There are a growing number of IEDs that can accept the IEC 61850 9-2LE input, and now IEC 61869-9. some of which are listed below (if you want your IED included, contact me by email with suitable information).

The IEDs below are promoted by the vendor concerned as supporting Sampled Value inputs to the interim "LE" Guideline, or now the official IEC 61869-9. As IEC 61850-9-2LE is now defunct, please check with the vendors if they now support the official Standard IEC 61869-9.

There are a number of significant interoperability issues between the interim "LE" Guideline and the official IEC Standard, notably amongst others, the LE "samples per cycle" has changed to IEC "samples per second" and the rates are different so please check carefully.

Blank cell means I have no feedback/intelligence received from the supplier to date - they may well have applications available and they are welcome to advise me accordingly to update the table.

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Vendor	Distance Protection Relays	Line Differential Protection Relays	Transformer Protection Relays	Busbar Protection Relays	Multifunction Relays	Bay control, CB protection, Backup	Overcurrent	Meters	9-2 Accuracy Test Set	Merging Units for Conventional CT/VT	Optical CT Sensor
L&G								E880
EDMI
Schneider *	P443 P444	P545 P546	P643 P645	P746
GE Micom *	P443 P444	P545 P546	P643 P645	P746		P841
GE UR
ABB	REL 670	RED 670 RED 615	RET 670	REB 500	REX 640	REC 670	REF 615 REF 620 REF 601 REJ 603
NARI	PCS-902	PCS-931	PCS-978	PCS-915			PCS-9611			PCS-221
ZIV	Q4/2012	Q4/2012	Q4/2012
SEL	SEL-421-7		SEL-487E-5				SEL-451-6			SEL-401
ALSTOM *	P44 P446	P546	P645	P746		P841
Siemens										7SC805
Beckwith
ERLPhase
Basler
Protech
Toshiba
SATEC								EM720 Seems to use a protocol converter card
ZERA									WM3000U WM3000 I
Schniewindt										SAMU
RT Measurement Technologies										MU320
Wasion								DSAD331 DTAD341
Arteche											SDO OCT
Hμ											OSF
VIZIMAX										AMU

* Note: It seems that Schneider and GE have the same MiCOM product range names (due to previous common AREVA history) but the IEDs manufactured after the organisation split may be slightly different in features and capabilities which should be checked with your local sales representatives.

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