Coding tables for Pro-N, Smartline and Xmore products are available on the site to help you identify the protection relay you require. Once you have identified your protection relay, please send an email with your order to sales@thytronic.it

The protective relays NA016, NA10, NA30, NA60 of the PRO-N family and the XMR-A and XMR-V relays of the XMORE family are certified PG CEI 0-16

Model NV10P of the ProN family and model XMR-V of the new XMORE platform are the protection relays certified CEI 0-16 as interface protection

There are two versions of the interface protection: one with a nominal voltage of 100V for an indirect medium voltage connection, the other with a nominal voltage of 400V for a direct low voltage connection. The CEI0-16 standard requires the use of a protection relay such as the NV10P only for medium voltage connections. In the case of low-voltage connections, the NV021 relay must be used.

The NV10P relay is an interface protection device conforming to the italian standard CEI 0-16. In order to facilitate use of the device, the relay is delivered with a pre-programmed default configuration, including the threshold and delay values required to achieve compliance with the standard. However, it is important to note that the user must check that the factory configuration is suitable for the application and modify it if necessary. It should be noted that the adjustments only concern parameters that are essential for CEI 0-16 compliance, while all other functions available on the relay remain unchanged from the default factory configuration. To further facilitate the use of the NV10P relay, ThyVisor allows you to insert a configuration file generated with the calibration-PI  interface directly into the device. Check the factory configuration of your NV10P before use to ensure maximum efficiency and safety of the device.

See the document M-GSM_FAQ.pdf on our website. Use the search bar and type "GSM" to access all available resources

The NV10P interface protection performs the automatic reclosure operation but only by means of the optional reclosure management software (NV10P-arf-0206).

Our protective relays leave the factory without a specific configuration and typical calibration with the exception of the NV10P protective relay. There is no generally valid set of values. Each installation requires a relay configuration according to the peculiarities of the installation. Only after a relay calibration study can the parameters to be entered in the protective relay be defined

Thyvisor is the software for supervising and managing Thytronic protection relays. The ThyVisor base version is free, but you need a license for additional features like oscillography and PLC. Once you have an oscillographic record, you can open it using every third-party Comtrade file viewer; our license is not necessary. Once you have compiled an Instruction Language code, you can download it to every relay without our license.

PLC functionality is present in all models of the ProN and XMORE family. The upload of a PLC program already compiled in the protection is free. To create or edit a source file for PLC functionality, the purchase of the optional ThyPLC licence is required.

The oscilloperturbography functionality is present in all models of the ProN and XMORE family. Its configuration is free. The purchase of the optional ThyOSC licence is required to retrieve the file from Thytronic protection.

To change Thytronic protective relay settings, access the Thyvisor programming software. Click on IED > Open. Select the relay and click on SET. Select the parameters you want to adjust, change the values and click OK to save the changes.

The license is available either as a file or as a USB key, and it's possible to share the USB key on every PC.

To set or update the date and time on Pro-N protection, simply use the ThyVisor software. Connect to the software, click on IED > Procedures > Clock Sync, and make sure you are online with the protection. After doing so, the protection's clock and calendar will be synchronised with those of the computer.

If I have to connect directly to a low-voltage network with a nominal voltage other than 400V, it is necessary to change the UN nominal voltage parameter in the SET / BASIC menu in the Thyvisor software.

If you need to prepare an offline configuration file "from scratch," don't worry - you can do it without being connected. However, it's important to use the correct template file to achieve the best results. If you're unsure which one to use, we recommend connecting to the relay at least once. This will automatically open the correct template, save it to your PC, and allow you to work on it. Additionally, it's important to stay updated with the latest versions available, which you can find on our website under the Support/Software/Template or Resources/Software section.

To send a setting file from your PC to the relay, make sure the file is compatible to avoid corrupting the internal database (see our previous FAQ). Once you have confirmed compatibility, select the relay icon and follow these commands in ThyVisor: IED ribbon > procedures > Send Data. Click on "Start" to initiate the process.

Yes, our relays make it easy to set up a protective network. Simply assign an address to each relay and follow standard PC network instructions.

You can send your compiled instruction language code to the relay. The PLC compiler is working under license. Please write us at thytronic@thytronic.it for more information.

Use our programming manual. Each manual is related to the firmware version. Write to us at thytronic@thytronic.it indicating model, code, FW version and we will send you the correct manual according to the relay version you have.

To avoid electrical interference in environments with electromagnetic noise or long distances, the best option is to use fiber optic connections or well-shielded cables. These methods offer greater protection against electrical interference than traditional wired connections. In addition, they can provide higher connection speed and reliability.

The RS485 serial port requires a twisted and shielded cable

You have two communication ports to connect your devices to the relay: 

No, the relay output contacts are voltage free and can be programmed as maintained/not maintained, energized/not energized, all separately.

Input binary terminals should be polarized with a range of 24 to 230 Vac/dc

There are dedicated ports in our relays for managing logic selectivity among various Thytronic devices. We highly recommend using the dedicated output for continuous check and, if possibile, to use fiber optic in high disturbance environments.