power system protection relays

Electrical Motor Protection 3 Pole AC Contactor Definite Purpose with UL listed A Ccontactor is an electrically controlled switch used for switching a power circuit, similar to a relay except with higher current ratings, which is controlled by a circuit which has a much lower power level than the switched circuit. Description: UKC1 series AC Contactor is suitable for using in the circuits up to the rated voltage 660V AC50Hz or 60Hz, rated current up to 630A, for making,

9A~85A 3P anti- electric shock Magnetic Power Contactor For Motor Circuit Protection DC/AC Color optional Description: GMC1 series magnetic AC contactor is suitable for using in the circuits up to rated voltage 660V AC 50/60HZ, rated current up to 800A, for making, breaking, frequently starting & controlling the AC motor and it can be combined with the auxiliary contacts, mechanical interlocking unit, switchover capacitor and etc. With the thermal relay, it is combined into

ZCT40 Zero Sequence Current Transformer 40mm for Earth Leakage Relay Description: A zero-phase current transformer for use as a leakage current detecting element in a leakage current interrupter in which two magnetic materials of different permeability are provided so as to eliminate a range where the leakage current interrupter is inoperable without lowering its ability to distinguish noise components. The different magnetic materials may be provided as a single core

Industrial 800A AC Contactor Mechanical Interlock Motor Overload Protection Description: UKC1 series ac contactor of mechanical chain contacts (hereinafter referred to as mechanical interlock unit) is based on the installation of machinery assembled chain body. It applies to AC 50 or 60Hz, rated voltage up to 660V and below, rated current up to 95A and the following circuit, for long-distance direct control of three-phase squirrel-cage motor starting, stopping and reversing

Three Phase Fire-retardant Enclsoure AC Compressor Contactor And Relays 180A Description: AC Contactors (Magnetic Contactor) provide remote control of primarily electric motors and compensation & heating systems by cable. They protect the instruments and equipments against overload currents by using thermal relays, for capacitor switching contactor. While switching on a capacitive circuit, a high frequency and large transient current peaks are produced. Switching of capacitor

Enclosed type Magnetic Motor Starter Switch AC Contactor UKW1-22MB 22A push button type IP56 general protection A magnetic starter is a device designed to provide power to electric motors. It includes a contactor as an essential component, while also providing power-cutoff, under-voltage, and overload protection. Description: UKW1 series magnetic motor starter are suitable for 50Hz or 60Hz, rated voltage up to 660V, current up to 95A circuit. In order to protect motor

GMC AC/DC Mini Contactor Motor Protection Switch Low consumption 6A,9A,12A,16A AC Contactors (Magnetic Contactor) provide remote control of primarily electric motors and compensation & heating systems by cable. They protect the instruments and equipments against overload currents by using thermal relays, for capacitor switching contactor. While switching on a capacitive circuit, a high frequency and large transient current peaks are produced. Switching of capacitor for a

Power saving Air Conditioning Contactors 4 Pole AC Contactor 125A 150A Description: Magnetic AC Contactor should have the high current value without being exposed to and damaged or boiling. This belongs to the quality of contactor. (Contact surface quality and weld technology) Especially at AC-3 and capacitor command, selectivity of contactor is very important. Current which passes through the contacts causes warming when the contactor is closed. This warming is limited with

Motor Protection Circuit Breaker AC Contactor Magnetic 24V 110V 220V 380V 1NO or 1NC Description: The power consumption of the UKC1- low consumption type contactor is 1.2W. Low coil power consumption greatly expands application flexibility. Standard AC coils require 1.8 watts. Directly drive contactor by transistor output of PLC This contactor can be driven by a transistor output of a PLC or electronic equipment such as photoelectric switch, or a proximity limit switch.