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ABB REJ603BB401NN3XE | Feeder Protection Relay | Factory New OEM

Original price was: $1,488.00.Current price is: $1,388.00.

  • Model & Brand: ABB Relion REJ603BB401NN3XE (Feeder Protection and Control Relay)
  • Physical Dimensions: Approximately 210 mm × 177 mm × 160 mm (Standard panel-mount enclosure profile)
  • Estimated Shipping Weight: 2.40 kg (Encapsulated in high-impact corrugated casing with custom foam blocks)
  • What’s in the Box: ABB REJ603 relay unit, pluggable terminal blocks, mounting brackets, and factory calibration/compliance document package.
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Description

 

1. Unboxing & Physical Snapshot

  • Model & Brand: ABB Relion REJ603BB401NN3XE (Feeder Protection and Control Relay)
  • Physical Dimensions: Approximately 210 mm × 177 mm × 160 mm (Standard panel-mount enclosure profile)
  • Estimated Shipping Weight: 2.40 kg (Encapsulated in high-impact corrugated casing with custom foam blocks)
  • What’s in the Box: ABB REJ603 relay unit, pluggable terminal blocks, mounting brackets, and factory calibration/compliance document package.

 

2. Product Introduction

Structure B (Architecture hook): This numerical protection relay mounts directly into medium-voltage switchgear compartments, sliding into precision cutout panels where internal communication buses link substation automation systems. Within the ABB Relion architecture, the hardware continuously monitors line currents and voltage vectors to isolate downstream faults before damage cascades up the grid backbone.

Operating inside high-voltage environments, the casing features a heavy-duty metallic enclosure that shields sensitive microprocessor logic from intense electromagnetic interference. The front-facing HMI panel and optical communication port allow plant engineers to extract fault logs safely without opening the energized cabinet door.

 

3. Core Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Auxiliary Supply Voltage 48–250 V DC / 100–240 V AC
Power Consumption < 15 W (Normal operation) / < 25 W (Max trip)
Current Inputs 1 A / 5 A nominal multi-range inputs
Thermal Withstand (Current) 100 A for 1 s, 250 A for 1 s (Transient)
Communication Ports IEC 61850, Modbus RTU, or SPA bus options
Binary Inputs/Outputs Configurable multi-channel digital I/O layout
Enclosure Protection IP54 (Front face with gasket) / IP20 (Rear terminals)
Ambient Operating Range -10°C to +55°C

 

4. Global Compliance & Industry Certifications

Substation automation auditors enforce rigid type-test compliance to guarantee fail-safe operation during electrical grid transients.

  • Expected Certifications: CE Mark, IEC 60255 (Measuring relays and protection equipment standards), UL/cUL Listed, and RoHS compliance.
  • Safety Relevance: Compliance with IEC 60255 electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing ensures that heavy switching surges or lightning-induced transients won’t trigger false breaker trips.
  • Audit Note: Verify that the firmware and relay setting configurations match the regional grid code requirements before commissioning.

 

5. Long-Term Storage & Asset Preservation Guide

Veteran Maintenance Note: Complex microprocessor relays left on warehouse shelves for years face internal battery discharge and LCD backlighting degradation if environmental controls fail.

  • Battery Management: If the unit includes an internal real-time clock lithium backup battery, inspect its voltage output or disconnect it during long-term storage to prevent corrosive acid leaks onto the CPU board.
  • Moisture Control: Maintain storage relative humidity strictly below 50% non-condensing to safeguard internal power supply transformers and terminal block contacts.
  • Mechanical Inspection: Periodically check the mounting hardware and rear pluggable connector pins for signs of oxidation or spring-tension fatigue.

 

6. Physical Installation Prerequisites

  • Maintain a minimum clearance envelope of 60mm around the enclosure perimeter to ensure adequate natural heat dissipation away from the power supply section.
  • Secure the panel cutout mounting brackets evenly, torquing the retention clamps to form a tight moisture seal against the switchgear door gasket.
  • Connect the dedicated rear earth-stud directly to the substation ground bus using a low-impedance copper braid to protect against high-voltage static discharges.

 

7. Buyer’s FAQ (Logistics & Compliance Focus)