The Schneider Electric RM17TG00 is a monitoring relay designed for both 208-480 V DC and AC applications. It features a 1 change-over contact configuration and is ideal for voltage monitoring tasks. This component is typically used in industrial automation settings to ensure proper voltage levels are maintained.
| Type |
Monitoring relay |
| Connection |
Screw terminal |
| Contact Material |
Cadmium free (Ag-alloy) |
| Contact Type |
1 hange-over°C |
| Depth |
79.5mm |
| Dim (W x H x D) |
17.5 x 90 x 79.5mm |
| Durability |
3000 0000 cycles°C |
| Electrical lifespan |
100000 ycles°C |
| External power supply required |
N/A |
| Function overvoltage detection |
false |
| Function under voltage detection |
false |
| Height |
90mm |
| IP Rating |
Casing: IP30 / terminals: IP20 |
| Max. permitted delay-on energization time |
N/A |
| Max. permitted off-delay time |
N/A |
| Maximum Switching Load |
1250VA |
| Maximum Temperature |
+60°C |
| Min. adjustable delay-on energization time |
N/A |
| Min. adjustable off-delay time |
N/A |
| Min. temperature |
-20°C |
| Number of contacts as change-over contact |
1 |
| Number of contacts as normally closed contact |
0 |
| Number of contacts as normally open contact |
0 |
| Operating Voltage |
208, 208 - 480, 480 V DC, V AC |
| Operating Voltage (DC) |
N/A |
| Operating voltage AC 50 Hz |
N/A |
| Operating voltage AC 60 Hz |
N/A |
| Phase failure detection |
true |
| Phase imbalance monitoring |
false |
| Phase sequence monitoring |
true |
| Power |
1250VA |
| Rated switch current |
N/A |
| Reading range (max.) [AC] |
528V |
| Reading range (min.) [AC] |
183V |
| Supply voltage AC 50 Hz |
N/A |
| Supply voltage AC 60 Hz |
N/A |
| Supply voltage DC |
N/A |
| Switching current (max.) |
5A |
| Switching voltage (max.) |
250V DC/AC |
| Time interval setting |
100% |
| Type of electric connection |
Screw connection |
| Voltage measuring range |
183 - 528V |
| Voltage type (operating voltage) |
N/A |
| Voltage type (supply voltage) |
N/A |
| Width |
17.5mm |
| With detachable clamps |
false |