Name: UVT-X3 Under-voltage Release
Brand: Chint

UVT-X3 Under-voltage Release

The UVT-X3 Under-voltage Release ensures automatic tripping of the circuit breaker when voltage falls below safe thresholds, operating reliably within 35% to 70% of rated voltage. Designed for use with the NXB-125 circuit breaker, it prevents closure under low voltage. Easy to mount on a TH35-7.5 DIN rail, it enhances safety and system protection.

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What is the function of the UVT-X3 Under-voltage Release?

It automatically trips the NXB-125 circuit breaker when the voltage falls below 35 % of its rated value, preventing unsafe operating conditions and protecting connected loads.

How does the UVT-X3 behave under voltage fluctuations?

When voltage is between 35 % and 70 % of Ue, the breaker trips open; below 35 % Ue it cannot close, and normal operation resumes once voltage exceeds 85 % Ue (never beyond 110 % Ue).

Which circuit breakers are compatible with UVT-X3?

The UVT-X3 is designed for the NXB-125 series MCBs, ensuring precise mechanical fit and optimal electrical performance.

How is the UVT-X3 installed?

Remove the right-side cover of the NXB-125 breaker, attach the UVT-X3 module, and mount the assembly on a TH35-7.5 steel DIN rail.

What is its expected operational life?

The UVT-X3 is rated for at least 4000 operating cycles, offering long-term reliability for commercial and industrial installations.

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