Schneider Electric LU2MB0BL Starter Reverser Block

Product Description

The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC LU2MB0BL is a starter reverser block designed for use with TeSys U motor starters. This accessory enables reversing operation within a TeSys U starter assembly by providing the mechanical and electrical interlocking needed to reverse motor direction. It installs as a direct add-on block to the existing TeSys U starter, making it a practical solution for applications that require controlled motor direction reversal. Licensed electricians and industrial control technicians are the typical trades who source and install this component. The unit measures 5.1 inches in height, 2.2 inches in width, and 3.7 inches in length, and weighs 0.88 pounds.

This reverser block is suited for industrial and commercial motor control applications where TeSys U starters are already deployed. Typical use cases include conveyor systems, pumps, compressors, and other motor-driven equipment that require forward and reverse operation. It is designed to integrate directly into the TeSys U modular starter platform without requiring separate interposing relays or additional interlocking hardware.

Key Features

• Provides reversing capability as a direct add-on to TeSys U motor starters
• Compact form factor: 5.1 inches H x 2.2 inches W x 3.7 inches L
• Lightweight design at 0.88 pounds for ease of handling during installation
• Modular accessory design integrates with the TeSys U platform
• Sold individually as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed for use with Schneider Electric TeSys U motor starters as a direct accessory block.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified industrial control technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements and the manufacturer documentation for the TeSys U platform. De-energize and lock out the motor starter and all associated control circuits before attaching or removing accessory blocks. Verify proper mechanical seating and electrical connection of the reverser block before restoring power and testing motor direction.