TR-61850 GOOSE Message Recorder

Whether a new or existing installation, AMETEK’s TR61850 adds the capability to easily monitor and record GOOSE messages within the substation. All data from the fault recorders and TR61850 automatically merge providing a single point of reference when analyzing transient events and system disturbances. With a wide range of time synchronization, communication options and small form factor, the TR61850 seamlessly integrates into any application.

Configuration of the GOOSE Message subscriptions is quick and easy with AMETEK’s configuration tool. Using the IEC61850 Substation Configuration Language (SCL), third party IED Capability Description (ICD) files are imported and subscriptions are created by simply dragging and dropping available GOOSE message outputs.

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Ametek Power

Ametek Power Instruments is a division of Ametek Inc. that specializes in providing advanced monitoring, recording, and control solutions for the electric utility and power generation sectors. With decades of proven expertise, their products include power quality analyzers, event and fault recorders, transducers, and relays designed to maintain grid stability and improve system diagnostics. These solutions are essential for high-voltage substations, transmission networks, and generation facilities where reliability and precision are paramount. Avensys partners with Ametek Power to support customers across Canada with trusted equipment and tailored technical support for demanding electrical applications.

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Seamless integration with all AMETEK Fault Recorders.
Monitors up to 128 GOOSE Messages from multiple IEDs
Dual independent Ethernet ports
Small form factor with a 1U, 19’’ rack mount chassis
Time Synchronization via IRIG-B, NTP, IEEE1588 or NMEA serial
SCL Software with drag and drop capability

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