Schneider Electric TeSys 690 V ac Motor Protection Circuit Breaker - 3P Channels, 48 → 80 A, 10 kA

Protecting your motors from faults such as an overload of high voltage, short circuits, or relay shutdowns is vital in an age where any downtime can be detrimental to a business and its operations. Schneider Electric has built a reliable, robust series known as the GV7-RE series of Motor Protection Circuit Breaker to act as an intermediary between your devices, protecting vital equipment in the event of unforeseen incidents.

• Motor Protection Switch rocker lever control type.

• Light-weight, robust and compact in its design, the GV7-RE series is perfect for tight spaces.

• Optional door-mounted control.

• Screw clamp connectors.

• Thermal-magnetic trip unit technology.

• Short-circuit trip.

Protection ratings & Safety features:

• Live parts are inaccessible to any direct contact from external users, improving the safety of operations around the MPCB.

• Thermal-magnetic trip technology to help protect the unit built into the circuit-breaker.

• IEC 60947-1, IEC 60947-2, IEC 60947-4-1 standard ratings (full list in the datasheet).

• Certified DNV, UL(full list in the datasheet).

• IP405 degree of protection, conforming to IEC 60529

• Electrical Motor Control and protection

• Easily assembled into any configuration by screw or clip-fixing onto mounting rails.

• The GV7- RE series with its exceptional electromechanical technology has been specially designed for top-of-the-range applications.

MPCBs are more critical now than ever. Most infrastructure now relies on a motor behind the scenes to power critical uninterruptible systems such as heating, ventilation, cooling all of which we take for granted. These systems are vital in ensuring business productivity and therefore must be protected against overcurrents, thermal overloads and much more.

To select the right MPCB, consider the systems you and your business rely upon. Checking the features and benefits of each MPCB will prove invaluable when deciding what critical infrastructure you wish to protect.