03EKM1

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The 03EKM1 power entry module is an efficient device designed to protect the power source and connected equipment in industrial applications. It is a highly flexible piece of equipment that can be used in a variety of configurations to meet specific requirements, and offers extended protection features to provide maximum safety and convenience.

03EKM1 power entry modules are designed to provide both power entrance and protection to electrical and electronic equipment. They are equipped with an IEC C14-type socket and a 6-32 terminal strip, and can be configured to either a single-phase or three-phase mains power supply. The 03EKM1 also includes an integrated circuit breaker and a built-in surge protector.

The circuit breaker in the 03EKM1 power entry module prevents any power overload or short circuit by automatically cutting off the power supply before the system is damaged. The circuit breaker is also designed to reset itself and restore power after the overload or short circuit situation has been corrected. This ensures that the system will not remain offline for longer than necessary.

The built-in surge protector in the 03EKM1 module is specially designed to protect connected devices from sudden spikes in voltage or current. This feature ensures that the connected system will not experience premature failure due to sudden electrical surges. It also allows the system to safely handle power fluctuations caused by motors, lighting, tools and other high-power devices.

The 03EKM1 power entry module is an ideal choice for industrial applications that require protection from both power overloads and electrical surges. It is easy to install and configure, and can be used in applications ranging from residential to commercial and industrial settings. With its built-in features, the 03EKM1 ensures that connected devices will always be protected from both power overloads and electrical surges.

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