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Clipsal - General Accessories, Grommet, 22mm, Suit 1.5sqmm Ordinary Duty Flexible Cord

White Electric | Clipsal - General Accessories, Grommet, 22mm, Suit 1.5sqmm Ordinary Duty Flexible Cord

Clipsal - General Accessories, Grommet, 22mm, Suit 1.5sqmm Ordinary Duty Flexible Cord

Item Number: 38A-WE

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Specifications

Design

Range of product

Standard Series

Product brand

Clipsal

Product or component type

grommet

Physical

REACh Regulation

Reference contains Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

EU RoHS Directive

Compliant

Mercury free

Yes

RoHS exemption information

Yes

China RoHS Regulation

Product out of China RoHS scope. Substance declaration for your information

Others

Package 1 Bare Product Quantity

1

Diameter

22 mm

Unit Type of Package 1

PCE

Number of Units in Package 1

1

Package 1 Height

2 cm

Package 1 Width

5 cm

Package 1 Length

6 cm

Package 1 Weight

6 g

Unit Type of Package 2

BB1

Number of Units in Package 2

10

Package 2 Height

6.8 cm

Package 2 Width

8.4 cm

Package 2 Length

10.8 cm

Package 2 Weight

10 kg

Unit Type of Package 3

CAR

Number of Units in Package 3

250

Package 3 Height

25 cm

Package 3 Width

21.4 cm

Package 3 Length

33.8 cm

Package 3 Weight

250 kg
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Video: Accessing the coil in the TeSys D Line (LC1D) Contactors

Issue:
How do we access the coil in the 9-38A rated D line contactor for replacement or inspection?

Product Line:
TeSys D line contactors

Environment:
9-38A TeSys D line contactors
 
Resolution:
In order to access the AC coil you will need to use a small screw driver to press in the tabs located halfway down the top and bottom of the contactor. This will release the back of the contactor so that you can remove the old AC coil and insert the new coil.

DC coils are not serviceable. TeSys D line contactors with DC coils must be disposed properly in accordance with End-of-Life documentation found here:
https://www.schneider-electric.com/download/ww/en/results/0/1555858-End-oflifemanual/8338143-TeSys-D/1555684/?showAsIframe=false

AC Coil Replacement Instructional Video:




DC Coil End-Of-Life Video:

What is the coil consumption or burden for the Tesys LC*D** contactors? 09 through 38

Issue:
Coil consumption or burden for the Tesys LC1D/2D contactors from 9A - 38A

Product Line: 
Contactors and Starters - IEC

Environment:
Tesys D Contactors 

Resolution:
All AC coils for the LC1D09 through LC1D38 3-pole contactors ( including ring tongue, quick connect and spring terminal versions ) have an inrush of 70 volt-amps for either 50 or 60 Hertz applications, and a sealed value of 7 volt-amps for 50Hertz applications or 7.5 volt-amps for 60 Hertz applications.

What are some ways I can save money on my home’s electricity bill?

We get asked this a lot – and rightly so. We all want to be as efficient with our energy and reduce our energy bills. Easy ways you can make immediate savings are:

  1. Installing LED lights – they use less energy, last longer and lower your environmental impact.
  2. Stop paying for standby power – even when your devices are on ‘standby mode’ they’re using power. If you’re not using them, turn them off.
  3. Check your devices’ eco settings – and turn them on! They’ll save power for you.

If you’re looking for a long-term solution, check out our Wiser Energy Management options or speak with your electrician about the best options for you. Installing Wiser Energy management solutions allows you to use the Wiser by SE app and keep track of your usage, maximise your solar, and save on bills.

You can find more tips on how you can save on your electricity bill each month here.

What’s the difference between an RCD and safety switch and do I need one?

Essentially, nothing. ‘Safety switch’ is often a common name for an RCD, which stands for ‘residual current device’. It monitors the electrical currents in your home and if there is a fault or compromised circuit – whether it be from an appliance, wire or switch – it quickly disconnects the power.

We highly recommend speaking with your electrician about ways that you ensure your home is electrically safe.