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Overload relay 5.5...8 A Thermal For motor protection Size S2 Class 10 Contactor mounting Main circuit: screw terminal Auxiliary circuit: screw terminal Manual-Automatic-Reset thermal overload relay SIRIUS 3RU2 for inverse-time delayed protection of loads with normal starting against excessive temperature rises due to overload or phase failure. This series is particularly flexible and cost-effective. Worldwide approvals (e.g. IEC and UL/CSA) and applications in hazardous areas (ATEX or IEC Ex) are a matter of course. Can be supplied with different setting ranges of the overload release. They are available with screw or spring-type terminals for fast, maintenance-free and vibration-proof connection, as well as for stand-alone installation. The accessories consistently fit all sizes from S00 to S3. Simple, efficient and always up to date - SIRIUS modular system.
Package width
61 mm
Package depth
96 mm
Package height
111 mm
Package weight
318 g
Compliance certificates
CE, RoHS, REACH
Reset button
Yes
Main circuit connection type
Screw connection
Number of auxiliary NC contacts
1
Number of auxiliary NO contacts
1
Number of auxiliary change-over contacts
0
Release class
Class 10
Reset input
No
Adjustable current range
5.5 - 8 A
Automatic reset
Yes
Mounting method
Direct mounted
Minimum order quantity
1 pc(s)
Battery included
No
Rated operation voltage (max)
690 V
Maximum order quantity
1 pc(s)
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
4011209916661
SKU:
SIE-10480755
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