Public Power - September/October 2007 - (Page 9) IntelliTEAM III . . . the Next Generation IntelliTEAM III improves on S&C’s industry-leading automatic restoration system. It takes advantage of IntelliRupter’s unique capabilities to provide superior protection—both initially and after restoring the system following a fault. IntelliTEAM III features: f Automatic Protection Setup, combining Precision Curve Fitting with S&C’s new 650-kbps, mesh-network SpeedNet™ Radio System. It automatically develops time-overcurrent curves and propagates the settings to IntelliRupters upstream and downstream— ensuring coordination every step of the way! f Communication-Enhanced Coordination, providing series coordination for any number of PulseClosers—for targeted circuit protection and greater circuit segmentation. f Advanced Adaptive Protection. Even after a circuit is reconfigured by IntelliTEAM III following a disturbance, IntelliRupter protection settings will adapt and remain coordinated . . . even when a segment is connected to a different substation! Easy Up—Easy On The Right System to Fit Your Needs IntelliRupter is available in models accommodating most common overhead line configurations—with or without an integrated, interlocked disconnect for visible air-gap isolation. All switching is performed internally, for reliable all-weather operation. And IntelliRupter is offered in variety of hardware and system software combinations to match your automation and protection needs—from a standalone device to a comprehensive automatic restoration system. IntelliRupter software can be readily upgraded, ensuring it can grow as your needs change. For complete information on IntelliRupter and IntelliTEAM III, visit our website. Or call your nearest S&C Sales Office or our toll-free number. PulseClosing Technology tests the line for faults with only 2% of the through-fault energy of a conventional recloser on its fast time-overcurrent curve. Damaging peak currents are reduced proportionally. Ava ila ble F a Amp ult Curr ent, eres IntelliRupter’s fully integrated design features built-in communication, control, power source, and current sensing . . . plus voltage sensing on both sides of the interrupters. Installation is a snap. Just one lift . . . hook up the taps . . . and your crew is off to the next job! Very secure Wi-Fi connectivity to the base-integrated control provides the ultimate in convenience and safety for on-site configuration, operation, and data acquisition. Call toll-free (866) 860-9456 (In the United States and Canada) www.sandc.com/irp Where Power and Quality Meet http://www.sandc.com
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