In this video, we describe traveling wave and time-domain technologies, the need for accurate fault location, and the need for speed, and announce the first true traveling wave relay.

Save the date, and plan to attend SEL events at WSU's Western Protective Relay Conference (WPRC), October 20–22, 2015.

Rick Bryson demonstrates how to use function blocks and how they differ from functions in ACSELERATOR RTAC® SEL-5033 Software.

Rick Bryson explains how IEC 61131 functions can be configured and used within ACSELERATOR RTAC® SEL-5033 Software.

Rick Bryson demonstrates how to insert an IEC 61131 project into ACSELERATOR RTAC® SEL-5033 Software.

To validate the arc-flash detection performance of the SEL MOTORMAX System, a series of tests were performed at a high current laboratory. This video shows the difference in arc flash intensity for the same test condition with and without SEL arc flash detection.

Demonstration of new features and functions of the SEL-3555 RTAC.

Richard C. Schaeffer, Jr., vice president of emerging technologies and markets at KEYW Corporation, talks about the importance of looking for and strengthening interdependence across seams in the network. As a 2015 MSPSC keynote speaker, he wants to explore U.S. government standards we as an industry can adopt to ease and secure technology integration.

Author, researcher, and consultant Michael E. Raynor has spent his career profiling the performance of successful companies. As a 2015 MSPSC keynote speaker, he will describe why rules are important to the power industry and how they provide clear choices in ambiguous situations.

Mississippi Power Company used SEL’s distribution automation controller to create a self-healing network. Combined with SEL’s onsite technical support, Mississippi Power has already seen an improvement in reliability.