- Electricity - Electronics
- Switch and Relay
- Overload relay
- IMO Precision Controls Limited
Overload relay MCOR-4-90thermal1 NO1 NC
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Characteristics
- Measured/monitored value
- overload, thermal
- Contact configuration
- 1 NO, 1 NC
- Applications
- motor
- Mounting
- contactor mount
- Reset
- manual reset
- Tripping current
Min.: 60 A
Max.: 90 A
Description
Heat can be a major issue to effect the performance and overall lifespan of a motor, making it important to prevent the motor from overheating, or thermal overload. IMO Thermal Overload Relays offer electromechanical protection for main circuits and reliable protection for motors in the event of phase failure or heat overload. Designed specifically for use with the IMO MC Contactor range as part of a motor starter solution.
East to fit, IMO Thermal Overload Relays in combination with IMO Contactors, offer the safest protection for your motor.
• Reliable protection for motors
• Designed for use with IMO Contactors
• Versions available for plug-in or separate mounting
• UL approved
Thermal Overload Relay
For MC90 To MC115 Contactors
60-90 Amps
Specifications
• Auxiliary Contacts NO+NC
• Rated Current (A) 90
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