Eaton ETR-5000-2B3FA0 Transformer Relay - Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU over Fiber

Part Number: ETR-5000-2B3FA0
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
ETR-5000-2B3FA0

Quick Summary

Eaton transformer relay ETR-5000-2B3FA0 provides transformer protection for industrial power systems. Operators struggle to integrate protection logic with signaling, metering, and remote communication in one device. Note: Compliances show 'Contact Manufacturer'; verify standards such as CE, SIL, or IP ratings with Eaton. With Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU over fiber and flexible I/O, the unit supports modern automation networks while reducing wiring and maintenance costs. Designed for transformer protection, metering, and control, it combines ETR-4000 base with rich I/O and fiber communication for noise-immune signaling and remote diagnostics. Its 50/60 Hz operation and broad power ranges enable seamless integration into existing plant power trains, helping teams meet uptime targets and compliance requirements.

Product Information

Extended Description

ETR-5000-2B3FA0 Eaton: Eaton, transformer relay, ETR-4000, Transformer protection relay, Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU , 5A, 1A, 40-250 Vac, 19-300 Vdc, 8, 9,Transformer, 19-300Vdc, 40-250Vac, 50/60 Hz ,Trip Coil Monitor,Sensitive Ground Input
Product Name
Eaton transformer relay
Catalog Number
ETR-5000-2B3FA0
UPC
786679155776
Product Length/Depth
8.06 in
Product Height
8.7 in
Product Width
9.72 in
Product Weight
9.3 lb
Warranty
Eaton Selling Policy 25-000, one (1) year from the date of installation of the Product or eighteen (18) months from the date of shipment of the Product, whichever occurs first.
Compliances
Contact Manufacturer
Application
Transformer
Type
Transformer relay
Product Category
Transformer protection relay
Analog inputs
2
Analog outputs
2
Base relay
ETR-4000
Conformal coating
None
Communication
Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU over Fiber Optic ST
Current sensing inputs
2
Digital inputs
8
Digital outputs
9
I/O options
Sensitive Ground Input Trip Coil Monitor IRIG-B URTD Interface
Modbus / DNP3 RTU
over fiber optic ST
Phase current
5A, 1A
Sensing inputs
Current Protection and Metering Voltage Protection and Metering Differential Protection Power Protection and Metering
Zone selective interlocking
2
Number of inputs
8
Number of outputs
9
Power supply range
19-300Vdc, 40-250Vac
Frequency rating
50/60 Hz
Power consumption
40-250 Vac, 19-300 Vdc
Number of inputs
8
Number of outputs
9
Power supply range
19-300Vdc, 40-250Vac
Power consumption
40-250 Vac, 19-300 Vdc
Frequency rating
50/60 Hz
Terminals
Removable
Mounting method
Semi-flush
Voltage sensing inputs
1
Terminals
Removable
Feature: Modular protection with a base ETR-4000 and removable terminals. Benefit: Faster field wiring changes and easier maintenance, cutting commissioning time and labor costs on retrofit projects. Application: Transformer protection panels in substations and plant power rooms. The pattern continues with a comprehensive I/O set: 8 digital inputs, 9 digital outputs, 2 analog inputs, and 2 analog outputs. Business impact: consolidated protection and metering signals in a single device, reducing external I/O wiring and potential failure points. Application: Real-time protection, alarming, and metering in transformer banks. Feature: Wide power compatibility—19-300 Vdc and 40-250 Vac, 50/60 Hz. Benefit: Simplified inventory and compatibility with mixed DC/AC feeders, lowering spare parts costs. Application: Mixed-power installations in renewables and industrial facilities. Feature: Fiber-based Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU communications. Benefit: EMI immunity and reliable SCADA integration, enabling remote diagnostics and faster fault isolation. Application: Industrial control rooms and remote substations. Feature: Trip Coil Monitor and Sensitive Ground Input. Benefit: Enhanced fault detection and safer shutdown signaling, reducing downtime risk. Application: Critical transformer protection schemes. Feature: Zone Selective Interlocking (2). Benefit: Coordinated breaker operation and selective tripping, improving system reliability. Application: Substation protection coordination and feeder management. Installation notes: Removable terminals and semi-flush mounting simplify installation and future upgrades, supporting faster commissioning and easier field service.

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FAQs

Begin with mounting the device using the semi-flush method and connect wiring to the removable terminals. Plan for the eight digital inputs, nine digital outputs, two analog inputs and two analog outputs, then integrate the Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU communications over fiber. Verify power supply within 19-300 Vdc or 40-250 Vac and perform a functional test before bringing the panel online.
Key specs include eight digital inputs, nine digital outputs, two analog inputs, two analog outputs, current sensing options (5A and 1A), power supply range of 19-300 Vdc or 40-250 Vac, and 50/60 Hz operation. Communications are Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU over fiber optic ST, with the Base relay ETR-4000 and Trip Coil Monitor features.
Yes. The unit is designed as a transformer protection relay with metering and signaling capabilities, supporting zone selective interlocking, trip monitoring, and sensitive ground input. Its fiber communications and flexible I/O suit protective schemes in substations and industrial transformer assets, delivering fast fault isolation and reliable SCADA integration.
Current data lists Compliances as 'Contact Manufacturer.' For certifications such as CE, SIL, or IP ratings, consult Eaton’s spec sheet or technical support to confirm the exact approvals applicable to your region and application. This ensures compliance with local regulations and safety requirements for your installation.
The product carries Eaton’s warranty policy: one year from installation or eighteen months from shipment, whichever occurs first. Regular maintenance, remote diagnostics via fiber communications, and the consolidation of protection, metering, and signaling into a single relay reduce field visits, spare parts, and downtime, delivering tangible total cost of ownership benefits over the equipment life.