Schneider Electric, LR2K Thermal Overload Relay 1 NO/1 NC, 0.54A, 0.8 A F.L.C, 10A Contact Rating, 100 W, 250 V dc, 690V

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RS庫存編號:
758-923
Distrelec 貨號:
304-09-056
製造零件編號:
LR2K0305
製造商:
Schneider Electric
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Schneider Electric

Product Type

Thermal Overload Relay

FLC Motor Rating

0.54, 0.8A

Relay Contact Current

10A

Series

LR2K

Mount Type

Direct

Power Rating

100W

Pole and Throw Configuration

3

Terminal Type

Screw

Normal State Configuration

1 NO/1 NC

IP Rating

IP2X

Reset Method

Automatic & Manual

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Number of Auxiliary Contacts

2

Width

45mm

Maximum Operating Temperature

55°C

Length

116mm

Contact Voltage

690V ac

Standards/Approvals

BS 4941, NFC 63-650, UL, CSA/IEC 60947, UKCA, VDE 0660

Depth

65mm

Control Voltage

250, 690V dc

豁免

Schneider Electric Mini Thermal Overload Relays - LR2-K Range


Schneider Electrics K thermal overload relays are adjustable from 0.11 to 11.5 A, they have been predominantly designed for use in applications that require motor protection.

This range of mini thermal overload relays feature compensated and phase failure sensitivity, the range also offers manual and automatic reset. Each overload relay has 3-poles and screw clamp terminals.

Features & Benefits


• Commonly referred to by the range short name - LR2K

• Easy maintenance checks, check the tightening of cables through conducting thermographic testing and checking the mechanical operation of the product through manually operating the test, reset and stop buttons

• Direct mounting under a contactor is achievable

• Standards - IEC 947, BS4941, VDE 0660, NFC63-650

• Standards - CSA, UL, DEMKO, NEMKO, SEMKO, FIMKO, PTB

Applications of a Contactor and Control Overload Relay


• The majority of the time is to protect a motor

• To detect both overload conditions and fault conditions to then announce trip command for a protective device

• To deactivate a device whenever it pulls high current

• Sometimes developed into microprocessor systems and solid-state electronics