Minilec S2 CTS1 Motor / Pump Protection Relay
- Brand
- Minilec
- Model number
- S2 CTS1
- Category
- Motor Protection Relays
Minilec S2 CTS1 motor / pump protection relay with 3 Wire Terminal Output output.
Price and availability on request
Key features
- Suitable for Minilec Relays only Current Range 0.5 A to 80 A
Specifications
| Output Relay Contact | 3 Wire Terminal Output |
|---|---|
| Approx Weight | 140 gms |
| Overall (L x W x D) | 90 x 35 x 60 |
|---|---|
| Mounting (L x W) | 35 mm Rail Mounting |
Specifications are from the manufacturer's published information. Confirm critical values with us or the datasheet before ordering.
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