SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC LRD332

Schneider Electric Thermal Overload Relay 23-32A LRD332

Description

The Schneider Electric LRD332 is a TeSys LRD differential thermal overload relay, engineered for direct mounting on TeSys D contactors. It provides essential protection for motors against overloads, phase failure, and prolonged starting times. With its adjustable current setting and reliable trip class, this relay ensures the longevity and safe operation of your critical motor applications.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
• Product Line: TeSys LRD
• Model: LRD332
• Thermal Protection Adjustment Range: 23 to 32 A
• Trip Class: Class 10A conforming to IEC 60947-4-1
• Network Voltage: Up to 690 V AC
• Control Type: Red push-button for stop, Blue push-button for reset
• Terminals: Everlink BTR screw terminals for secure connection

Label Info

• Model: LRD332
• Current Range: 23…32A CL10A
• EAN: 3389119215480

Application

Ideal for standard industrial applications including conveyor systems, pumps, fans, and mixers where reliable motor protection is crucial. It is designed for use in combination with TeSys D contactors (LC1D40A to LC1D80A).

Country of Origin

Made in France.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this refurbished component, you contribute to a circular economy and avoid approximately 6.0 kg of CO2 emissions that would be generated by manufacturing a new one. This saving is comparable to the emissions from driving a standard car for 30 kilometers.

Availability

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FAQ

What is the function of the Everlink terminals on the LRD332?

The Everlink terminal system provides a direct, secure, and long-lasting connection to Schneider TeSys D contactors. This patented technology ensures a constant tightening pressure on the cables, compensating for conductor creep and reducing the risk of loose connections, which enhances safety and reliability.

How do I select the correct current setting on the LRD332?

The current setting should be adjusted to match the full load ampere (FLA) rating of the motor it is protecting. Use a small screwdriver to turn the blue dial on the front of the relay until the indicator points to the motor’s FLA value, which should be within the 23-32A range of this device.

What does ‘Trip Class 10A’ signify for this thermal overload relay?

‘Trip Class 10A’ indicates that the relay will trip within 10 seconds when the motor is subjected to a locked-rotor condition at 6 times its full-load current. This class is suitable for standard motor applications with normal starting times.

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Current Date: Friday, March 13, 2026