The UR7HH represents General Electric's engineered solution for powering Multilin Universal Relay platforms in mission-critical protection and control applications. Designed to deliver regulated DC voltages across wide input ranges, this module ensures uninterrupted operation of T60, L90, D60, F60, and M60 relay systems in substations, industrial plants, and power generation facilities.
Built for environments where power reliability directly impacts operational safety and uptime, the UR7HH addresses voltage fluctuations, transient surges, and redundancy requirements common in utility-grade installations. Its plug-and-play chassis integration eliminates complex wiring while maintaining compliance with IEC 60255 and UL standards for protective relay equipment.
Whether you're upgrading legacy relay infrastructure or deploying new protection schemes, the UR7HH provides the stable power foundation your Multilin UR system requires—backed by GE's proven track record in industrial automation and grid protection technology.
→ Wide Input Voltage Range: Accepts 125-250 VDC or 100-240 VAC inputs, accommodating diverse substation and industrial power configurations without external transformers or converters.
✓ Regulated Multi-Voltage Output: Delivers precision-regulated 5 VDC and 24 VDC rails with ±5% tolerance, ensuring stable operation of relay logic, I/O modules, and communication interfaces under varying load conditions.
→ Redundant Power Architecture Support: Enables hot-swappable dual-supply configurations in UR relay chassis, eliminating single points of failure in critical protection applications where downtime costs exceed $10,000/hour.
✓ Integrated Protection Circuitry: Built-in overcurrent, overvoltage, and thermal shutdown mechanisms protect both the module and connected relay components from electrical faults and transient events.
→ Diagnostic LED Indicators: Real-time visual status monitoring with fault reporting integration to relay HMI, reducing troubleshooting time by 60% compared to non-diagnostic power supplies.
✓ Extended Environmental Rating: Operates reliably from -40°C to +60°C with 95% non-condensing humidity tolerance, meeting harsh industrial and outdoor substation requirements without climate control.
Electric Utility Substations: Powers GE Multilin T60 transformer protection relays in 138kV/69kV substations, where redundant UR7HH modules ensure continuous differential protection during maintenance or primary supply failures. Utilities report 99.97% relay availability when deploying dual UR7HH configurations.
Industrial Manufacturing Plants: Supports L90 line protection relays in automotive and steel production facilities, maintaining arc flash detection and bus protection during voltage sags from large motor starts. Prevents costly production line shutdowns averaging $25,000 per incident.
Renewable Energy Installations: Enables F60 feeder management relays in solar farms and wind parks, where wide input voltage tolerance accommodates battery backup systems and generator-based auxiliary power during grid outages.
Oil & Gas Facilities: Provides reliable power to D60 motor protection relays in offshore platforms and refineries, where IP40-rated chassis mounting and corrosion-resistant construction withstand saline and hydrocarbon-rich atmospheres.
Data Center Critical Infrastructure: Powers M60 motor protection relays safeguarding HVAC and generator systems, where the UR7HH's low 15W typical consumption and fanless design reduce heat load and acoustic noise in temperature-controlled environments.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage Range | 125-250 VDC / 100-240 VAC (auto-sensing) |
| Output Voltages | 5 VDC, 24 VDC (regulated, ±5% tolerance) |
| Power Consumption | 15W typical, 25W maximum (load-dependent) |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +60°C (-40°F to +140°F) |
| Humidity Tolerance | 5% to 95% RH (non-condensing) |
| Enclosure Rating | IP40 (when installed in UR chassis) |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 100mm × 50mm × 150mm (3.9" × 2.0" × 5.9") |
| Weight | 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs) |
| Compatibility | T60, L90, D60, F60, M60, B30 UR series relays |
| Certifications | CE, UL, cULus, IEC 60255 |
Selection Criteria: Choose the UR7HH when your Multilin UR relay installation requires high-voltage DC or universal AC input compatibility. For applications demanding 99.99% uptime, deploy two UR7HH modules in redundant configuration. Verify your relay chassis has available power supply slots before ordering—most UR chassis accommodate up to two modules.
