Max. Wire Bundle 1.76 in (44.7 mm) Dia.
AGL Series Ground Fault Relay
The AGL series is a large aperture ground fault relay that offers one of the largest aperture diameters in the industry while maintaining a compact overall profile. Intended for sensing earth leakage, the AGL series offers a choice of N.O. or N.C. latching ground fault relays or a SPDT Form C relay auto-reset model. The enclosure features integral DIN rail mounting as standard. Optional noise immunity coatings for applications in harsh EMI/RFI environments is available.
MOUNTING
- Integral DIN rail mount with spring loaded mounting clips.
- Compatible with most automation and control systems.
SETPOINT OPTIONS
- Include factory-adjustable setpoint from 5 mA –100 mA or “TR3 Tri-Set” models with field-selectable 5/10/30 mA settings.
INSTALLATION
- Finger-safe terminals for worry-free installation and operation.
APERTURE
- Orientation is perpendicular to DIN rail, allowing for clean and efficient wiring and minimizing space between multiple components.
LATCHES
- Choice of dependable latching SPST or SPDT (form C) electromechanical relay outputs.
"ZERO SUM” OPERATING
- AGL Uses “Zero Sum” operating principle to reliably sense imbalance in magnetic fields associated with current leakage to ground.
RESPONSE TIME
- Typical response times from 15 ms to 200 ms.
INTEGRAL BUTTON
- Integral “push-to-test” button with LED indication of contact status.
Technical Information
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