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ABB REF615 | Relion 615 Series MV Protection IED OEM Surplus

Original price was: $5,468.00.Current price is: $3,451.00.

Product Core Brief

  • Model: REF615
  • Brand: ABB
  • Series: ABB Relion 615 Series
  • Core Function: Medium-voltage feeder protection, measurement, and automation
  • Product Type: Protection Relay / Intelligent Electronic Device (IED)
  • Key Specs: 5 A CT input | Modbus / IEC 60870-5-103 / optional IEC 61850 | integrated HMI
  • Condition: New Original (New Surplus)
Category: SKU: REF615 ABB
  • Email:sales@sxrunsheng.cn
  • Phone:+86 15340667322
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  • Description

    Product Introduction

    ABB REF615 is a medium-voltage feeder protection relay from the Relion 615 series, designed for industrial and utility distribution systems. The relay combines protection, measurement, breaker control, automation logic, and communication interfaces into a compact, plug-in form factor suitable for MV switchgear.

    ABB REF615 supports modern SCADA protocols including IEC 60870-5-103, Modbus RTU, and optional IEC 61850, making it suitable for new installations and retrofit applications. Practical deployment requires careful verification of CT/VT ratios, communication configuration, and firmware alignment with existing systems to avoid commissioning delays.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: Is REF615 hot-swappable?
    A: Mechanically it is plug-in, but electrically no. Always isolate auxiliary supply before replacement.

    Q: Is this relay still supported?
    A: Yes. The Relion 615 series is actively supported by ABB, with spare parts, firmware updates, and technical documentation available.

    Q: Will configuration settings be lost during replacement?
    A: Yes, unless backed up. Export protection parameters, event logs, and communication settings before removal.

    Q: What is the most common installation mistake?
    A: Incorrect CT secondary rating selection, miswired trip circuits, or missing bus termination resistors for communication networks.