Sprecher+schuh Kta 3-25 Motor Starter Protector

Sprecher+schuh Kta 3-25 Motor Starter Protector
Sprecher+schuh
Kta 3-25
Kt3-25-pe1-10
Tripping Current 120%fla
Gen. Use 25 A 600 V 3 Ph
Aux.cont. B 600 R 300
No. 16 Thru 10 Awg 20-26 Lb-ins.
Use 75°c Cu-wire
Iec 947
En 60947
660v 6a
4-6,3a
Ac3 70a
Uimp.: 8kv
Made In Switzerland
Weight : 300 Gm
Ref No : 68784

How Does the Product Operate?

Imagine you possess an industrial motor. You require it to perform laboriously, but with finesse. To act as the cerebral force behind your motor, this Motor Starter Protector takes charge. It protects your machinery against damage by meticulously cutting off power in response to anomalous behavior such as overload. Basically, it makes sure your motor doesn’t fry itself in the hustle and bustle of industrial action.

Ideal Circumstances for Utilization

In an industrial milieu where motors are omnipresent, your use for this device is optimal. Whether it’s conveyor belts, industrial fans, or manufacturing machinery, this gizmo unfailingly carries out its duties. Even better if you are operating in an environment that needs scrupulous electrical behavior; then it’s a downright necessity.

Choice Locations for the Device

Fix this bad boy as close to the motor as feasible. Make certain that it’s situated in a dry, dust-free zone, and you’re golden. Especially ideal for those spaces where the electrical demand varies wildly and requires diligent monitoring.

Operating Instructions

Utilizing it, believe it or not, is remarkably straightforward. Connect it to the motor, feed in your operational parameters—such as the tripping current which should be at 120% FLA—and voila! The Motor Starter Protector, infused with its programming prowess, kicks into gear and maintains vigilance over your motor operations.

Why This Matters

Safety and longevity—this is the device that melds these aspirations. While conventional motor starter protectors abound, what sets this apart are its nuanced settings and precise tripping functions. Moreover, it adheres to globally recognized standards like IEC 947 and EN 60947. It ain’t just a device; it’s an investment in the well-being of your industrial operations.