PMR permanent magnetic relay tripping relay for RCCB,RCBO.

30Ma 40A 63A Electronic release
30Ma 40A 63A Electronic release

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Application:

The magnetic relay Release-16 is designed according to the principle of a holding magnet relay for use in residual current circuit breakers. The tripping system consists of plunger, pole and armature.
At delivery, the permanent magnet in the magnetic relay is fully magnetized and the armature is in the closed position , that is to say in contact with the pole.
The tripping power, respectively the tripping current, is set by demagnetizing the integrated permanent magnet after installation.

 

Features:

The exterior design is new and looks more beautiful. Compared with the old one, the seal is better. Some materials are removed on both sides of the width of the cover, which is optimized to make the weight of the whole product lighter. It is similar to the SFR-3 and is more manageable. 

 

Specification

Unit

40A(160 circle)

63A(500 circle)

Opearting Current 

 mA

 30mA

Tripping Current

mA 

 7-9

2-3

Tripping Voltage

mV 

 15-20

40-60

Resistance Value

 Ohms

 2.5-4.6

30-45

Resistance

 Ohms

 1.3-1.6

8.6-8.9

Push Force

 mm

 h=0.5mm F≥0.7N

h=0.5mm F≥0.7N

 N

 h=1.0mm F≥0.4N

h=1.0mm F≥0.4N

 mm

 h=1.6mm F≥0.2N

h=1.6mm F≥0.2N

Push rod free stroke

 mm

 1.8

Recommended operating mechanism recovery force

 N

1.2-1.3 

Recommended recovery speed

 m/Sec.

0.5-0.8 

Ambient temperature

 Centigrade

 −25℃ to 80℃

Average life

 Cycles

 >5000 

Climate test standard

 

  IEC61008/EN61008 Tested

Wire length

 mm

100±5  

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