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LR2-D13-D33 Thermal Overload Relay

  • LR2-D13-D33 Thermal Overload Relay
  • LR2-D13-D33 Thermal Overload Relay
  • LR2-D13-D33 Thermal Overload Relay
  • LR2-D13-D33 Thermal Overload Relay

Key attributes

Brand MV Switchgear Accessories
Model NO. LR2-D13-D33 Thermal Overload Relay
Rated normal current 25A
Rated frequency 50/60Hz
Series LR2

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

This series of thermal overload relays can be used in the circuit of 50Hz or 60Hz, rated insulation voltage 660V, rated current 0.1-93A for protecting the phase brick when the electric motor is overload. The relay has a different mechanism and temperature compensation. It is the most advanced thermal relay in the nineties in the world. The products comply with IEC60947-4.

Fundamental Parameters

The fundamental parameter of the main circuit:

Rated insulation voltage 660V.

Rated working current 25、35、93A separately.

The regulator seal of rated setting current.

A current of the thermal component.

Auxiliary Circuit:

There is one pair of N/O and N/C contact with electric insulation.

Rated insulation voltage 550V.

Rated frequency 50-60Hz.

Use group, rated working voltage, conventional thermal current, and rated current.

Type Rated working current Thermal component
Rated current(A) Rated or scale of rated current(A)
LR2-D13 1301 0.16 0.10-0.16
1302 0.25 0.16-0.25
1303 0.4 0.25-0.40
1304 0.63 0.40-0.63
1305 1 0.63-1.0
1306 1.6 1.O-1.6
1307 2.5 1.6-2.5
1308 4 2.5-4.0
1310 6 4.0-6.0
1312 8 5.5-8.0
1314 10 7.0-10.0
1316 13 9.0-13.0
1321 18 12.0-18.0
1322 25 17.0-25.0
LR2-D23 2353 32 23.0-32.0
2355 36 28.0-36.0
LR2-D33 3353 32 23.0-32.0
3355 40 30.0-40.0
3357 50 37.0-50.0
3359 65 48.0-65.0
3361 70 55.0-70.0
3363 80 63.0-80.o
3365 93 80.0-93.0

 

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