Overload Relay, 1NC/1NO, 0.11 A Min current, 0.16 A Max current, 690V AC MPN:LR2K0301
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Overload Relay, 1NC/1NO, 0.11 A Min current, 0.16 A Max current, 690V AC
The Schneider Overload Relay is a reliable and efficient solution for protecting electrical equipment from overcurrent conditions. Its 1NC/1NO configuration ensures safe and seamless operation, while its 0.11-0.16A current range provides precise control over load management. Suitable for use in a variety of applications, including industrial machinery, HVAC systems, and power distribution units, this overload relay offers automatic and manual reset options for added convenience. With its compact design and screw clamp terminals, it's easy to integrate into existing systems, making it an ideal choice for industries requiring high-performance protection and reliability.
Top product features:
- 1NC/1NO auxiliary contact form for flexible circuit signaling
- Maximum overload relay current setting of 0.16 A for precise protection
- Thermal overload protection type for reliable motor protection
Top product applications:
- Motor Protection
- Machine Protection
- Power Distribution Systems
Overload Relay, Auxiliary Contact Form 1NO/1NC, Maximum Overload Relay Current Setting 0.16 A, Minimum Overload Relay Current Setting 0.11 A, Trip Class 10A, Maximum Voltage Rating 250V DC (Signaling Circuit), 690V AC (Signaling Circuit), NEMA Size Not Applicable, Number of Poles 3, Reset Type Auto, Manual, Mounting Style Direct To Contactor, Terminal Connection Type Screw Clamp Terminals, Compatible with Series TeSys Deca, TeSys K, Relay Style IEC, Overload Protection Type Thermal
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CZ
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 2.80
- Package Width: 1.90
- Package Height: 3.40
- Package Weight: 0.35
Product info last updated on February 12, 2026 11:03am UTC
Category: Industrial Electrical Controls and Automation