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IEC 61850-3
Ethernet Switches with Complete Substation-specific Functionality
Due to the long life span of substation systems, substation engineers are always on the lookout for the most reliable components. Moxa has made substation EMI conditions and high network availability two of the main requirements for the design of its line of substation Ethernet switches.
 IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613 Class 2 Certified by KEMA
Moxa’s full line of PowerTrans
series Ethernet switches has passed IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613
performance tests conducted by the KEMA lab, a well respected
laboratory for consulting, testing, and certification services
in the energy and utility markets. All tests for the PT series
were conducted in four phases:
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Functional tests for GOOSE messaging, VLAN handling, priority
tagging, and Rapid Spanning Tree |
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EMC tests for high ESD protection, surge protection, and
other electromagnetic immunity options |
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Extreme temperature tests for temperatures ranging from -40 to 85°C. |
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Hardened mechanical tests for reliable operation under
high-level vibration and shock |
Multi-port Mirroring
Tomorrow’s substation automation
systems will increase electrical efficiency and uptime by
improving monitoring and troubleshooting capability. Moxa’s
IEC 61850 Ethernet switches provide critical real-time network
connections between the substation and power system.
IEEE 1588 version 2 precision timing
Moxa’s PT-7728-PTP IEC 61850-3
fast Ethernet switches support the latest version of IEEE
1588 v2 technology to fulfill precise time synchronization
requirements for protection and control applications. These
Ethernet switches guarantee time-stamping accuracy within
1 μs for the IEC 61850 process layer, and can be configured
for 1558 v2 Master, Boundary Clock, and Transparent Clock
functionality.
Tolerant of temperature extremes
To perform flawlessly in climate-uncontrolled
utility substations and industrial environments, these rackmount
Ethernet switches are designed for completely fanless operation
within a wide temperature range of -40 to 85ºC.
Maximum availability of ruggedized Ethernet switches for substations
High availability of rugged substation Ethernet switches is required to offer the Ethernet network backbone that all networked IEDs connect to. PowerTrans Ethernet switches feature the highest level of reliability by offering Gigabit Turbo Ring and RSTP/STP (IEEE 802.1W/D) technology) with faster network fault recovery (under 20 milliseconds). Maximum uptime is enhanced by the use of integrated dual redundant power supplies for 24/48 VDC, or 110/220 VDC/VAC, offering maximum assurance and flexibility.
Layer 3 routing for large scale substation networks
Substation automation networks
can be extremely large and cover expansive areas. Layer 3
routing is the preferred choice for improving large-scale
substation network performance. Moxa’s PT-7828 Layer 3 Ethernet
switches are capable of dividing a large network into hierarchical
sub-nets to allow better traffic flow and network efficiency.
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IEC 61850-3 Ethernet Switches |
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| 19” Rack Mounting |
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4G+24-port, 14-port IEEE 1588 v2 support |
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| DIN-Rail Mounting
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 PT-508
Coming Soon!8-port, with 2 fiber ports |
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