Overload Relay, 1NC/1NO, 0.10 A Min current, 0.40 A Max current, 690V AC MPN:3RB31234RB0
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Overload Relay, 1NC/1NO, 0.10 A Min current, 0.40 A Max current, 690V AC
The Siemens Overload Relay is a reliable and efficient solution for monitoring and controlling electrical currents in a variety of applications. With a minimum current setting of 0.10 A and a maximum current setting of 0.40 A, this relay provides precise protection against overloads and short circuits. Suitable for use in industrial settings, such as manufacturing and processing facilities, it helps prevent equipment damage and ensures smooth operation. Its compact design and direct mounting to contactors make it easy to integrate into existing systems, providing a cost-effective and reliable solution for maintaining electrical system integrity.
Top product features:
- 1NC/1NO auxiliary contact form
- 0.10 A minimum current detection
- 0.40 A maximum current setting
Top product applications:
- Motor protection in industrial applications
- Protection of high-voltage motors in power plants and factories
- Monitoring and protection of electrical panels in commercial buildings
Overload Relay, Auxiliary Contact Form 1NO/1NC, Maximum Overload Relay Current Setting 0.4 A, Minimum Overload Relay Current Setting 0.1 A, Trip Class 5E/10E/20E/30E, Maximum Voltage Rating 690V AC, NEMA Size Not Applicable, Number of Poles 3, Number of Required Thermals Not Applicable, Reset Type Auto, Manual, Includes Thermal Units Not Applicable, Mounting Style Direct To Contactor, Terminal Connection Type Screw Terminals, Compatible with Series SIRIUS, Frame Size S0, Relay Style IEC
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CZ
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 23 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 4.09
- Package Width: 4.06
- Package Height: 2.17
- Package Weight: 0.35
Product info last updated on February 2, 2026 2:09pm UTC
Category: Industrial Electrical Controls and Automation