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Allen Bradley | SKU:
193-EEED
Obsolete
193-EEED
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Allen Bradley 193-EEED Overload relay that has adjustable ranges from 5.4 to 27 AMPS - comes with manual and automatic reset, phase loss protection, adjustable class tripping, reset and stop button and trip indication - mounts directly to any 100-C30, 100-C37 or 100-C43 3 pole contactor.
193-EEED Datasheet
193-EEED Datasheet
Obsolete - Please see link above for replacement
IMC-Direct is not an authorized Rockwell Automation distributor
This product does not come with a Rockwell Automation warranty
IEC Operating Voltage : 690 volt
Trip Class (Adjustable) : 10, 15, 20 30
Reset Type : Automatic and Manual
Phase Loss protection
N.C. Trip Contact
N.O. Alarm Contact
Screw Terminals
Trip Class (Adjustable) : 10, 15, 20 30
Reset Type : Automatic and Manual
Phase Loss protection
N.C. Trip Contact
N.O. Alarm Contact
Screw Terminals
193-EEED is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
We ship the same day on all in stock orders that are placed prior to 4 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. We offer Flat Rate shipping ($9.00 for UPS Ground) and expedited shipping can be selected at checkout.
The Allen Bradley 193-EEED is self-powered which means that the E1 Plus Overload Relay installs in the same manner as traditional overload relays. Device setup is accomplished by simply dialing the setting potentiometer to the motor FLA rating. The low energy consumption of the electronic design minimizes temperature rise issues inside control cabinets.
A wide 5:1 adjustment range results in the need for half as many catalog numbers as the bimetallic alternative in order to cover the same current range. This helps to reduce inventory carrying costs and affords greater installation flexibility for dual voltage machines. Evenly spaced setting tick marks enhance the ease of installation setup.
A wide 5:1 adjustment range results in the need for half as many catalog numbers as the bimetallic alternative in order to cover the same current range. This helps to reduce inventory carrying costs and affords greater installation flexibility for dual voltage machines. Evenly spaced setting tick marks enhance the ease of installation setup.
