Schneider Electric LR2K Thermal Overload Relay 1NO + 1NC, 0.11 → 0.16 A F.L.C, 160 mA Contact Rating, 100 W, 250
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
Schneider ElectricFLC Motor Rating
0.11 → 0.16 A
Contact Current Rating
160 mA
Range
TeSys
Pole Configuration
3P
Series
LR2K
Mounting Style
Direct Contactor
Power Rating
100 W
Normal State Configuration
1NO + 1NC
Terminal Type
Screw
Reset Method
Automatic, Manual
Number Of Auxiliary Contacts
2
Width
45mm
Depth
65mm
Length
116mm
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+55°C
Better World Verification
Green Premium
Operating Temperature Range
-20 → +55 °C
Better World Product (Find out more)
Yes
Contact Voltage Rating
690 V ac
Control Voltage
250 V dc, 690 V ac
Country of Origin
Czech Republic
Product details
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
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
Schneider ElectricFLC Motor Rating
0.11 → 0.16 A
Contact Current Rating
160 mA
Range
TeSys
Pole Configuration
3P
Series
LR2K
Mounting Style
Direct Contactor
Power Rating
100 W
Normal State Configuration
1NO + 1NC
Terminal Type
Screw
Reset Method
Automatic, Manual
Number Of Auxiliary Contacts
2
Width
45mm
Depth
65mm
Length
116mm
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+55°C
Better World Verification
Green Premium
Operating Temperature Range
-20 → +55 °C
Better World Product (Find out more)
Yes
Contact Voltage Rating
690 V ac
Control Voltage
250 V dc, 690 V ac
Country of Origin
Czech Republic
Product details
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