
CARLO GAVAZZI DIA53 AC current monitor relay with 2-20A range. Self-powered, DIN-rail mount, adjustable setpoint & LED indication.
The CARLO GAVAZZI DIA53 AC Current Monitor Relay is a compact and efficient solution for monitoring alternating current. Featuring a built-in current transformer and an adjustable set-point, this relay provides precise control and monitoring for a wide range of applications. It is self-powered and utilises a simple 2-wire connection, ensuring straightforward installation and operation.
Designed for versatility, the relay includes a 12 mm hole for an insulated current-carrying wire, making it suitable for most setups. It is engineered for DIN-rail mounting in accordance with DIN / EN 50 022, and its 17.5 mm wide housing (DIN 43880) is appropriate for both back and front panel mounting.
Key Features and Specifications
This reliable current monitoring relay combines robust performance with a space-saving design, making it an ideal choice for industrial and commercial electrical systems.
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