ExeGate RP-500 0.5 kVA / 280 W (EP259013RUS)

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AVR type: relay; Input voltage: 230V (1 phase); Power (W): 280; Power (kVA): 0.5; Input voltage (V): 150 – 260; Output voltage accuracy (±), %: 10; Efficiency (%): 98; Dimensions (mm): 275x70x180; Weight (kg): 1.9;

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ExeGate RP-500 0.5 kVA / 280 W

0.5 kVA / 280 W

1 kVA / 500 W

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Type:relay

Power:0.5 kVA, active 280 W

Input voltage:150 – 260 V

Efficiency:98 %

Output accuracy (±):10 %

Sockets:with grounding

Cooling:passive

Mount:wall, floor

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Specifications RP-500

Main
AVR type	relay
Input voltage	230V (1 phase)
Power	280 W
Power	0.5 kVA


Specs
Input voltage range	150 – 260 V
Output voltage accuracy (±)	10 %
Efficiency	98 %
Voltmeter	digital


Sockets
Grounded sockets	4
Network equipment (RJ-11/RJ-45)

Protection levels
Protection	overheating high frequency interference short circuit overload over / under voltage


General
Installation	wall floor
Cooling	passive
Dimensions	275x70x180 mm
Weight	1.9 kg
Added to E-Catalog	november 2018
P/N	EP259013RUS

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