| Categories | Circuit Breaker Accessory |
| Model | JVA16 |
| Rated voltage | 230V AC |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Colour | red, green, yellow |
| Connection terminal | pillar terminal with clamp |
| Connection capacity | rigid conductor 10mm² |
| erminal Connection Height | H=19mm |
| Max power | 0.6W |
| lllumination | LED |
| Service duration | 30,000 hours |
| Installation | On symmetrical DIN rail 35 mm Panel mounting |
Technical Data
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l Rated voltage: 230V AC |
|
l Rated frequency: 50/60Hz |
|
l Colour: red, green, yellow |
|
l Connection terminal: pillar terminal with clamp |
|
l Connection capacity: rigid conductor 10mm ² |
|
l Installation:On symmetrical DIN rail 35 mm |
|
l Terminal Connection Height: H=19mm |
|
l Max power: 0.6W |
|
l Illumination: LED |
|
l Service duration: 30,000 hours |
Construction and Feature
Low service duration, minimum power consumption
Compact design in modular size
Easy installation
Application
The Modular Signal Lamp is applicable to circuit with rated voltage 230V~ andfrequency 50/60Hz for visual indication and signaling.
Overall & Installation Dimensions
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