Impulse Relay With NO Contacts, 32 A, 110 V dc, 230 → 240 V ac Coil
- RS Stock No.:
- 230-1046
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 15510
- Brand:
- Merlin Gerin
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- RS Stock No.:
- 230-1046
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 15510
- Brand:
- Merlin Gerin
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Product Details
TL Remote Control Switches
Mechanically held open and close positions for a circuit remotely controlled via pulse signals.
Rated current: 16 A
Cage clamp terminal connections for cables up to 10 mm2 on power circuits and cage clamp terminal connections for cables up to 6 mm2
Max. breaking frequency: 5 operations per minute
Mechanical indication of breaking status by the position of the handle on the front of the device
Cage clamp terminal connections for cables up to 10 mm2 on power circuits and cage clamp terminal connections for cables up to 6 mm2
Max. breaking frequency: 5 operations per minute
Mechanical indication of breaking status by the position of the handle on the front of the device
Note
Most residual current devices do not give protection against phase to neutral faults, making back-up protection necessary by means of a fuse or MCB.
Merlin Gerin – Type B & C, 10kA Breaking Capacity MCBs
Miniature Circuit Breakers; Contact Position indicated by switch levers
Type B characteristic offers instantaneous short circuit response level of 3-5 x normal rated current, making it suitable for circuits with moderate inrush currents such as filament lamps, heating loads and most domestic/small building protection applications.
Type C characteristic offers short circuit response of 5-10 x normal rated current, making it ideal for circuits with higher inrush currents such as motor control and fluorescent lighting installations in industrial buildings where nuisance tripping might occur if a faster type was used.
Type C characteristic offers short circuit response of 5-10 x normal rated current, making it ideal for circuits with higher inrush currents such as motor control and fluorescent lighting installations in industrial buildings where nuisance tripping might occur if a faster type was used.