Product Details:
- The Allen-Bradley 193-EC5EE overload relay is a device used to protect electric motors from damage caused by overload conditions. It is designed to trip or open the circuit when the current drawn by the motor exceeds its rated load. The 193-EC5EE overload relay has a current range of 18-90 amps and is equipped with an adjustable bimetallic strip that responds to the heat generated by the current passing through it.
- The device is commonly used in industrial applications where motor overload protection is critical. It is compatible with Allen-Bradley's Bulletin 193 E3 Plus, E3 and E1 Plus IEC overload relays.
- The 193-EC5EE overload relay is compact in size and easy to install. It is equipped with a manual reset button, indicating LED lights, and a test button for simple verification of the contactor operation. The device is also equipped with a trip-free design, which ensures that the contactor does not remain closed if an overload condition occurs.
- Overall, the Allen-Bradley 193-EC5EE overload relay is a reliable and durable solution for protecting electric motors from overload conditions.
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