3RK13956LS412AD0

Motor starter M200D technology module direct on-line starter mech. switching

SIRIUS motor starter M200D Technology module DOL starter Mechanical switching AC-3, 5.5 kW / 400 V 1.5 A...12.00 A Electronic overload protection Thermistor: THERMOCLICK / PTC without brake contact 4 DI / 2 DO Han Q4/2 - Han Q8/0 with manual on-site operation and key-operated switch via communication module 3RK1305* can be used on PROFIBUS or PROFINET Motor starters SIRIUS M200D for starting, monitoring and protecting motors and loads for use in the field and for fully TIA-integrated, highly automated applications, for example in conveyor systems.The rugged motor starters with a high degree of protection for PROFIBUS/PROFINET communication are easy to configure and, thanks to the modular starter concept and pre-assembled cables, they can be installed and commissioned quickly without any errors. Fast and economical replacement of devices is possible during servicing thanks to modularity and automatic re-parameterization. The integration of associated sensors is supported. The use of the devices increases the availability of the plant thanks to the comprehensive diagnostics concept and sophisticated plant monitoring. The Motor Starter ES software is available for configuration, commissioning, operation and diagnostics. PROFIenergy supports active and efficient energy management. The motor starters are approved for worldwide use (e.g. IEC and UL/CSA) and are IE3/IE4-ready.Available as direct-on-line or reversing starter with various motor current ranges, optionally electromechanical or electronic switching, optionally with brake control or local operator panel.A communication module for communication via PROFINET or PROFIBUS is additionally required. An extensive range of accessories, such as pre-assembled cables, suitable for all M200D motor starters, is available.SIRIUS M200D - The rugged motor starter for distributed drive solutions.

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3RK1395-6LS41-2AD0

3RK13956LS412AD0

Siemens AG

MOTOR STARTER M200D TECHNOLOGY MODULE

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