Schneider Electric 140CRA93200 Product Overview

The Schneider Electric 140CRA93200 is a high-performance CRA series modular relay designed for industrial automation and control applications. It provides reliable switching capabilities for various electrical loads, ensuring safety and efficiency in demanding environments.

Product Advantages

1. High Reliability – Built with robust materials to ensure long-term performance in harsh conditions.

2. Modular Design – Allows easy integration into existing control systems.

3. Wide Compatibility – Works seamlessly with Schneider’s Telemecanique series.

4. Easy Installation – Tool-free mounting and clear labeling for quick setup.

5. Energy Efficient – Low power consumption while maintaining high switching capacity.

6. Safety Compliance – Meets international standards for electrical safety.

Technical Specifications

Applications

The 140CRA93200 is widely used in:

• Industrial control panels

• Motor control circuits

• HVAC systems

• Lighting control

• Power distribution systems

• Automation machinery

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Installation Instructions

1. Mounting – Secure the relay onto a standard DIN rail (35mm).

2. Wiring – Connect the terminals according to the wiring diagram (ensure power is off).

3. Testing – After installation, perform a functional test with low voltage before full operation.

4. Maintenance – Regularly check for dust accumulation and ensure proper ventilation.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q1: What is the maximum load current for 140CRA93200?
A1: The relay supports up to 10A resistive load at 240V AC.

Q2: Can this relay be used for DC applications?
A2: Yes, it supports 30V DC with a maximum switching power of 300W.

Q3: Is the relay suitable for high-vibration environments?
A3: Yes, its robust construction ensures stable performance in industrial settings.

Q4: How do I know if the relay is faulty?
A4: Check for physical damage, unusual noise, or failure to switch. Use a multimeter for continuity testing.

Q5: Can I use this relay for motor control?
A5: Yes, but ensure the inrush current does not exceed the relay’s rating.

Q6: What is the expected lifespan of this relay?
A6: Under normal conditions, it lasts 500,000 electrical cycles at full load.