The Rail Signalling (RS3) integrated insulation monitoring and earth fault location equipment provides proven protection for railway electrical systems and equipment up to AC650V.
The RS3 system continually monitors insulation values to show real time status of the power system. When the insulation value (IR) drops the system records the fault and puts a test current signal or pulse into the system which is pulled to earth at the point where a fault exists.
The RS3 has been superseded by the new and improved rail signalling protection system RS4 that was launched at Railtex, 14th - 16th May 2019.
This advanced and upgraded system has increased sensitivity, improving first fault location from 20KΩ to 100KΩ. This allows maintenance teams to respond more effectively, further enhancing safety and reducing downtime to signal power systems.
The RS4 is available in three variants to comply with Tiers 1, 2 and 3 of Network Rail’s Insulation Monitoring and Fault Location standard NR/L2/SIGELP/27725.
RS4 Tier 3 provides overall insulation resistance measurements, as well as feeder level fault location of the system.
Tier 2 compliance is achieved by the use of additional system components to enable complex individual feeder measurements.
RS4 Tier 1 is the most advanced RS4 system. It provides full insulation resistance measurement of the system, feeder and individual feeders, monitoring individual subsections of cable and functional supply points (FSP).
Click here for more information on the RS4 and its enhanced capabilities over the RS3.
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Learn how to upgrade to RS4 in our video.
The Rail Signalling (RS3) integrated insulation monitoring and earth fault location equipment provides proven protection for railway electrical systems and equipment up to AC650V.
The RS3 system continually monitors insulation values to show real time status of the power system. When the insulation value (IR) drops the system records the fault and puts a test current signal or pulse into the system which is pulled to earth at the point where a fault exists.
The RS3 has been superseded by the new and improved rail signalling protection system RS4 that was launched at Railtex, 14th - 16th May 2019.
This advanced and upgraded system has increased sensitivity, improving first fault location from 20KΩ to 100KΩ. This allows maintenance teams to respond more effectively, further enhancing safety and reducing downtime to signal power systems.
The RS4 is available in three variants to comply with Tiers 1, 2 and 3 of Network Rail’s Insulation Monitoring and Fault Location standard NR/L2/SIGELP/27725.
RS4 Tier 3 provides overall insulation resistance measurements, as well as feeder level fault location of the system.
Tier 2 compliance is achieved by the use of additional system components to enable complex individual feeder measurements.
RS4 Tier 1 is the most advanced RS4 system. It provides full insulation resistance measurement of the system, feeder and individual feeders, monitoring individual subsections of cable and functional supply points (FSP).
Click here for more information on the RS4 and its enhanced capabilities over the RS3.
More information
Article: Intelligent monitoring of signalling power supplies in Great Britain
Article: Arrive safely on time
Learn how to upgrade to RS4 in our video.
Bender Part No | Network Rail PADs no |
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RS3 Chassis | 0086/000105 |
RS3/1 – Enclosure | 0086/000109 |
Bender Part No W1-S35 | Network Rail PADs no |
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Solid Core Current Transducer 35 mm | 0086/011087 |
Split Core Current Transducer 50 mm x 80 mm | 0086/011096 |
Name | Category | Size | Language | Timestamp | D-/B-Number |
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Predict and Protect | Market Segment Brochures | 1.6 MB | EN | 2019/05/1313.05.2019 | |
Bender Rail Signalling Protection Systems | Market Segment Brochures | 10.8 MB | EN | 2019/05/1313.05.2019 |