Thermal Overload Relay 5.5-8A 25A Frame NR2 Chint
Chint NR2 thermal overload relay features 5.5-8A setting range, 25A frame, and direct mounting to NC1 contactors. Ideal for motor overload protection.
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Alternatively Known As: CHINT NR2-25-8, NR2-25/Z 1F, Motor Overload Relay, Thermal Motor Protection Relay
- Current Setting Range: 5.5–8 A
- Frame Rating: 25 A
- Number of Poles: 3
- Auxiliary Contacts: 1 normally open and 1 normally closed
- Mounting: Direct mounting to compatible NC1 and NC7 contactors; independent mounting with MB-2 accessory
- Rated Operational Voltage: 380/400/415 V AC and 660 V AC
- Rated Insulation Voltage: 690 V
- Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage: 6 kV
- Rated Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Trip Class: 10A
- Phase Failure Protection: Yes
- Reset Function: Automatic and manual
- Terminal Capacity: 0.5–4 mm² stranded or rigid wire
- Recommended Fuse Protection: 12 A aM or 12 A gG for the 5.5–8 A setting range
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 66mm x 94mm x 45mm
- Weight: 0.181 kg
- Adjustable 5.5–8 A thermal overload protection
- Protects three-phase motors against overload and phase failure
- 25 A frame suitable for compatible NC1 contactors
- Direct contactor mounting reduces panel wiring and installation space
- Includes 1NO and 1NC auxiliary contacts for control and signalling circuits
- Automatic or manual reset selection
- Integrated test and stop functions with trip indication
- Installation and electrical connection should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, applicable wiring rules and site requirements. Set the relay to the motor's nameplate full-load current and provide suitable short-circuit protection.
- Three-phase motor overload protection
- Motor starters and control panels
- HVAC and refrigeration compressor systems
- Fans, pumps and ventilation equipment
- Industrial machinery using compatible NC1 contactors
- AS/NZS IEC 60947.4.1 is the applicable product standard for electromechanical contactors, motor-starters and associated overload protection devices; Australian RCM and local conformity requirements should be verified before supply or installation
- Thermal protection can help prevent motor damage and premature equipment replacement
- Replaceable relay design can reduce waste compared with replacing a complete motor starter assembly
- Durable electrical control equipment supports longer service life in motor and HVAC systems
CHINT's general policy for other low-voltage apparatus provides 27 months from the date of manufacture against defects in materials and workmanship when sold through authorised channels; contract terms may vary.
Available through authorised CHINT distributors in Australia.
