GPS8-05 Voltage / Current Protector
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | GPS8-05 Voltage / Current Protector |
| Rated voltage | AC220V |
| Rated normal current | 32A |
| Rated frequency | 45Hz-65Hz |
| Series | GPS8-05 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
GPS8-05 is an intelligent device that combines power parameter monitoring and protection functions. Real time voltage, current, and energy data are displayed on digital screens, and multiple threshold protections such as overvoltage, undervoltage, and overcurrent are supported to provide safety assurance for household and small commercial electrical equipment. Its dual manifold structure enhances wiring stability and complies with modern electrical installation standards
GPS8-05 Digital Voltage/Current Protector Product Features:
1. Dual display monitoring system
The high-definition digital screen synchronously displays real-time voltage and current values, with an accuracy controlled within ≤ 1%, assisting users in accurately grasping the power supply status.
The independent LED indicator provides intuitive feedback on the operating status (normal/overvoltage/undervoltage/overcurrent), making it easy to quickly locate faults.
2. Custom protection mechanism
Support users to set overvoltage, undervoltage, and overcurrent protection thresholds as needed, flexibly responding to power grid fluctuations or equipment abnormalities.
3. Electric energy management function
Integrated energy metering module that can display real-time active power and cumulative electricity consumption, assisting in energy efficiency analysis and cost control.
4. Strengthen structural design
The dual current drainage architecture improves conductivity stability and wiring capacity, reduces the risk of poor contact, and extends service life.
5. Convenient integration solution
Compatible with 35mm standard electrical rails, plug and play, simplifying the installation and maintenance process of distribution boxes.
| GPS8-05 | |
| Function | Over voltage, under voltage and over current |
| Rated supply voltage | AC220V(L-N) |
| Rated supply frequency | 45~65Hz |
| Operation voltage range | 80V~400V(L-N) |
| Rated operational current | 32A,40A,50A,63A,80A(AC1) |
| Burden | AC max.3VA |
| Over voltage operation value | OFF,230V~300V |
| Under voltage operation value | 140V~210V,OFF |
| Over/under voltage action delay | 0.1s~10s |
| Over current operation value | 1~32A,40A,50A,63A,80A |
| Over current action delay | 2s~600s |
| Power-up delay | 2s~600s |
| Reset time | 2s~900s |
| Measurement error | ≤1% |
| Electrical life(AC1) | 1×104 |
| Mechanical life | 1×10⁶ |
| Operating temperature | -20℃~+60℃ |
| Storage temperature | -35℃~+75℃ |
| Mounting/DIN rail | Din rail EN/IEC 60715 |
| Protection degree | IP40 for front panel/IP20 terminals |
| Operating position | any |
| Overvoltage cathegory | III |
| Pollution degree | 2 |
| Dimensions | 82×36×68mm |
| Weight | 135g |
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