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The GE UR 9HH is a Universal Relay CPU Module for the Multilin UR Series modular protection platform. It serves as the central processing section of the relay, coordinating information from measurement, I/O, communication, and other functional modules installed in the same UR system.
In a typical electrical protection cabinet, the CPU receives processed measurement and status information from CT/VT and I/O interfaces, executes the configured protection and control logic, and coordinates the resulting system responses. It also supports diagnostic processing and communication functions required for integrating the relay into a larger protection or automation system.
The UR 9HH is therefore part of the relay’s core processing architecture rather than a standalone field signal interface. Its operation is closely related to the configuration of the complete UR relay, making configuration compatibility and system verification important considerations during replacement or maintenance.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | UR 9HH |
| Product Type | Universal Relay CPU Module |
| Product Family | Multilin UR |
| Series | Multilin UR Series |
| Module Type | CPU Module |
| System Role | Central relay processing |
| Processing Function | Protection, control, diagnostics, and system coordination |
| Measurement Integration | Modular CT/VT and I/O architecture |
| I/O Integration | Multilin UR modular I/O |
| Communication Role | Relay data and system communication coordination |
| Configuration | UR Series relay configuration |
| Application | Electrical protection and control |
| Installation | Modular relay chassis |
| Dimensions | 120 × 30 × 100 mm |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
1. Receiving system information
The UR 9HH receives measurement and status information through the modular UR relay architecture. CT/VT modules, digital I/O, analog interfaces, and other functional modules form the input layer surrounding the CPU.
2. Processing protection information
The CPU processes the available information according to the relay’s configured protection and control functions. Rather than directly performing the physical measurement, it interprets information supplied by the appropriate interface modules and coordinates the programmed logic.
3. Coordinating relay functions
Protection functions, control logic, alarms, status handling, and other configured operations require coordinated processing. The CPU provides the processing path that allows these functions to operate as part of one integrated relay configuration.
4. Handling diagnostics
System and module status information can be processed for diagnostic purposes. During troubleshooting, this information helps maintenance personnel examine whether an abnormal condition is associated with the CPU, another module, configuration, communication, or an external field circuit.
5. Supporting communication
The CPU also participates in the processing of information exchanged through the relay’s communication architecture. This allows relevant measurements, status information, alarms, and relay data to be made available to connected monitoring or control systems where applicable.
The UR 9HH occupies the central processing position in a modular UR Series relay. Measurement modules acquire electrical information, I/O modules interface with field equipment, communication modules connect external systems, and the CPU coordinates the processing of these different information paths.
| Architecture Layer | Typical Function | Relationship with UR 9HH |
|---|---|---|
| CT/VT Interface | Receives current and voltage measurement signals | Supplies measurement information for CPU processing |
| Digital I/O | Interfaces status and control circuits | Exchanges field status and control information |
| Analog I/O | Interfaces applicable analog signals | Supplies additional process information |
| Communication Interface | Connects external systems | Exchanges processed relay information |
| CPU Module | Central relay processing | UR 9HH performs the core processing role |
| Protection Logic | Executes configured protection functions | Processed and coordinated by the CPU |
| Supervisory System | Monitoring and higher-level control | Receives relevant relay data through the communication architecture |
| Application | Use of the UR 9HH |
|---|---|
| Generator Protection | Provides central processing for generator protection configurations |
| Motor Protection | Coordinates measurement and configured motor protection functions |
| Transformer Protection | Processes information used by transformer protection schemes |
| Feeder Protection | Supports coordinated processing of feeder measurements and status signals |
| Substation Protection | Integrates relay processing with measurement, I/O, and communication modules |
| Industrial Power Systems | Supports centralized processing within plant electrical protection systems |
| Distribution Systems | Coordinates relay functions for electrical distribution equipment |
| Protection System Maintenance | Serves as a CPU replacement component within compatible UR Series systems |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| GE Multilin UR CT/VT Modules | Interface current and voltage measurement signals with the relay |
| GE Multilin UR Digital I/O Modules | Interface field status and control circuits |
| GE Multilin UR Analog I/O Modules | Provide applicable analog signal interfaces |
| GE Multilin UR Communication Modules | Connect the relay with external monitoring and control systems |
| GE Multilin UR Relay Chassis | Provides the modular platform for the CPU and functional modules |
| GE Multilin UR Protection Modules | Support application-specific protection functions |
| Field CTs and VTs | Supply electrical measurement signals to the relay |
| Relay Configuration Software | Supports configuration, settings, diagnostics, and maintenance |
| Model | Product Type | Typical Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| GE UR 9AH | Universal Relay CPU Module | Related Multilin UR Series CPU module |
| GE UR 9CH | Universal Relay CPU Module | Related UR Series central processing module |
| GE UR 9EH | Universal Relay CPU Module | CPU module for a modular UR relay configuration |
| GE UR 9EV | Universal Relay CPU Module | Related UR Series CPU module |
| GE UR 9GH | Universal Relay CPU Module | Related UR Series CPU module |
| GE UR 8GH | CT/VT Ground Protection Module | Measurement interface for ground protection applications |
| GE UR 8LH | CT/VT Module | CT/VT measurement interface within the UR architecture |
The UR 9HH processes information supplied by the relay’s installed measurement and I/O modules and coordinates configured protection, control, diagnostic, and communication functions.
CT/VT modules provide the relay with electrical measurement information. The CPU receives the resulting information through the modular relay architecture and uses it as part of the configured protection and control processing.
The relay configuration, module status, diagnostics, communication functions, protection logic, I/O operation, and relevant alarms should be checked. Functional testing should follow the site’s approved commissioning or maintenance procedure.
Yes. Initial troubleshooting should examine diagnostic indications, power conditions, configuration, neighboring modules, communication paths, and I/O behavior. A CPU-related fault should be considered together with these other possible causes rather than assuming the processor is the source of every relay abnormality.