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GE 750‑P5‑G5‑S5‑HI‑A20‑R Feeder Management Relay
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  • Warranty: 365 days
  • Quality: Original module
  • Condition: New
  • Shipping method: Courier delivery

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Product Description

GE 750‑P5‑G5‑S5‑HI‑A20‑R Feeder Management Relay

Product Description

The 750‑P5‑G5‑S5‑HI‑A20‑R is a GE Multilin 750 series feeder management relay. It is a microprocessor‑based protection and control device designed for medium‑voltage distribution feeders. This relay integrates protection functions, metering, fault recording, logic control and communication interfaces in a compact panel‑mount housing, and is widely adopted in power distribution automation and substation control systems.

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Product Functions

  • Overcurrent, earth fault, overvoltage and undervoltage protection
  • Auto‑reclosing, breaker failure detection and cold load pickup control
  • Three‑phase voltage, current, power and energy measurement
  • Fault event recording, waveform capture and fault location calculation
  • Programmable logic, digital input status monitoring and relay output control
  • Multi‑protocol digital communication, supporting Modbus RTU, DNP3.0 for SCADA connection
  • Local LCD display, status LED indicators and parameter configuration

Application Scenarios

  • Medium‑voltage distribution feeders in power substations
  • Industrial plant internal power distribution systems
  • Mining, petrochemical and factory power supply protection
  • Building and commercial complex power distribution automation
  • Renewable energy station collector feeders
  • SCADA and remote substation monitoring projects

Common Problems

  • Communication interruption: incorrect baud rate, address mismatch or damaged communication wiring
  • False protection tripping: improper setting values, harmonic interference or CT saturation
  • No trip output after fault occurs: output relay damage, logic configuration error or broken control circuit
  • Inaccurate metering data: CT/PT wiring reversal or parameter setting error
  • LCD screen blank or flickering: power supply fluctuation or display hardware aging
  • Lost fault records: abnormal power‑off during recording or memory failure


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