Why Choose the ABB 1SVR560730R3401 Grid Feeding Monitoring Relay?
The ABB 1SVR560730R3401, also known as the CM-UFD.M31, is a multifunctional grid feeding monitoring relay designed to provide reliable interface protection between renewable energy generation systems and the public electricity grid. It continuously monitors voltage and frequency parameters to ensure safe grid connection and compliance with recognised utility requirements.
Designed in accordance with VDE-AR-N 4105 and the BDEW guideline, the CM-UFD.M31 provides comprehensive monitoring of overvoltage, undervoltage, overfrequency and underfrequency conditions. It also includes advanced monitoring functions such as vector shift detection, interrupted neutral monitoring, ROCOF (Rate of Change of Frequency) and 10-minute average voltage monitoring.
Supporting a phase-to-phase measuring range of 0-540 V AC and a 24-240 V AC/DC control supply, the relay is ideal for photovoltaic installations, distributed generation systems and industrial grid interface applications requiring dependable protection and monitoring.
Key Advantages
- Multifunctional grid feeding monitoring relay for renewable energy systems.
- Designed to comply with VDE-AR-N 4105 and BDEW requirements.
- 24-240 V AC/DC universal control supply.
- 0-540 V AC phase-to-phase measuring range.
- Three changeover relay outputs for external switching devices.
- Compact DIN rail design for simple installation.
Key Features
- ABB CM-UFD.M31 grid feeding monitoring relay.
- Overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring.
- Overfrequency and underfrequency monitoring.
- 10-minute average voltage monitoring.
- Interrupted neutral monitoring.
- Vector shift detection.
- ROCOF monitoring.
- 3 changeover (SPDT) relay outputs.
- Screw terminal connections.
- DIN rail mounting.
Reliable Grid Protection for Distributed Generation
The ABB CM-UFD.M31 continuously supervises grid voltage and frequency, ensuring connected renewable energy systems remain within configured operating limits. When an abnormal condition occurs, the relay activates external switching devices to disconnect the generation system, helping protect both the installation and the public electricity network.
Its comprehensive protection functions and universal supply voltage make it suitable for a broad range of renewable energy applications requiring dependable interface monitoring and automatic decoupling.
Typical Applications
- Grid-connected photovoltaic systems.
- Commercial solar installations.
- Distributed renewable energy generation.
- Industrial grid interface panels.
- Embedded generation systems.
- Power decoupling and protection assemblies.