Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LRD3355 Overload Relay 30-40 A
Protects motors with 30-40 A thermal overload range and 1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Protects motors from overheating with 30-40 A thermal trip range
- Trip Class 10A ensures rapid response to overload conditions
- 1000 V AC rating suits demanding industrial power circuits
- Direct contactor mounting simplifies panel installation
- Screw clamp terminals provide secure, tool-friendly wiring connections
Schneider Electric LRD3355 Overload Relay
The Schneider Electric LRD3355 is a thermal overload relay designed for industrial motor protection. It mounts directly to TeSys Deca contactors and provides adjustable current monitoring between 30 A and 40 A. Engineers and maintenance teams select it for three-phase circuits requiring IEC-style protection.
Adjustable 30 A to 40 A current range
The relay trips at Class 10A speed when motor current exceeds the dial setting between 30 A and 40 A. This single adjustment window determines whether the device matches the connected motor's full-load current. If the motor draws less than 30 A or more than 40 A, a different relay must be chosen.
1NO/1NC auxiliary contacts and screw terminals
The built-in 1NO/1NC auxiliary contact block lets the relay signal a trip event to a PLC or indicator light without extra wiring. Screw clamp terminals accept solid or stranded conductors for secure connections up to 1000 V AC. Manual reset requires local intervention after a fault clears.
Highlights
- Protects motors from overheating with 30-40 A thermal trip range
- Trip Class 10A ensures rapid response to overload conditions
- 1000 V AC rating suits demanding industrial power circuits
- Direct contactor mounting simplifies panel installation
- Screw clamp terminals provide secure, tool-friendly wiring connections
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What does the 30-40 A range mean once the relay is installed on a motor circuit?
The relay trips when motor current exceeds the dial setting between 30 and 40 amperes, protecting the windings from sustained overload.
How does the 1000 V AC rating and screw-clamp terminals limit what I can connect?
The relay is rated for circuits up to 1000 volts AC and accepts wire sizes suited to screw-clamp terminals on three poles.
What does direct-to-contactor mounting require on the panel?
The unit clips straight onto a compatible TeSys Deca contactor, so no separate DIN-rail space or bracket is needed.
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