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engilis
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High Speed and Lockout Trip Relays

07/27/2010 8:51 AM

hi all,

what can we use instead of with electromecanique reset high speed and lockout trip relays.

they are very expensive

GE HSA :

AREVA MVAJ : 500 EURO

what is the best and cheapest solve ?

thanks ahead for your reply

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Re: High Speed and Lockout Trip Relays

07/27/2010 10:45 AM

You can consider the Electroswitch Series 24 high speed lockout relays, but I suspect that they will be similar in cost to the Areva. Getting good, utility-grade equipment is not cheap!

www.electroswitch.com

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Re: High Speed and Lockout Trip Relays

07/28/2010 12:40 AM

thanks Peter.

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