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Gacia Phase 4-Pole Earth Leakage Relay 63A 400V Χ63Α 6KA 30mA Type A
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Gacia Phase 4-Pole Earth Leakage Relay 63A 400V Χ63Α 6KA 30mA Type A

Key features:

  • Number of Poles: 4
  • Short Circuit Resistance: 6kA
  • Rated Voltage: 400V
  • Rated Current: 63A
  • Leakage Current: 30mA
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Delivery Thursday, 19 November
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4.8 (27 reviews)
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  • singx23
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    singx23

    Verified purchase

    The review concerns the pr8ne model. Code 500-37513. Good price for type A as well as for a Chinese product. Although the latter doesn't mean much since the use of Chinese materials by companies is now widespread.
    This particular one requires the first phase at contact 1/2 for the test button to work...
    So far, the test button only trips when phase 1/2 is present... I think that's what the diagram on it also shows...
    So if for some reason phase 1/2 drops, the other two phases at terminals 3/4 and 5/6 will continue to have power without the test button working...
    At least that's what I assume since I don't yet have a leakage tester for each phase...
    Probably the button only tests phase 1 but the protection continues to exist internally for all 3 phases...
    I still need to verify this at some point with an instrument...
    I'm not an expert, I'm just describing my observations...
    The truth is that at my house I used to have a similar relay, an old technology Siemens due to the panel's layout, four-pole and not two-pole, connected only to phase 5/6 in a single-phase supply and the leakage protection system worked fine...
    I guess it depends on the relay regarding what it allows and what not....
    Anyway, until I figured out what was going on, I did quite a bit of searching...

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  • singx23
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    singx23

    The review concerns the pr8ne model. Code 500-37513. Good price for type A as well as for a Chinese product. Although the latter doesn't mean much since the use of Chinese materials by companies is now widespread.
    This particular one requires the first phase at contact 1/2 for the test button to work...
    So far, the test button only trips when phase 1/2 is present... I think that's what the diagram on it also shows...
    So if for some reason phase 1/2 drops, the other two phases at terminals 3/4 and 5/6 will continue to have power without the test button working...
    At least that's what I assume since I don't yet have a leakage tester for each phase...
    Probably the button only tests phase 1 but the protection continues to exist internally for all 3 phases...
    I still need to verify this at some point with an instrument...
    I'm not an expert, I'm just describing my observations...
    The truth is that at my house I used to have a similar relay, an old technology Siemens due to the panel's layout, four-pole and not two-pole, connected only to phase 5/6 in a single-phase supply and the leakage protection system worked fine...
    I guess it depends on the relay regarding what it allows and what not....
    Anyway, until I figured out what was going on, I did quite a bit of searching...

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Product report

Description & Specifications

The Gacia 500-37513 four-pole DIN rail residual current device detects Type A leakage current. It operates at 400 V and 50/60 Hz, with a rated current of 63 A and a breaking capacity of 6 kA.

  • Type: Residual current device
  • Poles: 4
  • Rated current: 63 A
  • Supply voltage: 400 V
  • Operating frequency: 50/60 Hz
  • Leakage current: 30 mA
  • Residual current type: A
  • Residual current protection type: Electronic
  • Breaking capacity: 6 kA
  • Colour: White
  • Ingress protection rating: IP20
  • Dimensions: 74 × 72 × 81 mm
  • Weight: 0.340 kg
  • Material: Polyamide
  • Operating temperature: -25 °C to +50 °C
  • Mechanical operations: 4000
  • Electrical operations: 2000
  • Terminal connection type: Cable, L- and U-type copper busbar
  • Fault indication: Yes
  • Product certification: IEC61008-1
  • CE marking: Yes

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Earth Leakage
Number of Poles
4
Voltage
400 V
Nominal Voltage
63 A
Leakage Current
30 mA
with Energy Consumption Meter
No
with Timer
No
Type of Residual Current Relay
Type A

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  • singx23
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    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    singx23

    Verified purchase

    The review concerns the pr8ne model. Code 500-37513. Good price for type A as well as for a Chinese product. Although the latter doesn't mean much since the use of Chinese materials by companies is now widespread.
    This particular one requires the first phase at contact 1/2 for the test button to work...
    So far, the test button only trips when phase 1/2 is present... I think that's what the diagram on it also shows...
    So if for some reason phase 1/2 drops, the other two phases at terminals 3/4 and 5/6 will continue to have power without the test button working...
    At least that's what I assume since I don't yet have a leakage tester for each phase...
    Probably the button only tests phase 1 but the protection continues to exist internally for all 3 phases...
    I still need to verify this at some point with an instrument...
    I'm not an expert, I'm just describing my observations...
    The truth is that at my house I used to have a similar relay, an old technology Siemens due to the panel's layout, four-pole and not two-pole, connected only to phase 5/6 in a single-phase supply and the leakage protection system worked fine...
    I guess it depends on the relay regarding what it allows and what not....
    Anyway, until I figured out what was going on, I did quite a bit of searching...

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • singx23
    3
    singx23

    The review concerns the pr8ne model. Code 500-37513. Good price for type A as well as for a Chinese product. Although the latter doesn't mean much since the use of Chinese materials by companies is now widespread.
    This particular one requires the first phase at contact 1/2 for the test button to work...
    So far, the test button only trips when phase 1/2 is present... I think that's what the diagram on it also shows...
    So if for some reason phase 1/2 drops, the other two phases at terminals 3/4 and 5/6 will continue to have power without the test button working...
    At least that's what I assume since I don't yet have a leakage tester for each phase...
    Probably the button only tests phase 1 but the protection continues to exist internally for all 3 phases...
    I still need to verify this at some point with an instrument...
    I'm not an expert, I'm just describing my observations...
    The truth is that at my house I used to have a similar relay, an old technology Siemens due to the panel's layout, four-pole and not two-pole, connected only to phase 5/6 in a single-phase supply and the leakage protection system worked fine...
    I guess it depends on the relay regarding what it allows and what not....
    Anyway, until I figured out what was going on, I did quite a bit of searching...

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
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