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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Modules, Overload, IEC

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IEC Overload Module, Thermal Setting Range 0.15 - 0.6 A, 110-240 VAC, 1 Phase, Class 10, Finger Guard, Plug In Mounting, Test Button, Motor Data Available Via Communication Function Modules, Used With 12 Or 32 IEC Motor Starters, Provides Protection Against Motor Overload

Grainger Item #	5AB82
Price (ea.)	$201.00
Brand	SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
Mfr. Model #	LUCCX6FU
UNSPSC #	39121104
Ship Qty.	1
Sell Qty. (Will-Call)	1
Ship Weight (lbs.)	0.3
Availability	Item ships within 12 business days from supplier
Catalog Page No.	N/A
Country of Origin (Country of Origin is subject to change.)	France

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Item		IEC Overload Module
Voltage		110-240VAC
Thermal Setting Range (A)		0.15 to 0.60

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