Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric LRD365 Overload Relay 48-65A Class 10 3P video accessory
Protects LC1D40A to LC1D65A contactors with a 48-65A Class 10 three-pole overload relay featuring single-phase sensitivity
- TypeIEC, Class 10 w/Single Phase Sensitivity
- Class 10 trip protects motors from sustained overloads
- 48-65 A range matches LC1D40A-65A contactors
- Three-pole design covers all phases in one unit
- Manual reset gives deliberate restart control
- IEC-rated 5.500 for industrial compliance
Overload Relay for LC1D Contactors
The Schneider Electric LRD365 is a three-pole thermal overload relay designed to protect motors in industrial control circuits. It mounts directly onto LC1D40A through LC1D65A contactors, providing a compact protection package for panel builders and maintenance engineers.
Suits panels using LC1D40A–LC1D65A contactors
This relay fits installations that already use Schneider LC1D40A to LC1D65A contactors and need Class 10 overload protection with single-phase sensitivity. It is not suitable for applications requiring a different contactor series, a higher current range than 65 A, or an automatic reset function.
Current range 48 to 65 A
The adjustable dial sets the trip point anywhere between 48 A and 65 A, and the Class 10 characteristic defines the tripping time under overload. Matching this range to the motor full-load current is the single specification that determines whether the LRD365 is the correct protective device.
Highlights
- Class 10 trip protects motors from sustained overloads
- 48-65 A range matches LC1D40A-65A contactors
- Three-pole design covers all phases in one unit
- Manual reset gives deliberate restart control
- IEC-rated 5.500 for industrial compliance
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | LRD365 |
| Type | IEC, Class 10 w/Single Phase Sensitivity |
Questions about this item
Which Schneider Electric contactor series must I already have to use the LRD365 overload relay?
The LRD365 is designed for use with LC1D40A to LC1D65A contactors from the same manufacturer.
Will the LRD365 protect a motor running on a contactor rated below 40 A?
No, the relay is specified for LC1D40A through LC1D65A contactors, so a smaller contactor falls outside the stated range.
How do I confirm the LRD365 has tripped correctly after installation?
The relay uses a manual reset; after an overload trip the reset button must be pressed by hand before the circuit can be re-energised.
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