Schneider EasyTeSys Protect Differential Thermal Overload Relay

The Schneider EasyTeSys Protect Differential Thermal Overload Relay is engineered to offer superior thermal protection for motors and electrical circuits, with a wide adjustment range and reliable performance. This relay is essential for maintaining the safety and efficiency of electrical systems in various industrial settings.

Product Description:

The Schneider EasyTeSys Protect Differential Thermal Overload Relay provides a thermal overload class of 10A and features a thermal protection adjustment range from 55A to 70A. Designed for operational voltages up to 690V AC, this relay ensures robust and versatile protection for diverse industrial applications.

Key Features:

• Product Type: Differential Thermal Overload Relay
• Thermal Overload Class: 10A
• Thermal Protection Adjustment Range: 55A to 70A
• Rated Operational Voltage: ≤690V AC
• Adjustable Settings: Allows precise adjustment within the range of 55A to 70A, accommodating specific application requirements for thermal protection
• Reliability: Provides effective protection against thermal overload, safeguarding motors and electrical systems from overheating and potential damage
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of industrial applications with operational voltages up to 690V AC
• Compact Design: Designed for easy integration into standard control panels, optimizing space while delivering efficient thermal protection
• Mounting Type: Includes standard mounting options for straightforward and flexible installation in various setups
• Durability: Built from high-quality materials for long-lasting performance and reduced maintenance needs
• Compliance: Meets industry standards for safety and reliability, ensuring dependable operation and protection

The Schneider EasyTeSys Protect Differential Thermal Overload Relay is a critical component for effective thermal management in industrial environments. Its adjustable protection range and robust design make it a reliable solution for maintaining the safety and performance of electrical systems.