JR28-R-4LCT1
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The **JR28-R-4LCT1** (often part of the Chint or generic industrial electrical series) is a **Thermal Overload Relay** designed primarily to protect AC motors from overheating, phase failure, and prolonged overcurrent conditions.
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### ## Technical Specifications
The following table outlines the typical electrical characteristics for this component:
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Model Type** | Thermal Overload Relay |
| **Setting Range** | Typically 0.1A to 93A (Specific to sub-model) |
| **Poles** | 3 Phase |
| **Auxiliary Contacts** | 1 NO (Normally Open) + 1 NC (Normally Closed) |
| **Rated Voltage (Ue)** | Up to 690V AC |
| **Tripping Class** | 10A (Standard) |
| **Compatibility** | Often paired with CJX2 Series Contactors |
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### ### Key Internal Components
1. **Bimetallic Strips:** The core sensing element. These consist of two metals with different expansion rates bonded together. When current flows through them, they heat up and bend.
2. **Trip Mechanism:** A mechanical linkage triggered by the bending of the bimetallic strips. Once the threshold is reached, it forces the auxiliary contacts to switch states.
3. **Current Adjustment Dial:** A potentiometer-style knob on the front face used to set the "Full Load Amps" (FLA) of the motor.
4. **Differential Mechanism:** Specialized internal levers that allow the relay to trip faster if one phase is lost (Phase Failure Protection).
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### ### Operational Features
* **Manual/Auto Reset:** A switch allows the user to choose whether the relay resets automatically after cooling down or requires a manual button press.
* **Test/Stop Button:** Allows for manual testing of the trip mechanism to ensure the control circuit (NC contact) opens correctly.
* **Temperature Compensation:** Designed to maintain consistent trip points despite variations in ambient room temperature (usually within -5°C to +40°C).
### ### Wiring Diagram Logic
```mermaid
graph LR
A[L1/L2/L3 Power] --> B[Contactor]
B --> C[JR28 Thermal Relay]
C --> D[3-Phase Motor]
C -.-> E[Control Circuit - NC Contact]
E -.-> F[Contactor Coil Cut-off]
```
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