DNP3 DA interface device (RFN-1200)

Advanced metering infrastructure

Eaton’s DNP3 distribution automation (DA) interface device, an extension to the RF mesh network offering, enables utilities to securely gather remote device data or initiate controls via the DNP 3.0 protocol. This flexible interface device easily connects with a variety of downline automation solutions, including capacitor bank, recloser and voltage regulator controls.

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Robust solution

Secure and interopable

Monitor & control your distribution system

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Eaton RF smart grid network

Prioritized messaging

Core features

Two-way automated communication with downline automation devices
Fully interoperable and easy to service
Flexible deployment options
Ability to operate as a DA NetworkFirst solution
Supports unsolicited report by exception (URBE), exception and integrity polling, and DNP control and configuration messages
Allows bi-directional transfer of status, analog and accumulator/counter point data

Single smart grid platform

The RFN-1200 wireless interface device provides utilities a single Smart Grid platform that enables end of line voltage monitoring, conservation voltage reduction (CVR), and Volt/VAR Optimization (VVO) applications, providing ease of use and simplified service for utility customers.

Full interoperability

Supports Eaton’s Cooper Power series controls and intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) as well as devices from all major manufacturers utilizing the DNP3 protocol. Eaton’s CBC-8000 capacitor bank controller is available with pre-integrated RFN-1200 mesh radio wireless interface options. The device facilitates Eaton’s GridAdvisor Series II smart sensor integration with Eaton’s RF network.

Eaton's utility solutions

As the world pushes for decarbonization, decentralization and digitalization of power, it brings new complexities to the utility industry. Adapting to the evolving power landscape means upgrading and modernizing your solutions so you can advance the energy transition towards a more sustainable, electrified world. With more than 100 years of electrical engineering experience, innovative digital solutions and expertise across generation, transmission and distribution, Eaton can help you get there.

Specifications

Eaton's RFN-1200 wireless interface device is designed for use in distribution automation (DA) applications, facilitating two-way automated communication between Eaton’s Yukon software platform or a utility SCADA application and a downline control or device.

Details

FLEXIBLE DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS	The RFN-1200 wireless interface device can be conveniently paired with Eaton advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and demand response (DR) deployments or can be deployed as a stand-alone (distribution automation) DA solution utilizing Eaton's NetworkFirst approach.
SECURE CONTROL OF SMART GRID OPERATIONS ACROSS ONE NETWORK AND SOFTWARE PLATFORM	Network supports prioritized DNP messaging and the Yukon Operational Data Management System (ODMS) has built-in support of DNP via an optional protocol license
DNP MESSAGING SUPPORT	URBE (Unsolicited Report By Exception) Integrity and exception polling DNP control message initiation and verification
SERVICE VOLTAGE	12V DC

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