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ABB TA200DU110 Thermal Overload Relay
Item NO.:
TA200DU110Payment:
T/TPrice:
$1000Product Origin:
SwedenColor:
NEWProduct weight:
0.21KGLead Time:
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The ABB TA200DU110 thermal overload relay is designed for the protection of three-phase AC induction motors. Using a bimetal-based thermal sensing mechanism, it provides reliable overload, phase-loss, and long-time stall protection. It is suitable for frequent-start and long-running motor applications and can be directly mounted with ABB AF series contactors.
Current Setting Range: 90–110 A
Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui): 690 V AC
Rated Operational Voltage (Ue): up to 690 V AC
Trip Class: Class 10 / Class 20
Auxiliary Contacts: 1 NO + 1 NC
Trip Indicator: Yes
Reset Mode: Manual or Automatic
Phase Failure Protection: Supported
Test Function: Equipped with test button
Mounting Method: Direct mounting to AF series contactors
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Accurate thermal protection with highly sensitive bimetal elements
Phase-loss and stall protection to prevent motor damage
Wide adjustment range (90–110 A) for flexible adaptation
Easy installation with ABB AF contactors
High reliability, strong mechanical design, suitable for harsh environments
Convenient operation with manual/automatic reset and test button
Clear status indication via trip indicator window
Pump systems (water pumps, sewage pumps, chemical pumps)
Industrial fans and ventilation systems
Air compressors and refrigeration compressors
Conveying equipment (belt conveyors, elevators)
HVAC equipment
Machine tools and industrial control panels
General industrial automation and power systems
Ensure the motor’s rated current falls within 90–110 A.
Avoid extreme ambient temperature that may affect tripping accuracy.
Verify correct wiring of auxiliary and main circuit connections.
Select proper trip class according to load and starting frequency.
Avoid exposure to excessive vibration or humidity.
Disconnect power before maintenance or testing.
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