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News Release from: Schneider Electric | Subject: GV3 circuit breaker
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 May 2007
Magnetic circuit breakers improve
reliability
Everlink is designed to maintain a constant tightening force on the cables and provides a strong, safe and long lasting connection.
New from Telemecanique, a brand of Schneider Electric, is a range of thermal magnetic and magnetic-only circuit breakers Telemecanique has developed a range of 9 to 65A circuit breakers
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 13 Dec 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Thanks to its new Everlink power terminals, the new GV3 breaker assures improved reliability of connections over time.
Everlink is designed to maintain a constant tightening force on the cables and provides a strong, safe and long lasting connection, even in the most arduous of conditions and applications.
Everlink offers reduced maintenance time due to terminal re-tightening being no longer required.
The BTR screw and its 4mm Allen key enables a high tightening torque (minimum 5Nm).
Increased operator safety is offered by the IP20 power terminations.
The new breakers have a rotary operator and this facilitates a breaking capacity of 50kA/400V from 40 to 65A and 100kA/400V from 9 to 32A.
The handle has three positions (on / off / trip ) and can be padlocked off.
Each breaker also has a trip test button and a sealable flap for protection of the thermal setting.
The GV3 breakers have a versatile design offering the flexibility of using side and front-mounted add-on blocks that are also common to the popular GV2 range.
All of the range are very compact at 55mm wide and easy to install thanks to a din rail locking mechanism.
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