3PH Voltage Indicator Light 230-400VAC Red LEDs Schneider Electric
The Schneider Electric 3PH Voltage Indicator Light provides three-phase voltage indication with 3 red LEDs for small commercial and residential applications. Rated supply voltage is 230...400 V AC at 50/60 Hz with 0.9 W power consumption. Dimensions are 82mm x 69.5mm x 18mm and the degree of protection is IP2. IEC 73 and IEC 1000-4 standards compliance details are provided further below.
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- Rated supply voltage: 230...400 V AC at 50/60 Hz
- Power consumption: 0.9 W
- Relative humidity: 95% at 55 °C
- Ambient air temperature for operation: -35...70 °C
- Ambient air temperature for storage: -40...80 °C
- Pollution degree: 3
- Tropicalisation: 2
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 82mm x 69.5mm x 18mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- Modular pilot light with 3 red LEDs
- Service life of 100,000 hours
- Fixed mounting on symmetrical DIN rail
- IP2 degree of protection
- Professional installation by a qualified electrician is recommended for optimal safety.
- Small commercial and residential applications
- Complies with IEC 73 and IEC 1000-4 standards.
- Packaging without single-use plastic
18 months warranty against manufacturing defects.
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Q: What is the rated supply voltage of this 3PH Voltage Indicator Light?
A: The rated supply voltage is 230...400 V AC at 50/60 Hz.
Q: How many LEDs does the indicator light use?
A: The product uses 3 red LEDs for voltage indication.
For three-phase applications, the 3-phase voltage indicator pilot light provides another voltage indication option.
A voltage presence indicator can also be used where visual voltage status indication is required.
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