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Overload relays thermal

In order to protect electric motors from overload and phase failure, either motor protection switches or overload relays are used. If a thermal overload relay is chosen, it is installed in the main circuit and typically directly on a contactor. It does not switch off the motor directly, but if the worst comes to the worst, it controls the contactor via at least one break contact, which in turn switches off the motor. A thermal overload relay usually works with bimetal triggers, which heat up when there is an overload due to the higher motor current, then deform and thus trigger the relay. With high-quality thermal overload relays from the eibabo technology store, you protect your electric motors from overload, prevent damage and save the associated follow-up costs.

Catalogue content:

In this eibabo® catalogue Low-voltage industrial components > Thermal overload relay you will find items from the following product groups:

Item overview:

Bimetal
Bimetallic contact
Built-in series switch
Control resistor
Delayed activation
DIL switch
Electric circuit
Electric control
Electrical kit
Electrical/kit/switching/control
Electro/- mounting set/- circuit/- control
Floor control
Installation multicircuit switch
Manual control
Manual override
Motor protection relay
Overload protector
Overload relay
Overload release
Regulator kit
Relay
Series switch
Thermal overcurrent relay
Thermal overload relay
Thermal protection
Thermal relay
Thermal relay kit
Thermo-relay mounting set

from the following manufacturers:

Manufacturer overview catalogue Overload relays thermal:

ABB
Condor
Eaton
Rockwell
Schneider Electric
Siemens

In order to protect electric motors from overload and phase failure, either motor protection switches or overload relays are used. If a thermal overload relay is chosen, it is installed in the main... read more »

Overload relays thermal

In order to protect electric motors from overload and phase failure, either motor protection switches or overload relays are used. If a thermal overload relay is chosen, it is installed in the main circuit and typically directly on a contactor. It does not switch off the motor directly, but if the worst comes to the worst, it controls the contactor via at least one break contact, which in turn switches off the motor. A thermal overload relay usually works with bimetal triggers, which heat up when there is an overload due to the higher motor current, then deform and thus trigger the relay. With high-quality thermal overload relays from the eibabo technology store, you protect your electric motors from overload, prevent damage and save the associated follow-up costs.

Catalogue content:

In this eibabo® catalogue Low-voltage industrial components > Thermal overload relay you will find items from the following product groups:

Item overview:

Bimetal
Bimetallic contact
Built-in series switch
Control resistor
Delayed activation
DIL switch
Electric circuit
Electric control
Electrical kit
Electrical/kit/switching/control
Electro/- mounting set/- circuit/- control
Floor control
Installation multicircuit switch
Manual control
Manual override
Motor protection relay
Overload protector
Overload relay
Overload release
Regulator kit
Relay
Series switch
Thermal overcurrent relay
Thermal overload relay
Thermal protection
Thermal relay
Thermal relay kit
Thermo-relay mounting set

from the following manufacturers:

Manufacturer overview catalogue Overload relays thermal:

ABB
Condor
Eaton
Rockwell
Schneider Electric
Siemens

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