The ABB DSDP150 module is part of ABB’s extensive range of digital substation products, designed to enhance automation and control in power distribution systems.

Product Name:

ABB DSDP150 Module

Product Description:

The ABB DSDP150 is a digital substation protection, control, and monitoring module that combines advanced functionality with interoperability in a substation environment. It is designed for data acquisition, monitoring, and control of electrical equipment in substations, ensuring optimized operation and enhanced reliability. The module is equipped with various features that facilitate communication and integration into smart grid applications.

Product Parameters and Specifications:

• Power Supply: Operational input voltage, typically in the range of 24 to 120 V DC.
• Communication Protocols: Supports various communication protocols such as IEC 61850, DNP3, and Modbus for seamless integration into existing systems.
• Input/Output: Configurable digital inputs/outputs for connection to external devices.
• Protection Functions: Includes protection algorithms tailored for specific electrical equipment (e.g., transformers, feeders).
• Control Capabilities: Allows for remote and local control of devices, including circuit breakers and switches.
• Data Logging: Provides capabilities for event recording, fault analysis, and maintenance management.
• User Interface: Often includes a graphical interface for easy operation and monitoring, sometimes offering web-based access.
• Operating Temperature Range: Typically designed to function in harsh environmental conditions, often within the range of -25°C to +60°C.
• Safety Standards: Complies with international electrical and safety standards for protection and reliability.

Product Use:

The ABB DSDP150 module is primarily used in:

• Substation Automation: Enhancing the monitoring, control, and protection of electrical assets within substations.
• Smart Grids: Supporting the transition to smart grid applications by providing real-time data and control capabilities.
• Renewable Energy Integration: Facilitating the integration of renewable energy sources into the electrical grid.
• Grid Reliability: Improving the reliability and efficiency of power distribution systems by providing timely data and alerts for maintenance and operational decisions.