
Schneider Electric
LR3D16 Schneider Electric
Part number: LR3D16
- SKU
- LR3D16
- Manufacturer
- Schneider Electric
- Category
- Drives – Motors – Circuits Protection
- Availability
- In stock
- Condition
- New
- EAN
- 3389110346985
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Industrial search summary
LR3D16 (Schneider Electric) — LR3D16 Schneider Electric. Category: Drives – Motors – Circuits Protection. Availability: In stock. B2B quote via CMC Automation (en). Indexable manufacturer part number.
Technical overview
Thermal overload relay, TeSys Deca, 690VAC, 9 to 13A, 1NO+1NC, class 10A, for D12D38 unbalanced loads
Industrial applications
LR3D16 (Schneider Electric) is used on production lines, machines and panels that require Drives – Motors – Circuits Protection components. Include application and voltage in your RFQ for technical validation.
Quoting & supply
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Frequently asked questions
- What is LR3D16?
- LR3D16 is a Schneider Electric item in the Drives – Motors – Circuits Protection category, listed as LR3D16 Schneider Electric. It is an industrial part number used in automation, maintenance and retrofit projects.
- Where is LR3D16 used?
- LR3D16 is used in systems with Schneider Electric Drives – Motors – Circuits Protection components such as PLCs, drives, sensors, contactors and plant instrumentation.
- How do I request a quote for LR3D16?
- Add LR3D16 to your quote cart or contact CMC Automation. Include quantity, urgency and application details for a commercial response.
- Are there substitutes for LR3D16?
- CMC Automation sources substitutes and compatible references when available. 0 related substitute(s) are listed on this page.
- What Schneider Electric items relate to LR3D16?
- This page lists 6 item(s) related to LR3D16 Schneider Electric to support maintenance, BOM and technical purchasing.



