Overview

The ABB DIS0016 LHMI module serves as a direct user interface for operators and technicians working with ABB’s REF615 relay systems. It features an intuitive LCD or graphical display, allowing users to view system status, alarms, and event logs without external tools. Moreover, the module supports local configuration, enabling quick adjustments to relay settings during commissioning or maintenance.

Its rugged aluminum front panel and IP40 protection rating make it suitable for medium-voltage switchgear and substation automation. The DIS0016 is engineered for high reliability, with low power consumption and robust isolation to withstand harsh electrical environments.

This module is manufactured in Switzerland or the USA, depending on the supplier, and is widely used in utility substations, industrial power systems, and renewable energy installations.

Technical Data

Typical Applications

The DIS0016 module is used in substation automation systems where local access to relay data is essential. For example, it allows field technicians to monitor breaker status, fault records, and system diagnostics in real time. In addition, it supports manual control operations, such as trip and close commands, during maintenance or emergency scenarios.

Its graphical interface simplifies navigation through relay menus, making it ideal for commissioning, troubleshooting, and routine inspections. Engineers value its durability, ease of use, and compatibility with ABB’s protection platforms, especially in environments where remote access is limited.

FAQ

Q1: What relays is the DIS0016 compatible with?
A1: It is designed for ABB REF615 protection and control relays.

Q2: What type of display does it use?
A2: It features an LCD or graphical interface with intuitive navigation buttons.

Q3: Is the module suitable for harsh environments?
A3: Yes, it has an IP40-rated aluminum front panel and 2 kV isolation.

Q4: Can it be used for local configuration?
A4: Absolutely—it supports real-time monitoring, settings adjustment, and diagnostics.