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Schneider Electric TeSys TeSys Thermal Circuit Breaker - 3-Pole, Direct, 80A Current Rating, 100 kA, 690V ac

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RS Stock No.:
175-1488
Mfr. Part No.:
GV4LE80S
Brand:
Schneider Electric
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Brand

Schneider Electric

Product Type

Thermal Circuit Breaker

Current Rating

80A

Number of Poles

3

Series

TeSys

Range

TeSys

Width

116mm

Mount Type

Direct

Terminal Type

Screw

Tripping Mechanism

Magnetic

Reset Actuator Type

Toggle Switch

Height

116mm

Depth

116mm

Rated AC Voltage

690V ac

Standards/Approvals

RoHS, CE

Better World Product

Yes

Breaking Capacity

100kA

Break Time

Medium

COO (Country of Origin):
PL
New TeSys GV4 is a compact and robust motor circuit breaker, up to 115 A with 100 kA breaking capacity, available with 3 kinds of protection: magnetic, electronic thermal magnetic, electronic thermal magnetic with advanced protections and alarming designed for demanding applications.TeSys GV4 is also equiped with patented Everlink power connections, and may be equiped with a wide range of accessories, mainly: auxiliaries (1 OF, 1SD, 1 coil MN or MX), rotary handle (direct, front extended or side) and advanced alarming and fault differentiation module.

b Magnetic GV4L: to be used with an overload relay or a drive

b Thermal magnetic GV4P: electronic protection with wide range setting, dual class (10 & 20)

b Multifunction motor protection GV4PEM: GV4P with adjustable advanced protections and possibility to have

a side module SDx for alarming and fault differentiation.

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