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Static Relays (7000 Series)
WTGA relay
"Static" Relays are electronic relays which use integrated circuits without microprocessors.  They typically perform only one protection function.

CEE's range of single-function relays are highly reliable and many have remained in service for decades without incident.  The relays listed here are all still available to purchase and make ideal spare and replacement parts for older transmission and distribution networks.  Some of these relays may be used as substitutes for obsolete items; see the link below.
Relays in this series use a modular plug-in base design ("R-case") in one of four standard widths. They may be individually or rack-mounted.

Selected versions of these relays are Nuclear Certified class 1E and are in use in both old and new nuclear installations.  Contact us for more details. 
Are you looking to replace an old relay but can't find it on this list?  Our guide to Obsolete relays will help you select the closest equivalent from our other products. 
General Protection Relays
Three-phase differential protection for rotating machines
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Biased three-phase differential protection for transformers
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Overfluxing protection for power transformers
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Out-of-step protection for synchronous motors
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Frequency protection relay
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High impedance differential protection
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Direct Current Earth-fault protection
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Directional Overcurrent relay (Brochure includes ITD7112, which is now obsolete)
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LV zero-sequence / earth fault current protection
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The ITG range of Instantaneous or Definite Time overcurrent relays.
For sensitive earth fault / neutral overcurrent see the ITH7111 / ITG7111, below.
Only one relay in this range offers undercurrent protection (ITG7118)
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Overcurrent relays in the ITG range, each designed to operate on a specific IDMT curve. The ITG7xx5 and ITG7xx6 relays are updated versions of the ITG7xx1, 7xx2, 7xx3 and 7xx4 relays and have a wider range of current settings. 
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Sensitive earth fault relay.  Brochure also includes the ITG7111 neutral overcurrent relay, which is less sensitive (also the ITG7011 which is now obsolete).
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Alternator negative sequence protection
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The ITV range of Voltage Restrained Overcurrent relays
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Underpower (PTG7111) or overpower (PTG7113) relays using nominal line voltages
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Synchronisation check relay
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Rotor earth fault relays for synchronous machines
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The TTG range of phase over- and under-voltage relays, instantaneous or definite time, for AC applications
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Instantaneous (TTG7034) or definite time (TTG7134) neutral voltage displacement relays
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TTG7114
Definite time neutral voltage displacement relay, single phase only.  No brochure is available at this time.
Voltage balance relay
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TTGD7112
Time-delayed positive sequence overvoltage. Included in TTG7000 brochure, above.  Please note that the instantaneous version TTGD7012 is no longer available.
Automatic re-closer for distribution networks.  Please note that models TTR7116 / TTR7126 / TTR7136 are no longer available.  The TTR7146 has one rapid cycle and three slow cycles to re-close a circuit breaker.
PDF, 2.6Mb
TTRT7136
Automatic re-closer, similar to the TTR7146 but with three independently adjustable cycle times: rapid, intermediate and slow.  No brochure is available at this time.
Active- or Reactive-underpower, reverse power or overpower relays using Wattmeters
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Alternator loss-of-field relay
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Protection Relays for Direct Current Systems
The TTB range of over- and under-voltage relays for DC applications. 
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Auxiliary Relays
Auxiliary relays are available for performing lock-out, timing and other logical functions.  While they do not perform measuring or protective functions they may be combined with protection relays to make your power system protection more versatile. Details of auxiliary relays are provided here.