes in system status. The fault waveform capture duration can be adjusted to suit fault analysis needs.
• Language Settings:
  • The language settings for the display can be customized to suit the operational region or team preferences. Many ABB devices allow for multiple languages in the interface.

The RET521 supports customizable protection schemes, which are essential for optimizing the protection of complex electrical networks. This customization includes:

• Zone Selective Interlocking (ZSI):

  • You can configure zone-selective interlocking between different relays to coordinate protection across multiple zones (e.g., in a substation or power plant) to ensure that only the faulty section of the network is disconnected.

• Logic and Time Coordination:

  • Set time delay sequences and logic functions for coordinated tripping and fault isolation. This is especially important in large networks where cascading trips must be avoided.

• Load Shedding and Priority Settings:

  • Customize the load shedding sequence, allowing for controlled disconnection of non-critical loads to maintain the stability of the most essential parts of the system during faults or overload conditions.

The RET521’s firmware and software are regularly updated by ABB to introduce new features, functions, and bug fixes. Customizing the relay for specific firmware versions ensures that the protection relay stays up-to-date and compatible with your system’s evolving needs.

• Software Configuration Tools:
  • REX 521 and PCM600 (ABB’s protection configuration software) are used to configure the relay’s settings, communication, protection functions, and system parameters. The software allows you to import/export settings for easy integration with other systems.
  • Firmware Updates: Updates can be loaded remotely or locally to improve functionality or add new features.

To meet increasing cybersecurity requirements in modern power systems, the RET521 supports cybersecurity measures such as:

• Password-based access control: For limiting access to sensitive relay settings.
• Encryption: Ensure that communication (especially via Ethernet, Modbus, IEC 61850) is secure.
• Secure remote access: Configurable firewall and authentication settings for remote monitoring and control.

Support and Services: 1MRK001530-AC RET521

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