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CONDOR USA RA3N Shunt Trip Relay, 600V AC - Shunts & Undervoltage Relays for Pressure Switches
CONDOR USAShunts & Undervoltage Relays for Pressure Switches

CONDOR USA RA3N Shunt Trip Relay, 600V AC

The CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay (MPN RA3N) is a shunt trip relay designed for use with pressure switches. This component operates at a voltage rating of 600V AC. It is a product from CONDOR USA, INC, categorized…

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CONDOR USA
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RA3N Shunt Trip Relay, 600V AC
Part Number
RA3N
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Shunts & Undervoltage Relays for Pressure Switches
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RA3N
Voltage
600V AC
Product Type
Shunt Trip Relay

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Product Description

The CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay (MPN RA3N) is a shunt trip relay designed for use with pressure switches. This component operates at a voltage rating of 600V AC. It is a product from CONDOR USA, INC, categorized under Shunts & Undervoltage Relays for Pressure Switches.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N used for?

The CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N is used to remotely trip a circuit breaker or disconnect a pressure switch system during fault conditions. It is commonly applied in industrial pressure control panels and safety circuits to provide overvoltage or emergency shutdown protection.

What are the specifications of the CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N?

The CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N is a shunt trip relay rated for 600V AC. It is manufactured by CONDOR USA, INC under part number RA3N and is categorized as a shunt trip relay for pressure switches. This component is designed for use in industrial electrical control systems.

Where to buy the CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N worldwide?

You can source the CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this CONDOR USA component.

How to install the CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N?

Install the CONDOR USA, INC Shunt Trip Relay RA3N by connecting it in series with the pressure switch control circuit and a remote trip signal source. Ensure the supply voltage matches the 600V AC rating. Follow standard electrical safety practices and consult the manufacturer's wiring diagram for proper terminal connections.

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