Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric 9001K2105 potentiometer 30 mm 2 W 1000 Ω
A 30 mm potentiometer rated at 2 W and 1000 Ω with 500 V AC maximum voltage and NEMA 13 rating
- 30 mm panel mount fits tight control panels
- 2 W power rating handles demanding circuits
- 1000 Ω resistance value suits precision tuning
- NEMA 13 rating resists oil and dust ingress
- 0 to 100 dial graduations enable clear setting
Industrial control potentiometer
The Schneider Electric 9001K2105 is a 30 mm panel-mount potentiometer rated at 2 W and 1000 Ω. It is built for operators who need a manual resistance adjustment in machinery, motor starters or contactor circuits where a NEMA 13 rating is required.
Passive thermal behaviour
As a purely resistive element the device generates heat only through its own dissipation up to the 2 W rating, with no fan or active cooling involved. Normal operation stays within the 500 V AC and 4 mA limits, so temperature rise and audible noise are negligible in typical industrial environments.
Panel mounting and wiring
The 30 mm body fits standard cut-outs and the NEMA 13 enclosure rating protects the internals from oil, coolant and dust ingress. Solder or screw terminals accept the control wiring, while the 0 to 100 percent dial plate gives a clear visual reference for set-point repeatability.
Highlights
- 30 mm panel mount fits tight control panels
- 2 W power rating handles demanding circuits
- 1000 Ω resistance value suits precision tuning
- NEMA 13 rating resists oil and dust ingress
- 0 to 100 dial graduations enable clear setting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 30 mm potentiometer mounted and what wiring step is often missed?
Mount the 30 mm body through a panel cut-out and secure the included hardware; the step often missed is confirming the 1000 Ω track matches the circuit before soldering the three terminals.
What maintenance or replacement will the 2 W potentiometer need over time?
The carbon track wears with adjustment cycles; replace the unit when resistance drifts beyond tolerance or the 0 to 100 dial plate graduations become unreliable.
What limit appears first when the potentiometer runs continuously at 500V AC?
The 2 W power rating is reached before the 4 mA current limit, so sustained operation at 500V AC will hit the wattage ceiling first.
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