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Overload Relay

Allen-Bradley 193-1EFDP Overload Relay for Motor Protection

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SKU: 193-1EFDP

Alternate: 1931EFDP

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Brand
Allen-Bradley
Part Number
193-1EFDP
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The Allen-Bradley 193-1EFDP (193-1EFDP) is an overload relay designed for motor protection and electrical control assemblies across diverse industrial automation environments. Engineered by Allen-Bradley for integration within motor starter panels and control enclosures, this protective device monitors circuit conditions to safeguard motors and connected machinery from overcurrent events and electrical overload hazards. It serves as an essential component for system reliability, supporting smooth motor operation and preventing costly downtime or thermal damage in automated production systems. Featuring a sturdy industrial construction with a net weight of approximately 10 kg, the 193-1EFDP provides dependable performance in demanding control cabinet configurations. It is commonly deployed in motor control centers, manufacturing lines, material handling systems, and automated machinery where precise thermal overload and motor circuit protection are critical. Operating within Allen-Bradley motor management architectures, this overload relay facilitates straightforward installation, routine equipment maintenance, and direct replacement during planned servicing or field repairs. Plant operators and maintenance personnel can utilize this unit to restore standard motor branch protection and preserve overall operational continuity.

Technical Specifications

SKU
193-1EFDP
Brand
Allen-Bradley
Part Number
193-1EFDP
Category
Overload Relay
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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