Product Overview
The 3RU2126-4FB0 thermal overload relay is designed for current-dependent protection of three-phase motors and electrical loads against overload, phase asymmetry, and phase failure. This Size S0, Class 10 relay features an adjustable current range of 34 to 40 A and is optimized for direct mounting on Siemens 3RT2 size 0 contactors (9 to 38 AMPS) to provide reliable motor protection for the highest current applications in the S0 series.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
Applications The 3RU2126-4FB0 is suitable for protecting motors and electrical loads in industrial applications where reliable overload protection is required for very high current motor systems. It provides inverse time-delayed protection against excessive temperature rises due to overload or phase failure, making it ideal for applications with normal starting conditions and frequency converter operations requiring the highest current protection in the Size S0 range.
Operation When an overload or phase failure occurs, the motor current rises above the set rated current. This current increase heats up the bimetal strips within the relay via heating elements, causing them to bend and trigger the auxiliary contacts through a tripping mechanism. The auxiliary contacts then switch off the load via a contactor, with the tripped status indicated by a switch position indicator. The relay features both TEST and STOP functions for enhanced functionality.
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IP Rating | IP20 |
IP Rating Detailed | IP20 touch protection on the front according to IEC 60529 finger |
Compliance/Standards | IEC 61508, IEC 60529, IEC 60068-2, IEC 81346-2 |
Part Width (mm) | 49,00mm |
Part Height (mm) | 102,00mm |
Part Depth (mm) | 102,00mm |
Weight (g) | 0,259 Kg |
description | Overload relay 34...40 A Thermal For motor protection Size S0, Class 10 Contactor mounting Main circuit: Screw Auxiliary circuit: Screw Manual-Automatic-Reset |
country_of_origin | Germany |