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3RV29074BB00
+BOMPOWER SUPPLY SYSTEM 3RV29 EXPANS
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ManufacturerSiemens
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Mfr. Part #3RV29074BB00
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In Stock4701
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Supplier | Siemens |
| Package | Box |
| ProductStatus | Active |
Overview
Description
The "3RV2" series indicates a line of motor starter protectors, which are known for their reliability and efficiency in industrial applications. The additional numbers and letters in the part number "9074BB00" often specify particular features, configurations, or functionalities that distinguish this part from others in the series. Auxiliary components like the 3RV29074BB00 may include features such as signaling, control circuit adaptation, or other enhancements that integrate with the main circuit breaker or motor starter unit.
For detailed specifications and applications, it is advisable to refer to the manufacturer's datasheets or technical documentation.
Equivalent
Features
1. Protection: Designed for motor protection, offering overload, short circuit, and phase failure protection.
2. Compatibility: Typically works with other Siemens control products, ensuring seamless integration.
3. Adjustability: May offer adjustable current settings to suit different motor requirements.
4. Auxiliary Contacts: Often includes optional auxiliary contacts for additional signaling or control functions.
5. Mounting: Usually designed for easy installation on DIN rails.
6. Durability: Built to withstand industrial environments, offering reliability and long service life.
For detailed and accurate information, it is recommended to consult the official Siemens documentation or product catalog.
Pinout
This part typically includes auxiliary contacts that can be used for signaling or control purposes. The auxiliary contacts are used to provide status indication of the circuit breaker, such as whether it is in the on or off position, or to control other devices in coordination with the circuit breaker.
As an accessory, it doesn't have a "pin count" in the traditional sense like an integrated circuit would. Instead, it will have terminals or contact points that connect to the main device. For specific details such as the number of auxiliary contacts or terminals, referring to the Siemens catalog or technical datasheet for this specific model would provide the necessary specifics.