Overview
The BE1-64F relays are designed to detect unintentional grounding in field
windings of a synchronous generator or motor. Two fixed levels of ground
detection are provided: a prealarm level and a trip level. Each level has an
independent LED indicator and output contact.
The BE1-64F Ground Fault Relay detects and annunciates ground faults in
the normally ungrounded field circuit of a synchronous machine.
A short-circuit in a synchronous machine’s field can often be prevented
by detecting and removing a ground fault before a second ground fault
results in serious damage.

BE1-64F relays are compatible with continuous field voltages up to 600 Vdc
and forcing voltages up to 750 Vdc for one minute. During reverse excitation
(negative forcing), BE1-64F relays will withstand up to 1.200 Vdc for one
minute.
Two sets of relay outputs and front panel indicators are provided for fault
annunciation and tripping duty. One set of output contacts, one front panel
indicator, and a latching target indicator annunciate the detection of a ground
fault in the field winding. A second set of output contacts and a front panel
indicator annunciate the detection of lower than normal resistance across the
field winding and ground.
Replacement of an ABB 64F with the BE1-64F is simplified because the panel
cutout and drilling pattern for the BE1-64F matches that of the ABB 64F.
Features
• BE1-64F models with connections to either the positive or negative
side of the exciter or main field of the machine are available.
• Detects field grounds on motors and generators.
• Two-level detection for pre-alarm and trip.
• Compact, draw-out case.
• Test function.
• Nonvolatile storage of trip target state.
Benefits
• Pre-alarm allows action to prevent a trip.
• Accurate, repeatable, and reliable operation.
• Simplified installation with no settings required.
• Retrofit into cutout made for ITE/BBC/ABB/GE field ground relays.
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