GE Multilin C60/C95 C60 Breaker Monitoring and Control

Multilin C60/C95

C60 Breaker Monitoring and Control / C95 Bay Control Unit for Substation and Industrial Automation

The C60 breaker and C95 bay controllers are a substation-hardened-devices that provide a complete integrated package for the protection, control, and monitoring of circuit breakers or bay. The C60 and C95 support dual-breaker busbar configurations such as breaker-and-a-half or ring bus arrangements. Signals from up to 4 sets of CT’s can be brought into the C60/C95 via conventional wiring or process bus for internal summation, which is advantageous by still having the individual currents available for metering and the additional protection elements that operate on individual currents.

Key Benefits

Complete breaker and bay control, monitoring and integration in a single platform

Advanced IEC 61850 Ed. 1 and Ed. 2 certified implementation, complete settings via SCL files and flexible process bus support (IEC 61850-9-2LE, IEC 61869 or IEC 61850-9-2 Hardfiber) ensures interoperability, device managing optimization and reduced cost of ownership

Routable GOOSE (R-GOOSE) enables GOOSE messages going beyond the substation, which enables wide area protection and control applications

Advance Cyber security features “CyberSentry™” that helps meet modern industry requirements

Phasor Measurement Unit (synchrophasor) according to IEEE® C37.118 (2014) and IEC® 61850-90-5 support

Supports latest edition of waveform capture (COMTRADE 2013) simplifying fault records management

Application flexibility with multiple I/O options including high density I/O, programmable logic, modularity, and specific customization

An integrated large, full color display, provides real-time visualization and control of the protected bay, via a bay mimic as well as annunciator functionality and graphical visualization of phasors

Applications

Stand-alone breaker or bay monitoring and control

Multiple breaker configuration control including breaker-and-a-half and ring bus

Automatic bus transfer scheme using a single device

As part of a distributed bay controller