difference between local breaker backup relay or backup protection relay ?



difference between local breaker backup relay or backup protection relay ?..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

LBB relay is for failure of breaker to trip , and back up protection relay ( usually EM ) is for failure of main relay ( usually electronic )

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