The Schurter DG11 power entry module, which has been optimized and proven over many years, is now available in a version with an integrated magnetic release to protect against very high overcurrents (short circuit) at the integrated TA35 circuit breaker. The DG11 IEC Inlet C14 or C18 with Circuit Breaker TA35 2-pole with thermal or thermal-magnetic release requires no additional fuses, and is a splash-proof and dust-tight (IP67) part, ready for harsh environments.
The Schurter DG11 power entry module, which has been optimized and proven over many years, is now available in a version with an integrated magnetic release to protect against very high overcurrents (short circuit) at the integrated TA35 circuit breaker. The DG11 IEC Inlet C14 or C18 with Circuit Breaker TA35 2-pole with thermal or thermal-magnetic release requires no additional fuses, and is a splash-proof and dust-tight (IP67) part, ready for harsh environments.
Circuit breakers are usually designed according to the thermal principle with a bimetal. If a defined temperature is exceeded due to the overcurrent, the circuit is interrupted. Once the bimetal has cooled down, the device is ready for use again. However, this process is very slow. For this reason, thermal circuit breakers are usually combined with a fuse.
Schurter now upgraded its TA35 2-pole miniature circuit-breakers with an additional, optional magnetic module. From now on, no additional fuse is required for the thermal-magnetic versions. Depending on the application, the magnetic modules are available with both slow and fast characteristics.
The new versions of the DG11 connectors are equipped with the proven
V-Lock cord retention protection as standard. The DG11 power entry module and the mains connection cable are fitted with special sealing elements (gaskets) to achieve the very high degree of protection IP67. Wherever dirt, dust particles or splash water can occur and the highest safety standards are required, these new Schurter power entry modules are the perfect choice.
For demanding applications in harsh environments, including those where cleaning and disinfection as well as maximum protection against overcurrent (short circuit) are required, the Schurter DG11 IEC Inlet becomes a perfect choice. The Swiss company offers more than 20 variants of this product, including models with screw-on from the front or rear side of the panel mount, and snap-in versions, with different models in white with printed or embossed symbols, including a model with red illuminated and embossed symbols, all of which have the rocker recessed to prevent accidental manipulation.
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