The Schneider GVAN11 Auxiliary Contact Block is a high-quality electrical component designed to enhance the functionality of motor protection circuits. This compact and reliable accessory is compatible with a range of Schneider's manual motor starters and protectors, including the GV2L, GV2LE, GV2ME, GV2P, GV2RT, GV3L, and GV3P series. Engineered for left side mounting, the GVAN11 features a pole contact composition of 1 Normally Open (NO) and 1 Normally Closed (NC) contact, providing versatility for various control and signalling applications.
Constructed to meet rigorous industry standards, the GVAN11 boasts a rated insulation voltage of 600 V in accordance with UL 508, 690 V conforming to IEC 60947-1, and 600 V as per CSA C22.2 No 14. Its operational voltage ranges from 48 to 690 V AC and 24 to 240 V DC, ensuring compatibility with a wide array of electrical systems. The unit's conventional free air thermal current is rated at 6 A, and it has a mechanical durability of 100,000 cycles, highlighting its robustness and longevity.
The GVAN11's minimal switching current is 5 mA, with a minimum switching voltage of 17 V, which allows for precise operation even at low power levels. The rated operational power in VA and W varies across different voltages, ensuring that the contact block can handle a variety of loads with electrical durability of 100,000 cycles. The tightening torque for the screw clamp terminals is specified at 1.4 N.m, ensuring secure and reliable connections.
This auxiliary contact block is designed with a focus on sustainability, adhering to environmental regulations such as REACh and RoHS, and is free of toxic heavy metals and mercury. Its dark grey colour and compact dimensions (height: 89 mm, width: 9.3 mm, depth: 66 mm) make it an unobtrusive yet essential addition to any electrical setup.
The Schneider GVAN11 is a testament to Schneider's commitment to quality, reliability, and environmental responsibility, making it an excellent choice for enhancing control within electrical protection schemes.