Schneider Thermal Overload Relay LRD14KN 7-10A Motor Protection Relay

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BrandSCHNEIDERSKUAIG20261014194238001
CategoryElectrical RelaysStock500In Stock
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Product Overview

The Schneider LRD14KN thermal overload relay is a high-performance motor protection device designed for 3-phase motor circuits with a rated current range of 7-10A. It provides reliable overload, phase failure and unbalanced load protection for industrial motor systems, ensuring stable operation of electrical equipment and extending motor service life.

Key Features

  • Adjustable current setting range: 7-10A, suitable for various low-power motor applications
  • Built-in phase failure protection function, effectively detects three-phase unbalance and phase loss faults
  • Manual/auto reset mode selectable, meeting different on-site operation requirements
  • Compact modular design, compatible with Schneider contactors for quick assembly
  • Compliant with international electrical safety standards, high insulation and arc extinguishing performance
  • Stable and reliable performance under harsh industrial environmental conditions

Specifications

ParameterValue
ModelLRD14KN
TypeThermal Overload Relay
Rated Current Range7-10A
Number of Poles3 Pole
Reset ModeManual / Automatic
Protection FunctionsOverload, Phase Failure, Current Unbalance
Mounting TypeDIN Rail / Direct Mount on Contactor
Standard ComplianceIEC 60947-4-1

Applications

This thermal overload relay is widely used in industrial motor control systems, including conveyor lines, pump stations, fan equipment, packaging machinery, material handling systems and other industrial scenarios. It is an essential protection component in low-voltage motor control cabinets, suitable for manufacturing, water treatment, HVAC, logistics and other industries.

Package Contents

  • 1 x Schneider LRD14KN Thermal Overload Relay
  • 1 x Product Instruction Manual