GPS8-02 Over Voltage Protector with Over voltage, Under Voltage and Over Current Functions
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | GPS8-02 Over Voltage Protector with Over voltage, Under Voltage and Over Current Functions |
| Rated voltage | AC220V |
| Rated normal current | 32A |
| Rated frequency | 45Hz-65Hz |
| Series | GPS8-02 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
The GPS8-02 Over Voltage Protector is designed for industrial and high-load complex environments. Building on over-voltage and under-voltage protection, it adds an adjustable overcurrent protection feature, delivering comprehensive triple protection for voltage and current. Its flexible overcurrent settings precisely accommodate the dynamic load requirements of equipment such as motors and inverters. Combined with wide voltage input, dual-bus design, and a self-reset mechanism, the GPS8-02 ensures stable performance even in harsh environments ranging from -20℃ ~ +60℃ With its compact size and DIN rail mounting, it is an ideal choice for high-security applications such as industrial production lines and data centers, offering full protection against risks like circuit overloads and short circuits to safeguard system continuity and extend equipment lifespan.
Technical parameters：
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Model |
GPS8-02 Over Voltage Protector |
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Function |
Over voltage, under voltage and over current |
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Rated supply voltage |
AC220V(L-N) |
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Rated supply frequency |
45~65HZ |
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Operation voltage range |
80V~400V(L-N) |
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Rated operational current |
32A,40A,50A,63A,80A（AC1） |
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Burden |
AC max.3VA |
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Over voltage operation value |
OFF,230V~300V |
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Under voltage operation value |
140V~210V,OFF |
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Over/under voltage action delay |
0.1s~10s |
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Over current operation value |
1~32A,40A,50A,63A,80A |
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Over current action delay |
2s~600s |
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Power-up delay |
2s~600s |
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Reset time |
2s~900s |
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Measurement error |
≤1% |
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Electrical life(AC1) |
1*104 |
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Mechanical life |
1*106 |
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Operating temperature |
-20℃ ~ +60℃ |
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Storage temperature |
-35℃ ~ +75℃ |
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Mounting/DIN rail |
Din rail EN/IEC 60715 |
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Protection degree |
IP40 for front panel/IP20 terminals |
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Operating position |
any |
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Overvoltage category |
Ⅲ |
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Pollution degree |
2 |
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Dimensions |
82x36x68mm |
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weight |
135g |
It is suitable for common civil and industrial low-voltage scenarios, supporting voltage ranges of AC 220V (single-phase) and AC 380V (three-phase), with optional current specifications such as 32A and 63A (subject to product nameplate). It can meet the protection needs of residential, commercial building and industrial control loops.
The core functions include three-in-one protection: over-voltage protection (cuts off power when voltage exceeds the safe threshold), under-voltage protection (triggers power-off when voltage is below the normal range), and over-current protection (responds quickly when circuit current is overloaded), fully protecting electrical equipment from damage caused by abnormal voltage/current.
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