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Residual Current Relay 1P+N 16A 30mA ETI KZS-1M-UNI
Residual Current Relay 1P+N 16A 30mA ETI KZS-1M-UNI
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Residual Current Relay 1P+N 16A 30mA ETI KZS-1M-UNI
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Residual Current Relay 1P+N 16A 30mA ETI KZS-1M-UNI
Residual Current Relay 1P+N 16A 30mA ETI KZS-1M-UNI
ETI KZS-1M-UNI is a residual current (earth leakage) relay for 1P+N circuits with a rated current of 16 A and a residual operating current of 30 mA. The device monitors the difference between live and neutral conductors and operates an external circuit breaker or load when a leakage current above the set threshold is detected. Intended for installation in distribution boards, it provides additional protection against electric shock and reduces fire risk by allowing automatic disconnection when insulation faults or stray currents occur.
The relay offers compact design and simple integration into standard DIN-rail distribution panels, enabling leakage monitoring without replacing existing breakers. With a 30 mA sensitivity it meets common safety requirements for personnel protection in living spaces and light commercial applications. The product is passive in terms of switching action, relying on a connected breaker or contactor to isolate the circuit, which allows flexible configuration with a variety of upstream protective devices.
This residual current relay does not provide direct overcurrent protection and must be used together with an appropriate circuit breaker sized for 16 A or other upstream protective devices. It is intended for 1P+N single-phase systems and is not suitable for three-phase installations without a compatible relay design. For locations requiring automatic disconnection at different sensitivity levels or integrated fault current interruption, a combined residual current device (RCD/RCD breaker) may be more appropriate.
Install the relay in the distribution board on a standard DIN rail and wire the live and neutral conductors through the device according to the wiring diagram. The relay senses differential current and closes its control contact when leakage exceeds 30 mA; this contact should be wired to the trip coil of a circuit breaker or to a contactor that interrupts the supply. Verify correct installation and operation by performing recommended insulation and functional tests after wiring, and periodically check the relay and associated protective device for reliable operation.
Use the relay together with a correctly rated circuit breaker or contactor and follow installation standards. Test operation after commissioning and during periodic maintenance to ensure the residual current relay and the associated protective device trip reliably when leakage occurs.
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