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APP 849: SEL-849 Motor Management Relay

PDHs: 8

Course Base Fees: $500*
* Plus Applicable Tax


Description

Course Information

This is a one-day course.

Course Base Fees: $500 USD

Will your motors perform safely and reliably in today’s 24/7 process-integrated world? Increase your motor protection knowledge as you set and apply SEL-849 Motor Management Relays in a simulated low-voltage motor control center. In our hands-on lab environment, you will configure basic overload settings and test relay responses, including arc-flash detection. Learn to use the relay’s simple web server interface and Ethernet communications for real-world control operations. Predict potential problems by analyzing load reports, starting trends, and motor operating statistics to ensure safe, continuous motor function. Enroll now to learn how the SEL-849 can help protect your plant, your processes, and your personnel.

Audience

This course is intended for electricians, plant operators, reliability engineers, electrical engineers and technicians, and industrial power system consultants.


Agenda

Day 1

  • SEL-849 Relay Overview
  • Communications: Ethernet and Web Server
  • Relay Top-Panel and HMI Operations
  • Low-Voltage Motor Protection Fundamentals and Basic Settings (includes hands-on exercises)
  • Relay Logic
  • Arc-Flash Protection (includes a hands-on exercise)
  • Current Unbalance (46) Element (includes a hands-on exercise)
  • Load-Jam Settings (includes a hands-on exercise)
  • Motor Starting and Restarting
  • Optional: Phase Reversal and Antibackspin Elements

Course Objectives

At the conclusion of this course, students can:

  • Communicate with the relay via the web server.
  • Determine required settings for the example motor control center application.
  • Apply thermal overload protection settings.
  • Apply arc-flash and current unbalance protection to maximize motor performance and safety.
  • Monitor and analyze motor performance, starting reports, and event reports.
  • Install, set, and commission motor protection.

Student Background and Knowledge

Before you attend this class, we recommend that you have a working knowledge of three-phase power systems and basic motor operation.


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Course Preparation

Digital course materials: A link to download the digital course materials will be sent via email 2 weeks prior to the course, and a workbook will be provided on the first day.

Additional information is on the Course Policies and FAQ pages.