ZEV Moeller Electronic Motor Protection Relay EATON Original
Price:
$300
MOQ:
1
Delivery Time:
3-5 days
Brand:
Moeller
Product Description
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Product Overview: Moeller / Eaton ZEV
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Eaton (formerly Moeller) |
| Product Family | ZEV |
| Device Type | Electronic Motor Protection Relay |
| Current Adjustment Range | 1.0 – 32 A (continuous rotary dial) |
| Rated Operational Voltage | Up to 690 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Application & Fault Scenarios
Typical Uses: Pump, fan, compressor motor protection; retrofit replacement for bimetallic overloads in MCC panels.
Common Field Issues:
Note: Self-powered mode requires minimum 0.5 A per phase for reliable electronics operation; use auxiliary supply option for motors below this threshold.
Related products
| ZEV-1-32 | ZEV-4-16 |
| ZEV-8-32 | ZEV-12-40 |
| ZEV-16-65 | ZEV-25-100 |
| ZEV-XWB | ZEV-XSW |
| ZEV-NHK | ZEV-SU |
| DILM9-10(24VDC) | DILM17-10(24VDC) |
| DILM25-10(24VDC) | DILM32-10(24VDC) |
| PKZM0-16 | PKZM0-32 |
| ZEV-1-32-PI | ZEV-4-16-PI |
| CI-K4-PR | CI-K4-TR |
FAQ
Q1: What is the difference between Moeller ZEV and Eaton ZEV?
A: None — Eaton acquired Moeller in 2008; ZEV is identical hardware rebranded under Eaton nameplate; legacy "Moeller" markings are still valid and interchangeable.
A: None — Eaton acquired Moeller in 2008; ZEV is identical hardware rebranded under Eaton nameplate; legacy "Moeller" markings are still valid and interchangeable.
Q2: Can ZEV replace a bimetallic thermal overload relay directly?
A: Yes — same frame width and plug-in footprint as DILM-series bimetallic relays; electronic version provides faster, more accurate protection with phase monitoring.
A: Yes — same frame width and plug-in footprint as DILM-series bimetallic relays; electronic version provides faster, more accurate protection with phase monitoring.
Q3: Does ZEV require separate 24VDC power supply?
A: No for basic overload/phases-loss protection — it is self-powered from motor current; auxiliary supply is only needed for communication modules or remote signaling below 0.5 A load.
A: No for basic overload/phases-loss protection — it is self-powered from motor current; auxiliary supply is only needed for communication modules or remote signaling below 0.5 A load.
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