Siemens 3RV1331-4EC10

Siemens 3RV1331-4EC10 3rv1331-4ec10 product image 1
SKU3RV1331-4EC10
ManufacturerSiemens
CategoryIndustrial automation components
6-month warranty
Available (1-2 days): 1 units
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Net price (1 pc.):
130,67PLN
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Description

The Siemens 3RV1331-4EC10 is a three-pole circuit breaker designed for motor protection in industrial automation applications. With a rated current of 32 A and a short-circuit release setting of 416 A, it offers reliable protection against electrical faults. The device operates at a rated voltage of 690 V AC and features screw terminals for secure connections. Its compact design, measuring 55 x 149 x 140 mm, allows for efficient integration into control panels. As part of the SIRIUS series, this circuit breaker is suitable for starter combinations and is known for its durability and performance in demanding environments.

Specifications

Weight
0.41 kgs
Current
32 A
Napięcie zasilania
690 V
Signal Level
690 V
Short-Circuit Release Setting
416 A
Dimensions
55 x 149 x 140 mm
Product Type
Circuit Breaker
Number of Poles
3
Rated Current
32 A
Terminal Type
Screw
Product Series
SIRIUS

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