Schneider GV2ME16 | Motor circuit breaker, TeSys GV2, 3P, 9-14 A, thermal magnetic, screw clamp terminals
The Schneider GV2ME16 is a high-performance motor circuit breaker from the TeSys GV2 series, designed to provide both overload and short-circuit protection. It is ideal for motors with a rated current between 9 to 14 Amperes, offering safety, reliability, and ease of use in industrial and commercial motor control systems.
Key Features:
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Product Reference: GV2ME16
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Brand: Schneider Electric
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Series: TeSys GV2
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Type: Motor Circuit Breaker
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Protection Mechanism: Thermal-magnetic
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Number of Poles: 3 poles (3P)
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Adjustable Current Range: 9 to 14 A
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Terminal Type: Screw clamp terminals
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Control: Manual ON/OFF push buttons
Main Applications:
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Protection of small and medium-sized electric motors
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Suitable for motor starters, pumps, fans, conveyors, and compressors
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Commonly used in industrial automation, building management systems, and HVAC systems
Advantages:
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Thermal Protection: For overload conditions (gradual overheating)
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Magnetic Protection: Instant trip for short circuits
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Compact & Space-Saving: Designed for easy integration into control panels
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Quick Manual Reset: With visual trip indicator
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Simple Adjustment Dial: To set the desired motor current range
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High Reliability: Schneider quality ensures long-term operation
Technical Specifications:
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Current Range: 9 – 14 A
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Rated Insulation Voltage: 690V
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Rated Operating Voltage: Up to 690V AC
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Rated Frequency: 50/60 Hz
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Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity: High, suitable for industrial use
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Standards Compliance: IEC 60947-2 and IEC 60947-4-1
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Mounting: DIN rail or screw mount
Typical Use Cases:
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Motor Control Centers (MCCs)
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Manufacturing lines and production equipment
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Water pumping systems and industrial HVAC
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Electrical panels for machine tools and conveyor systems
Benefits for Users:
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Integrated motor protection in a single unit
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Time-saving installation with screw clamp terminals
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Expandable functionality with add-on accessories (auxiliary contacts, shunt trips, undervoltage releases)
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Visual status indication for quick troubleshooting
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Cost-effective solution compared to using separate thermal relays and circuit breakers






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