Ls Electric 1306000800 Overload Relay MT-95 42A Class 10

Product Description

The LS ELECTRIC 1306000800 is a Class 10 thermal overload relay from the Metasol MT Series, rated for 42 amps and designed to protect three-phase motors from overload and phase-loss conditions. It features lug-style terminals for conductor termination and carries an IP20 enclosure rating, making it suitable for panel-mounted motor control assemblies. The relay is part of the IEC-style Metasol line, which offers DIN rail mounting without additional tooling. Licensed electricians and motor control panel builders install this relay as part of a complete motor starter circuit alongside a compatible IEC contactor.

The 1306000800 fits into motor control applications where Class 10 trip characteristics are required, typically for standard squirrel-cage induction motors that reach full speed quickly. Its lug terminal design accommodates field wiring in industrial control panels and motor control centers. It is intended for use with the MC-75a, MC-85a, and MC-100a Metasol contactors as part of the 100AF frame group in the Metasol series lineup. Front- and side-mountable accessories are available for expanded functionality within the same series.

Key Features

• Class 10 trip characteristic suitable for standard induction motor protection
• 42-amp rating matches the MT-95 frame for 100AF contactor pairings
• Lug terminal design for direct conductor landing without ferrules
• IP20 enclosure rating for use in enclosed panel assemblies
• DIN rail mountable without additional tools
• 2 built-in normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts included

Compatibility

Designed for use with LS ELECTRIC Metasol series IEC contactors MC-75a, MC-85a, and MC-100a in the 100AF frame group. Front- and side-mountable Metasol series accessories are compatible with this relay.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC requirements and the panel or equipment manufacturer's documentation. De-energize and lock out the control panel before mounting or wiring this relay. Verify that the relay amp setting matches the full-load amperage of the protected motor before energizing. Do not exceed the lug terminal conductor size ratings listed in the manufacturer's wiring instructions.