Schneider Electric 12 → 24V ac/dc Shunt Trip Shunt trip for use with ARA, ic60 MCB, IDPN Vigi, ild Double

The electrical auxiliaries are combined with iC60 circuit breakers, iID residual current circuit breakers, remote tripping switch disconnector iSW-NA , RCA remote controls and ARA automatic reclosers; they enable tripping or remote indication of their position (open/closed/tripped) upon a fault

• Low consumption on your control circuit.

• Compact, lightweight and easily attached to compatible contactors. Clip-on, DIN rail mountable (see datasheet for specifics).

• 18-month manufacturer warranty with Schneider Electric.

• Schneider Green Premium product - easily recyclable and disposed of. Built with sustainability in mind to have the least impact on the environment where possible. Toxic Heavy Metal-free. Mercury free.

Protection ratings & Safety features:

• IP20 conforming to EN/IEC 60947-5-1

iMN: undervoltage release
iMNs: delayed undervoltage release
iMNx: undervoltage release, independant from supply voltage
iMX: shunt release
iMX+OF: shunt release with open/close contact.

iMN: undervoltage release
iMNs: delayed undervoltage release
iMNx: undervoltage release, independant from supply voltage
iMX: shunt release
iMX+OF: shunt release with open/close contact.

• Motor starters/Control systems.

iOF: open/close contact
iSD: fault indicating contact
iOF/SD+OF: open/close contact and switchable OF or SD contact.

Keen to boost the safety features of your electrical setup? Choose this shunt trip from Schneider Electric. When powered on, it trips all connected circuits to shut down equipment in a flash if there's an emergency. Thanks to its control circuit voltage range of 12 to 24V AC/DC, you can count on it in low-voltage systems. Clamp terminals are on hand to hold your wires securely in place, preventing them from working loose if things get shaky.

• Wide operating temperature range between -25°C and +50°C for use in demanding environments
• Accommodates rigid and flexible cables for versatility

• Industrial automation
• Control systems
• Manufacturing equipment

Adding a shunt trip increases the safety of your setup. As you can manually shut down your system even if your circuit breaker doesn't cut power to your equipment, it helps prevent electrical hazards during fault conditions.

It's a breeze to install this device as it simply clips onto a DIN rail.