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Priority relays PR-603 Priority relays PR-603
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Priority relays PR-603

Fixing to the base. Adjustment range 2 ÷ 15 A. With through passage for the receiver\'s current cable.
Priority relays are designed to control the value of current drawn by electric receivers and their control units in cases where their simultaneous work could result in circuit overload or current overload protection activation.
Priority relays PR-613 Priority relays PR-613
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Priority relays PR-613

On rail TH-35. Adjustment range 2 ÷ 15 A. With through passage for the receiver\'s current cable.
Priority relays are designed to control the value of current drawn by electric receivers and their control units in cases where their simultaneous work could result in circuit overload or current overload protection activation.
Priority relays PR-614 Priority relays PR-614
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Priority relays PR-614

On rail TH-35. For cooperation with a current transformer.
Priority relays are designed to control the value of current drawn by electric receivers and their control units in cases where their simultaneous work could result in circuit overload or current overload protection activation.
Microprocessor based relay EPS-D Microprocessor based relay EPS-D
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Microprocessor based relay EPS-D

The EPS-D is intended as a safety device for 3-phase electric motors. It is extremely efficient for expensive applications where reliability is essential, like for pumps, hydrophores, elevators, transporters, hoists, fans, centrifuges, compressors, etc.
Fuse module BZ-1 Fuse module BZ-1
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Fuse module BZ-1

One-socket.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-2 Fuse module BZ-2
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Fuse module BZ-2

Two-sockets.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-3 Fuse module BZ-3
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Fuse module BZ-3

Three-sockets.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.

Fuse module BZ-4 Fuse module BZ-4
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Fuse module BZ-4

Four-sockets.
Fuse receiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Pulse power supply ZI-1 Pulse power supply ZI-1
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Pulse power supply ZI-1

Impulse power supply. Output voltage 5 V. Power 50 W.
The switched-mode power supply is used to supply electric and electronic devices that require a stable, filtered supply voltage independent of changes in the mains voltage.
Transformer TR-08 Transformer TR-08
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Transformer TR-08

Output voltage 8 V.
Application: power supply of electrical and electronic devices which do not require a stable and properly filtered supply voltage, regardless of mains voltage fluctuations.
Priority relays PR-603 Priority relays PR-603

Priority relays PR-603

PR-603, 5908312595946
Fixing to the base. Adjustment range 2 ÷ 15 A. With through passage for the receiver\'s current cable.
Priority relays are designed to control the value of current drawn by electric receivers and their control units in cases where their simultaneous work could result in circuit overload or current overload protection activation.
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Priority relays PR-613 Priority relays PR-613

Priority relays PR-613

PR-613, 5908312595915
On rail TH-35. Adjustment range 2 ÷ 15 A. With through passage for the receiver\'s current cable.
Priority relays are designed to control the value of current drawn by electric receivers and their control units in cases where their simultaneous work could result in circuit overload or current overload protection activation.
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