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Allen Bradley 193-EEDB Series B Overload Relay 3.2-16A NC & NO Trip Class 10-30

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Product description

Durable overload relay Allen Bradley 193-EEDB Series B, 3.2-16A range, NC & NO contacts, Trip Class 10-30.

The Allen Bradley 193-EEDB Series B Overload Relay offers reliable motor protection with adjustable current range of 3.2 to 16 Amperes. It features both Normally Closed (NC) and Normally Open (NO) contacts for versatile control circuit integration. The relay’s Trip Class 10-30 ensures precise thermal overload protection, suitable for industrial motor control and automation applications. This overload relay is essential in bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics equipment, providing robust electrical protection and enhancing operational safety in biomedical engineering and biomanufacturing environments. Compatible with wide-ranging motor control systems, the unit supports uninterrupted workflow in synthetic biology research and other high-demand laboratory applications. The product is new and available for worldwide shipping.

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Last updated 19 October 2026