Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LRD04 Overload Relay 0.40-0.63 A
Protects motors with 0.40–0.63 A thermal overload relay, 1NO/1NC contacts, 690 V AC rating and screw-clamp terminals
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Thermal overload protection for 0.40-0.63 A motors
- Trip Class 10A ensures reliable motor protection
- 690 V AC rating suits industrial power systems
- Direct contactor mounting simplifies panel assembly
- Screw clamp terminals provide secure wiring connections
Product Identity
The Schneider Electric LRD04 is a thermal overload relay designed for three-phase motor protection in industrial control panels. It suits maintenance engineers and panel builders who need a direct-mount device for TeSys Deca contactors.
Installation Checks
Verify that the contactor is a compatible TeSys Deca model and that the motor full-load current falls between 0.40 A and 0.63 A. Confirm the control circuit can accommodate screw-clamp terminals and that the supply voltage does not exceed 690 V AC. Ensure the mounting orientation allows access to the manual reset button after a trip event.
Sustained Operation
The relay operates on Trip Class 10A, so it tolerates starting inrush for approximately ten seconds before tripping on a sustained overload. Thermal elements respond to prolonged overcurrent rather than momentary peaks, maintaining protection during continuous duty cycles. The 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts provide reliable signalling for alarm or shutdown circuits throughout extended run periods.
Highlights
- Thermal overload protection for 0.40-0.63 A motors
- Trip Class 10A ensures reliable motor protection
- 690 V AC rating suits industrial power systems
- Direct contactor mounting simplifies panel assembly
- Screw clamp terminals provide secure wiring connections
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the Schneider Electric LRD04 come with mounting hardware or do I need to buy a contactor separately?
The relay mounts directly to a compatible TeSys Deca contactor using screw clamp terminals; the contactor itself is not included and must be purchased separately.
Should I choose this 0.40-0.63 A version or a different current range for my motor?
Select this version only when the motor full-load current falls between .40 A and .63 A; other LRD models cover higher ranges so match the relay to the actual motor rating.
What does the 690 V AC rating mean when the relay is installed in a control panel?
It indicates the maximum operational voltage the relay can safely switch and monitor; the panel supply must not exceed 690 V AC for the device to remain within its rated insulation and trip-class 10A performance.
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