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GE CR123H132A Thermal Unit 1.14A 3-pack video accessory
A thermal protection unit rated at 1.14 A, supplied as a pack of three
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Reliable motor protection with 1.14 A full-load current rating
- Three thermal units per pack for multi-circuit coverage
- Transparent housing allows quick visual status checks
- GE industrial-grade build suits demanding control panels
- Compatible with CR101H and CR101Y series starters
Thermal Protection Unit 1.14 A
The GE CR123H132A is a thermal protection unit rated at 1.14 A full-load current. It functions as an overload relay for motor control circuits. The unit comes in a transparent housing and is supplied as a pack of three.
Suitable for compatible motor starters
This unit suits maintenance teams replacing overload relays in existing GE CR101H or CR101Y series starters where the 1.14 A rating matches the motor nameplate. It is not for installations requiring a different current rating, a different mounting footprint, or electronic trip curves.
Full-load current 1.14 A
The decisive specification is the 1.14 A full-load current. Verify that the motor’s nameplate current falls within the adjustment range of this specific unit before purchase.
Highlights
- Reliable motor protection with 1.14 A full-load current rating
- Three thermal units per pack for multi-circuit coverage
- Transparent housing allows quick visual status checks
- GE industrial-grade build suits demanding control panels
- Compatible with CR101H and CR101Y series starters
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the pack of three thermal units include any mounting hardware or must that be purchased separately?
The three-pack supplies only the thermal units themselves; mounting hardware is not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I select the 1.14 A version or is a different current rating available for this model?
The CR123H132A is offered only with a 1.14 A full-load current rating, so no alternative rating exists for this part number.
What does the 1.14 A full-load current mean when the unit is installed in a motor starter?
It indicates the maximum continuous current the thermal unit can carry before its overload protection trips, matching the motor's full-load amperage.
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