110VAC 120VAC 40A 63A Din Rail Dual Display Adjustable Over Voltage Current and Under Voltage Protective Device Protector Relay (V Type (ADJ) 80A)

Keep your home or business electrical systems safe with this DIN Rail Adjustable Voltage Protector Relay, available in both SVP-712 and SVP-716 models. Designed for 110VAC to 120VAC systems, this protective device supports current ratings of 40A and 63A, making it suitable for a wide range of electrical applications. The dual digital LED display provides real-time readings of both voltage and current, allowing for easy at-a-glance monitoring at all times. Adjustable protection thresholds let you customize over-voltage, under-voltage, and over-current settings to match the specific needs of your connected equipment. When abnormal electrical conditions are detected, the relay responds automatically to disconnect the load and help prevent damage. The compact DIN rail mount design allows for quick and secure installation inside standard electrical panels, saving time and space. Indicator lights provide clear status signals so you always know the operating condition of your system. Whether used in residential, commercial, or light industrial settings, this voltage protector relay delivers dependable, automatic protection for your valuable electrical equipment.

• DUAL DIGITAL DISPLAY: Features two bright LED screens that show real-time voltage and current readings simultaneously for easy at-a-glance monitoring.
• ADJUSTABLE PROTECTION THRESHOLDS: Allows flexible configuration of over-voltage, under-voltage, and over-current limits to suit a wide range of electrical loads and applications.
• WIDE COMPATIBILITY: Designed for 110VAC to 120VAC systems and available in 40A and 63A current ratings to accommodate different electrical setups and demands.
• DIN RAIL MOUNT DESIGN: Compact form factor installs quickly and securely onto standard DIN rails inside electrical panels, saving space and simplifying setup.
• AUTOMATIC PROTECTIVE RELAY: Responds instantly to abnormal voltage or current conditions, automatically disconnecting power to help protect connected equipment from damage.