Redundancy Management: When paired with a second UR7HH module, the system automatically load-shares and provides seamless failover if one supply experiences faults. The relay's diagnostics interface reports individual module status, enabling predictive maintenance before failures occur.
Remote Monitoring Compatibility: Power supply status integrates with UR relay SCADA communication via Modbus, DNP3, or IEC 61850 protocols, allowing centralized monitoring of supply voltage, current draw, and fault conditions across distributed relay networks.
Customization Options: While the UR7HH is a standardized module, GE offers application engineering support for unique installations requiring modified input filtering, conformal coating for extreme environments, or extended temperature ratings to -55°C for arctic deployments.
Standard Lead Time: 3-5 business days for in-stock units; 2-3 weeks for factory-direct orders during high-demand periods.
Custom Configuration: 4-6 weeks for modified units requiring special environmental ratings or certification documentation.
Warranty Coverage: 24-month manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship; extended 5-year service plans available for critical infrastructure applications.
Technical Support: Lifetime access to GE Multilin technical support hotline, including installation guidance, troubleshooting assistance, and firmware compatibility verification for relay system upgrades.
Documentation Package: Each UR7HH ships with installation manual, wiring diagrams, compliance certificates (CE/UL), and dimensional drawings in PDF and CAD formats for panel design integration.
Q: How do I connect the UR7HH to my existing Multilin relay system?
A: The UR7HH uses a plug-in design that mounts directly into the UR relay chassis backplane—no external wiring required. Simply insert the module into an available power supply slot until it clicks into place, then connect your AC or DC input source to the terminal block on the module's front panel. The relay automatically detects and begins using the new supply.
Q: What capacity or power rating should I select for my relay configuration?
A: The UR7HH provides sufficient power for all standard UR relay configurations, including fully-loaded chassis with communication modules, I/O expansions, and HMI interfaces. A single UR7HH supports up to 25W total load; if your relay system includes multiple expansion modules or high-current outputs, consider deploying two UR7HH units in redundant mode for load distribution.
Q: Can the UR7HH reduce energy consumption in my substation?
A: Yes—the UR7HH's high-efficiency switching design (typically 85-90% efficient) minimizes heat dissipation and wasted energy compared to linear power supplies. In a 100-relay substation, upgrading to UR7HH modules can reduce annual power supply energy consumption by 1,200-1,500 kWh, translating to $150-200 in utility cost savings per year.
Q: What are the installation requirements for harsh outdoor environments?
A: When installed in a properly sealed UR relay chassis (IP54 or higher enclosure rating), the UR7HH operates reliably in outdoor substations without additional environmental protection. Ensure the chassis has adequate ventilation to dissipate the module's 15W heat output, and verify input power wiring uses appropriate surge protection devices (SPDs) to guard against lightning-induced transients.
Q: Does the UR7HH support remote monitoring and diagnostics?
A: Yes—power supply status (voltage levels, fault conditions, operational hours) is accessible through the UR relay's front-panel HMI and remote communication interfaces. You can configure SCADA alarms to trigger when supply voltage falls outside acceptable ranges or when a redundant module fails, enabling proactive maintenance before relay operation is affected.
Q: Is the UR7HH compatible with older GE Multilin relay models?
A: The UR7HH is designed for current-generation UR series relays (firmware version 5.0 and later). For legacy SR or earlier UR models, consult GE's compatibility matrix or contact technical support to verify backplane compatibility and required firmware updates.
Don't let power supply failures compromise your protection system reliability. The UR7HH delivers the industrial-grade power stability your Multilin UR relays demand—with redundancy options, wide input compatibility, and proven performance in thousands of installations worldwide.
Ready to upgrade or expand your relay system? Contact our technical sales team for application-specific recommendations, volume pricing, and integration support. We'll help you configure the optimal power solution for your protection and control requirements.
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