Schneider Electric GVAD0101 Auxiliary Contact Block

Product Description

The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC GVAD0101 is an auxiliary contact block accessory designed to expand the switching and signaling capability of compatible motor circuit breakers and motor starters. This contact block mounts directly to supported GV2 and GV3 series devices, adding auxiliary contact output for control circuit feedback, status indication, or interlock wiring. Measuring 2.6 inches in length, 0.6 inches in width, and 3.5 inches in height, it maintains a compact footprint suited to tight panel and enclosure installations. Licensed electricians and panel builders install this accessory during new builds or field upgrades on motor control assemblies.

The GVAD0101 is suited for industrial and commercial motor control applications where auxiliary contact status signaling is required alongside the primary motor protection function. It attaches to GV2L, GV2LE, GV2ME, GV2P, GV2RT, GV3L, GV3P, and TeSys series devices, making it applicable across a range of motor starter and circuit breaker assemblies used in machine control panels, motor control centers, and process automation cabinets.

Key Features

• Auxiliary contact block accessory adds control circuit output to compatible motor circuit breakers
• Direct-mount design attaches to supported GV2 and GV3 series devices without additional hardware
• Compact dimensions of 2.6 x 0.6 x 3.5 inches fit within standard enclosure and DIN rail assemblies
• Lightweight construction at 0.11 pounds minimizes added load on the host device
• Supports interlock, status indication, and control feedback wiring in motor control circuits

Compatibility

Designed for use with SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC GV2L, GV2LE, GV2ME, GV2P, GV2RT, GV3L, GV3P, and TeSys series motor circuit breakers and motor starters.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC requirements and applicable local codes. De-energize and lockout/tagout the motor control circuit before attaching or removing any accessory block. Verify the auxiliary contact wiring is routed and terminated per the control schematic before restoring power. Do not force the accessory block onto the host device; confirm proper alignment before snapping into place.