The Siemens 3RV2031-4SA15 is a robust and reliable motor protection circuit breaker designed to ensure the safe and efficient operation of electrical motors. This component is engineered to provide both short-circuit and overload protection, safeguarding motors in industrial applications from potential damage caused by electrical faults.
Featuring a compact design, the 3RV2031-4SA15 is suitable for space-constrained environments, allowing for efficient use of panel space without compromising on performance. With a three-pole configuration, it is capable of handling a range of operating currents, making it a versatile choice for various motor sizes.
The adjustable pick-up value current of the current-dependent overload release ensures precise protection tailored to the specific needs of the motor it serves. This flexibility in setting allows for optimised protection and contributes to the longevity of the motor.
Installation is straightforward, with options for both screw and snap-on mounting onto a standard 35 mm mounting rail according to DIN EN 60715. The device's height, width, and depth are designed to conform to industry standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of setups.
The 3RV2031-4SA15 is also characterised by its mechanical and electrical endurance, boasting a typical service life of 50,000 switching cycles for both main and auxiliary contacts. This durability translates into reduced maintenance requirements and a reliable performance over time.
With a protection class of IP20 on the front, the device offers a degree of protection against touch and foreign objects, contributing to the safety of the installation. Additionally, the circuit breaker is designed to operate effectively within a broad range of ambient temperatures, from as low as -20°C to as high as +60°C, making it suitable for challenging industrial environments.
Overall, the Siemens 3RV2031-4SA15 motor protection circuit breaker is a high-quality component that provides essential protection for electric motors, ensuring efficient operation and contributing to the overall safety and reliability of industrial electrical systems.