FIELD: electrical installations differential protection.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to devices for the differential protection of electrical installations, responsive to ground faults, line breaks and arcs, as well as overcurrents, an increase in transient and linear resistances. The effect is achieved due to a design in which, to combine two differential current devices, one pair of auxiliary contacts is selected as closing, and the second as opening, while the auxiliary contacts are connected in a series electrical circuit with a capacitor and a resistor between the input and output terminals of different poles of the differential current device with an opening pair of auxiliary contacts. Additionally, the specified connection of auxiliary contacts can be repeated for an even number of pairs of auxiliary contacts of two or more residual current devices.
EFFECT: significant expansion of the arsenal of technical means for synchronizing differential current devices.
2 cl, 9 dwg
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Dates
2021-12-27—Published
2020-12-22—Filed