Powerguard Series RCD Protected, Extension Leads, 2 Metre, 240V, 10A, 30mA

Issue: 
Can the TeSys D line be used to control DC loads? 

Product Line:
Tesys D contactors

Environment:
Products sold and used in the United States
 
Cause:
 DC power circuit
 
Resolution:
 
Yes, 75 VDC (125 VDC for D115 & D150) per pole which means that through a four pole device breaking 300 VDC is possible by wiring all four power poles in series. However, be aware that the device current ratings will differ according to the number of poles in series and the type of application.

Devices are suitable but not UL Listed for DC applications.

More information on their DC ratings can be found in the current TeSys Motor Control and Protection Compentns catalog: https://www.schneider-electric.us/en/download/document/MKTED210011EN/


 

31LCDA is a smart load correction device which can help correct load issues.
As Saturn One Touch instructions point out they are only compatible with Clipsal LED's, we can't be sure they will work with any other brand, so the 31LCDA has been developed to help, but may still not fix the problem.
Talk to the LED manufacturer to get advice on compatible switches or dimmers for their product. (LED's or CFL's used with the One Touch switches must be of the dimmable type due to the electronic nature of the switch.)
One touch is now discontinued
See link for further details:https://www.clipsal.com/search?q=ONE%20TOUCH
https://www.clipsal.com/products/detail?CatNo=31LCDA&backto=/search?q=31LCDA&tab-document-1=0&itemno=31LCDA

No, there is no minimum load for the 60TSRM3.
60TSRM3 is discontinued with no replacement

For more information, please refer to the link:
https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=60TSRM3