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Sprecher+Schuh CT7N-23-B25 Overload Relay
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Sprecher+Schuh CT7N-23-B25 Overload Relay

Date: 2025-04-28
Models: CT7N-23-B25
Price: Phone or Email Inquiry

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Product Overview

Sprecher+Schuh CT7N-23-B25 Overload Relay

It is a high-performance thermal magnetic overload relay, which belongs to the CT7N series. This relay is specially designed for motor protection, providing reliable overload and short-circuit protection functions, and is suitable for industrial motor control, mechanical equipment and automation systems. The product adopts a modular design and can be used perfectly with S+S contactors.

Core features

Precise overload protection

Current adjustment range: 0.1-25A (B25 model)

Complies with IEC 60947-4-1 standard

Provides CLASS 10 tripping characteristics

Reliable short-circuit protection

Integrated electromagnetic instantaneous tripping mechanism

Short-circuit protection range: 8-13 times the set current

Convenient operation design

Clear current scale adjustment dial

Manual/automatic reset selection switch

Sturdy structural design

Impact-resistant and vibration-resistant structure

Wide temperature range: -25°C to +60°C

Protection level IP20 (needs to be installed in the control cabinet)

Flexible installation method

Can be directly installed on S+S CT7 series contactors

Support DIN rail installation

Technical parameters

Parameters Specifications

Rated current range 0.1-25A

Rated insulation voltage 690V

Rated working voltage 400V AC

Tripping level CLASS 10

Short-circuit protection 8-13×In

Mechanical life 100,000 times

Ambient temperature -25°C to +60°C

Protection level IP20

Installation contactor direct mounting/DIN rail


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Contract signing and advance payment

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Product arrival and final payment

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