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    Series 8523/8: Circuit-Breakers For Motor Protection

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    1) Circuit-breakers in the 8523/8 series are used for motor protection. They provide protection from overcurrents using electromagnetic release mechanisms. 2) The circuit-breakers can be configured for 1, 2, or 3-pole protection and have adjustable trip times ranging from multiples of the nominal current. 3) Accessories include jumpers for undervoltage trip protection and dimensional drawings are provided showing the module widths and configurations available.

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    1) Circuit-breakers in the 8523/8 series are used for motor protection. They provide protection from overcurrents using electromagnetic release mechanisms. 2) The circuit-breakers can be configured for 1, 2, or 3-pole protection and have adjustable trip times ranging from multiples of the nominal current. 3) Accessories include jumpers for undervoltage trip protection and dimensional drawings are provided showing the module widths and configurations available.

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    1) Circuit-breakers in the 8523/8 series are used for motor protection. They provide protection from overcurrents using electromagnetic release mechanisms. 2) The circuit-breakers can be configured for 1, 2, or 3-pole protection and have adjustable trip times ranging from multiples of the nominal current. 3) Accessories include jumpers for undervoltage trip protection and dimensional drawings are provided showing the module widths and configurations available.

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    Series 8523/8: Circuit-Breakers For Motor Protection

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    1) Circuit-breakers in the 8523/8 series are used for motor protection. They provide protection from overcurrents using electromagnetic release mechanisms. 2) The circuit-breakers can be configured for 1, 2, or 3-pole protection and have adjustable trip times ranging from multiples of the nominal current. 3) Accessories include jumpers for undervoltage trip protection and dimensional drawings are provided showing the module widths and configurations available.

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    Circuit-Breakers for Motor Protection

    Series 8523/8
    E9
    Trip Response

    E9

    E9

    E9

    E9

    E9
    11060E00 11061E00

    E9

    E9

    E9

    E9

    E9
    11062E00 11063E00

    1) Multiples of the nominal current


    2)
    3)
    Tripping time
    2-pole
    E9
    4) 3-pole
    5) Electromagnetic release

    E9

    E9
    2018-09-19·EK00·III·en Components for System Solutions E9/9
    Circuit-Breakers for Motor Protection
    Series 8523/8

    Accessories and Spare Parts


    Designation Figure Description Art. no. Weight
    kg
    Jumper for undervoltage trip, length: 300 mm 147121 0.019
    (two jumpers required)

    04951E00

    Dimensional Drawings (All Dimensions in mm ) - Subject to Alterations

    04324E00 04323E00

    8523/81 8523/82
    Circuit-breaker for motor protection, Circuit-breaker for motor protection,
    Module width 1, without auxiliary contacts Module width 2, with auxiliary contacts

    We reserve the right to make alterations to the technical data, dimensions, weights, designs and products available without notice.
    The illustrations cannot be considered binding.

    E9/10 Components for System Solutions 2018-09-19·EK00·III·en

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