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Protection, automation and control for power industry

Protecta Electronics Ltd. has a track record of more than 70 years in the development and production of protection, automation and control devices.

Protection, automation and control for power industry

Protecta Electronics Ltd. has a track record of more than 70 years in the development and production of protection, automation and control devices.

Protection, automation and control for power industry

Protecta Electronics Ltd. has a track record of more than 70 years in the development and production of protection, automation and control devices.

Protection, automation and control for power industry

Protecta Electronics Ltd. has a track record of more than 70 years in the development and production of protection, automation and control devices.

News & Events

New partner in Serbia

Protecta Ltd. signed a cooperation agreement with Serbian RUDNAP. This company has extensive experience in the electric power industry and numerous partners in the former Yugoslavia. Under the agreement we provide test devices for several protection applications so that power utility companies can evaluate Protecta devices under operational conditions. In future projects, Protecta proposes to supply protection and control systems.

Specialised training course

Between 4 and 15 November 2013 (2 x 5 days) Protecta held accredited courses on the use of IEC 61850 compatible devices in substations and on comprehensive network protection at Protecta’s head office. Attendants included staff of several major companies of the industry, including MVM OVIT Zrt., ELMŰ-ÉMÁSZ Network Kft., Mátra Power Plant Zrt., ISD Dunaferr Zrt. Participants were informed about the theory of power system protection and had an opportunity to familiarise themselves with and test protective devices.

Csepreg 120/20kV substation

Because of the capacity expansion of Nestlé Hungária at its facility in Bük and to satisfy the increased electricity supply of the new manufacturing facility, E.ON Hungária Zrt. announced a restricted tender procedure for the delivery of the protection and control systems of the new Csepreg 120/20kV substation. The e-bidding procedure resulted in Protecta, with its new EuroProt+ product line, being awarded the assignment to deliver the entire protection system. This project is an excellent opportunity for Protecta to install its EP+ devices in the Hungarian electric power system and to increase their visibility in the E.ON power system.

MÁV permission for application

Infrastructure development is a priority for EU-funded projects in Hungary. Of these, electric railway traction is particularly important for Protecta.

Reconstruction in the Paks nuclear power plant

The 30-year validity of the operating license of the four VVER-440/213 blocks of the Paks nuclear power plant is nearing its end.

Foreign partners

In recent years Protecta Ltd., the leading manufacturer of protection devices for the Hungarian electric power system, has signed strategic cooperation agreements with foreign companies that are familiar with their local markets and have professional orientation fields of operation compatible with Protecta’s product range.

E.ON permission for application

With the 120 kV distance protection devices already licensed, Protecta experts, with the active participation of E.ON engineers, are working to obtain a permission for the application of EuroProt+ product line devices configured for 120 kV transformer, line differential protection and busbar protection systems in the Hungarian electric power network.

Hannover Trade Fair

Between 8 and 13 April Protecta attended the traditional annual Hannover Fair as an exhibitor.

LEGO factory in Nyíregyháza

Lego’s most recent plant near Nyíregyháza will be one of the largest greenfield projects of the year. The electric power needed for production will be supplied by E.ON from its Simai street station at Nyíregyháza; a new 120/20 kV substation is to be established for this purpose.

EuroProt+ devices to protect the MÁV network

In the public procurement procedure announced by MÁV and the National Infrastructure Development Company, Protecta was awarded the assignment of delivering the complete protection system for the Cegléd 120/25 kV railway traction substation.

Protection for CERN

Geneva-based CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), the largest particle physics research facility in the world, issued a call for tenders for the modernisation of the protection and control system for its 66 kV substations. This international tender was won by MVM OVIT Zrt.

59th annual meeting of MEE (Hungarian Electrotechnical Association) in Budapest

Protecta Ltd. as an exhibitor invites all who are interested to the annual meeting to be held between 5 and 7 September.Our exhibition will be focused on the use of the IEC 61850 protocol in substations in Hungarian and other countries and the introduction of the upgraded OmegaProt product line.Venue: Novotel Budapest City & Budapest Congress Centre.For further details please visit the MEE website.

Protecta Product support

Protecta Ltd. has launched its new web-based product support system. For details please visit the Protecta website.

Protecta Expert Forum for Electrical Design Engineers

The expert forum on Protecta’s new EUroProt+ product line will be held on 30 May.

PAC World Conference at the Óbuda University

This year Hungary will host the third PAC World Conference (25-28 July). This prestigious event is organized by the Óbuda University. In addition to sponsoring the event, Potecta will also participate as an exhibitor and speaker.conference.pacw.org

Upgrading the Paks qualification

The audit required every three years for suppliers of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant was performed at Protecta. A representative of the Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority also attended as an observer. The audit established that Protecta complies with all the requirements imposed by the nuclear power station.

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