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ABB SPAU 330 C1-AA Combined Overcurrent and Earth-Fault Protection Relay
Configured for selective phase overcurrent and earth-fault protection in radial distribution networks, the ABB SPAU 330 C1-AA (SPAU 330 combined protection relay) processes current inputs and executes defined protection stages. It supports local indication, parameter setting, trip signaling, and SPA bus communication.
Hardware Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Model
SPAU 330 C1-AA
Brand
ABB
Product Family
SPACOM
Device Type
Combined Overcurrent and Earth-Fault Protection Relay
Rated Phase Current
1 A or 5 A, selected through terminal connections
Rated Residual Current
1 A or 5 A
Low-Set Overcurrent
3I> stage with definite-time or inverse-time characteristics
High-Set Overcurrent
3I>> stage with definite-time characteristics
Low-Set Earth-Fault
I0> stage with definite-time or inverse-time characteristics
High-Set Earth-Fault
I0>> stage with definite-time characteristics
Local Display
Digital display for measured fault values, settings, and status codes
Status Indication
LEDs for Start, Trip, and high-set operation
Local Controls
Front-panel push buttons for parameter setting and indication reset
Communication
SPA bus serial communication
Output Contacts
Multiple configurable trip and signaling relay contacts
Mounting
Flush mounting with draw-out modular construction
Auxiliary Supply
Wide-range AC/DC variants are available within the SPACOM product range; exact supply rating for this suffix is not specified
ABB Industrial Protection and Control Characteristics
The relay processes phase and residual current signals through dedicated protection stages. Consequently, the low-set stages can apply definite-time or inverse-time operating characteristics, while the high-set stages use definite-time operation.
The front-panel interface provides local access to protection settings, measured fault values, and status information. In addition, the SPA bus interface supports serial communication with substation automation or SCADA equipment.
The draw-out construction separates the relay module from the fixed installation interface during service activities. Therefore, technicians can remove the relay for inspection or testing while maintaining the installed wiring arrangement.
For ABB control-system integration, the relay uses serial SPA bus communication rather than a Profinet or EtherNet/IP interface. The supplied data does not specify a backplane bus, firmware version, or network communication velocity for this model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which current ratings does the SPAU 330 C1-AA accept? A: The supplied data specifies 1 A or 5 A rated phase current and 1 A or 5 A rated residual current, selected through terminal connections.
Q: What protection stages are available? A: The relay provides low-set and high-set phase overcurrent stages, plus low-set and high-set earth-fault stages.
Q: Does the relay support serial communication? A: Yes. The supplied data identifies an SPA bus serial communication interface for substation automation and SCADA integration.
Field Installation Guidelines
Verify the relay model and terminal configuration against the approved protection scheme before installation.
Confirm the selected 1 A or 5 A current-input configuration before connecting current transformer secondary circuits.
Maintain correct CT polarity and phase identification throughout the current-input wiring.
Connect earth-fault current measurement according to the protection-system wiring diagram.
Keep current-transformer wiring separated from high-level switching and power conductors where practical.
Use appropriate shield termination and grounding practices according to the substation wiring standard.
Verify auxiliary supply voltage and polarity against the exact relay nameplate before energization.
Check trip and signaling contacts with the associated breaker-control circuit isolated or placed in the approved test condition.
Verify protection settings before returning the relay to service.
Confirm SPA bus wiring, addressing, and communication parameters before connecting the relay to the supervisory system.
Use the draw-out mechanism according to the equipment procedure and avoid withdrawing the module while unsafe electrical conditions exist.
Perform functional protection tests after installation and document the final settings and test results.