Power limiter Eti-Polam ETIMAT T 3P 32A (model 002181064)

Three-phase power limiter Eti-Polam ETIMAT T 3P 32A is a device designed to limit and control maximum current draw in three-phase electrical installations. Rated for 32 A per phase, this limiter helps prevent circuit overloads and supports structured load management in residential and commercial distribution boards. The unit is intended for integration into electrical panels where enforced load limits and protection against excessive current are required.

Advantages

The Eti-Polam ETIMAT T 3P 32A provides reliable current limiting across three phases to reduce the risk of tripping and equipment damage. Its compact form factor allows installation inside standard distribution boards without occupying excessive space. The device operates without requiring frequent adjustments, offering consistent performance for steady load control. Designed for compatibility with typical panel wiring practices, it supports straightforward electrical integration.

Suitable for

• Residential distribution boards where total consumption must be controlled
• Small commercial premises with three-phase supplies to avoid overloads
• Panels where coordinated protection is needed to prevent nuisance tripping
• Installations requiring a fixed per-phase current limit to manage shared supply

Key specifications

• Configuration: three-phase current limiter
• Per-phase rated current: 32 A
• Function: limits and controls maximum current draw to prevent overloads
• Mounting: designed for installation in distribution boards
• Application: suitable for residential and commercial electrical panels

How to use

Install the ETIMAT T 3P 32A into the distribution board according to local electrical regulations and the manufacturer's wiring diagram. Connect each phase input and output as part of the main supply arrangement, ensuring secure terminal tightening and appropriate conductor sizing for the rated current. After installation, verify correct operation under normal loads and confirm that downstream protection devices coordinate with the limiter. Periodic visual inspection is recommended to ensure connections remain secure and the device shows no signs of overheating or damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the limiter as part of a coordinated protection strategy: size upstream and downstream protective devices to work with the 32 A per-phase limit, and follow national wiring standards for conductor cross-section and terminal torque. For installations with significant motor loads or inrush currents, assess start-up currents to ensure the limiter functions as intended without unintended interruptions.