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ABB REF545KB133AAAA | Medium Voltage Feeder Protection Relay In Stock

Original price was: $8,675.00.Current price is: $2,434.00.

Product Core Brief

  • Model: REF545KB133AAAA
  • Brand: ABB
  • Series: ABB REF545 (REF54x feeder terminal family)
  • Core Function: Medium-voltage feeder protection, bay automation, and control
  • Product Type: Numerical protection relay / Feeder terminal unit (FTU) / IED
  • Key Specs: Advanced feeder automation logic | multi-protocol SCADA communication | integrated measurement and control
  • Condition: New Original (New Surplus / Used depending on sourcing batch)
Category: SKU: REF545 REF545KB133AAAA ABB
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  • Description

    Product Introduction

    ABB REF545KB133AAAA is a medium-voltage feeder protection and bay automation relay used in industrial substations and utility distribution systems. The REF545 platform integrates protection, control, measurement, programmable logic, and communication functions into a single feeder terminal architecture for MV switchgear applications.

    ABB REF545KB133AAAA is typically installed in feeder bays requiring local automation sequences and SCADA connectivity. In practical commissioning work, system stability depends heavily on correct CT/VT mapping, communication addressing, and firmware compatibility with existing substation infrastructure.

    ABB REF545KB133AAAA | Medium Voltage Feeder Protection Relay In Stock

     

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: Is REF545KB133AAAA still supported by ABB?
    A: It is considered legacy equipment. Spare parts and documentation remain available through secondary channels, but the platform is no longer actively developed.

    Q: Can this relay be hot-swapped?
    A: No. MV control panels normally maintain live auxiliary DC circuits even when the breaker is open. Isolate all control power before replacement.

    Q: Will I lose configuration data during replacement?
    A: Yes unless proper backups exist. Export settings, event logs, automation logic, and communication parameters before removing the original relay.

    Q: What is the most common retrofit problem?
    A: Firmware mismatch and undocumented custom logic modifications. Many older installations contain site-specific automation changes not reflected in project drawings.