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XTOB035GC1 Eaton Overload Relay

XTOB035GC1 Eaton Overload Relay

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Description :25–35 A, 1NO–1NC, thermal overload relay, G-frame, short-circuit protection up to 600 VAC, UL/CSA

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Categories:XTOB035GC1, Overload Relay, Thermal Overload Relay, IEC Overload Relay, G-Frame, Eaton, Eaton Overload Relay, 25–35 A, 1NO–1NC, 600 VAC, 125 A Fuse, 125 A Circuit Breaker, UL/CSA

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The Eaton XTOB035GC1 is an IEC thermal overload relay designed for motor protection in industrial control systems. Its adjustable overload range of 25–35 A allows the protection setting to be selected according to motor current within the specified range. The G-frame unit includes 1NO–1NC contacts, comprising one normally open and one normally closed auxiliary contact for control and signaling arrangements. Short-circuit protection extends up to 600 VAC, and the relay supports 125 A fuses and 125 A circuit breakers for motor circuit protection. UL and CSA certification provides recognized safety and performance standards for industrial applications. The XTOB035GC1 suits motor control installations requiring thermal overload monitoring, auxiliary contact functions, and short-circuit protection.

Electrical rating
Voltage Ratingshort-circuit protection up to 600 VAC
Amperage Rating25–35 A
Trip Typethermal overload relay
Physical details
Frame SizeG-frame
TypeOverload Relay
General information
Auxiliary Contacts1NO–1NC
StandardsUL/CSA

DC fuse, EV fuse, high speed fuse, current limiting fuse cross reference.

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TAG:   XTOB035GC1 Overload Relay Thermal Overload Relay IEC Overload Relay G-Frame Eaton Eaton Overload Relay 25–35 A 1NO–1NC 600 VAC 125 A Fuse 125 A Circuit Breaker UL/CSA

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