PILZ-837300 Pilz Voltage Relays
Part#:PILZ-837300
Manufacturer:Pilz
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Pilz PILZ-837300 is a protection unit designed for 3-phase voltage monitoring, including overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring functions. It is suitable for DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -15 to +55°C. The unit has a net height of 87 mm and supports safety output contacts ratings from 0.1A to 5A at 24Vdc (DC-1; 120W) and 1.5A at 24Vdc (DC-13). Connection is facilitated through fixed screw terminal connections. As part of the S3UM sub-range, this unit measures 22.5mm in width, offers an IP40 degree of protection, and requires a supply voltage of 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal). It operates across a frequency measuring range of 40-400Hz and is housed in PPO material. Designed for a 3-phase (3AC) input network, it measures rated voltages of 208/400/480Vac and has a net width of 22.5 mm. Power consumption is rated at 1.5 W, with a net depth of 122 mm. Operating modes include fault latching/non-latching and normally energized/de-energized modes. Storage temperature tolerance ranges from -40 to +85°C. It features 1 x delayed auxiliary output (SPDT-NO/NC contacts; 0.1-5A 24Vdc DC-1 resistive load; 0.5-10s time-delay selectable), 1 x analog input for L1-L3 voltage measurement, and protection functions against undervoltage, overvoltage, phase sequence, phase failure, and asymmetry. Additionally, it includes 1 x automatic reset and 1 x switching commutation digital inputs.
About the manufacturer: Pilz is one of the manufacturers that offers Voltage Relays that you can order at Advantage Electric Supply site. We are at the forefront of driving the evolution of industrial automation. Our company ethos is built on dedication and principles, placing a high priority on safety. Over the years, we have been devoted to creating cutting-edge products and solutions tailored to our customers' requirements.
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PILZ-837300 Description
Pilz PILZ-837300 is a protection unit designed for 3-phase voltage monitoring, including overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring functions. It is suitable for DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -15 to +55°C. The unit has a net height of 87 mm and supports safety output contacts ratings from 0.1A to 5A at 24Vdc (DC-1; 120W) and 1.5A at 24Vdc (DC-13). Connection is facilitated through fixed screw terminal connections. As part of the S3UM sub-range, this unit measures 22.5mm in width, offers an IP40 degree of protection, and requires a supply voltage of 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal). It operates across a frequency measuring range of 40-400Hz and is housed in PPO material. Designed for a 3-phase (3AC) input network, it measures rated voltages of 208/400/480Vac and has a net width of 22.5 mm. Power consumption is rated at 1.5 W, with a net depth of 122 mm. Operating modes include fault latching/non-latching and normally energized/de-energized modes. Storage temperature tolerance ranges from -40 to +85°C. It features 1 x delayed auxiliary output (SPDT-NO/NC contacts; 0.1-5A 24Vdc DC-1 resistive load; 0.5-10s time-delay selectable), 1 x analog input for L1-L3 voltage measurement, and protection functions against undervoltage, overvoltage, phase sequence, phase failure, and asymmetry. Additionally, it includes 1 x automatic reset and 1 x switching commutation digital inputs.
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